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[MrAtomica]

Losing to Leng on Thessia was pretty painful. Especially since Liara is always my LI, and my Shepard loathes injustice. Leng's smug attitude certainly didn't help anything either.

But it was all rendered worthwhile when I rammed my omniblade into his gut.

Interestingly enough, I was also incredibly touched by the moment on Mars when Shep brushed Liara's cheek. That was simple, but so incredibly deep. Maybe it's something unique to me, but I get more out of little things like that than I do out of sweeping drama.

Anderson's death still choked me up, though.

[DeepChild]

I just wanted to highlight a couple that may have been overlooked so far. There's so many, and they just kept coming.

First, I was struck by Anderson's decision to stay on Earth. When the Normandy started to pull away, and Anderson looked around taking in the scene and the task at hand, I thought that was very well done.

Second, I thought the Primarch's son sacrificing himself to save the Krogan was hard to watch. I was like, "GET DOWN HERE NOW!"

Mordin's sacrifice, Liara's Time Capsule, Thane's Prayer, Grunt's last stand (and then surviving!!) were all absolutely amazing scenes.

Oh, and the Prime running up to Tali and Admiral what's her name to talk about where the Quarian's would like to make their homes, that was really neat to watch.

[III_wAR]

For me it was thanes prayer and mordins (singing) death.

[Nisiar]

Like most, Grunt, Mordin and Legion hit me hard.
When Grunt was fighting those rachni with the odds stacked against him and that I had made the decision to leave him and watching him die there...it was heartbreaking. Fist pump when he came back!

Mordin...model of scientist salarian, the entire scene, sniffle
Legion, I did not expect him to die. Everyone was so happy then "I'm sorry" sniffle

At least they both went out like a boss as someone noted. Sacrifices made like true heroes.

[Mr. C]

Lookout1390 wrote...

Legion's death

I literally shut my door so I could break down for 5-7 minutes

Oh God. THIS T_T

After seeing all options, I feel that siding with the Quarians makes his death more tragic. ESPECIALLY his final words. Very well done, Bioware, you bastards. *sob*

[Soundsystem]

Mordin, Thane and Legions death's.

But especially Mordin. When he started singing I baw'd like a baby.

[NightHawkIL]

All the deaths were pretty powerful, but what really got me was grunt. They had me fooled into yelling at my screen during his entire fight. That was just an awesome scene that brought you from despair to a 'hell yeah!' in a matter of seconds.

[xefiroEA]

After the talk with Anderson in the Citadel, when Hackett calls Shepard to say nothing's happening. Seeing Shepard, on the brink of passing out, dragging himself to the controls and asking in an exhausted tone "What do you need me to do...." Badass to the last.

Strange, I can't seem to recall what came after that. I guess he kills the Reapers and returns to Liara, and has plenty of little blue children. Yeah.

[jsamlaw]

It's between Mordin curing the genophage and the sunset scene with Tali on Rannoch after killing the Reaper.

[parrmi22]

Hmm. Let's see. I got all sad during Mordin and Legion's deaths. I didn't actually cry until I was saying goodbye to all my past and former companions on Earth. I finally went over the edge when Liara (my LI) gave me her gift on Earth. I had to take a breath and walk it off. Thessia was pretty sad as well.

To be honest, the whole game was a roller-coaster of emotion; sadness, laughter, happiness.

I still want those lil' blue babies, though.

[Joolazoo]

Kinda giggled when Legion died...only time I really got very sad was when Mordin wouldn't stop going to cure the genophage and i had to shoot him and watch his bloodied body attempt to make it to the controls.

[Enhanced]

It was sad to have to shoot Mordin to stop him from curing the genophage. But, a deal is a deal.

[Joolazoo]

Just a note....mordins transformation made no sense. You don't go your entire life looking at things through a scientific/statistical way to getting all emotional with really no logic behind his change other than "I WAS WRONG SHEPARD!"

[PsyrenY]

Tie between Mordin's death and Liara's Project.

Grunt almost dying is honorary mention, if he really died there I would have reloaded save and never gone to do that mission (or told the Rachni Queen to stuff it.)

Joolazoo wrote...

Just a note....mordins transformation
made no sense. You don't go your entire life looking at things through a
scientific/statistical way to getting all emotional with really no
logic behind his change other than "I WAS WRONG SHEPARD!"

Do his loyalty and you'll understand.
If you don't do it though I wouldn't have expected him to change his mind.

