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[ghost9191]

well judging what happens in control or synthesis it is understandable . you can't kill yourself and expect to survive

and james was never part of the N7 program. just recruit . doubt he would have the tags. and it changes from femshep to maleshep depending on well if you are male or fem . that and pretty sure you could see the muscles if it was james. and well doubt he would be on the f*cking normandy at the end

[Auintus]

So that genocidal maniacs can feel like they earned something. That was probably uncalled for.

Probably so that there was at least one way to survive, so suicide is not a foregone conclusion.As for waking up in the rubble...Clearly the mass effect field used to contain the Citadel deteriorated, but as it did, since it was part of a station that large, it provided a reduced gravitational effect around Shepard and the pieces of the Citadel/Crucible.
I made that up all by myself, ain't it purdy? It's like saying magic, but with an explanation as to how said magic functions.

Modifié par Auintus, 09 novembre 2012 - 02:57 .

[Emphyr]

Shepard lives in the Mehem ending mod and is reunited with crew and LI.

See here->
http://social.biowar...14795358-1.html


Google on mehem mass effect 3 and vids will show up.

Take care

[shit's fucked cunts]

It's throwing the dog a bone, plain and simple.

[ghost9191]

GT Zazzerka wrote...

It's throwing the dog a bone, plain and simple.

yeah , pretty sure ppl would be even more pissed then they were if they didn't get that 5 sec easter egg

or 6 secs, idk 

[StrawberryRainPop]

flatifm wrote...

 If indoctrination theory is true, surviving in red ending makes sense.

But if indoctrination theory isn't true, that doen't make any sence.

How could shepard wakes up in the piles of rubbles?

Anyone knows reasonable casue about this?

It's killing me.

you answered you own question.

You lean towards Indoc theory is true,

[garrusfan1]

pharsti wrote...

Its simple really, they know some people want Shepard to survive, so they use a bad thing to balance it.
"So, you want to live eh? Well then, kill the Geth and EDI and its done!"

If not for that, everyone would choose that choice without even thinking.

Screw edi and the geth I fought for them but the reapers have to die and I want shep to live.

[Yaos]

flatifm wrote...

 If indoctrination theory is true, surviving in red ending makes sense.

But if indoctrination theory isn't true, that doen't make any sence.

How could shepard wakes up in the piles of rubbles?

Anyone knows reasonable casue about this?

It's killing me.

Renegade choice => Shepard is a badass => Shepard doesn't need to die.
imo

[CR121691]

Ask the Catalyst.

[wright1978]

He/she didn't electrocute him/herself into disintegration.
He/she wasn't disintegrated by jumping into a beam of energy.
He/she survived explosion generated from properly fitted together crucible. Now what's a mystery is why they refused to provide any expiosition or closure for this ending variant.

[Alespace]

Yaos wrote...

flatifm wrote...

 If indoctrination theory is true, surviving in red ending makes sense.

But if indoctrination theory isn't true, that doen't make any sence.

How could shepard wakes up in the piles of rubbles?

Anyone knows reasonable casue about this?

It's killing me.

Renegade choice => Shepard is a badass => Shepard doesn't need to die.
imo

Or as the game said the Citatel is a giant Mass Ralay built to bring the Reapes into the Galaxy quickly. Also a Mini Mass Relay is on the Presisium. The Crucible fired a concentrated mass effect beam throughout the relays, so even if the mini relay wasn't used ALL RELAYS were affected including the one on Ilos, so as an plausible answer and a detail shown on the Shepard lives scene leads me to believe that Shepard was thrown into Ilos

[Kataphrut94]

It's the only ending where he has a chance to survive. Control has his mind uploaded and body destroyed, synthesis has him disintegrated and atomised across the galaxy. Destroy just has him hit by an explosion (old hat for the Shep by now) and an energy wave that would theoretically kill him, but was good enough to differentiate between partly synthetic and fully synthetic. He dies offscreen in Refuse because he's a ****.

[Nightwriter]

I would seriously like to know the answer to this. Synthesis is supposed to be the "best" ending and yet Shepard dies in it. Do they not understand the concept of "best"? You would think the hardest outcome to unlock would be the most attractive, if we're thinking about it in terms of point cost and high EMS and all that jazz.

[shit's fucked cunts]

Plus, a 'Shepard lives' synthesis ending could have a badarse cutscene.

Picture it - a walkway extended into the synthesis beam, Shepard talking tentative steps outward onto the walkway, there is a green flash, an explosion, then nothing.. The synthesis EC slides play. Back to the beam, the camera focuses on the beam, and a synthesised Shepard slowly walks into view. We get a shot of his/her green eyes, then a cut to black.

Meh. I'd pick it.

[DirtyPhoenix]

GT Zazzerka wrote...

Plus, a 'Shepard lives' synthesis ending could have a badarse cutscene.

Picture it - a walkway extended into the synthesis beam, Shepard talking tentative steps outward onto the walkway, there is a green flash, an explosion, then nothing.. The synthesis EC slides play. Back to the beam, the camera focuses on the beam, and a synthesised Shepard slowly walks into view. We get a shot of his/her green eyes, then a cut to black.

Meh. I'd pick it.

Fanfic time!

[KingZayd]

Nightwriter wrote...

I would seriously like to know the answer to this. Synthesis is supposed to be the "best" ending and yet Shepard dies in it. Do they not understand the concept of "best"? You would think the hardest outcome to unlock would be the most attractive, if we're thinking about it in terms of point cost and high EMS and all that jazz.

Isn't the fact that Synthesis out of all choices is considered "best", hint enough that they didn't understand the concept of "best"?

[fchopin]

Who said that Shepard survives the red ending?

[Discouraged_one]

on the front box of ME3 it should be rated S, for lots of speculation. Just so people are aware like

[dorktainian]

The breath scene is Shep taking a breath while recovering at the bottom of the biggest plothole.

[RKB28]

fchopin wrote...

Who said that Shepard survives the red ending?

Developers, on twitter.

[Archereon]

Kataphrut94 wrote...

It's the only ending where he has a chance to survive. Control has his mind uploaded and body destroyed, synthesis has him disintegrated and atomised across the galaxy. Destroy just has him hit by an explosion (old hat for the Shep by now) and an energy wave that would theoretically kill him, but was good enough to differentiate between partly synthetic and fully synthetic. He dies offscreen in Refuse because he's a ****.

Depending on how exactly Shepard's mind was uploaded and what philisophical theories pertaining to the mind and the self you subscribe to, it would be fair to say that Shepard's death in Control is merely academic, for all intents and purposes s/he is still alive in Control, just in a different state of being.

Modifié par Archereon, 10 novembre 2012 - 12:39 .

[fchopin]

RKB28 wrote...

fchopin wrote...

Who said that Shepard survives the red ending?

Developers, on twitter.

what is said on twitter is not real.