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[MB617]

Mine:
Mordin
Thane
Kelly - not as much, but she gave me my fish back. I fed them manually as a method of respect.
Grunt - At first I thought he was dead, k?
Legion
Shep - Before I saw the breath scene and realised that was all in his imagination

Deaths that didn't emotionally effect me:
Anderson. I dunno why but I felt indifferent about it.



Funny how all the deaths were characters from ME2, right?

[zarnk567]

I'm gonna say Shepard cause with his one Death scene, The entire Mass Effect Universe that I came to love over 5 years unraveled before my very eyes.... and I could only watch in disbelief......

[JrSlackin]

I think Mordin hit me the hardest really. The final talk between Anderson and Shepard definitely hit me to.

[emperoralku]

The death of the galaxy at the end of the game.

[MerchantGOL]

Mordin and thane had me crying like a little girl

grunts had me crying then i jumped to my feet pumping my fist

Legion made me cry to but not as much [not that i didn't feel it as much i think i was just dehydrated]

[Hudathan]

Mordin, Thane, and Legion had good deaths. They were bittersweet but I was almost happy for them because all three somewhat got what they want. Kelly dying due to my direct actions and Grunt 'almost' dying was really effective. And whether or not Shepard actually died, the way it looked and the music which played over it was really effective as well.

[Wattoes]

Mordin has the most powerful scene in the entire franchise.

The epicness of curing genocide, plus the way he went out and how it was shown. So amazing.

"had to be me"

Read that in mordins voice 10 times and tell me you dont start watering up.

Modifié par Wattoes, 14 mars 2012 - 07:57 .

[deimosmasque]

For me all of the made me cry. I cried hard when Mordin died and had barely recovered before suddenly Thane was dying and that made it worse.

Legion was next for me and I got choked up and nearly cried for him.

Anderson... balled my eyes out just for the line before he died, "I'm proud of you child." the reading and Hale's reaction sold it for me in a way I didn't think possible.

And at the end when Abigail Shepard chose Synthesis and sacrificed her cold-hearted **** self to try to leave the galaxy better than she left it.

This game is a real emotional rollercoaster and that's before you even get to the reactions some have to the endings.

[Wowlock]

The death of Mass Effect with the ''grand finale'' ... I cried and not in a good sense....

Aside from that , Mordin , Thane and Legion had the endings they deserved in a herioc manner. I just wished the rest of us would've get the same courtesy...

[Ellera14]

Mordin was by far the most well represented, from me finishing his song to wandering around my ship after being like WHY IS NO ONE AS SAD ABOUT MORDIN AS I AM?

Thane's death was expected, but I didn't see the prayer coming. That was when I burst into tears.

Grunt I was sad, but mostly I thought that this was a great way for him to go down and I was immensely proud of him.

As for Shep's death...well...that left me incoherent for a day, and I'm still recovering, heh.

[Tangster]

1.Mordin, for obvious reasons.
2.Tali(I didn't have enough reputation on my first run through Rannoch alright). Incredibly sad.
3.Thane, just because he came so close to putting that POS Kai Lend down like the dog he was, even as a terminally ill drell.
4.Grunt's "last stand".
5.Legion-the "does this unit have a soul" comment. Yes Legion.
6.Kelly. The email came through and I was like, "no, why didn't I tell her to get a new name!"

Modifié par Tangster, 14 mars 2012 - 08:01 .

[rizengrad]

Legion hit me hardest. After spending so much time trying to survive the geth, it totally hit me when Legion showed me that memory of theirs: "You were the first organic to openly cooperate with geth since the end of the Morning War."

[Rocktel]

Mordin, but most of all Legion.

[chibilombax]

I flat out cried.

Mordin for him being so at peace since he knew the Krogan had a chance. I have a really strong fear of death ( Who doesnt? ) I'm almost envious he was ready to accept it. 

Thane because he was a good friend in 2. One of my sniper buddies. His religious talks were fascinating and comforting for my fear of the afterlife. Watching him die only reminded me of my grandpa dying of lung cancer. Even one of my friends texted me when he got to that point in the game to check if I was okay.

Legion. I never thought I'd cry for a robot. Especially since I barely had him in my playthrough of 2 because I wanted survivors. I'm glad he got the answer to his question though. I never expected Tali to be friends with him. Tali's voice actress was amazing for this game and that ending was very well done.

Samara almost made me cry but then I saw that Paragon interupt. I try to play mostly renegade with paragon choices sprinkled in. Her's was the quickest I hit the trigger. "No dammit I lost too many people not you too." 

And of course Anderson.....I wish Shepard could've died right next to him. Just two beaten up soldiers enjoying the view.

[Diego L7D]

I cried like a little girl with Mordin's death. It was something terrible and beautiful at the same time.

"Would have like to run test on the seashells"

That line broke my heart :´(

[Lambda Diamond]

Most of them because I felt they were belivable real characters.

[Chibi Elemental]

The two that effected me the most was anderson and morden, grunt also made me a little sad till he came charging back and the first thing bless his krogen hearts was "got anything to eat" I jumped out of my seat and if I could have given him a good headbutt in response and a pat on the back I would have. Anderson was vary personal to me cause I read all the books he was in and man is he a bad ass and the closest thing to a mentor shep ever really had.

Modifié par Tsai Zhou, 14 mars 2012 - 08:06 .

[HaesoME3]

Gyro458 wrote...

