Missy_MI wrote...
Hazelrah wrote...
Synthesis was my choice but to be honest with you it felt at that moment like whatever I picked was entirely random.
Wow, this was exactly my experience with the endings when I finished.
Welcome to the fleet Hazelrah. Thanks for sharing your experience (and your advice).
That is one of the things that gets me the most. The entire series is about unity rather than uniformity. The idea that your friends are different and is in our best interest to look past their shortcomings and accept them for who they are. I dont need garrus being the same as me, he is my brother and I got his back regardless. Wrex might be a hotheaded fool sometimes, but I trust him to make the right decisions for his race.
The idea that we gathered the species of the entire galaxy is what defined Sheperd... as the sheperd. A herald of good news, and alliances regardless of background; whether it was ethnicity, ideaology or race. We allied the Turians and Krogan, the Quarians and the geth to start with.
One of these points can be proven when in ME2 you check the SR-1 wreckage and find. Pressly's journal. That is what defined Sheperd, just like Hackket told him. Nobody believed in him or his crew. But he pushed on regardless of everyone, even some of the human crew dissaprooving asking "aliens" for help.
It was that bond between allies bringing people together and accepting them while moving onward that was part of the backbone of the series up until the last 20 minutes of Mass Effect 3.
For me Synthesis is one of the biggest middle fingers in the game industry regarding endings. It implies that nobody can be at peace, it has to be some forced singularity mind and race from Deus Ex machina endings, where you can't have peace unless you force uniformity on everyone else. Rather than achieving it through hard work, understanding, and a little gun power from time to time.
I personally chose the destroy synthethics... because the reapers aren't synthethics they are spaient constructs... so if I destroy the reapers, that has nothing to do with the Geth... nor EDI. The Geth aren't reaper based, and EDI was only using reaper tech for her cyberwarfare suite.
Modifié par Spartas Husky, 21 mars 2012 - 12:23 .