Did Anyone LIKE the Mass Effect 3 Ending?

My husband and I fvcking hated the ending.

I also hated the "artistic integrity" nonsense people were spouting in defense of it. "Artistic integrity" is code for saying "we messed up but are unwilling to admit it." While I understand that's perfectly fair, it doesn't serve EA/BioWare in the long run to just completely destroy their own product

As far as the ending itself goes, I wasn't upset because Shepard died or anything like that, I was upset because it makes no damned sense. It literally makes no sense in the context of the Mass Effect universe.

Why is the ship being chased by a relay beam? Did your team abandon you before you "decided" to blow them all up? That doesn't make sense.

Now that all the relays are blown up (which, according to the DLC from Mass Effect 2, should set off a supernova explosion that destroys the entire solar system), who is alive? Did Shepard commit genocide and murder every advanced civilization in the galaxy, or did the relays blow up in a different way?

Now that there's about a trillion different aliens (2 species of which have different dietary requirements as a result of being D-amino acid based, another is a robot species, and another is a group of newly-cured Krogans who pop out children at an alarming rate) stuck in the solar system, how are you supposed to feed/care for them? Or will it just devolve into an orgy of rape and pillaging?

S-T-U-P-I-D

As my husband put it, it's like BioWare took the last 5 minutes of the game, and hired Michael Bay and M. Night Shyamalan to write it. It's all big explosions and pure nonsense.

Re JPili:

Fallout 3 did that, and the feedback was pretty positive.
Because Fallout 3 ending doesn't make sense. From what I heard (I haven't played), you are forced to do something suicidal while there are actually more than one ways to complete the task and survive it at the same time.

ME3's ending is similar. It created many continuity error, contradicting facts, and ....... doesn't make sense.

"Artistic integrity" has nothing to do with this. No author should introduce continuity error, contradicting facts into their story plot due to artistic reason.
Just like an architect should never sacrifice a building's stability for artistic design.

Also, Bioware broke their promise: diversified endings that reflect most of our decisions from ME1-3.

I don't think anyone really enjoyed it but there releasing a ending dlc, but if i must buy it i will forever curse Bioware..

The ending of Mass effect 3 did suck. there develop into such an excellent number of different concepts they might have made ending, and all of them without shepherd lack of life, i propose he died once on the start of Mass effect 2, i do not see why they had to kill him off, and thinking this develop into the finest recreation, why end it on a cliff hanger that confuses such an excellent number of followers, like the position did they finally end up, what takes position to he/she's love pastime, what takes position to all the different races, with any luck they carry about out a dlc for this recreation and make up yet another ending, i recognize it isn't going, yet i wish they do, because the Mass effect series had each and every thing RPG gamers may favor, it had the exploration of area, your own deliver, you've relationships, there develop into customisation, sturdy or undesirable, consiquences for movements. It develop into an outstanding series and to end it like that develop into ****, and an outstanding kick interior the balls for most persons followers following the series on account that Mass effect a million.

It is not that I did not like it. It was just a bit underwhelming. As long as they fix the plot holes, I would be 100% fine with it.

The popular choice is normally the uninteresting and safe one. Ask Joss Whedon. He kill all his awesome characters.

Yes, it was kinda bad but Bioware shouldn't have changed the ending. The developers should NEVER do anything this drastic solely based on player feedback.

Well there about 6 endings, so you probably picked the bad ending.