Mine:
Mordin
Thane
Kelly - not as much, but she gave me my fish back. I fed them manually as a method of respect.
Grunt - At first I thought he was dead, k?
Legion
Shep - Before I saw the breath scene and realised that was all in his imagination

Deaths that didn't emotionally effect me:
Anderson. I dunno why but I felt indifferent about it.



Funny how all the deaths were characters from ME2, right?

I felt bad about leaving grunt to die - I don't think I needed him to help me run away... I can run faster than the reapers can shamble along after me. It felt contrived and pointless that he had to stay behind, so if he had died, I wouldn't have been sad, but angry at the bad writing.

Thane: Thane shouldn't have died. The three of us goddamn stood there and watched him fight and get fatally wounded without lifting a damn finger to help him - furthermore thane had the gun to his head AND DIDN'T PULL THE TRIGGER. If thane had simply put the bullet in his head: The alliance would have secured the citadel before the reapers even knew it was the catalyst, since it was kai leng's plot armor that allowed him to beat you on Thessia and steal the Prothean VI.

More bad writing.


Mordin: I couldn't help but the feel whole time as we're talking about him going up there being suicide I was thinking: If only mordin had a pair of those cerberus rocket boots... Mordin's death was the only one I felt was suitably heroic, only a tiny bit forced, so it was good enough.


Legion: It was never adequately explained why he needed to die in order to copy data and send it to the others - Honestly it felt more contrived than both of the other two, it was just obscured in a meaningless and technical explanation that fell short. Kasumi didn't even die but her death was more believable.


Anderson's pseudo indoctrination death was the only one that it felt appropriate I couldn't avoid, and his last words were well written (Even if they hacked out a large portion of it, youtube it.)

Modifié par HaesoME3, 14 mars 2012 - 08:07 .

[The Real Bowser]

Tali. The most heartwrenching scene I've ever witnessed in a video game. Very emotional, very sad.

[Senario]

Mordin T_T I never thought that his Scientist Salarian song could make me feel so sad in his final minutes D: *sobs*

Modifié par Senario, 14 mars 2012 - 08:08 .

[Renjin]

Gyro458 wrote...

Mine:
Mordin
Thane
Kelly - not as much, but she gave me my fish back. I fed them manually as a method of respect.
Grunt - At first I thought he was dead, k?
Legion
Shep - Before I saw the breath scene and realised that was all in his imagination

Deaths that didn't emotionally effect me:
Anderson. I dunno why but I felt indifferent about it.



Funny how all the deaths were characters from ME2, right?

Mordin - Made me tear up.
Thane - Made me cry.
Anderson - Made me tear up.
Legion - Made me sad, no tears.

Scenes that made me cry/want to cry:
Garrus (At end. Made me ball my eyes out.) Mordin, Thane, Anderson.

[Eterna]

This is going to sound odd, but you remember the Asari troops on Thessia?

When Kai Leng stole the data and you are defeated you hear the Lieutenant over the radio, she sounds like a frightened child and is asking if Shepard made it to the temple and got the artifact with so much hope in her voice, then she's killed and a soldier starts asking the same question as a reaper descends upon them.

The child like hope in their voices, essentially asking if their sacrifice wasn't in vain, that they died for a reason and saved their home world, and the fact that they would never know the answer really got to me. The High pitched screams that cut off suddenly make it even worse.

Modifié par Eterna5, 14 mars 2012 - 08:14 .

[Phydeaux314]

I literally cried when Thane died. So well done.
I was choking up for Mordin, but that was more of a "Dammit. Godspeed, Mordin" than it was actual sadness.

[chibilombax]

HaesoME3 wrote...

Gyro458 wrote...

Mine:
Mordin
Thane
Kelly - not as much, but she gave me my fish back. I fed them manually as a method of respect.
Grunt - At first I thought he was dead, k?
Legion
Shep - Before I saw the breath scene and realised that was all in his imagination

Deaths that didn't emotionally effect me:
Anderson. I dunno why but I felt indifferent about it.



Funny how all the deaths were characters from ME2, right?

I felt bad about leaving grunt to die - I don't think I needed him to help me run away... I can run faster than the reapers can shamble along after me. It felt contrived and pointless that he had to stay behind, so if he had died, I wouldn't have been sad, but angry at the bad writing.

Thane: Thane shouldn't have died. The three of us goddamn stood there and watched him fight and get fatally wounded without lifting a damn finger to help him - furthermore thane had the gun to his head AND DIDN'T PULL THE TRIGGER. If thane had simply put the bullet in his head: The alliance would have secured the citadel before the reapers even knew it was the catalyst, since it was kai leng's plot armor that allowed him to beat you on Thessia and steal the Prothean VI.

More bad writing.


Mordin: I couldn't help but the feel whole time as we're talking about him going up there being suicide I was thinking: If only mordin had a pair of those cerberus rocket boots... Mordin's death was the only one I felt was suitably heroic, only a tiny bit forced, so it was good enough.


Legion: It was never adequately explained why he needed to die in order to copy data and send it to the others - Honestly it felt more contrived than both of the other two, it was just obscured in a meaningless and technical explanation that fell short. Kasumi didn't even die but her death was more believable.


Anderson's pseudo indoctrination death was the only one that it felt appropriate I couldn't avoid, and his last words were well written (Even if they hacked out a large portion of it, youtube it.)

Thane was sick though. He wasn't going to last long anyway. And if you ignore him he actually dies in bed off camera I think.  I'm upset too you don't do anything to help him. But at the same time it's cool that even if he's sick he fights.