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<blockquote data-quote="Gladius Legis" data-source="post: 7457625" data-attributes="member: 68748">Guarantee you you're wrong. Absolutely no one in real life who I know played ME3 had anything kind to say about the ending. And they're not the type who troll forums.And then blew it all up in the end regardless, making it, again, not matter.Again, not a small number of people. And it was so &quot;successful&quot; that the much older SimCity 4 (!) instantly shot up the Steam best-seller charts in response to the utter debacle of the most recent SimCity.It was also so &quot;successful&quot; that gamers flocked to Cities: Skylines in DROVES when it released. C:S is still releasing new content and getting millions of new players, and meanwhile the latest SimCity is dead in the water. So &quot;successful.&quot;You haven't proven that it's not the majority.Dumb as I think the Battlefield 5 controversy is, it WILL have a pretty sharp impact.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="Gladius Legis, post: 7457625, member: 68748"] Guarantee you you're wrong. Absolutely no one in real life who I know played ME3 had anything kind to say about the ending. And they're not the type who troll forums. And then blew it all up in the end regardless, making it, again, not matter. Again, not a small number of people. And it was so "successful" that the much older SimCity 4 (!) instantly shot up the Steam best-seller charts in response to the utter debacle of the most recent SimCity. It was also so "successful" that gamers flocked to Cities: Skylines in DROVES when it released. C:S is still releasing new content and getting millions of new players, and meanwhile the latest SimCity is dead in the water. So "successful." You haven't proven that it's not the majority. Dumb as I think the Battlefield 5 controversy is, it WILL have a pretty sharp impact. [/QUOTE]

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