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[adawg828]

 It depends on how you want to play. I am sure both sides will give you a reason to support them and then you pick. I just hope there is a way to end it peacefully and have both sides help you stop the Reapers.

[sackyhack]

I really hope both can be saved. ME2 made it sound like the Geth were willing to cooperate, and there were enough Quarian admirals who didn't want war. Also, that little argument between Legion and Tali made it sound like neither side was interested in a war that would weaken them against the Reapers (the Quarians might still not believe it but the Geth definitely know of the Reapers). So I hope despite what that document implies there's a way to have both.

[anmiro]

This being the last game, I hope to see the death of some beloved characters. Just like in the first game when we had to choose between Ashley and Kaiden, I think there should be similar options that lead to one characters death in place of another. For instance, I hope if you take a side (Geth, Quarian) it should come at the cost of an Ally. If you side with the Quarians, its only rational that it comes at the cost of your alliance with Legion and vice versa for Tali. But, If you decide to unite geth and quarians, it should also come at the cost of an Ally. I'm hoping for a mission where Legion should make the ultimate sacrifice for the greater good of the Quarians, or Tali end's does the same for the Geth and it is this sacrifice that ultimately paves the foundation for an alliance between Geth and Quarian.

Modifié par anmiro, 22 février 2012 - 05:15 .

[Nathan Redgrave]

From what I understand of the leaks:

The geth initially side with the Reapers, apart from Legion, who finds himself at odds with the rest of his people. As I understand it, their decision to side with the Reapers imight be a response to the present quarian aggression. Rewriting the Heretics to turn them away from the Reapers thus has the ironic side-effect of increasing the number of geth who ARE siding with the Reapers, it seems. Anyway, you have to end the quarian-geth conflict either in favor of one or (if you fulfill the conditions that make it possible) by bringing about a truce between them.

The specifics of how are rather vague at this point. The only thing I know is that rewriting the Heretics lessens your chances of peace, destroying them increases it, and managing to charm/intimidate Tali and Legion into cooperating in their little loyalty spat in ME2 increases your chances, as does clearing Tali's name without turning over the evidence of her father's experiment at the end of her loyalty mission.

[Drimberly]

Hoping the Paragon choice is a real kick in the ass.

[izmirtheastarach]

Nathan Redgrave wrote...

The specifics of how are rather vague at this point. The only thing I know is that rewriting the Heretics lessens your chances of peace, destroying them increases it, and managing to charm/intimidate Tali and Legion into cooperating in their little loyalty spat in ME2 increases your chances, as does clearing Tali's name without turning over the evidence of her father's experiment at the end of her loyalty mission.

From what I read, I think I understand how to do it quite well.

Also, what I read sounded like the Geth may have initiall chosen to ally with the Reapers, but are now indoctrinated. 

[Zatou]

Spoilers

After blablablablabla
and more conflict blablabla quarian bla
geth blabla
You get a choice of destroying either the Geth or the Quarians.

Modifié par Zatou, 22 février 2012 - 08:56 .

[izmirtheastarach]

Zatou wrote...

Spoilers

After blablablablabla
and more conflict blablabla quarian bla
geth blabla
You get a choice of destroying either the Geth or the Quarians.

Or neither.

[Evrathiel]

Xayoz wrote...

Meh. I will be disappointed if you can have some 'everyone wins' option to resolving this conflict.
Then again, seeing as what direction Bioware's been going, you probably will.

I for once will be keeping far away from those paragon/renegade options in such occasions.
I still remember how in ME2, you could completely ruin the outcome of Talis loyalty mission by bypassing the awesome dilemma of having to choose between her exiled and humiliated.
It's such hard decisions that make you love rpgs.

But I guess Bioware also has to carter to all the american kids who will cry, least they have their happy endings.

And what is exactly wrong with having a happy ending? I'm neither american nor a kid and still prefer to have a good ending. I'm not a fanatic Paragon with a strict Justicar-like code but nevertheless prefer when things go well.

I'm not saying I don't want anyone to die or else I'll cry my eyes out but in this case it is a perfectly logical conclusion that both species can be saved with diplomacy and a bit of thumping on the side if someone disagrees (if what Legion says is indeed true).

Don't like it? Feel free to blow one of them up. Many outcomes can exist, just because one of them doesn't fit your RPG style doesn't mean it's for 'amercian kiddies'.