Sable Rhapsody wrote...
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Though right after playing ME3 for the first time, I was tempted to do just that--hit the beam with low EMS and select Destroy. I figured if the galaxy was going to hell in a handbasket anyway, there was no reason for me to force Garrus and Shep to stick around for it. I still kick the idea around from time to time.
Deinstalling ME3 and pretending the game never happened would have been the option I had picked in that situation ^^ Not saying you don't have a point, but there are only so many things I'd do 'for science', and that's not one of them.
But regarding the question about the ending and squadmate's choices: Personally, I can only see Garrus picking Destroy. During all my playthroughs, he tended to be the one who said the more aggressive lines, like advising to kill the Rachni, hold back the fleet to fight against Sovereign etc. These tended to be the 'safer' actions, too, from a soldier's point of view. Doubting the AI fits into that kind of thought - trying to control the big space monsters where the Illusive Man just failed spectacularly doesn't seem very reasonable at first glance, and the option to play god and create Utopia should give most people a little headache. For blowing up the bad guys, the consequences are easier to calculate. He also knows that in a war, casualties are to be expected, so even if he believes the all-Geth-die downside, he'd be able to pull the trigger regardless. As a soldier, his orders are clear anyway, and while he may still be a 'bad' Turian, his own words can be "Go out there and give them hell" when speaking to Shepard.
Plus, when romanced, Destroy is the only option where it's either "Shepard and Vakarian storming heaven" or a chance for both to live. My Shepard(s) would be quite upset if he told her "uh, go ahead, play AI superpower, I'll be over here and go on with my life"

Edit: ToP. Questions about simple problems in an interspecies relationship:
Regardless of Garrus' interest in cookies, do you think he can cook, and if so, only dextro or also levo food?

What about soap? Do Turians use it, or something else, what about reactions of human skin? (There are so many fictions out there where Shepard just uses Garrus' soap that I started to wonder)

All in all, they'll probably figure something out that works. After all, they always do.
Modifié par Seleya_LL, 04 octobre 2012 - 10:12 .