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[that_one_guy02]

Phategod1 wrote...

I have a few two involve Commander Sheppard as Renegade berating his crew and forcing them off a massive ship like Ascension and flying it in a Reaper queen, followed by a shot of your LI telling you about your father to young child Sheppard. My Paragon has Commander Shepard being rescued at the last minute by his crew and marrying the LI.

This. So much this.

[Noob451]

 all i want is don't fear the reaper playing during the credits

[kennyv217]

I want to see Hackett's face! lol

[Kaiser Mat]

After dragging the other races to glory during the final battle, my Shepard will probably make the ultimate sacrifice, but only if it's pulled off well enough.

Modifié par Kaiser Mat, 22 novembre 2010 - 03:40 .

[Cerberus Operative Ashley Williams]

GodWood wrote...

Reapers win.

Honestly, I think this could be done well. Some may not be happy, but sometimes victory is not possible.

[Klimax]

Wish: Absolute destruction,billions dead,some planets annihilated and/or torned appart,space littered with debris and remnants of ships and stations,with fighting still going on...(like cuts over various battlefields.grounds and space locations)
Like Total Annihilation,Supreme Commander,Spaceforce Rouge universe,X-universe;Gundam Wing,Gundam X,Star Trek DS9 last season
My idea: 80% - Reaper win ; rest divided to more or less victories with 0,00001% Ultimate victory
plus concurrent conflict with Cerberus.

[deleted]

Shepard as only survivor of reaper onslaught. Finds ancient prothean cloning technology. Populates universe with copies of himself. Society is harmonious at last : everybody is equal!

[Axeface]

My dream 'ending' (I consider ME3 to be the ending in entirety) is 50+ hours of total hopelessness against an unstoppable and unbeatable force that REALLY threatens the galaxy.

ME3 needs to be epic utter genocide, in that I mean not just a few hours at the end where Shep runs some kind of suicidal mission, with a handful of people and stops a force that is supposed to threaten all life in the universe. I want to be saved in an oh so cinematic and emotional was by the people and races I have helped throughout the franchise.

For example, The Normandy heads up an Alliance strike force to attack a certain concentration of reapers and things dont go to plan... at the last moment, normandy almost destroyed, nothing on the radio but screams and terror, alliance ship debris littering space, Shepard peering through the broken hull lost for words.... Shepard hears from inside his head "We... Have.... come...." as a Rachni fleet appears to save the day (When I say save the day I mean hold off the Reapers long enough before begin obliterated, giving shep time to get his crew out alive...)

Of course, this is Mass Effect, and you should be able to fail (And failing should mean... the end, for everyone. I expect many cinematic cutscenes of entire planets and civilizations being wiped out BW) depending on your choices. Paragon choices should have bad ramifications just as much as renegade.


Also, Many things should be timed much like saving the normandy's crew was. I expect these kind of choices, but with many more levels and with much higher costs. There should not be a perfect ending, after all without loss we cant appreciate what we have. Which is why my 'bad' ME 2 playthrough was so much more enjoyable.

Modifié par Axeface, 22 novembre 2010 - 07:53 .

[Alienmorph]

If Paragon, I want that Shep has a chance to survive and finally go away in a peaceful place with his\\\\\\\\her LI.

If Renegane, I'd like to have him\\\\\\\\her dieing in a fu***ng enormous explosion, taking most of the Reapers with him.

If Paragade, he might have a chance to choice to sacrifice him\\\\\\\\herself or most of his team, but anyway no win without enourmous losses.

It's pretty obvious, if things goes in this way, that my Shep will be more Paragon than a Saint ^^ Also even with Paragon shouldn't be authomatic that the game ends well, but doing all things in right way should left you at least one chance to do all the right decision in the final passages of the game and achieve an happy ending. A forced Ultimate Sacrifice would be quite a delusion... it will left you without any desire of replay the game, cause wathever you'd do you'll knew that Shepard is doomed.

Modifié par Alienmorph, 22 novembre 2010 - 08:04 .

[JediHealerCosmin]

/agree with Axeface

At least half the game should be a war setting where the galaxy battles against the Reaper invasion.

Then at the very end...

The final battle takes place on Earth, both on the ground and in the skies. Shepard and his team infiltrate and destroy the main Reaper/Ship/Station. As it slowly falls apart with numerous explosions, the Normandy flies in a nice victory run, while the ground forces start cheering with some really nice music in the background  

The final scene where you say goodbye to everyone... I don't want to imagine it. It's going to be sad to see the others move on  
 

[Annihilator27]

kennyv217 wrote...

I want to see Hackett's face! lol

At the end Hackett shakes hands with shepard to congratulate them, then the camera rises up to show his face then before it shows it the credits roll.

[andnico]

I think it would be interesting to have a it turn out the the Reapers are actually trying to save humanity/galactic civilization through their accession process. Like say the whole dark energy thing (the same business that's mucking with the sun near Haestrom) is very soon going to escalate into some sort of interstellar cataclysm which will eradicate life in the galaxy. However, the reapers are attempting to survive this cataclysm which they've detected in advance and for some reason need organic material to do so. Or, put another way, perhaps the reapers are like intergalactic noah's arks, designed as a sort of backup copy of organic cultures. Either way, the question would be if organics would play along after this reveal, uploading themselves and perhaps "surviving" in some sense by working with the reapers or if organic species would continue to resist the reapers, believing the loss of individuality ascension likely involves is too great a price to pay for the preservation of their culture and will roll the dice on trying to find a way to ride out the galactic cataclysm on their own.



Or something like that...

