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[ArtGerhardt]

Red will be my first choice, but i'm definately going to reload saves and see as many endings as a possibly can. So ultimately, RBG will be my choice.

[robarcool]

I picked synthesis for the first playthrough, so I will resume that and pick synthesis again.

[RamilVenoard]

My shep's too paragon to pick Red. He always goes Blue. Keeps the sacrifices made by his friends from meaning squat. (A) Preserves Synthetic friends (EDI/Geth) and ( keeps Citadel intact so Bailey, and everyone on the Citadel survive.

[Funkdrspot]

It depends entirely on what he says but i'm HEAVILY leaning to red.I love EDI and the geth but if I was REALLY Shepard, I'd take a few million losses for a guaranteed win over a species that has dominated the galaxy for +1 billion years and has probably killed TRILLIONS in comparison to the crap shoot that you get with Control and Synthesis.

Picking Control or Synthesis, you're basically unwilling to lose EDI ( a singular AI/person ) and the Geth ( a singular AI race ) to secure victory against an enemy that has killed THOUSANDS of species and will continue to kill thousands more species if you lose.

Modifié par Funkdrspot, 23 juin 2012 - 03:21 .

[B.Shep]

RED. I want the brat dead, and i have a really small hope Edi and the Geth don't die just like Shepard if you have a high EMS.

Also green makes no sense to me...

[ghost9191]

RamilVenoard wrote...

My shep's too paragon to pick Red. He always goes Blue. Keeps the sacrifices made by his friends from meaning squat. (A) Preserves Synthetic friends (EDI/Geth) and ( keeps Citadel intact so Bailey, and everyone on the Citadel survive.

actually they already answered that everyone on the citadel can survive no matter the ending. the arms stay intact and with the mass effect fields keeping the atmosphere in they have air and what not.     That and yay for deciding a choice is paragon just because it is blue. my opinion, all options are wrong, no paragon option at the end, you just have to choose the lesser of 3 evils. Not trying to argue your choice just that none of them are paragon

[flippedeclipse]

Red. Kill the Reapers, EDI still lives despite the starkid's lies, and my Shep lives

[ghost9191]

flippedeclipse wrote...

Red. Kill the Reapers, EDI still lives despite the starkid's lies, and my Shep lives

agree, need proof before i believe edi is gone. it says the geth and shep will die but not edi, and guess what shep doesnt always die, spoiler

[ediskrad327]

not sure if blue or red, i'm curious to see if Shepard does become a drunken alcoholic when he survives destroy and realizes that everyone he cared for is gone forever in Red, but i'm also curious to see if Galactic Society can rebuuild in blue....choices, choices

[ReptileSmile]

I will choose either control or synthesis. I chose synthesis in my first playthrough, so I probably will again. My Shep has accepted death and would never murder the geth or EDI.

[M2S SOLID JOSH]

i'll choose the * gun to the face of the star kid* like always

[ghost9191]

ReptileSmile wrote...

I will choose either control or synthesis. I chose synthesis in my first playthrough, so I probably will again. My Shep has accepted death and would never murder the geth or EDI.

just putting this out there but you do basicly destroy the geth in synthesis. They will nolonger be machines but some kind of hybrid of organic/synthetic parts . same with organics, you commit genocide on a much larger scale with synthesis then you do with destroy. destroy you wipe out the geth, synthesis you destroy all organics,, hmm which one is better

totally choosing synthesis because that doesnt hurt anyone, oh wait

my opinionB)

[eddieoctane]

Red. Because I want Starbrat to die and to imagine he's actually a certain member of the development team.

[Kevlar xD]

Red is the only one that even remotely makes sense. The only thing that might give me pause in choosing red is that the Geth and EDI would die but I mean...either that or compromise what Shepard spent 3 games trying to achieve?

Red, for days.

[10K]

Control all the way, especally if the idea of IT does not exists.

[gosimmons]

Better Red than dead.

[Slappy Ya Face]

Red, because I'm neither gullible nor stupid. I think. Well, I suppose if I were stupid, I wouldn't be able to tell that I'm not stupid because I wouldn't have the mental capacity to form a solid enough opinion on the matter. That's why I have to judge my intelligence by using the rest of society as a bench mark. Wait, what the hell were we talking ab--

[ghost9191]

mean that like you would rather be dead then choose the other options? because you do die in the other options so easy right.your shep doesnt have to live with the consequences, personally sythesis is just repulsive, have no real issue with control, but dont like it enough to choose. anyways was just looking for clarity on that statement, didn't know if you just chose destroy cause shep lives or ideals

[AxeloftheKey]

My two Sheps that finished the game already will re-pick the same endings. If Red just winds up magically being 10x better, I'll re-pick that for my Paragon Talimancer (who previously selected Synthesis).

[Han Shot First]

Red, even if kills EDI and the Geth.

It is the only ending where Shepard actually defeats the Reapers and guarantees that they'll never return. The other two endings are stalemate endings where the Reapers live.

My shep's too paragon to pick Red. He always goes Blue. Keeps the sacrifices made by his friends from meaning squat. (A) Preserves Synthetic friends (EDI/Geth) and ( keeps Citadel intact so Bailey, and everyone on the Citadel survive

The colors don't represent moral choices in this case. Notice that Anderson (the paragon) is the avatar for the Red Ending, and the Illusive Man (the renegade) is the avatar for the blue ending. Also the best version of the Red ending is most easily achieved by destroying the Collector Base in Mass Effect 2 (paragon decision) whereas the best version of the Blue Ending is most easily achieved by saving the Collector Base. (renegade decision)

The Red Ending is the paragon choice while the Blue Ending is the renegade one.

Modifié par Han Shot First, 23 juin 2012 - 04:17 .

[richard_rider]

The only way to win this game is not to play...

[garrusfan1]

OP like the title

[ghost9191]

Han Shot First wrote...

Red, even if kills EDI and the Geth.

It is the only ending where Shepard actually defeats the Reapers and guarantees that they'll never return. The other two endings are stalemate endings where the Reapers live.

My shep's too paragon to pick Red. He always goes Blue. Keeps the sacrifices made by his friends from meaning squat. (A) Preserves Synthetic friends (EDI/Geth) and ( keeps Citadel intact so Bailey, and everyone on the Citadel survive

The colors don't represent moral choices in this case. Notice that Anderson (the paragon) is the avatar for the Red Ending, and the Illusive Man (the renegade) is the avatar for the blue ending. Also the best version of the Red ending is most easily achieved by destroying the Collector Base in Mass Effect 2 (paragon decision) whereas the best version of the Blue Ending is most easily achieved by saving the Collector Base. (renegade decision)

The Red Ending is the paragon choice while the Blue Ending is the renegade one.

agree but i stand by my comment that there is no real paragon choice at the end, only which one you feel is the lesser of 3 evils.   

[SoldierGryphon]

Red first, Green second, Blue last

[Han Shot First]

richard_rider wrote...

The only way to win this game is not to play...

Correct.

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