Noblewolf wrote...
"Go out there and give them hell. You were born to do this."
The first time I heard this on one of the trailers for the game, it sent shivers down my spine and put a knot in my stomach. But my femShep romanced Garrus, so I got...
N7L4D wrote...
Shepard: Goodbye Garrus. And if I'm up there in that bar and you're not, I'll be looking down. I'll always have your back. You'll never be alone
Garrus: ...never
...which was all kinds of hard to listen to in different ways.
seedubya85 wrote...
'it should've been this way on virmire, but i made the mistake of trusting you, believing you were my friend' - wrex.
I... just don't think I could ever do a playthrough where I get this line. Ever. At least, not purposefully. I just couldn't stand it. I don't think I'd even be able to react while listening to Wrex tell me how I betrayed him and knowing it was all true. And knowing I had screwed over the turians and ultimately the rest of the galaxy by doing it.
An English Gamer wrote...
But the line that triggered man tears was this from the Overlord DLC:
David: The square root of 906.01 equals 30.1, and it all seemed harmless.[smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/crying.png[/smilie]
This was the first part of the Mass Effect series that brought tears to my eyes. It was then that I knew 3 was going to be just emotionally bad. Before ME, I could count the number of times I had cried over a story in any medium on one hand. ME more than doubled that.
Arturia Pendragon wrote...
And as much as I dislike the endings, the pain and anguish in Jennifer Hale's voice when she replies to Hackett with "I uh, what do you need me to do?" and the stumbling to the controls hits me hard. The emotion in her face while she says "I need to stop the Reapers, do you know how I can do that?" is similar.
This moment was agonizing to watch. I remember thinking, "One more thing? Why won't you just let us die and rest!"
And one more, one that hasn't been said yet.
"How did we get here? The geth are better than this!"
"No. Based on empirical evidence, they are not."
Watching Legion hang his head in shame as he told me he had remnants of Old Machine code, and then those lines... I feared for both my mission and the well-being of my robot friend.





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