HagarIshay wrote...
Actually it doesn't make sense either way. Why didn't the reapers try to indoc better if they actually wanted to indoctrinate Shepard?
Maybe they were trying their hardest, Shepard is 'incredibly strong-willed' as Liara states in her own words in ME1.
Maybe the Reapers first chance to actually indoctrinate Shepard were when s/he was unconscious after Harbys laser. Though that doesn't necessarily mean it was the first time they tried, eg: object Rho, the kid on earth, the dreams and even the Reaper code going crazy while Shepard was in the consensus.
Why didn't the reapers try and kill Shepard if they didn't want Shepard indoc?
The Reapers see themselves as all knowing and all powerful, deities basically. So it would be safe to assume that their satisfaction in killing organics doesn't lie in destroying them in the physical sense, but the mental sense too. By indoctrinating Shepard they are striking a massive blow to the galaxies morale...
"We've indoctrinated the best of what you have, you're doomed" kind of thing.
No sense either way
Make more sense now?