Modifié par Optimystic_X, 30 mars 2012 - 08:24 .

[Grimez7]

Carrying ashley back to the ship after she was critically injured. *points at avatar*

[Joolazoo]

Optimystic_X wrote...

Tie between Mordin's death and Liara's Project.

Grunt almost dying is honorary mention, if he really died there I would have reloaded save and never gone to do that mission (or told the Rachni Queen to stuff it.)

Joolazoo wrote...

Just a note....mordins transformation
made no sense. You don't go your entire life looking at things through a
scientific/statistical way to getting all emotional with really no
logic behind his change other than "I WAS WRONG SHEPARD!"

Do his loyalty and you'll understand.
If you don't do it though I wouldn't have expected him to change his mind.

I did it...he changed his mind because of the fact that maelon was doing brutal experiments? That makes absolutely no sense at all. Mordin made the genophage to protect the galaxy on a massive scale, but seeing a few dead krogan in a lab (only dead because of Maelon's dumb ass) is going to change the view he has basically built his life on? Just because something has a reason for happening doesn't mean it makes any sense...the entire shift he made is totally unrealistic.

Modifié par Joolazoo, 30 mars 2012 - 08:28 .

[danicoro]

There are way too many emotional moments for me to pinpoint one specific scene.

The time capsule that Liara made gave me all kinds of feels. However, the "goodbye" cutscenes with Liara and Garrus tore me up inside, even more than my LI (Kaidan). There were some legit tears coming.

And then Anderson, oh God. Gross, gross sobbing.

[CroGamer002]

Legion's sacrifice.


Still hurts me.

[Bantz]

I'm sucking it up and doing a second playthrough, though I will stop before the ending, and I just got done with Thanes prayer.

Damn man first moridin "Would have liked to run test on seashells" (though I didn't get his singing this time not sure why) then Kolyat "his prayer wasn't for himself, his wish was for you."

Dang it Bioware, why you write game so great and ending so bad!

[Searchnresq]

Moridin was great,

But after Thane died, and Kolyat(sp?) said the prayer was not for him, but you.

[Gerudan]

Perhaps not the most emotional scene, but those are already mentioned by others:

Tali's talk to the Turian at the Citadel and her conversation with Shepard after that.

[The Anti-Saint]

Serious: Mordin giving his life to "get it right."

Not so serious: The ending...they were pretty bad...made me weep with rage.

[ATLAS1192]

That's a tough decision, but I would have to say the deaths of my former squadmates. Mordin dying to cure the Genophage, Legion dying to free the Geth from the Reapers (and brokering peace between them and the Quarians in the process), Thane dying to protect the Salarian councilor from Kai Leng. I cried during all of these scenes, as they all felt like losing siblings. And then finding out that all the friends I've lost, whether they died to make sure a mission succeded (Virmire, Kaidan Alenko), or they were executed for merely believing in me (Citadel, Kelly Chambers), all of them died for NOTHING. That...that was powerful.

Edit: As for a single line, I would say it's a tie between Mordin's "I MADE A MISTAKE!", and Legion's "I must go to them. I am sorry.".

Modifié par xBl4ck0p5x, 30 mars 2012 - 10:45 .

[humes spork]

MrAtomica wrote...

Losing to Leng on Thessia was pretty painful. [...] But it was all rendered worthwhile when I rammed my omniblade into his gut.

You know, that would have had more emotional impact, at least for me, had it not been storytelling so heavy-handed that it strained suspension of disbelief to the breaking point, if not further. That whole thing just tainted the entire Kai Leng arc, Shepard's "rock bottom" moment post-Thessia, and even completely negated any satisfaction to be gained from finally killing him at the end of the Cerberus HQ mission. Which sucked, because setting aside his complete animu stereotype cliched BS his roles in the Citadel coup, Sanctuary, and Cerberus HQ were fairly well done.

But Thessia...gah. That's the kind of ham-fisted crap you'd expect from a first-time middle schooler DM.

Modifié par humes spork, 30 mars 2012 - 09:42 .

[DarkSpiral]

Mordin's Death. Especially if you shot him in the back. I felt like complete scum. Or like I was losing a damn good friend (if I didn't betray him like scum, that is!)

Thane's death was great as well, though I didn't have as much direct input in that scene.

And then there was Thessia...the crushing defeat I knew HAD to be in the works after such hopeful moments as curing the Genophage and peacefully ending the war on Rannoch were done. The other shoe had to fall. But ti was still a punch to the gut.