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[Shwiggliness]

 
During the assault on the Rachni nest cave, it is discovered that Charr was amongst the krogan KIAs in there, and he left a passionate voice-recording final message for Ereba. Commander Shepard can retrieve it and deliver to Ereba on the Citadel.

****ING CHARR DIED

AOGAOHWAOHG I'M BAWLING

BIOWARE WHY

[Golferguy758]

Mordin's voice trembling while he sang did it for me.

[Shwiggliness]

NO THAT WAS SOFT COMPARED TO THE KROGAN LOVE POET BEING KILLED.

[RxP4IN]

For some reason this really resonated with me as well. Proof that sad music is not needed to make a moment seem genuine.

[Shwiggliness]

He... He... WROTE POETRY.

[Shanook]

"God be with you, Shepard. He's certainly never been with me." Never thought I'd feel bad for Dr. Archer.

I'm telling you what. This game does NOT let you live down missing the Grissom Academy mission. Every time you turn around it's like, "Hey, remember that time you didn't get to the Academy in time and EVERYONE DIED? Well, here, let us remind you again."

[Arokel]

Golferguy758 wrote...

Mordin's voice trembling while he sang did it for me.

This was up there for me as well.  I remember whispering the end of the song when he got cut off.

[Warhawk7137]

Too many to choose from... I love how sad this game is. I could probably count on one hand the number of games, movies, or books that have hit me this hard.

[Ismelda]

Thane death on the hospital bed while he made me recite some religious stuff to save my own soul that was also a very touching moment.

[mysticforce42]

Charr and Mordin got to me...although Charr is worse. Mordin's passing, like Thane's, is the cumulation of a lifetime of awesomeness, righting one last wrong in the galaxy. Mordin is a hero - the first Salarian hero that will be remembered by the Krogan.

Charr's death was not nearly as meaningful - he died alone, in the dark, with no hope of someone ever finding his final poem. If Shepard wasn't there, no one would know he died.

[Lyrandori]

Arokel wrote...

Golferguy758 wrote...

Mordin's voice trembling while he sang did it for me.

This was up there for me as well.  I remember whispering the end of the song when he got cut off.

I almost cried just seeing him alone going up that elevator for his final task, I literally told myself in my mind

"Farewell, my friend.".

Also, I agree, the Krogan poet part... I remember giving the PDA to that Asari he loved on the Citadel, her reaction to it got to me as well, very emotional.

There's another one... can't remember if any of them had names (NPCs) but at the Citadel Embassies I think it is, at the reception Asri staff talking to each persons in line, there's that one human woman to the right talking to the Asari about her wife (an Asari), and how she (the human woman) wants their child to be placed somewhere safe. At some point later in the game I think the conversation "progressed" on that child's case, and that Asari at the reception tells that human woman that the child in question was finally granted a safe home (I think it was something like that) ... on Thessia... you know what it implies from that point. That got to me as well a bit. I remembered their conversation two or three missions after Thessia fell to the Reapers.

Also, in my game, when Legion asks Tali "does this unit have a soul?" ... boy... or Tali's trembling voice as she replies.

Bunch of tears-friendly moments in ME3.

Anyway wants a box of kleenex?

Modifié par Lyrandori, 09 mars 2012 - 05:33 .

[Dranume]

Liara's gift in London, I have seen both versions. The love interest and the friendship one. It was the Friendship that hit me the hardest.

[SpiderFan1217]

Is Charr the poet Krogan? If so, that sucks. He had lols. I will find his poem and give it to his wife.

[10 Steps Back]

Getting an email that basically told me Kal Reegar died. He didn't even get screen time and he went out a hero.

[1nigoMontoya]

Lyrandori wrote...

I almost cried just seeing him alone going up that elevator for his final task, I literally told myself in my mind

"Farewell, my friend.".

I felt terrible.  I had to shoot him before he got in the elevator.  So for me he was going up alone in the elavtor with a hole in his stomach struggling to complete his mission.  Then people keep reminding me that he died.

