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[shepard1038]

A question what is the best ending on Me3: Control, Destroy or Synthesis?

Is it;

1.Destroy: paragon
2. Synthesis :neutral
3. Control: renegade.

What do you think?

Modifié par shepard1038, 16 mars 2012 - 02:29 .

[In Exile]

The best ending is pressing the power button on your PC/Console when Shepard reaches then console on the Citadel before getting teleported up. Then you can pretend the Crucible fired and the screen faded to black, leaving it up to your imagination what happened.

[abch4]

I chose synthesis. I believe the [in quotes] 'perfect' ending is destroy. As there is the breath scene. Not that any are good

Chose synthesis purely for the fact that IF another cycle occured, it would be different from the rest of previous cycles. Could have interesting ramifications

Modifié par hallidio, 16 mars 2012 - 02:32 .

[Deviant Vanguard]

Destroy is the paragon ending without a doubt.

[Karrie788]

Agreed, Destroy is the best outcome.

It still sucks though.

[CronoDragoon]

I think Control is the best. Destroy you are actually killing all the geth and EDI, Synthesis I find repulsive for philosophical reasons....Control it seems like the worst part is you have to swallow your pride and admit the Illusive Man is right. (yes, it is stupid the game makes you admit this, the endings suck hard we all know)

[Peer of the Empire]

destroy




the other 2 are indoctrination.  Reapers win

Modifié par Peer of the Empire, 16 mars 2012 - 02:35 .

[JeanLuc Awesome]

Destroy, it's still the same pile of crap though.

[CmdrKankrelat]

I chose Destroy - It wipes the slate clean and gives organics a new chance, at a HORRIFIC price, but a new chance nonetheless, and pray that my Shepard's example will echo through the ages and something genuinely exciting and new can happen. Maybe it won't, but at least organics can choose, and a I truly believe that because not for one moment do I buy Star Child's determinism.

[CYRAX470]

I go with control, for the Geth and EDI's sake.

[KingNothing125]

I don't think any of them are inherently paragon or renegade.

But that aside, I think Destroy is the best. I'm choosing that one on every playthrough I do.

[G Kevin]

I picked destroy as it was the only ending where I could safely eliminate the Reaper threat for the future. Plus it is also the only ending where Sheperd has a chance of surviving and I want him to keep his promise to Tali.

[Evil_medved]

Death by Marauder Shields.

[zSeven]

Apparently we are supposed to use our imagination to see what happens after each ending. Sorry Bioware but I'm pretty sure I play RPG's to have a story told to me, not make up my own.

[nevar00]

Well if we believe Shepard is indoctrinated then destroy is the obvious answer.

If we take it at face value though I chose control. I wasn't going to kill the Geth after all that if there was another way, and I wasn't going to create MASTER RACE.  Of course everyone is killed by a relay shortly afterwards so oh well.

Modifié par nevar00, 16 mars 2012 - 02:45 .

[Doomhams]

Well, assuming we take the game at face value, control is the best ending. Shepherd is still 'alive', the citadel is still intact, and we can use the reapers to get around as they are arguably hell of a lot faster to get around. So long as shepherd decides to play nice.

[Alexius]

Destroy, to me, is the best option. Control I didn't even consider, minutes before Shepard told TIM that he was playing with powers we shouldn't be able to have. And the Synthesis option, which I tried after my first ending, doesn't feel right. Peace shouldn't be forced on anyone, that's a contradiction in itself. Besides, at least my Shepard was against "evolving" before time... or something like that, I don't recall the actual dialogue option.

So, yeah, as sorry as I feel for EDI and the geth, it's the only one that made some sense to me.

Modifié par AlexiusDAlex, 16 mars 2012 - 02:49 .

[Traderjoeeeee]

Control and Synth are indoctrination, Destroy is the paragon choice.. even though it's portrayed as evil.

[CheeseEnchilada]

Evil_medved wrote...

Death by Marauder Shields.

The truth has been spoken.

[shepard1038]

I thought that when the Guardian talks about the choices on the control ending the ilusive man
appears, in the destroy choice Anderson appears and in the synthesis choice no one appears.
I think that indicates that the destroy ending is the paragon choice, the control choice is the
renegade choice and the synthesis choice is the neutral choice.

[viperabyss]

That depends. Which color do you like best, red, green, or blue?

[KujiMuji]

I really don't like the endings, but if I were to pick, i guess... i don't know, merge or control.

I don't like destroy because I do believe there is sufficient evidence that synthetics can have peace with organics, look at the Geth and the Quarians! What, so I get to have peace, then kill the other half completely because of this reaper kid/god/deus ex machina's failed logic?

Merge, well, I am not fond of the space magic thing turning everyone into half-synthetic/half-organic just to give the reapers an excuse not to attack anymore. "Hey Johnny, they turned into half and half, i guess we can't kill/harvest them anymore, let's go away then". Plus the fact of doing that, kind of rubs me off, deciding to turn absolutely everyone into a single race of sorts, I shouldn't be able to decide that, but there's that...

Then there's Control. I can understand if I was Paragon, I can make the Reapers go away, but what if the character is a Renegade? What would hold the person off into deciding to blast the Turians because of "Ah yes, Reapers, we dismissed that claim" or just, go on a fun spree because you now CONTROL them.

Which one would I chose?
Bleh... I guess Merge if I managed to broker peace between the geth/quarians and Destroy if I didn't.

[JrSlackin]

Something I wrote on someone else post, but this is what I've been thinking...

Well, it's one of the things I've been thinking about, but ask yourself this.

Why does the Reaper child have to be honest with you? He makes the destroy option the least attractive out of the three. If Shepard is alive, it also proves the point that Synthetics did not die (or least you can think that way.) For instance Dr. Chakwas (sorry for misspelling) scans your synthetics for anything bad (Due to Cerberus) and stating that you had a lot replaced. If half of your body depends on those to live, and yet you're still alive...

Just my theory though.

[Drogonion]

Despite the fact that the ending to this magnificent space opera is an embarrassment, my feeling is that writers intended synthesis to be the "paragon" ending. Shepard himself was already part synthetic, and Shepard would not kill his buds, like Edi and the Geth. Paragon Shepard said these synthetic creatures were living beings in game, and he would act accordingly

Synthesis is the only option where nothing dies, and where supposedly evolution to a higher form exists, and the alleged lasting conflict between organic and synthetic can find peace.

Now after writing this, I'm find myself getting angry again about this ending fiasco, so I'll sign off lol.

Modifié par Drogonion, 16 mars 2012 - 02:58 .

[ZacE7]

Destroy you are actually killing all the geth and EDI,

according to whom?  the starchild?  do you believe everything it says?  It would never lie or exagerrate to try and manipulate Shepard would it