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[FridgeRaider88]

IElitePredatorI wrote...

My favourite squad mate was James Vega:

Wow, it's so lifelike. He was also my favourite character because he was uninteresting and 1-dimensional, and I really prefer my NPCs to have no personality.

[IElitePredatorI]

I totally agree FridgeRaider88!

[Sgt Stryker]

Reptilian Rob wrote...

Sgt Stryker wrote...

Reptilian Rob wrote...

Sgt Stryker wrote...

Reptilian Rob wrote...

Sgt Stryker wrote...

So I misread your post. That still doesn't change anything. 2 Thanix shots had the same effect as a volley of disruptor torpedoes launched at point-blank range. I have to wonder, how many of those missiles were fired at Sovereign by Alliance fighters and frigates during the Battle of the Citadel?

More inconsistancies in terms of the final battle, the full volley of the SR2 took out the Collector ship yet it does nothing to any of the Reapers in ME3.

Not that they use it anyway...

Have you considered the possibility that the Collector ship is simply made of less stern stuff than a Reaper? No need to invent "inconsistencies" where none exist.

That would make little to no sense being that the Collector's weapons and armor were hardly even in the reaches of current specie's grasp. Little is known about a commom Collector AR, that would lead me to believe less is known about their ship and armor. It's inconsistant because it is stated these things are powerful, unknowable and near invincible.

I'm afraid I can't agree with that. I think the real reason why Collector tech is so hard to understand is because no one has had any real chance to study it, not that it's indecipherable or "unknowable" to the rest of the galaxy. Think about it: the turians had at least two full years to study Sovereign's wreckage, and they were able to get Thanix cannons out of that. Hell, Cerberus was even able to perfect their AI project. Meanwhile, the first time anyone was able to get their hands on a Collector's rifle was presumably during the battle on Horizon, which would not leave much time for anything beyond preliminary studies.

I really like how they explained all this is ME3!

I know you're being facetitious, and I know that's exactly what this thread is all about, but in this case you're actually wrong. ME3 did not need to explain this little background detail. Unlike the ending, this is one of those times where it's actually OK for fan speculation to explain the little details that the authors did not present directly to the audience.

[Big I]

Kai Leng=best antagonist ever. Saren who?

[WizenSlinky0]

Oh wow, I thought people disliked the way the ending played out but the overwhelming optimism and adoration of the fanbase in this thread has proved me wrong.

[Drxx]

I was amazed how deep character Star Child was, and how Mac Walters and Casey Hudson kept all their promises.
No false advert ftw!

[illsteward]

I loved the part when everybody though the war can't be won and then Shepard opened the citadel and fired the Crucible using the main panel, whilst proclaiming "I am the Destruction of your Harbringer" over broadcast radio to the reapers!

[UprightMan]

I Love how all my myriad of different choices throughout all my ME1 and ME2 playthroughs and decisions made in ME3 resulted in A ending. Having an optional B or C ending was just bonus!!!

Extended Cut?...pffft!

[Zix13]

I loved how a biotic Shepard remembered that he was a biotic during cutscenes!

[SirBob1613]

MY favotire part is when everyone is basicly going to starve to death they wont have to go through the hell of the reapers

[Reptilian Rob]

Sgt Stryker wrote...

Reptilian Rob wrote...

Sgt Stryker wrote...

Reptilian Rob wrote...

Sgt Stryker wrote...

Reptilian Rob wrote...

Sgt Stryker wrote...

So I misread your post. That still doesn't change anything. 2 Thanix shots had the same effect as a volley of disruptor torpedoes launched at point-blank range. I have to wonder, how many of those missiles were fired at Sovereign by Alliance fighters and frigates during the Battle of the Citadel?

More inconsistancies in terms of the final battle, the full volley of the SR2 took out the Collector ship yet it does nothing to any of the Reapers in ME3.

Not that they use it anyway...

Have you considered the possibility that the Collector ship is simply made of less stern stuff than a Reaper? No need to invent "inconsistencies" where none exist.

