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[Trebor1969]

Destroy ME3 & Reject any future purchases

[Lord Stark]

Didn't the Catalyst say that much would be lost in Destroy but not more than was already lost. No entire race was lost, so maybe the Geth yet live in Destroy.

[DuneMuadDib]

Geth still die, he just doesn't name drop them. Starbrat says all synthetics will die, probably to remove any ambiguity about EDI.

[CasbynessPC]

Destroy is now essentially the "good" or happy ending. The fleet around Earth is no longer doomed, the Citadel and the Mass Relays are repairable, everyone important is alive and the Reapers are defeated. Humanity (and all the other species!) has a chance to prevent the same mistakes happening that both created and necessitated the Reaper cycle. EDI may even have been killed (a big plus for me, as someone who tried everything in my power to prevent her "rise to glory" in ME2/ME3).

I'm too anti-conformist for Synthesis and too attached to my Shepard for Control. The Rejection ending is funny and I would have liked it (and chosen it!) if it had been in the game from the beginning but at this stage it is just amusing to see Bioware throw it in as a George Lucas/Michael Bay-level revenge against all the players who forced their hand.

[Aramintai]

As much as starbrat in the name of BioWare tried to convince me that Synthesis is the best option I'd still choose Destroy any day.

[inko1nsiderate]

I still prefer Synthesis, my first choice, as it shows the Krogan actually surpassing their previous civilization, shows the Geth and Quarians living together in peace, and generally seems to show the galaxy in a far more technologically advanced state than the others.

That being said, my second favorite is a tie between Refuse and Destroy. I can see my first Shepard realistically going with either option.

Modifié par inko1nsiderate, 26 juin 2012 - 09:57 .

[MassEffect762]

I'll imagine my own ending. lol

Reapers destroyed. Geth/EDI live. Medal ceremony. Hot night with Liara. Blue babies on board.
All is well in the Galaxy.

The end. lol

[Welsh Inferno]

I kinda favor Synthesis now. It doesn't make much sense in how its done sure. But being offered the chance for all life in our galaxy to evolve in such a way is really tempting. I'm a little edgy on playing god and all that but whatever.

Destroy was my original choice and probably what I might pick if I were the protagonist.

Modifié par Welsh Inferno, 26 juin 2012 - 10:03 .

[Doug4130]

synthesis all the way. the 4th option is pretty funny though, anyone who can't take that joke needs to seriously lighten up

[KcK__]

Destroy is for me, the one and only option. My mission was to stop the reapers and that's what I did.

[Okuto]

I must admit....it was pretty cool to have reaper shep......control didn't seem so bleak now.....as Shep is allowed to keep her memories but just doesn't have form now.....

But I chose destroy cause I'm selfish and wanted to live......

After these endings though, I really want some new post-war dlc.....the very idea of "harbringer Shep" intrigues me......

Surely someone would try to form "diplomatic" relations with the reapers....man I'd love to see the look on people's faces when they realize Shep speaks for the reapers

[Hicks233]

Reject. It just needs Shepard to "wake up" and for the conventional battle to take place.

Synthesis and Control are just too sinister and creepy. Destroy is a solid ending, Reject with a wake up though would be better.

[Balduran Elsdragon]

As I indicated in another thread, destroy and control.

Synthesis kills individualism, I can't see it last without conflict.

Refusal is for me the joke ending, leave it to the next generation/cycle to fix (see politics).

Control I prefer over Destroy, though it bunks reunion with your love interest.
As a paragon and with love interest, it's feels so emotional.
You sacrifice everything for the greater good, like many others have done before you so I don't see why Shepard as a beacon for the galaxy wouldn't overcome his personal feelings to make this decision.

It's similar to the good ending in Fallout Tactics, but definitely more personal. (due to the relations you develop with your team members who are your friends, loved ones)

Destroy is my second favorite, though I can't get over the loss of the Geth and EDI.
Both parties have gained humanity, I'm not sure whether the Geth become individuals (as they share the same data/code but EDI is a definite example.

Maybe I watched Blade Runner too often, also focuses on androids developing emotional reactions (love, fear, hate, ...). I feel heart-broken when killing all that.

[Anubis722]

I always pick Destroy 

Modifié par AnubisEgyptainLordofDeath, 26 juin 2012 - 11:20 .

[sg1fan75]

All 4 suck in my meaningless opinion.

[Astartes Marine]

Destroy ending.

I don't but into that crap of "The Geth and EDI will die too". It's all the word of an enemy, the controller of the Reapers trying to worm it's way out of it's own defeat and hard sell the Reaper preferred choices of the illusion of control and Saren's Synthesis.

My course it's set, no blasted AI, especially the creator of the great enemy, will sway me from my goal.

[spychi]

Cyricsservant101 wrote...

spychi wrote...

Nerevar-as wrote...

Goku16 wrote...

destroy is the worst because the starchild stated that the peace won't last.

And you believe someone whose idea of peace is genocide everyone? Reapers are like fire? <_

No, synthesis is the final evolution of all life, nothing, nobody will have the need to create AI since they are perfect and surpassed mortality

?

You realize AI can be created solely for convenience, right?  Initially, the Geth were substantially inferior to the Quarians, created merely to perform certain functions.  They were created for convenience, efficiency, and profitability, not because the Quarians wanted to create something that would surpass them.

You don't understand... with the merge of both organic and synthethic life, all are perfect, all are superior and there is no need for building new AI's. Also you have mother****ing Reapers on your side

[falconlord5]

Synthesis.

My Shep's plan from the beginning.

[leondes1]

Picked destroy the first time, still love destroy this time.

[Yakko77]

falconlord5 wrote...

Synthesis.

My Shep's plan from the beginning.

Your Sheps plan from the beginning was to adopt Saren's plan?

[Yakko77]

Doug4130 wrote...

synthesis all the way. the 4th option is pretty funny though, anyone who can't take that joke needs to seriously lighten up

Except it wasn't put in there as a joke.  Shep challenges and questions the Star Kid, rejects his flawed/circular logic and the game gives you a middle finger and kills you and everyone else for it.  It was F U to those not happy with the original endings (especially if you shoot the Star Kid by mistake or in frustration), plain and simple IMO.

[TheShinySword]

I actually liked reject. I mean yeah it's a middle finger mean spirited choice. But the dialog was nice and... I really liked the distant future epilogue. Your efforts failed this cycle, but you die on your own terms and because of your efforts the next cycle survives and you're a true legend. I dunno, maybe it's just me. None of them are super duper but they are all improvements.

[wicked_being]

Destroy and a bit of Reject.

Self-determination, strength through unity and diversity, no higher being looming over other species.

[Rm80]

My renegade Shep really likes the control ending....it fits him perfectly.

I have not watched the other endings yet, I want to play them myself but if they are as good as control ending then I would say that the ending of ME is now accepteble for me.

[Han Shot First]

Destroy is still my favorite.

I do like Synthesis a lot more now though, mainly because of the excellent narration by Tricia Helfer.