Xyalon wrote...
Most of us are aware of this. But for us, and in this situation just like in WW2, a happy ending is that people get a chance to rebuild. A lot of us want to see that happen. We want to see the little miracles which make tragedy all the more bearable. The solitary tree in a scorched park miraculously not touched by the fires of war. The toasts of others remembering their fallen comrades and honoring them.Prudii Aden wrote...
In the situation just prior to the end of the game, there's no real chance of a 100% happy ending, as, let's face it - even if the Mass Relays don't go, the galaxy is still looking at decades of effort to rebuild, especially as at least three major homeworlds got hit and got hit hard. There's a chunk of inferred holocaust, considering that there's just been a galactic war. For example, look how long it took for people to rebuild after WW2.
What people are after, I believe, is some variety of closure, a broad epilogue of what happened to all the characters that didn't die during the game. For some, this would include Shepard & their LI off doing something appropriate. Others would just quite like the option for at least positive ending without removing the three current endings.
I agree with you, I wouldn't remove the endings here, I would make them possibilites, but I would give more possibilites. After all, this is fantasy, is it not?
Same line of thinking you have. A good ending is seeing them rebuild what was lost, burying the dead and honoring their memory. Looking at how all the species came together to save each other.
I assume other people thought we wanted hugs and tears and kissing etc., but having an ending were you see everyone coming together once more to rebuild is both happy and sad because you can see all that you lost. You asked these people to unite with you to save the galaxy and even of you knew a lot would not make it home, it still weighed heavily, you still felt somewhat responsible.
Fact of the matter is you can't save everyone that's just life, but you can sure build for a better tomorrow.
The ending should reflect that. People are tired and beaten, alive but scarred, happy it's over and yet sad that they lost many friends.
It's an ending of sadness but also of hope.. Th is an ending we would remember. Knowing we won but at great cost. Why this can't be an option is beyond me
Modifié par Bionic Weapon, 16 mars 2012 - 03:20 .




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