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[Fishbulb]

I died, Anderson died, the world was destroyed, and Liara, Garrus, and Joker are on some tropical island. Obviously they die off too.

Obviously I picked the destroy option, but I read there was an option to save yourself, earth, and anderson.

I dunno, I felt the ending I got was kind of lame.

And the old man and kid threw me off.

NOT impressed with how things ended.

[Warp92]

I got the same ending ( dif people tho ) and I don't think it is...

[Abisco]

For me, no one came out of the ship. Door opens and the credits roll...

[Troutz]

You can save yourself if you have a high enough EMS score. But all you get from that is you see Shepard breathing under some rubble. Captivating.

You can only save Anderson from being executed by TIM, so you can have this little heart-to-heart with him before he croaks. He dies no matter what.

Unless something changes depending on your EMS, I picked the 'Destroy' option and Earth was fine. It just had no technology left.

[Warp92]

Bioware just pissed off a ton of people... lol... Oh wait I made myself feel bad... Damnit.

Modifié par Warp92, 08 mars 2012 - 05:00 .

[ratzerman]

Worst ending? You mean..... there's a good ending?

[Nathan Redgrave]

There are endings where the Earth gets through either devastated (but still there) and straight-up saved, but there're also endings where it's straight-up destroyed. It depends on your total EMS score, but the requirements differ slightly depending on whether you saved or destroyed the Collector Base in ME2.

Modifié par Nathan Redgrave, 08 mars 2012 - 05:06 .

[Nathan Redgrave]

ratzerman wrote...

Worst ending? You mean..... there's a good ending?

If you prefer, think of it as bad, worse, and worst. It's up for debate, as that point is entirely based on opinion.

[Golferguy758]

There's an ending? My game just crashes and goes to the credits after I say let's take back Earth.

[Wazooty]

That ending sounds no worse than all the others...

[Fishbulb]

Judging by the feedback on BSN that I am reading now, there really isn't a promising ending...it kind of kills my replayability seeing as all of the endings technically are the same with a few adjustments in the mix.

I...I...don't even.

[Golferguy758]

Fishbulb wrote...

Judging by the feedback on BSN that I am reading now, there really isn't a promising ending...it kind of kills my replayability seeing as all of the endings technically are the same with a few adjustments in the mix.

I...I...don't even.

Naw, the endings are totally different! you see the uhh light colors change depending on what you choose. And ummm there's uhh LOOK OVER THERE

[HaiknEdge]

Golferguy758 wrote...

There's an ending? My game just crashes and goes to the credits after I say let's take back Earth.

If there was a rep system, I'd be giving you a +1 for this.

[Jjacobclark]

ratzerman wrote...

Worst ending? You mean..... there's a good ending?

+1

[ratzerman]

Fishbulb wrote...

Judging by the feedback on BSN that I am reading now, there really isn't a promising ending...it kind of kills my replayability seeing as all of the endings technically are the same with a few adjustments in the mix.

I...I...don't even.

And it kills replayablity retroactively. It makes all three games meaningless. 

Quite an accomplishment!

[Eterna]

Every ending is a good ending because life will continue. That was Shepards ultimate goal, so I'm happy with it. 

Modifié par Eterna5, 08 mars 2012 - 05:21 .

[Fishbulb]

Can someone at least answer this for me then?

Why were the renegade options and paragon options greyed out with Illusive Man at the end? Is that supposed to be part of the new game plus?

Modifié par Fishbulb, 08 mars 2012 - 05:28 .

[Golferguy758]

Eterna5 wrote...

Every ending is a good ending because life will continue. That was Shepards ultimate goal, so I'm happy with it. 

Blue( Control ending) Yep, life continues. Oh, wait another cycle will happen now. *Price is right fail music*
Normandy awesome squad is stuck on an unknown planet, with unknown resources, with unknown anythign really. So it's either gonna be Dextro (Bye humans, asari!) or Levo ( By Dextro-duo!)

