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[Unpleasant Implications]

TheCreeper wrote...

Unpleasant Implications wrote...

TheCreeper wrote...

Darth_Trethon wrote...

TheCreeper wrote...

You know we don't know the full details of the ending so we shouldn't rush to judgment as to what happens to the Citadel and shepard if they survive.

Pretty much this^^

We aren't even certain if all mass relays are destroyed in the Merge and Control endings or just one.

Personally I think it's just one, kinda silly if it's all the relays in all of them.

The relays either explode, release the energy to control the Reapers, by exploding, or cause a massive gentic re-write of all organic and synthetic life, again, by exploding.

Do we have any proof of this (One relay exploding doesn't mean it happens for all) besides you wanting to assume the worst possible? Because nothing I've seen even from people who played the game says that the relays explode in all the endings.

Here. But you'd have to join the spoiler group to see it.

[TheCreeper]

marstor05 wrote...

TheCreeper wrote...

Unpleasant Implications wrote...

TheCreeper wrote...

Darth_Trethon wrote...

TheCreeper wrote...

You know we don't know the full details of the ending so we shouldn't rush to judgment as to what happens to the Citadel and shepard if they survive.

Pretty much this^^

We aren't even certain if all mass relays are destroyed in the Merge and Control endings or just one.

Personally I think it's just one, kinda silly if it's all the relays in all of them.

The relays either explode, release the energy to control the Reapers, by exploding, or cause a massive gentic re-write of all organic and synthetic life, again, by exploding.

Do we have any proof of this (One relay exploding doesn't mean it happens for all) besides you wanting to assume the worst possible? Because nothing I've seen even from people who played the game says that the relays explode in all the endings.

You've not seen the vid of the relay network going kapput have you?  (via the galaxy map)  

Is that for every ending or just destory, because I've seen that in the destory ending.

[Mr.Toast]

TheCreeper wrote...

marstor05 wrote...

TheCreeper wrote...

Unpleasant Implications wrote...

TheCreeper wrote...

Darth_Trethon wrote...

TheCreeper wrote...

You know we don't know the full details of the ending so we shouldn't rush to judgment as to what happens to the Citadel and shepard if they survive.

Pretty much this^^

We aren't even certain if all mass relays are destroyed in the Merge and Control endings or just one.

Personally I think it's just one, kinda silly if it's all the relays in all of them.

The relays either explode, release the energy to control the Reapers, by exploding, or cause a massive gentic re-write of all organic and synthetic life, again, by exploding.

Do we have any proof of this (One relay exploding doesn't mean it happens for all) besides you wanting to assume the worst possible? Because nothing I've seen even from people who played the game says that the relays explode in all the endings.

You've not seen the vid of the relay network going kapput have you?  (via the galaxy map)  

Is that for every ending or just destory, because I've seen that in the destory ending.

Every ending. Only the color is different.

[marstor05]

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[TheCreeper]

Mr.Toast wrote...

TheCreeper wrote...

marstor05 wrote...

TheCreeper wrote...

Unpleasant Implications wrote...

TheCreeper wrote...

Darth_Trethon wrote...

TheCreeper wrote...

You know we don't know the full details of the ending so we shouldn't rush to judgment as to what happens to the Citadel and shepard if they survive.

Pretty much this^^

We aren't even certain if all mass relays are destroyed in the Merge and Control endings or just one.

Personally I think it's just one, kinda silly if it's all the relays in all of them.

The relays either explode, release the energy to control the Reapers, by exploding, or cause a massive gentic re-write of all organic and synthetic life, again, by exploding.

Do we have any proof of this (One relay exploding doesn't mean it happens for all) besides you wanting to assume the worst possible? Because nothing I've seen even from people who played the game says that the relays explode in all the endings.

You've not seen the vid of the relay network going kapput have you?  (via the galaxy map)  

Is that for every ending or just destory, because I've seen that in the destory ending.

Every ending. Only the color is different.

