- Important, before you type a single letter to comment on this, read 100% of the post, or I will ignore you.
- Also, I will never let this thread die:) and Bioware employees of course are welcome to discuss too:)
- The guide about the Catalyst's logic is at the very bottom if you want to skip to that.
- See also-Occam's razor.
"This story arc is coming to an end with this game."
Remember this line from Casey Hudson.
When you finish Mass effect 3, however you may feel about it, it is the end, this can not be argued.
You can not use the upcoming DLC in your argument because it STILL is the end, just further clarified; details and scenes added to make you understand better what happened to everything you cared about. They did NOT know this backlash would happen, they made that clear, meaning the ending, is really the ending. Remember this fact.
"It’s more like there are some really obvious things that are different and then lots and lots of smaller things,"
- This is what he meant by 16 different endings. 3 main ones with obvious differences, colors aside, with lots of smaller differences, but important onces. Such as; If you don't have enough EMS, not enough good scientists working on the Crucible, most likely not fine tuned, and when it fires, it burns the earth to a crisp basically. We'll just consider that - Bad ending #4 Other things like forces getting wiped out, that whole last battle is part of the ending.
If this is true. There is one simple, simple problem, at the very START of the theory. That means, If you choose the Destroy ending(being in your head, breaking the Indoctrination) and have a high enough EMS, You see the Shep_Alive ending, theorists believing he is in the rubble in london. Lets just believe for a minute that this is true.
(Remember first quotations by Casey)
The Reapers, the problem since game one, are still around. He cannot shut them down, in his head. You cannot argue around this. The Reapers are still there. They will destroy everything. They cannot be defeated by conventional means.
- This means the game is unfinished, what happens after Shep wakes up? Does he try to go to the Citadel for real this time? Seems a bit redundant. Why show what happens after he breaks control?(the Crucible firing, relays disabled, etc etc) Seems weird for him to dream that too, if he already broke control eh? Re-read this part, more than once, and the previous paragraph, again and again, before you think of a counter argument.
- Finally, the most logical answer out of the three possibilities most have presented. Shepard is ACTUALLY on the Citadel, those events happened, and this is closure, however you may feel about the ending. Shepard chooses Destroy, blows up the tube/device, gets covered by an explosion(which we have seen people survive worse, game one, Shepard had a Reaper leg fall on him pretty much, game two, didn't incinerate during reentry)
Still following? Hope so. Now, if he found an exit off that platform, we have some hope, but the ending scene shows some explosions around where shepard is supposed to be, but we do not, I repeat, we DO NOT see it the ring break to peices, or even break at all, suggesting much of it is very much intact on the inside. The arms then come apart, and it is still in orbit last we see.
This means he could very well be alive, and in CITADEL rubble, not LONDON rubble. I'll leave the silly argument about what the rubble and cords looks like to the nitpickers. Fact is it is too close a shot to see for certain. Even Jessica M. states her belief(while not GOD) is that Shep is on the Citadel. And she has seen content that none of us have, so she is alittle more in the loop than we are. (oh dear I brought her up, so now thats all you will talk about and ignore the rest of my thread, go ahead children.)
- To sum up, Destroy ending is by far the best ending, and the further Extended Cut will let us know other details, possibly how Shep can meet up with crew and LI, or if rebuilding of the Relays is possible.
And now for the grand finale. PLEASE, please read and follow every, single, word. The Catalyst's logic was correct. I know, I know, blasphemy. HEAR me out.
[list][*]Catalyst-Reapers exist to stop synthetics from destroying ALL(not just advanced, this is key) Life.[*]If synthetics where to be allowed, their calculations(over probably a billion or so years of evidence) is that the synthetics always eventually rebel, time needed is irrelevant. Geth could still possibly rebel again for another reason in 500 years, 1000 years, 20,000 years. Key point -Possibility of synthetics wiping out ALL organic life, not just advanced, total extinction of organics instead of making way for new ones-[*]The reapers could not simply wipe out the synthetics that popped up, because that leaves the advanced organics, to continue advancing, and could possibly, and most likely inevitably create synthetics that could overpower even the reapers, and if that happens, and then the synthetics also wipe out ALL organics, this is not good. Synthetics would always advance faster than organics and always win after the technological singularity.[*]All three endings however, break the cycle in some form or another. But there is always the possibility of everything repeating itself, even in synthesis ending. Could still create pure synthetics that could overtake them, they are part organic and limited in that sense. Take the infinite loop for what you will. Biowares problem was they made it too grand scale. It is like trying to figure out how the universe doesn't have an end, but then you gotta think, if it has an end, theres always gotta be something past that, your mind will fry.[*]As for the Crucible's "space magic, Anything so very much more advanced than the tech we currently have will always be viewed as unexplainable and "magic." If a pilgrim saw a flatscreen tv with avatar playing, they would scream witchcraft.
Anddddd...thats a wrap. Have a blast.
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