Red (Destroy everything) Yep life continues! Yay bye reapers! Wait, so that massive fleet is stuck in Sol System? Wait, technology is undone and we are back in the stone age? Uhhh that massive wave of death that is currently flying our way from the Charron Relay being destroyed? *Price is right fail music*

Synthesis (Green) Yep! Life continues as a gigantic organic synthetic life group. Awesome. This is the only one where life effectively continues, but is it really life now that everyone has been forced to this end without any possibility of refusing it

[Golferguy758]

You need more Paragon/Renegade/Reputation points. They open up if you are capped or very close to

[OrlesianWardenCommander]

@Fishbulb i think we got the worst ending, there was no closure for the LI and the joker landing on the planet thing had me confused. Liara lives while i die, so now shes alone forever? I am emoitonally stressed out. I must seek more preferable outcomes!

[ratzerman]

Fishbulb wrote...

Why were the renegade options and paragon options greyed out with Illusive Man at the end? Is that supposed to be part of the new game plus?

Those are supposed to unlock if your reputation is high enough, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's broken.

[Fishbulb]

ratzerman wrote...

Fishbulb wrote...

Why were the renegade options and paragon options greyed out with Illusive Man at the end? Is that supposed to be part of the new game plus?

Those are supposed to unlock if your reputation is high enough, but I wouldn't be surprised if it's broken.

My renegade was maxed out, with literally an inch of blue at the top.

Modifié par Fishbulb, 08 mars 2012 - 05:33 .

[HaiknEdge]

Golferguy758 wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

Every ending is a good ending because life will continue. That was Shepards ultimate goal, so I'm happy with it. 

Blue( Control ending) Yep, life continues. Oh, wait another cycle will happen now. *Price is right fail music*
Normandy awesome squad is stuck on an unknown planet, with unknown resources, with unknown anythign really. So it's either gonna be Dextro (Bye humans, asari!) or Levo ( By Dextro-duo!)

Red (Destroy everything) Yep life continues! Yay bye reapers! Wait, so that massive fleet is stuck in Sol System? Wait, technology is undone and we are back in the stone age? Uhhh that massive wave of death that is currently flying our way from the Charron Relay being destroyed? *Price is right fail music*

Synthesis (Green) Yep! Life continues as a gigantic organic synthetic life group. Awesome. This is the only one where life effectively continues, but is it really life now that everyone has been forced to this end without any possibility of refusing it

Yeah, I'd say, Destroy Tech ending is depressing, because it has Shep basically committing mass genocide of every known species, since the destruction of tech would mean the death of anybody on a spacefaring vehicle.

And that's supposed to be some kind of victory? Mass genocide?

[Warp92]

Im surprised Bioware released these endings to us... They are are horrible (IMO)

[Troutz]

HaiknEdge wrote...

Yeah, I'd say, Destroy Tech ending is depressing, because it has Shep basically committing mass genocide of every known species, since the destruction of tech would mean the death of anybody on a spacefaring vehicle.

And that's supposed to be some kind of victory? Mass genocide?

My rationale when making my choice to Destroy technology was this:

I don't want to control the Reapers. If I can control them, that means other people can. And what happens if they break control? They'll return, and they'll kill everyone all over again. I want to be rid of them for good.

I don't want to turn people into synthetics. I want people to be people. Peoples' imperfections define them as much as their positive traits. Organic life is just that: organic. If we want to become super-cyborgs later down the road, then we can. But let us make that decision. Not you, Catalyst-Kid, and not me.

The Reapers needed to die. As for all the deaths, it is unfortunate. But we can rebuild. We lose the technology, but we don't lose the people who understand how to create and wield it. And if we go on to craft some super-synthetics that wipe us out anyways, that's fine. But if we're going to be wiped out by some ultimate AI race, let us be the ones to create it, not some deus ex machina with terrible logic.