Shandepared wrote...
Spectre_907 wrote...
But
one can reason that it is better to take out the defending geth ships
around the Ascension first and then go after Sovereign. We still had
control of the station and all geth/krogan were eliminated.
You could but the narrative implies that letting the Council die is the superior tactical decision.
True. Shepard just says, "Save the Ascension at all costs." A paragon who was concerned about the state of the fleet would've said something like, "Concentrate on the defending geth ships around the Ascension before I open the Citadel arms."
The Codex and al-Jilani's interview only states that there were only eight cruisers lost if the Ascension was saved. If the Ascension is lost there is nothing indicating losses. But surely there were losses. We even see geth ships surrounding Sovereign in both cases.
Regardless of the narrative, I think saving the Ascension was strategically better in order to attack Sovereign rather than going for a decapitating blow so I saved it. I don't like the idea of having my fleet fighting Sovereign and the geth simultaneously. I would also like to have the Ascension there to help coordinate with the defending turian cruisers against any geth going after my ships.
Modifié par Spectre_907, 08 octobre 2010 - 01:36 .