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[draken-heart]

Question, why use a kid for the Catalyst visualization instead of LI. at least Katelynn would be more inclined to listen to Samantha instead of starbrat

Modifié par draken-heart, 09 mai 2012 - 05:54 .

[UrgentArchengel]

Found a song that fits this ending "debacle".

http://m.youtube.com...h?v=bOHxtOLfvIo

[byne]

paxxton wrote...

pirate1802 wrote...


My canon Shep couldn't save Tali from being exiled in ME2, so peace was not an option. I had to choose between Tali and Legion; I honestly thought the quarians wont be so foolish. Chose to side with Legion, and my reaction, too was pretty much like that

No.....
Nooo......
Omg Tali !!!! :'((((

In my playthrough Tali was an admiral and still she jumped off the cliff.

Yeah, but if she isnt an admiral, peace is impossible. At least you were closer to peace than he was.



Edit: Hmm, looking at that chart, it seems peace is actually possible if she isnt an admiral. I should test that sometime.

Modifié par byne, 09 mai 2012 - 05:57 .

[EpyonX3]

byne wrote...

paxxton wrote...

pirate1802 wrote...


My canon Shep couldn't save Tali from being exiled in ME2, so peace was not an option. I had to choose between Tali and Legion; I honestly thought the quarians wont be so foolish. Chose to side with Legion, and my reaction, too was pretty much like that

No.....
Nooo......
Omg Tali !!!! :'((((

In my playthrough Tali was an admiral and still she jumped off the cliff.

Yeah, but if she isnt an admiral, peace is impossible. At least you were closer to peace than he was.

snip

Edit: Hmm, looking at that chart, it seems peace is actually possible if she isnt an admiral. I should test that sometime.

Yes That's what I did wrong. I didn't save the admiral. In my second playthrough i did and I got the peace options.

[Unschuld]

balance5050 wrote...

EpyonX3 wrote...

I'll never see Garrus the same way again.

Speaking of Garrus, Brian Keener said this on his facebook.

"All I can say is: yes, I have done some recording this week.
I believe it was Shakespeare who wrote "The better part of Voiceover is discretion...""

Posted on his FB page in response to a question about EC DLC.

Made my day. I expected it after hearing that Kaidan, Ash, and EDI's VA's went back to the recording booth, but it's still good to hear the news. Now, if only Sroka would get confirmed...

Modifié par Unschuld, 09 mai 2012 - 06:07 .

[byne]

EpyonX3 wrote...

byne wrote...

paxxton wrote...

pirate1802 wrote...


My canon Shep couldn't save Tali from being exiled in ME2, so peace was not an option. I had to choose between Tali and Legion; I honestly thought the quarians wont be so foolish. Chose to side with Legion, and my reaction, too was pretty much like that

No.....
Nooo......
Omg Tali !!!! :'((((

In my playthrough Tali was an admiral and still she jumped off the cliff.

Yeah, but if she isnt an admiral, peace is impossible. At least you were closer to peace than he was.

snip

Edit: Hmm, looking at that chart, it seems peace is actually possible if she isnt an admiral. I should test that sometime.

Yes That's what I did wrong. I didn't save the admiral. In my second playthrough i did and I got the peace options.

How could you not save Zaal'Koris?

He's the best admiral! 

(Other than Tali of course)

[EpyonX3]

balance5050 wrote...

EpyonX3 wrote...

I'll never see Garrus the same way again.

Speaking of Garrus, Brian Keener said this on his facebook.

"All I can say is: yes, I have done some recording this week.
I believe it was Shakespeare who wrote "The better part of Voiceover is discretion...""

Posted on his FB page in response to a question about EC DLC.

My goodness...

Anyone else read that with Garrus' voice over it?

[paxxton]

byne wrote...

paxxton wrote...

pirate1802 wrote...


My canon Shep couldn't save Tali from being exiled in ME2, so peace was not an option. I had to choose between Tali and Legion; I honestly thought the quarians wont be so foolish. Chose to side with Legion, and my reaction, too was pretty much like that

No.....
Nooo......
Omg Tali !!!! :'((((

In my playthrough Tali was an admiral and still she jumped off the cliff.

