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[HKR148]

Big problem with the Stargazer ending is that the ending scene tries to make you detach from the game; after all the alienation and the bewilderment you are feeling from the absolutely non-sensical ending. Is this what Bioware intended? Making us feel even more detached from the storyline that we've so much actively engaged? That kind of scene is appropriate for only certain genres, but for Mass Effect, that was totally uncalled for, and downright insulting.

Modifié par HKR148, 11 mars 2012 - 07:43 .

[Nobrandminda]

Everyone in this thread is just making up stuff, trying to fill in the details since the Stargazer ending simply does not have enough information in it to say what is going on. Maybe the Stargazer has access to an asari, maybe not. Maybe he has space travel, maybe not. Maybe he's descended from the crew of the Normandy, maybe not.

[bluewolv1970]

WarBaby2 wrote...

Anyone listening to what I sayed (reading what I wrote)?

It is not Joker, nor Liara, nor anyone/anything that has directly to do with the story... it is just a random scene.

MY point is that when you have species who are living thousands of years that kind of ending where no one really knows about shepard is stupid - unless they were completed isolated from all other species in which case they would not even know who shepard is...

[bluewolv1970]

HKR148 wrote...

Big problem with the Stargazer ending is that the ending scene tries to make you detach from the game; after all the alienation and the bewilderment you are feeling from the absolutely non-sensical ending. Is this what Bioware intended? Making us feel even feel detached from the storyline that we've so much actively engaged? That kind of scene is appropriate for only certain genres, but for Mass Effect, that was totally uncalled for, and downright insulting.

AGREED

[bluewolv1970]

Nobrandminda wrote...

Everyone in this thread is just making up stuff, trying to fill in the details since the Stargazer ending simply does not have enough information in it to say what is going on. Maybe the Stargazer has access to an asari, maybe not. Maybe he has space travel, maybe not. Maybe he's descended from the crew of the Normandy, maybe not.

which is why the scene  fails completely

[TheEgoRaptor]

My guess is that the Gandfather and the Child are a long way down the line from the crew that crashed on the Normandy. Earth will be just fine, remember that, even if you choose the destruction choice, Earth will now be populated hugely by Humans, Asari, Turians, and if Eve came(Which I highly, highly doubt it) Krogans. Along with a massive space fleet Im sure they have more than enouhg raw materials to enact a repair of Earth, over time this conglomeration of Species could possibly become the new Galactic power that the Protheans once were.

Hell in a few thousand years they could make another citadel and mass effect relays. Then eventually learn that they should have been killed off by the Reapers when all their smart tech rebels and create Reaper 2.0.

[mupp3tz]

Perhaps at this time in the future, they've found Liara's device that recorded all the info from Shepard's journey.  She also sends the device to various planets.

This scene.

Modifié par M U P P 3 T Z, 11 mars 2012 - 07:52 .

[RafaelBRms]

Guys, maybe, just maybe, de Stargazer is not human, or maybe its human, but, a primitive human.
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Maybe, they know about Shepard, because of one of those devices tha Liara made, telling the story off Shepard before the Assault on Earth.
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I know, a iam crazy lol
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Ps: Forgive the bad english T-T

[Bullseye_Sally]

Thinking about the ending if you destroy the reapers and of course the mass relays etc. then the aliens still alive in the Sol system would slowly starve to death wouldn't they? Cause they can't eat our food and all so they would just be stuck unable to go back to their planets or have acess to the food and things they need. This is just my thought here, and frankly it just made me more depressed to think it...Also the crew I have getting off the normandy was all dudes so how does that planet even get populated? This is driving me nuts!

[Tuthsok]

Youmu wrote...

The planet the Stargazer is on has two moons. Or the Stargazer's world is 2nd moon of the planet it's orbiting.

Normandy crash lands on a planet with two moons. Obviously the crew of Normandy got busy and populated the planet, and passed on tales of "the Shepard". Over generations, it has become more of a fairytale/legend, hence "the Shepard"-title.

This is what I got from that scene too.


Edit: spelling

Modifié par Tuthsok, 11 mars 2012 - 08:32 .

[Miraider]

For me the biggest flaw pops up when you choose the Synthesis ending. The trees are normal!!

[Tony208]

Not to mention he told his grandkid the worst bedtime story ever where everyone died.