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[Ariq]

My guess would be the Manswell Expedition world in the Alpha Centauri system. We know it can support human life, as it has a 'lost' colony. It's also the only world I'm aware of mention that's within easy FTL distance of earth, less than half a day for the Normandy, I believe.

[Vexia2070]

Oz

[GreyLycanTrope]

Cleveland?

[magnutz06]

Dagobah

Edit: The lil green guys going to make Joker lift the Normandy wreckage with his new synthetic force powers

Modifié par magnutz06, 18 avril 2012 - 03:27 .

[Bellarmine360]

The Planet of Suktopia

[akeizm_]

Europa

[Naugi]

Alderaan.

[ArchDuck]

F if I know. It doesn't make a lick of sense and me making an effort to do something that the writer(s) should have is a waste of my time.

[kalasaurus]

Aite from Project Overlord, maybe? According to the codex it would suck for Liara and any of their descendents, though.

[lordofdogtown19]

Crazyjeffy wrote...

Kashyyyk.

[Delta_V2]

Ariq wrote...

My guess would be the Manswell Expedition world in the Alpha Centauri system. We know it can support human life, as it has a 'lost' colony. It's also the only world I'm aware of mention that's within easy FTL distance of earth, less than half a day for the Normandy, I believe.

It would be about 8 hours, which doesn't fit with the timeline of the ending at all.  There was no way Shepard was unconscious for 8 hours, because the ground forces are only just starting to fall back when Shepard wakes up.

Basically, there is no way the Normandy was in FTL at the end, since there are no planets close enough.  But it also doesn't make sense for them to be fleeing through the relay.  One, the relays are supposed to be virtually instant, which it clearly wasn't at the end.  Two, what was the Normandy running from?  The impending Relays explosions?  Great, let's escape the exploding relays by running through a relay! \\sarcasm

So the Normandy couldn't be in FTL, and it also doesn't make sense for it to be in the relay network...so there is no way it actually happened.  Someone clearly didn't put enough thought into this.

I stand by my assertion that the only possible solution for this scene is to kill it with fire.

[Balmung31]

SergeantSnookie wrote...

Bel Air.

And with that, I MUST post this. 

[devSin]

They didn't land. They died.

They're in Heaven. Even though they don't actually believe in God. Or Heaven.

But somehow it's symbolic and inspirational and magical.

[StarGateGod]

Since alot of these responces seem to be sarcastic i figure id join the cause
They landed on Naruto's planet form the anime Naruto and know shepards crew will become ninja

[eddieoctane]

Aramiss Ducati wrote...

Imagination land.

Or wherever Lost takes place.

[Melicamp]

Karrie788 wrote...

Earth doesn't have two moons.

Yes and no. Cruithne is a quasi-satellite of Earth, seen by some as Earth's second moon.

[recentio]

Karrie788 wrote...

Earth doesn't have two moons.

Mars, then?

[H2Ape]

Alchera! Common knowledge.

[GreenDragon37]

Planet Plothole.

[CDHarrisUSF]

Eroticon Six.

[AntonioA9011]

Tamriel!

[hawkens982]

Same one that Jacob's dad landed on.

[PorcelynDoll]

recentio wrote...

Karrie788 wrote...

Earth doesn't have two moons.

Mars, then?

Well the background they used for the stargazer scene is called Winter on Mars. Bioware = Artistic Integrity!

[Karrie788]

Melicamp wrote...

Karrie788 wrote...

Earth doesn't have two moons.

Yes and no. Cruithne is a quasi-satellite of Earth, seen by some as Earth's second moon.

Oh? My bad, then.

[fle6isnow]

Facetiously: Planet Speculation.

Speculatively: Earth. The second "moon" is probably the remains of the Citadel orbiting.