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[Goldendroid]

I was watching the demo with the little kid, and I almost cried (this is an exaggeration, it was more just like "oh god the kid"), the piano work was so perfectly fitting and everything was like a film I would pay to see in the cinema. 

Absolutely incredible, and this is just a character we dont even know about... imagine if anything happened to our own squad.

Loving it Bioware  

EDIT: The way I see it, the fact that it shows how helpless it is for those who dont have the gun or anything like that by their side. We usually only see soldiers die, they die knowing this is their job. The fact that it was a civilian just makes it that much more helpless. It is a very well done scene in that respect, and I can understand why others would mock it for being forced and/or unneccessary.

Modifié par Goldendroid, 12 février 2012 - 03:32 .

[King Minos]

You almost cried?

[chengthao]

it was moving . . . especially the music

*edit* would've been more "moving" if they had let you know the kid a bit more . . . like with Kaidan for me, the first time i "let him die" and i walked down and saw the empty spot where he would've stood, made me kinda sad (note* not a huge Kaidan fan, always let him die except for 1 playthrough)

Modifié par chengthao, 12 février 2012 - 03:00 .

[Goldendroid]

King Minos wrote...

You almost cried?

Was I meant to cry? It was very sad watching a reaper kill him...

I'm just weak arent I.

[Nu-Nu]

It was moving, I didn't cry but had goosebumps all over. Let's hope ti wasn't a one off, but if they did that to one of Shepard's squadmates, I think I would cry.

[King Minos]

Goldendroid wrote...

King Minos wrote...

You almost cried?

Was I meant to cry? It was very sad watching a reaper kill him...

I'm just weak arent I.

Yeah.

I don't understand how people get upset over games.

Modifié par King Minos, 12 février 2012 - 03:01 .

[Kronner]

I thought it was stupid.

[Vez04]

Goldendroid wrote...

King Minos wrote...

You almost cried?

Was I meant to cry? It was very sad watching a reaper kill him...

I'm just weak arent I.

No you aint, if you don't get emotional/or tearing up when you see that scene, you obviously don't feel any emotional engagement in games.

[krol146]

Loved the scene as well. Especially the music, its just fantastic.

[Fiery Phoenix]

Kronner wrote...

I thought it was stupid.

Knowing you, anything that doesn't involve a Vanguard blowing the living hell out of a husk's head is "stupid".

Just sayin'.

[xxprokillazxx]

Yea I liked it especially the music and the Reaper noises where incredible.

[Stardusk78]

Kronner wrote...

I thought it was stupid.

It was the most incredible moment of my life.

[DJBare]

Goldendroid wrote...

I was watching the demo with the little kid, and I almost cried, the piano work was so perfectly fitting and everything was like a film I would pay to see in the cinema.

Absolutely incredible, and this is just a character we dont even know about... imagine if anything happened to our own squad.

Loving it Bioware  

It choked me up also, I'm hoping to see more of that in game.

[Akaranz]

yeah, that's scene was pretty emotional, I didn't cry but did feel sad for the kid...

[King Minos]

Stardusk78 wrote...

Kronner wrote...

I thought it was stupid.

It was the most incredible moment of my life.

Watching a child and other passengers getting obliterated is the most incredible moment of your life?

[Immortanius]

Goldendroid wrote...

King Minos wrote...

You almost cried?

Was I meant to cry? It was very sad watching a reaper kill him...

I'm just weak arent I.

Dude if anyone tries to run you down about it, ignore them. It was a very heavy scene, and I don't get how some people say that it didn't really grab them, or worse, think that it was lame. But still, everyone is entitled to their opinions.

I however, love it when stories shock you like this, especially in a game, because it reaches out and grabs you; makes you a part of the in-game world. It's like it comes to damn life. That's why I love the Mass Effect stuff so much. It sits on it's own plateau, away from other games out there. People have compared it to Gears of War and a few others, but to me, Mass Effect is Mass Effect, and there is no equal. Cheers.

[Aligalipe]

Does the renegade dialog option save the kid or is he bound to die? Because I' ve only seen the result of the Paragon one.

[NICKjnp]

I agree with Kronner...it felt forced. I felt more upset watching that dreadnought being destroyed. All those people died trying to stop the reapers.

[Kronner]

Fiery Phoenix wrote...

Kronner wrote...

I thought it was stupid.

Knowing you, anything that doesn't involve a Vanguard blowing the living hell out of a husk's head is "stupid".

Just sayin'.

I also like most bars across the galaxy and Urz.

But seriously, that kid scene feels forced. I thought that showing the death of one kid on Earth is pointless and I really couldn't care less since Reapers have killed (and will kill) a lot more people. That kid is not special IMHO.

Modifié par Kronner, 12 février 2012 - 03:06 .

[DJBare]

Aligalipe wrote...

Does the renegade dialog option save the kid or is he bound to die? Because I' ve only seen the result of the Paragon one.

We actually don't know if the child dies in either case, we see the shuttle destroyed but don't stay around long enough to see if anyone survived.

[King Minos]

Immortanius wrote...

Goldendroid wrote...

King Minos wrote...

You almost cried?

Was I meant to cry? It was very sad watching a reaper kill him...

I'm just weak arent I.

Dude if anyone tries to run you down about it, ignore them. It was a very heavy scene, and I don't get how some people say that it didn't really grab them, or worse, think that it was lame. But still, everyone is entitled to their opinions.

I however, love it when stories shock you like this, especially in a game, because it reaches out and grabs you; makes you a part of the in-game world. It's like it comes to damn life. That's why I love the Mass Effect stuff so much. It sits on it's own plateau, away from other games out there. People have compared it to Gears of War and a few others, but to me, Mass Effect is Mass Effect, and there is no equal. Cheers.

In emotion, The Darkness blows the Mass Effect series out of the water with just one scene, Jenny's death. The scenes involving you just watching TV together is just as good.

Modifié par King Minos, 12 février 2012 - 03:08 .

[Arppis]

It was a good (well done) scene.

[Gibb_Shepard]

Pointless scene. I don't know the kid, i don't give 2 crappers about what happens to him. Garrus and Mordin dieing on my first run of ME2? Now THAT was sad.