Still could mean other things (showing the spread of the effect for example), yes yes I'm being an optimist I know but I liked DA2 so I still have a lot of goodwill left towards bioware.Unless someone in game says directly "yeah the relays are going to blow when you do the merge thingy" or we see footage of other relays blowing in the other endings I'm going to think it's possible they survived.

Modifié par TheCreeper, 01 mars 2012 - 03:11 .

[concor]

OH MY GOD, a reaper survivied and begins to rebuild first port of call the local cluster next the rest of the universe, but wait shepards still alive (barely) and oh look he builds a crew and tries to convinvce the galaxy and universe the reapers are back, but gives up finds the reapers kicks it in the groin and saunters off into the distance with a women on each arm or for the femsheps, a man on each arm.

HAHAHA the ending to pleases the haters lol

[Jaxtar]

Inbreeding is the height of story ending doesn't anyone know that??

[Darth_Trethon]

TheCreeper wrote...

Still could mean other things (showing the spread of the effect for example), yes yes I'm being an optimist I know but I liked DA2 so I still have a lot of goodwill left towards bioware.Unless someone in game says directly "yeah the relays are going to blow when you do the merge thingy" or we see footage of other relays blowing in the other endings I'm going to think it's possible they survived.

ME2 ending....explosion regardless but one does not destroy collector base....point stands.

[Sargerus]

i will reserve judgement until i finished the game myself

[TheCreeper]

Sargerus wrote...

i will reserve judgement until i finished the game myself

What we all should do really.

[webhead921]

Can someone clarify something for me? Does the normandy land on an isolated planet and start a colony, or do they land on an already colonized planet? Because if they land on an already colonized planet continue to live peacefully, etc. etc., I don't see why people are complaining about not having a happy ending.

[Unpleasant Implications]

webhead921 wrote...

Can someone clarify something for me? Does the normandy land on an isolated planet and start a colony, or do they land on an already colonized planet? Because if they land on an already colonized planet continue to live peacefully, etc. etc., I don't see why people are complaining about not having a happy ending.

It's implied they start a new colony. It's happy... until you think about the likilihood of Team Dextro starving to death and the inbreeding that would be needed to start a colony with no transportation of immigrants.

[webhead921]

Yea, it makes less sense if they land on a planet alone. If there are already some people there though, I think it would be a great ending (like landing on a planet similar to Feros or something and becoming part of that colony)

[Mlaar]

Xayoz wrote...
+ all the potential whine and hate will obviously assure this game will be remembered and make a killing

or it is so remembered for having bad endings that it adversely effects future sales for other games!!

Lets face it for the many years that people have followed the mass effect universe it would be quite nice to have an ending that has some sembalance with what our fevered imaginations have cooked up.

yeah yeah mine will never happen since it involves sunshine & lollipops rainbows and unicorns but hey thats just wishful thinking.

[Unpleasant Implications]

webhead921 wrote...

Yea, it makes less sense if they land on a planet alone. If there are already some people there though, I think it would be a great ending (like landing on a planet similar to Feros or something and becoming part of that colony)

In the epilogue, there's an old man with his grandson, talking about the legend of "The Shepard"  and how they haven't been able to reach the stars yet. The planet is also some in the middle of nowhere yet very beautiful planet, on which the Normandy strives... alone...  it's not specific yet the implications can be... very unpleasant.

[Kanmuru]

webhead921 wrote...

Can someone clarify something for me? Does the normandy land on an isolated planet and start a colony, or do they land on an already colonized planet? Because if they land on an already colonized planet continue to live peacefully, etc. etc., I don't see why people are complaining about not having a happy ending.

its never explained if they were alone there, they just landed on a planet that had earthlike enviroment

[Kanmuru]

webhead921 wrote...

Can someone clarify something for me? Does the normandy land on an isolated planet and start a colony, or do they land on an already colonized planet? Because if they land on an already colonized planet continue to live peacefully, etc. etc., I don't see why people are complaining about not having a happy ending.

For them happy ending means they get to make babies with their virtual waifu. Its dosent matter if the entire crew survives and start new lives in another planet, earth is safe and shep is still alive.

