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'We will show what this series means to us, and how we have been wrong. 'We will show a united fandom front, to look them in the eye and say that their contrived, mystical, nonsensical ending will not do,' the group's organizer writes. A separate, nebulous 'PAX East Platoon' is being organized to 'stand together and voice our concerns at the Mass Effect panel' taking place at next month's PAX East show in Boston. The fan demonstration efforts don't stop at online letter writing, though. 'Bioware is a business if we can make them understand that by using the current endings they alienate (no pun) their customers, and destroy the replay ability of the trilogy they are hurting their profits we CAN bring about a change for the better,' the protest's creator writes on the Facebook page.

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The group is asking members to prepare polite letters to Bioware expressing their displeasure with Mass Effect 3's ending, and to donate money to help support the cause with a more professional Web presence. The 'Demand a Better Ending to Mass Effect 3' group currently has over 13,500 likes on Facebook and an associated Twitter account has garnered over 1,500 followers in just a few days. If you want to go in with absolutely no idea of what happens in the last moments of Mass Effect 3, stop reading now.) (Warning: While I've worked hard to avoid discussing specifics about the conclusion of Mass Effect 3 in this article, the remainder does contain broad hints regarding the events that happen at the end of the game. But they're also going a step further, actively demanding that BioWare change the ending as it's currently constructed to be more palatable to the masses. Many fans of the Mass Effect series are already doing all of these things to express anger over what they see as an unsatisfying ending to Mass Effect 3. They'll create elaborate fan fiction sub-universes where the story concludes in a more pleasing way. They'll vow never to enjoy a story from that creator ever again. They'll complain about the ending to anyone that will listen. Usually, when superfans are unhappy with the ending to a long and engrossing story, they'll react in a number of predictable ways. Image courtesy of Bioware reader comments 299 with

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