The Exten­ded Cut expands on the end­ings of Mass Effect 3 through addi­tional scenes and epi­logue sequences. It provides more of the answers and clos­ure that play­ers have been ask­ing for. It gives a sense of what the future holds as a res­ult of the decisions made through­out the series. And it shows greater detail in the suc­cesses or fail­ures based on how play­ers achieved their endings.”

“The Exten­ded Cut is an expan­sion of the ori­ginal end­ings to Mass Effect 3. It does not fun­da­ment­ally change the end­ings, but rather it expands on the mean­ing of the ori­ginal end­ings, and reveals greater detail on the impact of player decisions.

So, there you have it, folks. Brace for impact.

Me? I’ll prob­ably watch this on You­tube, since none of my com­plaints about the game are adressed. No fix­ing of the godaw­ful plot-/romance arcs for most of ME2’s squad­mates, and my Shep still will not be able to call BULLSHIT on Spacechilds’s craptastic offer­ing of “explanations.”

*takes a deep breath*

Nope, I am not going to rant…

Oh, and do you know what else will hit us that day? SWTOR patch 1.3.

I beat that god­dam bas­tard. Never.Again.

Every other Imper­ial Agent I’ll roll will use the pos­sib­il­ity to talk him into tak­ing his ball and going home. As long as this fight is so god­damn buggy on top of being insanely dif­fi­cult I will not do that to myself again.

Sheeesh, that pile of bugs is known since beta, and Bioware hasn’t been able to fix them until now? If it were any skip­pable quest I wouldn’t be so mad, but this is a class-quest, for cry­ing out loud.

And now a totally unre­lated pub­lic ser­vice announce­ment: Once I’ll got Mass Effect 3 delivered and installed on my machine I won’t be around much, ingame and out of game, until I have beaten ME3 at least once. What mar­vel­lous coin­cid­ence that I’ll have vaca­tion from fri­day onward… *gnihihi*

If you are like me, the neces­sity to install Ori­gin in order to be able to play Mass Effect 3 gave you more than just a little head­ache. I value the my pri­vacy — be it online or off­line — very highly. The spy­ing potien­tial of Ori­gin pre­ven­ted me from pre-ordering the game so far.

Luck­ily for all of us, poster Blue­fall on Live­journal just pos­ted a very nice tutorial on how you can quar­ant­ine Ori­gin with Sand­boxie.

I <3 you, Bluefall. :)