Yeah, but if she isnt an admiral, peace is impossible. At least you were closer to peace than he was.



Edit: Hmm, looking at that chart, it seems peace is actually possible if she isnt an admiral. I should test that sometime.

Thanks for the chart.

Modifié par paxxton, 09 mai 2012 - 06:11 .

[EpyonX3]

byne wrote...

EpyonX3 wrote...

byne wrote...

paxxton wrote...

pirate1802 wrote...


My canon Shep couldn't save Tali from being exiled in ME2, so peace was not an option. I had to choose between Tali and Legion; I honestly thought the quarians wont be so foolish. Chose to side with Legion, and my reaction, too was pretty much like that

No.....
Nooo......
Omg Tali !!!! :'((((

In my playthrough Tali was an admiral and still she jumped off the cliff.

Yeah, but if she isnt an admiral, peace is impossible. At least you were closer to peace than he was.

snip

Edit: Hmm, looking at that chart, it seems peace is actually possible if she isnt an admiral. I should test that sometime.

Yes That's what I did wrong. I didn't save the admiral. In my second playthrough i did and I got the peace options.

How could you not save Zaal'Koris?

He's the best admiral! 

(Other than Tali of course)

I honored his wish to save his people. I didn't know the implications.

[Unschuld]

EpyonX3 wrote...
My goodness...

Anyone else read that with Garrus' voice over it?

What are you talking about? Garrus does all of  the voicework for Keener's roles. Of course that's a given.

Modifié par Unschuld, 09 mai 2012 - 06:09 .

[LazyTechGuy]

Just watched that hour long documentary. I never noticed those 2D body piles laid out on the hill before the conduit. Thought their resemblance to Ashley and Kaiden is interesting too.

I fearfully get this opinion that they'll use the IT theory but say you snapped out of it before making a colored decision. Which would keep the choices and the ending the same, which is said to be the case with the EC. Still would hate that because it leaves all the Normandy questions up in the air.

[byne]

paxxton wrote...

byne wrote...

paxxton wrote...

pirate1802 wrote...


My canon Shep couldn't save Tali from being exiled in ME2, so peace was not an option. I had to choose between Tali and Legion; I honestly thought the quarians wont be so foolish. Chose to side with Legion, and my reaction, too was pretty much like that

No.....
Nooo......
Omg Tali !!!! :'((((

In my playthrough Tali was an admiral and still she jumped off the cliff.

Yeah, but if she isnt an admiral, peace is impossible. At least you were closer to peace than he was.

*snip*

Edit: Hmm, looking at that chart, it seems peace is actually possible if she isnt an admiral. I should test that sometime.

Thanks for the chart. I just don't understand why there is no way to broker the peace if you exonerate Tali, rewrite the heretics and resolve the quarrel. That's a highly logical course of action and would boost the EMS score (more geth).

There is! You must have read the chart wrong.

[EpyonX3]

Unschuld wrote...

EpyonX3 wrote...
My goodness...

Anyone else read that with Garrus' voice over it?

What are you talking about? Garrus does all of  the voicework for Keener's roles. Of course that's a given.

*Hands over a cookie*

[Unschuld]

LazyTechGuy wrote...

Just watched that hour long documentary. I never noticed those 2D body piles laid out on the hill before the conduit. Thought their resemblance to Ashley and Kaiden is interesting too.

I fearfully get this opinion that they'll use the IT theory but say you snapped out of it before making a colored decision. Which would keep the choices and the ending the same, which is said to be the case with the EC. Still would hate that because it leaves all the Normandy questions up in the air.

I doubt they'd address the RGB choice without addressing the Normandy situation. 

[paxxton]

byne wrote...

paxxton wrote...

byne wrote...

paxxton wrote...

pirate1802 wrote...


My canon Shep couldn't save Tali from being exiled in ME2, so peace was not an option. I had to choose between Tali and Legion; I honestly thought the quarians wont be so foolish. Chose to side with Legion, and my reaction, too was pretty much like that

No.....
Nooo......
Omg Tali !!!! :'((((

In my playthrough Tali was an admiral and still she jumped off the cliff.

