Sylvanpyxie wrote...
Or just give us utterly no choice at all and throw a dead squad member in our faces.
I'd put up with just about anything
but that. Inevitable character death is a huge no-no for me. Mainly because, if I want inevitable deaths, I'll go for any other entertainment media: book, film, theatre.
Seriously, there are plenty of people who have voluntarily killed off squaddies in the Suicide Mission, for drama's sake. So if people want squaddies to die for added emotional weight, they have the possibility to do so. Why can't the reverse apply?
With all that been said! Joker spends a lot of his time on the Normandy, but we know from Mass Effect 2 that the Normandy isn't always the safest place in town. While i can't see the SR-2 blowing up in the first 30 seconds of game-play.. I can't imagine she'll get through the Reaper War entirely untouched...
While I doubt Bioware would kill off Joker, if they *do* have some kind of death scene hidden deep in the bowels of ME3, i'll likely hunt it down and hope Joker goes up in a fiery blaze of glory, taking with him a sodding huge Reaper and the SR-2.
Another reason why I'm firmly against forced character death is because it's much easier to make a non-squaddie go down for good. Joker being a non-squaddie with pretty high emotional investment for most players...You do the math.
I mean come on, there's bound to be a solidly bad ending in which "everyone" goes down. Right?
Oh, definitely. I'm sure there are quite a few "for science" playthroughs out there where people killed off every single possible squaddie, the Normandy crew, Wrex and the Rachni Queen, sacrificed the original Council, and persuaded the quarians and geth to go to war, without destroying the geth heretics.
Meaning you have no team, fewer allies, most of the alien races don't trust you, and 2 of them are locked in a war anyway.
Pretty sure that would leave Shepard fubared.
Modifié par Nilfalasiel, 24 septembre 2011 - 12:00 .