Phoenix NL wrote...
Group question - Ignoring the endings and the crucible etc - how would you have ended the series. What would have been your way of detroying all the Reapers?
The problem is in ME3 they made the reapers too numerous to take down. Pre-ME3 I suspected the reaper numbers to be in the thousands. ME3 however, puts reaper numbers in the tens or hundreds of thousands.
Based off of the description of vigil on Ilos, pertaining to the events of the prothean cycle the reapers hit the citadel first, using it to deactivate every relay, cutting off every system from the other. Then they systematically went planet by plannet, system by system to wipe out the protheans.
I figured every cut off system was single handedly one at a time facing the full might of a thousand strong (at least) reaper ships at most. Not that every system was under siege all at once.
So, going with these kind of numbers, Shepard uniting every race in the galaxy to fight would have the reapers outnumbered 10 ships to 1 and would have been able to feasibly tackle them in one huge battle (Losses would be unbelievably heavy.) But hopefully the full might of the galaxy would make it impossible for the reapers to sustain a galactic invasion. Reaper's numbers are finite, whereas organics can always get our numbers back in a matter of a few years.
If you cut down a thousand reapers by half that is a significant chunk of reaper forces that they're not going to be able to replace any time soon while the races build at least a hundred more ships ect ect.
So yea, the math in ME3 made that completely non viable since the reapers were in the hundreds of thousands. They had the biggest fleet in the galaxy and the most firepower as opposed to the most firepower but the smaller fleet.




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