"Sorry, my friend"

Modifié par 1nigoMontoya, 09 mars 2012 - 05:45 .

[djneohlp]

Ismelda wrote...

Thane death on the hospital bed while he made me recite some religious stuff to save my own soul that was also a very touching moment.

agreed..
that sentence of his son that the prayer was for shep and not for himself was THE moment in the game that made me cry

Modifié par djneohlp, 09 mars 2012 - 05:41 .

[hismastersvoice]

Yeah, Charr got to me. Hard. Even when I thought Grunt bought it, all I could think of was what happened to that Asari Char wooed on Illium and later brought to Tuchanka.

Holy crap, Bioware can write emotionally engaging stuff... who would have guessed.

[Lyrandori]

djneohlp wrote...

Ismelda wrote...

Thane death on the hospital bed while he made me recite some religious stuff to save my own soul that was also a very touching moment.

agreed..
that sentence of his son that the prayer was for shep and not for himself was THE moment in the game that made me cry

Omg yeah, how could I forget that one, and my Shepard in that game I just finished was a FemShep, indeed. Yeah at the end of that prayer (without realizing right away) I thought "Well done this one BioWare, I liked Thane, yeah pretty deep stuff and poignant". Then his son (Koliat?) tells me it was for "me"...

I literally looked speechless at the screen like there was some delay or something in my mind (lol, seriously)

I was like "wait... what did he just say... it was... the "she" he referred to? It's..."

Omg Thane was in love with Shepard!!??

I honestly never saw that one coming and it got to me quite a bit, I felt kinda... sorry... dunno, "If only I had known Thane!! We could have talked about it at least!!"...

Modifié par Lyrandori, 09 mars 2012 - 05:47 .

[humes spork]

That final conversation between femshep and Garrus was the real gut-check to me. That was outstanding voice acting. You get used to femshep having emotional outbursts, but having them both barely keeping it together saying goodbye was just rough.

[johhnytrash]

hismastersvoice wrote...

Yeah, Charr got to me. Hard. Even when I thought Grunt bought it, all I could think of was what happened to that Asari Char wooed on Illium and later brought to Tuchanka.

Holy crap, Bioware can write emotionally engaging stuff... who would have guessed.

Yeah too bad they bungled the ending.

[Actinguy1]

I didn't think anything could be worse than Grunt's death in ME2 ("Good fight, Shepard. Good fight.") Then Mordin's death in ME3 was just insane. I couldn't believe it...and the fact they had him singing again was a work of perfection. Well done, Bioware!

Surprised nobody has mentioned this yet: I managed to wipe out the entire Quarian race, much to my horror. Tali died in my ME2, but I've read that if she'd lived, she would have committed suicide at that point.

[Emnok]

While there were many memorable, and sad parts to the game (Mordin dying was, by far, the next-to-saddest), the thing that really gave me pause and actually made me feel bad, sad, and somewhat remourseful, was at the end of the "synthesis" ending, as the guy finished telling the little kid the "Shepard story", as he's going on about all the galaxies, the stars, the planets, all the different forms of life that could be out there and how each life had a story of their own, I'm like "Oh man, and I just blew up all the Mass Relay's, and now none of these people can get in contact with each other again, until they manage to rebuild their civilizations and get things like ships and long range comm going again.  ugh.

[NoDebate2]

Arokel wrote...

Golferguy758 wrote...

Mordin's voice trembling while he sang did it for me.

This was up there for me as well.  I remember whispering the end of the song when he got cut off.

Yeah, same here. I managed to hold it together during it all but, little did I know, it was a softening blow for Thane's death. Then I just lost it.

[Shanook]

LEGION.

Good Lord, his character was really starting to get interesting! I mean, he's always been a great character, but you get to the end of that mission and you're thinking, "This is great! Legion is finally a singular, intelligent being! We're gonna have the best conversations!" But no. And all those signs that he was actually starting to feel basic human emotions... it was so heartbreaking to watch him die.