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[Andaius20]

tzrapha wrote...

hello guys

Greetings

Modifié par Andaius20, 22 juillet 2010 - 10:32 .

[uhdnrt]

No other comments?

[Goat_Shepard]

uhdnrt wrote...

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Sacrifice
inspired by NuclearBuddha and Goat_Shepard
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Oh god...more manly tears...what have we done?

I hate to say it....this is more preferable than "guddamn heroes"...cuz they're still heroes...but moreso...cuz it's in the ultimate-sacrifice way....

Still, both endings are cliche, the only reward is giving you the option of both.

Now I gotta go for reals. To focus on...work.

[Brandonhc]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Seth Burns wrote...

When does everybody assume we'll hit 10,000 pages?

The day after tommorrow?

Depends on the trolls.

Or people talking for the sake of talking... what?

[Andaius20]

Not bad, but every one that's cool dies in it.

[Someone With Mass]

uhdnrt wrote...

No other comments?

Not the ending I'd choose, but still touching.

[Phil725]

I've got absolutely no interest in a cliche everyone/Shep dies ending personally.  I never got how ultimately dying is supposed to make people seem more heroic.  If the mission that they undertake is suicidal in nature, that shows a willingness to sacrifice yourself for the greater good, a heroic deed.  Dying when you could've succeeded and lived just means you failed, hardly heroic.

[Goat_Shepard]

Phil725 wrote...

I've got absolutely no interest in a cliche everyone/Shep dies ending personally.  I never got how ultimately dying is supposed to make people seem more heroic.  If the mission that they undertake is suicidal in nature, that shows a willingness to sacrifice yourself for the greater good, a heroic deed.  Dying when you could've succeeded and lived just means you failed, hardly heroic.

Everyone living is cliche, too. No-win situation. Wouldn't you rather be able to choose your ending rather than "you win or you don't finish"?

[tzrapha]

Phil725 wrote...

I've got absolutely no interest in a cliche everyone/Shep dies ending personally.  I never got how ultimately dying is supposed to make people seem more heroic.  If the mission that they undertake is suicidal in nature, that shows a willingness to sacrifice yourself for the greater good, a heroic deed.  Dying when you could've succeeded and lived just means you failed, hardly heroic.

im my opinion is heroic because he die trying to save all the galaxy

[Kami102]

-walks in ripping up pages that mention the release of the newest DLC for ME2 -- the Liara Shadow Broker DLC-


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'Ello everyone

[Someone With Mass]

Phil725 wrote...

I've got absolutely no interest in a cliche everyone/Shep dies ending personally.  I never got how ultimately dying is supposed to make people seem more heroic.  If the mission that they undertake is suicidal in nature, that shows a willingness to sacrifice yourself for the greater good, a heroic deed.  Dying when you could've succeeded and lived just means you failed, hardly heroic.

It's like the end in Fallout 3, when you send the super mutant into the highly irradiated chamber instead of going in and punch in the code yourself and the game calls you a coward because of it.

It's just stupid to sacrifice yourself when you can do it in a different way and still be alive in the end.

I mean, I can be heroic, but I still want to live.

Modifié par Someone With Mass, 22 juillet 2010 - 10:46 .

[Phil725]

Goat_Shepard wrote...

Phil725 wrote...

I've got absolutely no interest in a cliche everyone/Shep dies ending personally.  I never got how ultimately dying is supposed to make people seem more heroic.  If the mission that they undertake is suicidal in nature, that shows a willingness to sacrifice yourself for the greater good, a heroic deed.  Dying when you could've succeeded and lived just means you failed, hardly heroic.

Everyone living is cliche, too. No-win situation. Wouldn't you rather be able to choose your ending rather than "you win or you don't finish"?

Sure being able to choose your ending is fine, I was just saying that I don't get the appeal. 

[tzrapha]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

tzrapha wrote...
im my opinion is heroic because he die trying to save all the galaxy

Or you can save it and live. That doesn't make you any less of a hero. If anything it makes you more of one because you survived.

yeah,and surving add a badass factor

[Phil725]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

tzrapha wrote...
im my opinion is heroic because he die trying to save all the galaxy

Or you can save it and live. That doesn't make you any less of a hero. If anything it makes you more of one because you survived.

Yeah that's my feeling.  I never saw dying as inherently heroic.  Risking death is the heroic action, not actually dying.  That just means you messed up at some point, and probably messed up a lot of things that you could have helped in the future

[Goat_Shepard]

Phil725 wrote...
Sure being able to choose your ending is fine, I was just saying that I don't get the appeal. 

I get the appeal. Even though I prefer the ending, I wouldn't choose it myself. I'm weird that way.

[Pacifien]

uhdnrt wrote...
No other comments?

Well, I liked it, but I also directed a thread all about the possible dark endings of ME3 in the Campaign and Storyline forum. Some people just aren't all for it.

[FsDxRAGE]

Kami102 wrote...

-walks in ripping up pages that mention the release of the newest DLC for ME2 -- the Liara Shadow Broker DLC-


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'Ello everyone

when is it?

[Kami102]

FsDxRAGE wrote...

Kami102 wrote...

-walks in ripping up pages that mention the release of the newest DLC for ME2 -- the Liara Shadow Broker DLC-


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'Ello everyone

when is it?

TBA, but it's the next "Story" DLC coming out

http://www.masseffect.com/


-mutters-
I want a Tali DLC....

[Andaius20]

lolz goat

[Goat_Shepard]

Phil725 wrote...

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

tzrapha wrote...
im my opinion is heroic because he die trying to save all the galaxy

Or you can save it and live. That doesn't make you any less of a hero. If anything it makes you more of one because you survived.

Yeah that's my feeling.  I never saw dying as inherently heroic.  Risking death is the heroic action, not actually dying.  That just means you messed up at some point, and probably messed up a lot of things that you could have helped in the future

But there is a difference between messing up something that could have been helped, and an ultimatum. You either have to sacrifice yourself or you fail. THAT'S what I find appealing.

[Leftnt Sharpe]

Pacifien wrote...

uhdnrt wrote...
No other comments?

Well, I liked it, but I also directed a thread all about the possible dark endings of ME3 in the Campaign and Storyline forum. Some people just aren't all for it.

I think that at least one team member will be dead by the end of Mass Effect 3 in a Virmire-esque scenario. To be honest tthe idea of team members basically sacrificing themselves to save Shepard appeals to me in poetic sort of way.

[Someone With Mass]

Kami102 wrote...

-mutters-
I want a Tali DLC....

Me too. I don't care what it is.

[Andaius20]

well take heart Kami, new weapons pack will most likely be released after or before that that will have a geth shotgun for Tali to play with.

[Tairis Deamhan]

Goat_Shepard wrote...

But there is a difference between messing up something that could have been helped, and an ultimatum. You either have to sacrifice yourself or you fail. THAT'S what I find appealing.

Meh, that gets old, though. And very very VERY rarely have I ever seen that set up when it DIDNT feel contrived.

Also, hello Tali thread.