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[jedierick]

I picked DESTROY for my ending. Total Paragon on everything throughout the game as well.

[Vaktathi]

Are we sure this isn't a reference to Shep's imprisonment as the game starts?

[Militarized]

WAIT WAIT WAIT!!!!!!!

Does Jack send you messages with this? I DEMAND THIS BE PUT ON ANDROID if she does.

[John Never Dies]

Deltateam Elcor wrote...

Ok seriously people saying "grasping at straws", just stop it, its cliché and boring.

Use something else.

Now the message implies that Shepard is in care, on the ship or some other hospital, i cant really see much else.

Because the real ending is any better.

Hell the thing doesn't even say he is in a coma, lets just stop that theory right now.

And like I said before. The whole indoctrination thing actually has less plot holes and unanswered questions then the actual ending, which to me is grasping at straws if you think its real. 

Anyways, great find. ope this leads to a better ending for all of us and not the stupid crap we got now this guy likes.

[Meshaber]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

Yes, it sounds like a pre-beginning mesage to me too, from when Shepard was incarcerated on earth.

Then what's with the "hang in there"?

[ShepnTali]

I got a message too when the game defaulted to pre- final battle. I think it was from Miranda, not my LI, Tali. I got the green ending, whatever. Just jumped in a hole... I was confused by the whole thing.

Modifié par ShepnTali, 14 mars 2012 - 03:41 .

[-Zorph-]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

Yes, it sounds like a pre-beginning mesage to me too, from when Shepard was incarcerated on earth.

This, the timing was merely coincidence because I finished the game about 45 minutes ago and I have the app and I haven't received anything. The wording and what-not makes me feel like it's from the beginning while you were 'in trouble'.

[retailavenger85]

Deltateam Elcor wrote...

Ok seriously people saying "grasping at straws", just stop it, its cliché and boring.

Use something else.

Now the message implies that Shepard is in care, on the ship or some other hospital, i cant really see much else.

Excuse me. Grasping at Emergency Induction Ports.




Sorry. Had to do it. 

[Eumerin]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

Yes, it sounds like a pre-beginning mesage to me too, from when Shepard was incarcerated on earth.

No, and there are a few reasons for that.

First and most importantly is the term "Skipper", which is only used for ship captains.  Shepard isn't the captain of a ship at the start of the game because the Normandy's been taken away from him.  There are hints that you got it back largely because no one was paying enough attention to Ash, Vega, and Joker when they swiped it during the Reaper invasion, and Hackett approved it afterwards (and had probably already planned the swiping with Anderson).

Second is that Ashley doesn't have enough time between the end of her hearing and the Reaper invasion to start sending you messages about getting permission to drop by and visit you.

Third is that iirc there's a conversation between Ashley and Shepard in which Ash talks about her reasons for not visiting Shepard during the gap between ME2 and ME3.

In short, any messages from Ashley regarding visits to Shepard *must* take place after the start of ME3.

[jedierick]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

Yes, it sounds like a pre-beginning mesage to me too, from when Shepard was incarcerated on earth.

This is possible, I started a NG+ so the message could have been from that.  I just finished the invasion level or whatever, got a message from Anderson right after I beat it. I will update more as my 2nd playthrough continues.

[Dilandau3000]

Meshaber wrote...

Dilandau3000 wrote...

Yes, it sounds like a pre-beginning mesage to me too, from when Shepard was incarcerated on earth.

Then what's with the "hang in there"?

It must be tough for a man of action being stuck in a cell all day. I'd say "hang in there" to them.

[-Zorph-]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

Meshaber wrote...

Dilandau3000 wrote...

Yes, it sounds like a pre-beginning mesage to me too, from when Shepard was incarcerated on earth.

Then what's with the "hang in there"?

It must be tough for a man of action being stuck in a cell all day. I'd say "hang in there" to them.

This. If you went to a prison to say hello to a friend that was an inmate, saying "Hang in there" would be completely normal.

[Dilandau3000]

Eumerin wrote...

First and most importantly is the term "Skipper", which is only used for ship captains. 

Or Ashley got used to calling you that since she does it all throughout the first game.

[dakka dakka]

didymos1120 wrote...

Dranume wrote...

Yea. I got the same message from My LI Liara after I beat the game.. I was like hmmm... what dose this associate to?

My guess?  They plan to commit suicide ASAP after seeing the enormous @#$%ing mess of a galaxy you left behind, and it's just some vague hope that they'll be able to yell at you in the afterlife.

dude.....INDOCTRINATION..... The Reapers tried to convert Shepard but by choosing the only option that makes him survive, choosing to destroy the Reapers, Shepard breaks through the illusion and wakes up in the rubble.... which you then get picked up and taken to a hospital.

The clues lead to that theory more and more and yet people still are willfully ignorant. It is mind blowing

[MrBurntToast]

Ashley makes excuses at the start of the game for not coming to see you. Plus, you'd think it would be the perfect time for Shepard to chime in that he got that message from her (or that he is in contact at all), but he is completely surprised about her promotion, meaning that they WERE NOT talking.

