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[lyssalu]

Chris Priestly wrote...

I just emailed Casey and asked if it would be ok if I revealed to you all who lives or dies in Mass Effect 3.

He said: "No".

o

[BickDutt]

It's pretty obvious though. Whatever Bioware has to say about it, intros to Mass Effect games always featured a temporary teammate that dies for the "tutorial" sequence. Everything hints towards Anderson. It's a great character for that role in the sense that he's great to introduce and expose new players to the game and the universe while being a known quantity for longtime fans to be emotionaly involved when they kill him but not too upset when they do because he's not too big of a character.

I could be wrong but I honnestly think Bioware is just that predictable. Sorry.

[Ryzaki]

Anderson is described as the mentor. That pretty much ensures his death. 

Modifié par Ryzaki, 07 juin 2011 - 03:28 .

[camcon2100]

Ryzaki wrote...

Anders is described as the mentor. That pretty much ensures his death.

I suppose. I mean its sucks but i think he'll die there

[ArizaelCZ]

Legbiter wrote...

He's dead as disco. Probably gets shot just as the hatch is closing on the Normandy.

Anderson: *coughs blood* Shepard...I...I'm sorry, I tried...to warn them. *croaks*

Shepard: NOOOOOOOO!

Anderson: *coughs blood* Shepard...I...I'm sorry, I tried...to warn them. *croaks*
Shepard: It's ok dude. Unity is not on cooldown and we've just picked up new medigel from those dead mechs.
Anderson: Have I taught you nothing? This is obviously a cinematic sequence.
Shepard: Paragon interupt. PARAGON INTERUPT!
****Mouse batteries need to be replaced****
Shepard: NOOOOOOOO!

[Memphis Slim]

He'd better not. Unless the opening is even more grandiose than what we saw, Anderson deserves at least one more badass moment in-game after all he went through in the novels.

[dgcatanisiri]

I can see Anderson dying or Anderson staying behind on Earth to combat the Reapers' forces there and try and make a diversion for Shepard. Either option could happen.

[XyleJKH]

LoL
Chris is funny
I wouldn't be suprised if Anderson does die in the opening scene or at least gets seperated

[Aggie Punbot]

Ryzaki wrote...

Anders is described as the mentor. That pretty much ensures his death.

Not necessarily; I expect you'll have the option to either spare him or murder onni-tool him to death.

[Shimmer_Gloom]

Oh Casey Hudson and his DA2 jokes...

[camcon2100]

TS2Aggie wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...

Anders is described as the mentor. That pretty much ensures his death.

Not necessarily; I expect you'll have the option to either spare him or murder onni-tool him to death.

I loled hard!!!

[Marta Rio]

Memphis Slim wrote...

He'd better not. Unless the opening is even more grandiose than what we saw, Anderson deserves at least one more badass moment in-game after all he went through in the novels.

Totally.  I'm expecting him die at some point, but not while jumping onto the Normandy after the scene that we saw.  Unlesss he's jumping in front of a bullet intended for Shep, then maybe.

It kinda looked like he didn't make it onto the Normandy...It'd be cool if we have to abandon Anderson after the opening scene, and then meet up with him later when we return to Earth for the final battle.

[TexasToast712]

I remember in the GameInformer article they said Anderson in your squad was a placeholder.

[Ceridwen]

Marta Rio wrote...

It kinda looked like he didn't make it onto the Normandy...It'd be cool if we have to abandon Anderson after the opening scene, and then meet up with him later when we return to Earth for the final battle.

I think that if Shepard and co. did indeed abandon Anderson, he'd be decimated by those oncoming Cannibals. As he said prior the Normandy's arrival, "No more clips!"

Unless he goes all Morpheus on 'em. I admit,  Anderson showing off his inner ninja would be pretty entertaining.

[sheppard7]

He might be older but he better not go out like a punk. Remember he was the first human to be considered for the Spectres but got set up by Syran (sp?).

[dcal31]

Can I pick option 3? It looks like they cut out part of the scene in the demo. Given the past history of placeholder intro squad mates, everyone assumes he bites the big one. I was thinking about and given the situation, he would likely chose to stay behind.

Anderson is the highest ranked N7 operative in the galaxy (either Cons. or Admiral) and also one of the highest ranked fleet officers in the Alliance. Someone needs to organize the defense and resistance of Earth. Anderson is a clear symbol of authority and has proved himself in combat during the First Contact War. He would need someone to rally the galaxy while he defended Earth, que Shepard, his most trusted and successful operative.

Now just insert a dramatic scene of Shepard declaring "I shall return" as Anderson is left on Earth and hear the laughter of Bioware pulling a red herring on us with the demo.

[sheppard7]

I just found the part 2 of the demo. It ends and there's really no clear cut "he's dead, jim" there. Anderson could even make it to the Normandy. Only thing though wasn't the SR-2 supposed to be a lot bigger thus not landing on planets in ME2? Yet the demo showed it flying right in there to rescue Shep and possibly Anderson too.

It might have been better suited to have the Hammerhead dropping in there to the rescue just from story standpoint even though it's not as recognizable as the Normandy.

[camcon2100]

sheppard7 wrote...

I just found the part 2 of the demo. It ends and there's really no clear cut "he's dead, jim" there. Anderson could even make it to the Normandy. Only thing though wasn't the SR-2 supposed to be a lot bigger thus not landing on planets in ME2? Yet the demo showed it flying right in there to rescue Shep and possibly Anderson too.

It might have been better suited to have the Hammerhead dropping in there to the rescue just from story standpoint even though it's not as recognizable as the Normandy.

I agree there is too little evidence to support he's dead yet. But if he dies i will shed many man tearts

[Ryzaki]

TS2Aggie wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...

Anders is described as the mentor. That pretty much ensures his death.

Not necessarily; I expect you'll have the option to either spare him or murder onni-tool him to death.

 

Anderson I mean...stupid typos. 

[Oblivious]

TexasToast712 wrote...

I remember in the GameInformer article they said Anderson in your squad was a placeholder.

To me that means that GI looked at the entire tutorial and instead of having the "Jenkins" and Anderson ready on time they simply extended Anderson's scene. I'm hoping that we probably already had our Jenkins (please oh please let it be Udina) and this is the latter part of the tutorial

[Aimi]

sheppard7 wrote...

Only thing though wasn't the SR-2 supposed to be a lot bigger thus not landing on planets in ME2? Yet the demo showed it flying right in there to rescue Shep and possibly Anderson too.

It might have been better suited to have the Hammerhead dropping in there to the rescue just from story standpoint even though it's not as recognizable as the Normandy.

You played the Suicide Mission, right?

[tobynator89]

It would be the ultimate kick the dog moment if cerberus did it, I mean anderson was responsible for wiping out half of their organization, I bet that they are aching for a bit of payback.

[camcon2100]

Hey what if seeing we have only one squad mate at the time. There was probably another soldier that was killed earlier. I mean it seems like from the trial to where the demo started there is some time in between for our jenkins moment