ZIPO396 wrote...
See the part of the Citadel I see explode is the central bit you know like where Shepard is.
Common misconception. The explosion does indeed happen in the ‘bottom’ central area of the Tower, but the best seats of the house were located a little ways further up, so the immediate explosion wasn't too bad. This is obvious, really, because you're overlooking a ward directly, rather than the bottom of the station and the Ring, like you would be if you were in that central area.
The wards seem to be okay likely gonna crash on Earth but I mean it's not like that'll have long term climate affects.
Yeah, it's still unknown whether Earth will be viable to live on.
destroy ending the brat implied it would break his implants to so he should be dead.
The keepers were just lying to try to save their skin, although the explosion was large enough to cause a small-radius EMP.
That and their is no way the Normandy landed on Earth. Also how would it have slowed down from FTL without it's engines? I mean the blast was behind them and going faster so it would of added more momentum at that point. You know what I notice.
It wasn't in FTL yet, that's the thing. When the shockwave hit, Normandy was
almost out of its reach (just past Mars) but it hit them enough to destroy the engines before they had time to accelerate, and caused the craft to hurtle through space toward Earth. There was enough power in the surface ion drives that EDI was able to break in a semi-controlled manner enough that the craft was caught in the gravity well when it got to Earth, and then try to bring it down somewhat safely. EDI was trying to land into the sea near the coast, in the bay itself, but unfortunately the crippled controls, debris in the landing vector, and the EMP after-effects caused her to miscalculate by a little under 50 km.
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