This hints that Shephard, canon-wise, survived the ending of ME3 and eventually ends in in a hospital. Good work OP.

[Eumerin]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

Eumerin wrote...

First and most importantly is the term "Skipper", which is only used for ship captains. 

Or Ashley got used to calling you that since she does it all throughout the first game.

It's been three years for her, though.  She also didn't call you that on Horizon.  And as is blatantly obvious during the Mars sequence, she's still not entirely convinced that you're completely free of Cerberus ties.

In short, the message seems off when being sent to someone in Shepard's position at the start of the game.

And as my second point notes, there isn't really enough time.  You'd have to assume that she got out of the meeting, got permission to visit, and sent the message to Shepard between the time when Shepard's meeting with the committee started and when the Reapers started dropping out of the sky.  That's what, five minutes?

[MasterMenace]

All the messages I could make sense of from WHAT I DID in this game.

Granted I haven't finished yet, but I will pick the destroy ending.

But so far...it seems like Ashley is talking as if you survived the indoctrination test.

HOLY SH...

[Sir Leigh Leigh]

Sorry, the message has to be from the start of the game. Got a similar message from Kaidan, Problem is in my only completed play through he is dead.

[jb1983]

dakka dakka wrote...

didymos1120 wrote...

Dranume wrote...

Yea. I got the same message from My LI Liara after I beat the game.. I was like hmmm... what dose this associate to?

My guess?  They plan to commit suicide ASAP after seeing the enormous @#$%ing mess of a galaxy you left behind, and it's just some vague hope that they'll be able to yell at you in the afterlife.

dude.....INDOCTRINATION..... The Reapers tried to convert Shepard but by choosing the only option that makes him survive, choosing to destroy the Reapers, Shepard breaks through the illusion and wakes up in the rubble.... which you then get picked up and taken to a hospital.

The clues lead to that theory more and more and yet people still are willfully ignorant. It is mind blowing

They've copied everything else, they might as well copy Dallas. 

Plus, the innovative side of me could see them releasing the actual ending as a free DLC on the day of the Asia launch, just to prevent spoilers. 

But that's so complex that it's probably not true. The simplest explanation is generally the correct one. The simplest explanation here is that Bioware had too many hands in the cookie jar, so mixed signals are getting sent. The endings we got were the intended endings. 

[Eloquay]

Got a message from Kaidan as well (who`s my LI), but in the destroy ending, I didn`t have enough EMS, so my Shep ``died`.

[Deltateam Elcor]

The only way to prove this is to play through the game again with another love interest, however i dont know how that would work out.

[Dusty Boy T]

Look at this... Bioware makes up a few lines for some characters to send us on our bloody iPod/iPhone, and we all fawn over it.

I don't want some random dialogue from someone claiming to be my LI. I want my proper damn ending.

[OozesAwesome]

ShepnTali wrote...

I got a message too when the game defaulted to pre- final battle. I think it was from Miranda, not my LI, Tali. I got the green ending, whatever. Just jumped in a hole... I was confused by the whole thing.

OMG.  I laughed so hard. 

[LeinadSemrig]

Eumerin wrote...

Dilandau3000 wrote...

Yes, it sounds like a pre-beginning mesage to me too, from when Shepard was incarcerated on earth.

No, and there are a few reasons for that.

First and most importantly is the term "Skipper", which is only used for ship captains.  Shepard isn't the captain of a ship at the start of the game because the Normandy's been taken away from him.  There are hints that you got it back largely because no one was paying enough attention to Ash, Vega, and Joker when they swiped it during the Reaper invasion, and Hackett approved it afterwards (and had probably already planned the swiping with Anderson).

Second is that Ashley doesn't have enough time between the end of her hearing and the Reaper invasion to start sending you messages about getting permission to drop by and visit you.

Third is that iirc there's a conversation between Ashley and Shepard in which Ash talks about her reasons for not visiting Shepard during the gap between ME2 and ME3.

In short, any messages from Ashley regarding visits to Shepard *must* take place after the start of ME3.

Few flaws in your logic.  Shepard is not a captain, he's a commander with command of a ship.  The term "skipper" is waht Ashley gives you as an affectionate nickname based on comraderie.  Vega also calls you "commander" before you are officially re-instated.  It's how they show respect for who you are and what you've done.  Also, if it's a pre-game timing issue, then she could have easily sent it at any point prior to her meeting with the defense council.. She would have known she was on earth and that she would have possiby been able to see him.  She may have had her reasons for not seeing you between ME2 and ME3 and have fully planned to come see you to talk but was interrupted by the Reaper invasion.

[thesnake777]

Militarized wrote...

WAIT WAIT WAIT!!!!!!!

Does Jack send you messages with this? I DEMAND THIS BE PUT ON ANDROID if she does.

Yea She Does....Sigh i just want more Jack......

And real endings .....