[The Fan]

 I can even begin to imagine it!!!!!!!! Its gonna be really epic! 

[Dem_B]

I would absolutely not want sacrifice themselves to save the galaxy, it is commonplace cliched - it's bad, yes very emotional, but it's bad.
Always have a choice, there is always another solution. Another solution, I do not mean that everyone must die, because Shepard does not sacrifice himself. I believe that the Council recognizes the existence of Reapers and will begin preparations, the galactic races to unite before the most terrible threat, but even this may not be enough, and then in the right time will help godsend, which is the incredible power, perhaps it would be "Creatures of Light" which seeks volus on the planet Klenkori.

But also it seems to me that most do not even suggest that Repers can not just be fighting machines for the mass destruction of organic life, that their motives may be more difficult.

If you are interested in a different vision of the Reapers, read the theory about the origin and motives of Reapers.
For an introduction to the discussion topic, please read the bottom post.
social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/103/index/4811541/7 

Modifié par Dem_B, 23 novembre 2010 - 08:25 .

[petrickthystag]

I think that the end has to be completely variable, depending on things as:
- the Council is convinced of the Reapers threat, or is not
- other guys join him or do not (the Geth, the Migrant Fleet, the Alliance, the STG)
- the Illusive Man betrays you or does not
- Shepard finds a non-suicidal way to save the galaxy or does not
- a way to stop the invasion at all is found or is not
- the Reapers are stopped before they reach the galaxy or are not

And don't say it is bad to die for the sake of the galaxy. It is just another end of the story.

Mass Effect 2 had a flexible ending, but overall there are only two different global outcomes. I definitely want to see more.
Another upset came from the fact that the only two things that defined the ending details were the loyalty of the team and the advancement oof the ship, both aka how much time you spent in the game.
No choices really mattered, neither did choices from ME1.
This really lets the game down in your eyes, when you finally realize it.

Modifié par petrickthystag, 23 novembre 2010 - 08:34 .

[Katamariguy]

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Surprise me!

[Jerecaine]

www.youtube.com/watch I want that song to play if Shepard dies

Modifié par Jerecaine, 23 novembre 2010 - 08:44 .

[nubbers666]

finsh off the reapers

marry my love intrest

tell the council i told you so

ask me what i intend on doing next * go take a nice long vaction far far away from here

kill the council

[Dem_B]

petrickthystag wrote...
No choices really mattered, neither did choices from ME1.
This really lets the game down in your eyes, when you finally realize it.

Yes it is. We are told that 700 decisions was transfered from ME1 to ME2, but they were just in the background, just different comments, but the picture of the game was still the same.
Now we are promised 1000 decisions from ME2 to ME3.
Will be at least the most important of them change the game? Or again we find just the comments, but without real consequences?

It seemed after completing the ME1 taking a renegade decision, events the ME2 should differ from the ME2 if in ME1 was taking a Paragon solution, but no, all smoothed, led to a common denominator.

In ME2 was more strategic decisions, it must change ME3 differently for each decision, the decision should help in the fight against evil or vice versa, not help in the right time, solutions should really affect the plot.
Solutions must be a primary part for the final battle, will the so? We'll see.

[FuturePasTimeCE]

Shep Dawg getting it on with a new squad member?

[Kampela]

After struggling a defensive war agains weakened Reapers, (Shephard collecting allies, rallying troops and fighting at chokepoints) galactic community is able to research a way to atleast weaken the enemy and maybe stop their advance through Mass Relays.

Shephard is tasked to use this new weapon and it takes him/her and his/her crew deep to Reaper controlled space. Shephard then does something epic and confronts the Master Reaper, or the collective.

But then the Main Boss gives Shephard a choice. Join the Reapers as the new Vanguard, the Shepherd of the indoctrinated, and have a eternal life and something nice.

Well, ofcourse most players will go for "No, I am here to kill you all!"-option, which is reasonable and rational. But then there is the other option:

Shephard: "Well, that's an offer I can't refuse."
Garrus: "No! REMEMBER SAREN"
Shephard: (Shoots Garrus to head)
Liara: "Are you willing to sacrifice ev--"
Shephard: (Shoots Liara to face) "Yes."

Then Shephard starts to download the Reaper to the brain. After that Shephard is mounted to new human Reaper and the game ends in a scene where husked Shephard is covered in tubes and stuff. And then showing the human Reaper closening Earth shooting colordul BEAMS.

Modifié par Kampela, 24 novembre 2010 - 07:24 .

[Cra5y Pineapple]

Peace between everybody. Also getting every species onto the Council, I want Rachni up there. Hey, maybe even a Wrex Hologram (he's too busy keeping Tuchanka in line to be on the Citadel.) Get a new turian councillor however, he "sadly died" during the near Reaper Invasion.

At least that's after the climax.

Modifié par Cra5y Pineapple, 24 novembre 2010 - 07:42 .

[AndrahilAdrian]

shepard wakes up and it was all a dream.

[Inquisitor Recon]

There is some ceremony, Shepard gets a shiny medal from Hackett, is promoted, says epic speech about the fight being far from over.

And possibly:

Shepard walks across the Illusive Man's office, stepping over some dead guards. One of Cerberus' new employees drags TIM's corpse away (or drags a handcuffed and swearing TIM off as a prisoner.) Shepard sits in TIM's chair, spins around facing that star, brings up a holographic information display, snaps his fingers, and one of his new secretaries hands him a glass of some sort of alcohol. Cut to credits.

[petrickthystag]

AndrahilAdrian wrote...

shepard wakes up and it was all a dream.

This is a really good idea.
Maybe even not just a dream, but an inception.