The organizers of the movement Retake Mass Effect announced the completion of its campaign, according to the official website . According to the speaker, the fans chased the goal was achieved.
Speaker, hiding under the pseudonym Robb, said that the campaign pursued by Retake Mass Effect purpose - namely, to attract attention to the issue of the final BioWare Mass Effect 3 - was successfully achieved. The decision on the completion of the action was taken by the organizers after the March 22, 2012 BioWare President Ray Muzyka (Ray Muzyka) turned to them with a personal message. He promised to all owners of MassEffect 3 "new extra content", which clarifies the ending of the game. Appropriate announcement will be made in April.
"I think our attempt can be regarded only as a resounding success - wrote Robb. - Dr. Muzika Appeal confirmed the fact that our prayers have been heard." However, the activity of the protesters continue. "Statement Muzika we met well. Now we have to make sure that BioWare will take into account all the details," - was written in the same message.
Total shares during Retake Mass Effect participants were collected $ 80,000 in the fund children's charity Child's Play. User Robb said that similar results to create a positive image around the campaign. Nevertheless, one of the founders of the Fund Child's Play Jerry Holkins warned members against hasty assessments. "The Fund should not be a tool to draw attention to some purpose. He should be the goal."
The owners of Mass Effect 3 have begun to express dissatisfaction with the end of the role-playing series March 11, 2012, when asked the developers to release a patch or DLC, changing the ending. To do this, players and started a petition accounts in social networks Twitter and Facebook. Such a campaign called Retake Mass Effect, and the organizers have begun to raise funds for a children's charity. March 14, 2012 game director Kacey Hudson said that this end of Mass Effect 3 was done intentionally to cause heated discussion. March 19, 2012 one of the fans of the game filed on BioWare complaint with the Federal Trade Commission. March 21, 2012BioShock series creator Ken Levine spoke in defense of the ending and the studioBioWare.
