I dont get the part where the boy is listening to the story from the man can someone telll me what that was?
I dont understand the ending can someone explain
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Megaman ds
, mars 08 2012 05:12
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Posté 08 mars 2012 - 05:14
Jjacobclark
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It could be that planet your ship landed on many years into the future as I think the moons were similar
it could be some random planet many years into the future
it could be an old man telling his son a made up story about identity and sacrifice
it could be a few other things but my money is on one of those.
for some reason this part really depresses me, I found something about it really disturbing
it could be some random planet many years into the future
it could be an old man telling his son a made up story about identity and sacrifice
it could be a few other things but my money is on one of those.
for some reason this part really depresses me, I found something about it really disturbing
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Posté 08 mars 2012 - 05:15
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Megaman ds wrote...
I dont get the part where the boy is listening to the story from the man can someone telll me what that was?
An unspecified amount of time in the future, where an unspecified grandparent is telling his unspecified grandkid the legend of "The Shepard" who saved the galaxy from the Reapers.
There's not much to be confused by, really.
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Posté 08 mars 2012 - 05:15
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I think the implication is that all of Mass Effect was an old man telling the story of Shepard to a kid.
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Posté 08 mars 2012 - 05:17
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What was the name of the TV series from the 80s that turned out to be entirely a dream? Cause that's what Mass Effect 3's ending seems similar to.
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Posté 08 mars 2012 - 05:38
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Jjacobclark wrote...
It could be that planet your ship landed on many years into the future as I think the moons were similar
it could be some random planet many years into the future
it could be an old man telling his son a made up story about identity and sacrifice
it could be a few other things but my money is on one of those.
for some reason this part really depresses me, I found something about it really disturbing
...and he tells his son about my Shepard getting down and dirty with all the ladies...
quite disturbing! lol
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Posté 08 mars 2012 - 05:40
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Why doya think i said I found something about the whole thing disturbing!jbajcar wrote...
Jjacobclark wrote...
It could be that planet your ship landed on many years into the future as I think the moons were similar
it could be some random planet many years into the future
it could be an old man telling his son a made up story about identity and sacrifice
it could be a few other things but my money is on one of those.
for some reason this part really depresses me, I found something about it really disturbing
...and he tells his son about my Shepard getting down and dirty with all the ladies...
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Posté 08 mars 2012 - 05:52
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Jjacobclark wrote...
Why doya think i said I found something about the whole thing disturbing!jbajcar wrote...
Jjacobclark wrote...
It could be that planet your ship landed on many years into the future as I think the moons were similar
it could be some random planet many years into the future
it could be an old man telling his son a made up story about identity and sacrifice
it could be a few other things but my money is on one of those.
for some reason this part really depresses me, I found something about it really disturbing
...and he tells his son about my Shepard getting down and dirty with all the ladies...
"...and then The Shepherd invited the alien up to his cabin, and..."
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Posté 08 mars 2012 - 05:56
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Golferguy758 wrote...
What was the name of the TV series from the 80s that turned out to be entirely a dream? Cause that's what Mass Effect 3's ending seems similar to.
The soap opera Dallas had a sequence where a character death was "just a dream". It's a pretty well-known use of the trope, if not the trope starter itself.
www.youtube.com/watch
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Posté 08 mars 2012 - 08:03
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Don't take that conversation as having gone over everything in the game exactly as it happened. There's a lot they could never know. Remember, details were lost over time. 
More like, it is telling you that Shepard is a legend and that life carried on very, very far into the future. So you succeeded, sort of.
More like, it is telling you that Shepard is a legend and that life carried on very, very far into the future. So you succeeded, sort of.