[TheCreeper]

Unpleasant Implications wrote...

webhead921 wrote...

Yea, it makes less sense if they land on a planet alone. If there are already some people there though, I think it would be a great ending (like landing on a planet similar to Feros or something and becoming part of that colony)

In the epilogue, there's an old man with his grandson, talking about the legend of "The Shepard"  and how they haven't been able to reach the stars yet. The planet is also some in the middle of nowhere yet very beautiful planet, on which the Normandy strives... alone...  it's not specific yet the implications can be... very unpleasant.

Well if the medical bay was still working when they crash I could easily ways around certain issues, I got to remeber to take Tali and garrus off the ship, liara too (And don't tell me she's stuck on the ship I refuse to believe that until I see it for myself)

[Unpleasant Implications]

TheCreeper wrote...

Unpleasant Implications wrote...

webhead921 wrote...

Yea, it makes less sense if they land on a planet alone. If there are already some people there though, I think it would be a great ending (like landing on a planet similar to Feros or something and becoming part of that colony)

In the epilogue, there's an old man with his grandson, talking about the legend of "The Shepard"  and how they haven't been able to reach the stars yet. The planet is also some in the middle of nowhere yet very beautiful planet, on which the Normandy strives... alone...  it's not specific yet the implications can be... very unpleasant.

Well if the medical bay was still working when they crash I could easily ways around certain issues, I got to remeber to take Tali and garrus off the ship, liara too (And don't tell me she's stuck on the ship I refuse to believe that until I see it for myself)

Harbinger sees to it that Shepard is alone for the last part of the game, so she may very well be trapped. But, I'll let you see for yourself. And... how exactly would the Med Bay help? I'm confused.

[TheCreeper]

Unpleasant Implications wrote...

TheCreeper wrote...

Unpleasant Implications wrote...

webhead921 wrote...

Yea, it makes less sense if they land on a planet alone. If there are already some people there though, I think it would be a great ending (like landing on a planet similar to Feros or something and becoming part of that colony)

In the epilogue, there's an old man with his grandson, talking about the legend of "The Shepard"  and how they haven't been able to reach the stars yet. The planet is also some in the middle of nowhere yet very beautiful planet, on which the Normandy strives... alone...  it's not specific yet the implications can be... very unpleasant.

Well if the medical bay was still working when they crash I could easily ways around certain issues, I got to remeber to take Tali and garrus off the ship, liara too (And don't tell me she's stuck on the ship I refuse to believe that until I see it for myself)

Harbinger sees to it that Shepard is alone for the last part of the game, so she may very well be trapped. But, I'll let you see for yourself. And... how exactly would the Med Bay help? I'm confused.

Well with the gay characters (Just donate sperm or your eggs) and ensuring that things stay genetically diverse.

[Sashimi_taco]

I don't care about the options, i just want ONE ending where shepard can be with the people she cares about. Just one ending. There has to be one like that, bioware wouldn't do that.

[concor]

maybe the endings we know about are the bog standard, no choices imported endings, i mean what would be the point of having allies and advanced tech, if you cant save the wider community it just wouldnt make sense. especially since in ME2 theres tech reversed engineered from sovereign and also the entire collector base(capable of building a damn reaper) at the council and sheps disposal.

It would seem that the endings peple have mentioned dont take advantage of past choices or reasoning.

It would be great to know if theres anyone here who got a space copy and somehwo played the full game(not just the main missions at only 30 hours`ish) to see if the choices do make a diffrence ?

but im guessing alot of the info the people are going off is speculation and second hand from reviews and such. or past scripts and the limited demo which isnt complete.

[BoricuaHLM]

So once you beat the game, there is not going to be a replay like in ME2? If so, I will be so sad.

[webhead921]

The endings don't sound too bad so far. Could be better, could be worse. I guess if the epilogue shows that a conlony continued to exist there long after the normandy crashed, I'm going to safely assume there were enough humans already there to allow life to continue on that world. Unless there is something specifically in the ending that suggests otherwise, then that's what seems most reasonable.