Zakatak757 wrote...
Something I wish they had done in ME2.
Alot of people say "why is Garrus a whiner when his life isn't even that bad?" Well, it is, but the game doesn't let you know that. He brought up his squad on Omega, but didn't mention they had been together for 2 years on the run, likely sharing drinks every night. He doesn't mention his family, or that they are poor, or how his father is disappointed in him, or how his mom is sick.
Filling hollow bones achievable with current human science, turians could do it undoubtedly. Garrus can drop down 35 feet when he goes to look at Saren's corpse below the council's chamber. Can't do that with birdy bones and a set of armor.
A point I made previously here:
SUBJECT--WHY SOLANA SHOULD NOT DIE IN ME3
AdmiralCheez said...
RecentlyKaiser Shepard wrote...
Also, Garrus' life hasn't been that bad at all.
it has. He only just lost ten of his closest friends, and the eleventh
may be dead or alive depending on your actions. And then there's the
backroom drama, the stuff he hides--his family is poor, he's a
disappointment to his father, he's not good enough to meet his own
enormous expectations, he has to lie to his own sister to cover up who
he's become, and his mom is in constant pain from her disease. He tries
to make things better, to do good, to fight the people no one else has
the courage or strength to fight, and either he screws it up or the
people that are supposed to help him screw him over.
If you have
too many people you care about die in your life, you stop caring at
all. It's a horrible feeling, a toxic apathy that drains the life out
of you.
Garrus is a compelling character because of his passion.
If he loses that, he'll just be some whiny emo wisecracker with no
fire, no drive to do good and fight bad guys. Take away his family--one
of the few good, personal things he has left--and what's the point?
He'll stop the Reapers, sure, but when the smoke clears and refugees are
reuniting with one another, what's left for him? What reason is there
to stick around, to care?
It's wrong if the only way to keep him
alive is to kill his spirit. Let the poor bastard have something to
look forward to when the fighting's over.





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