That would make little to no sense being that the Collector's weapons and armor were hardly even in the reaches of current specie's grasp. Little is known about a commom Collector AR, that would lead me to believe less is known about their ship and armor. It's inconsistant because it is stated these things are powerful, unknowable and near invincible.

I'm afraid I can't agree with that. I think the real reason why Collector tech is so hard to understand is because no one has had any real chance to study it, not that it's indecipherable or "unknowable" to the rest of the galaxy. Think about it: the turians had at least two full years to study Sovereign's wreckage, and they were able to get Thanix cannons out of that. Hell, Cerberus was even able to perfect their AI project. Meanwhile, the first time anyone was able to get their hands on a Collector's rifle was presumably during the battle on Horizon, which would not leave much time for anything beyond preliminary studies.

I really like how they explained all this is ME3!

I know you're being facetitious, and I know that's exactly what this thread is all about, but in this case you're actually wrong. ME3 did not need to explain this little background detail. Unlike the ending, this is one of those times where it's actually OK for fan speculation to explain the little details that the authors did not present directly to the audience.

It was said everything would be tied up...

EVERY ****ING THING.

[VarrenSoldier]

And Synthesis? Best ending idea ever!

[Reptilian Rob]

VarrenSoldier wrote...

And Synthesis? Best ending idea ever!

Forcing things on people in fun!

[veramis]

When I grow up I want to be like James Vega.

[Baa Baa]

I'm going to go and play Mass Effect 3!

[Reptilian Rob]

Baa Baa wrote...

I'm going to go and play Mass Effect 3!

Me too! Best ending I ever seen!

[VerdantSF]

vivaladricas wrote...

I liked the suicide mission 2.0 where my whole crew worked with me to destroy the reapers. All those loyalty missions and convo's really paid off. Made me a little emotional to be honest. I think this should win GOTY for 2012 and 2013 to be honest, the ending was just THAT satisfying.

Mac Walters >>> than any other writer ever!

Win.

[RocketManSR2]

I loved how Wrex and Kirrahe showed up at the final battle and helped me kill a few of those banshees and brutes! That was awesome!!

[VarrenSoldier]

RocketManSR2 wrote...

I loved how Wrex and Kirrahe showed up at the final battle and helped me kill a few of those banshees and brutes! That was awesome!!

I loved that part too! And the part where I saw Krogan riding on Rachni and wiping the floor with brutes!

[goose2989]

I'm still smiling because the ending was so uplifting!

[darknessmyown]

VarrenSoldier wrote...

RocketManSR2 wrote...

I loved how Wrex and Kirrahe showed up at the final battle and helped me kill a few of those banshees and brutes! That was awesome!!

I loved that part too! And the part where I saw Krogan riding on Rachni and wiping the floor with brutes!

And right after that, the Geth Primes I got to join me back on Rannoch came crashing in ODST style to push back the Reaper forces. They thought of everything in this game! They made made it so that we felt like nearly every decision we ever made not only in the last game, but all of the games that came before it really had an affect in the push to take back Earth. And we sure did take back Earth. And now it is a giant parking facility for all of those fleets we got to join us in the battle. Brilliant, truly!

[MrAtomica]

Dood, Repers r sooooooo totilly mor awesum then those stoopid Thanix cannons. Woodnt even dent the dredknots, their way 2 pwrfull 4 u pityfull hoomans.

OP, I like the way you sarcasm. Hope you appreciate how painful it was for me to type like a moron.

[Fruit of the Doom]

Garrus couldn't calibrate them all in time. :<

[MrAtomica]

FridgeRaider88 wrote...

IElitePredatorI wrote...

My favourite squad mate was James Vega:

Wow, it's so lifelike. He was also my favourite character because he was uninteresting and 1-dimensional, and I really prefer my NPCs to have no personality.

Serviceman Vega tried to answer existential question, regarding the higher purpose of life.


Results......problematic.



Oh Mordin, how I miss thee.

[GLR-0053]

Joker and Squad ditching Shepard is the best thing EVARRRR!!