Yeah, but if she isnt an admiral, peace is impossible. At least you were closer to peace than he was.

*snip*

Edit: Hmm, looking at that chart, it seems peace is actually possible if she isnt an admiral. I should test that sometime.

Thanks for the chart. I just don't understand why there is no way to broker the peace if you exonerate Tali, rewrite the heretics and resolve the quarrel. That's a highly logical course of action and would boost the EMS score (more geth).

There is! You must have read the chart wrong.

You're exactly right.

Modifié par paxxton, 09 mai 2012 - 06:14 .

[Unschuld]

EpyonX3 wrote...
*Hands over a cookie*

Why thank you, good sir. 

[Rosewind]

byne wrote...

EpyonX3 wrote...

byne wrote...

paxxton wrote...

pirate1802 wrote...


My canon Shep couldn't save Tali from being exiled in ME2, so peace was not an option. I had to choose between Tali and Legion; I honestly thought the quarians wont be so foolish. Chose to side with Legion, and my reaction, too was pretty much like that

No.....
Nooo......
Omg Tali !!!! :'((((

In my playthrough Tali was an admiral and still she jumped off the cliff.

Yeah, but if she isnt an admiral, peace is impossible. At least you were closer to peace than he was.

snip

Edit: Hmm, looking at that chart, it seems peace is actually possible if she isnt an admiral. I should test that sometime.

Yes That's what I did wrong. I didn't save the admiral. In my second playthrough i did and I got the peace options.

How could you not save Zaal'Koris?

He's the best admiral! 

(Other than Tali of course)

I never save him lol

Modifié par Rosewind, 09 mai 2012 - 06:14 .

[Boradam]

Rosewind wrote...


I never say him lol

This one would like to believe you meant to say "I never save him," but this one is too into acting like a Hanar.

Badassfully: how could you not save him?! 

[byne]

Boradam wrote...

Rosewind wrote...


I never say him lol

This one would like to believe you meant to say "I never save him," but this one is too into acting like a Hanar.

Badassfully: how could you not save him?! 

Seriously, other than Tali, Zaal'Koris is like the only Admiral who actually cares about the quarian people and not about getting revenge on the geth.

[UrgentArchengel]

UrgentArchengel wrote...

Found a song that fits this ending "debacle".

http://m.youtube.com...h?v=bOHxtOLfvIo

Being serious, this is not a troll attempt.:innocent:

[Rosewind]

Boradam wrote...

Rosewind wrote...


I never say him lol

This one would like to believe you meant to say "I never save him," but this one is too into acting like a Hanar.

Badassfully: how could you not save him?! 

I rather save the civilians, don't really need him anyway.

[paxxton]

Have you all seen this documentary on the Indoctrination Theory yet?

Modifié par paxxton, 09 mai 2012 - 06:21 .

[Simon_Says]

paxxton wrote...

Have you all seen this documentary on the Indoctrination Theory yet?

We have. It's a good summary of the findings but it's still incomplete.

[ExtendedCut]

balance5050 wrote...

EpyonX3 wrote...

I'll never see Garrus the same way again.

Speaking of Garrus, Brian Keener said this on his facebook.

"All I can say is: yes, I have done some recording this week.
I believe it was Shakespeare who wrote "The better part of Voiceover is discretion...""

Posted on his FB page in response to a question about EC DLC.

Sorry to be the lame, anal one, but his name is Brandon. 

[LazyTechGuy]

Unschuld wrote...

LazyTechGuy wrote...

Just watched that hour long documentary. I never noticed those 2D body piles laid out on the hill before the conduit. Thought their resemblance to Ashley and Kaiden is interesting too.

I fearfully get this opinion that they'll use the IT theory but say you snapped out of it before making a colored decision. Which would keep the choices and the ending the same, which is said to be the case with the EC. Still would hate that because it leaves all the Normandy questions up in the air.

I doubt they'd address the RGB choice without addressing the Normandy situation. 

Would it address the RGB choice?  With a scenerio like that, the RGB would still be a literal cause and effect since you're snapped out of it before making the choice.  Almost like the Anderson/TIM scene was the last ditch effort for indoctrination and then it switches back to reality.