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[DextroDNA]

Elite Midget wrote...

Refusal is the best but since you lose because it isn't color coded than Destroy has it beat. The other choices simply don't stay true to Shepard or what you've been fighting for in the past 3 games. EC hasn't changed that.

Refusal doesn't stay true to Shepard at all. His goal from day one was to destroy the Reapers - not control or merge with them.

My Shepard did what he set out to do 5 years ago, kick the Reaper's ass/

[clonetrooper567]

remember what hackett said?"death reapers is how we win this" so yeah, destroy ending is the best. it gave me the closure i needed. and is almost all i wanted:
destroy reapers
celebrate victory
save the galaxy
my shep lives and he may have a chance to reunite with liara. and it was good to see how this conflict united the galaxy to rebuilt what was lost, and see how the other species lived after the war. in my opinion it was a beatiful ending and the best.

[atr_755]

Found this thread and felt like confirming everything but destroy ending feels a bit like delirium. Just not believable.
While killing the enemy is an honorable, clear goal, I have been aiming at through the series, the other two solutions are... strange.

Synthesis, even if a likely stage in the development of sentient beings, is SUDDEN and in no way comes as a natural development, but rather as an alien intrusion, prone to heavy commotion and distress in the common way of life. I wouldn't assume that these new husks would persue their habitual goals, like reconstructing cities and producing offsprings, if not simply dying out of severe shock. Synthesis, if employed, should come as evolutionary development, not as surgery operation.

Control, beside the mentioned doubts about what reaper-thing Shepard becomes, gives me a "deus ex machina" feeling, we now have an omni-potent god that does all the job, while we can all retire and play video games. It is also a bit creepy to watch the Reapers, made of tons of dead bodies each, play nice and pretend to be child loving builders of peace now. Really, like playing with a dead clown, he looks all fun, but that smell...

Modifié par atr_755, 20 janvier 2014 - 08:25 .

[RogueBot]

atr_755 wrote...

Found this thread and felt like confirming everything but destroy ending feels a bit like delirium. Just not believable.
While killing the enemy is an honorable, clear goal, I have been aiming at through the series, the other two solutions are... strange.

Synthesis, even if a likely stage in the development of sentient beings, is SUDDEN and in no way comes as a natural development, but rather as an alien intrusion, prone to heavy commotion and distress in the common way of life. I wouldn't assume that these new husks would persue their habitual goals, like reconstructing cities and producing offsprings, if not simply dying out of severe shock. Synthesis, if employed, should come as evolutionary development, not as surgery operation.

Control, beside the mentioned doubts about what reaper-thing Shepard becomes, gives me a "deus ex machina" feeling, we now have an omni-potent god that does all the job, while we can all retire and play video games. It is also a bit creepy to watch the Reapers, made of tons of dead bodies each, play nice and pretend to be child loving builders of peace now. Really, like playing with a dead clown, he looks all fun, but that smell...

This is what I love about synthesis and control. The prospect of husks, cannibals, etc. "waking up" into their hideous, nightmare existence is too intriguing to turn down, and so is the prospect of a megalomaniac, Lex Luthor-like Shepard attempting to impose his will upon the galaxy by use of superweapons made from the carcases of murdered species.

I still prefer destroy, but the sheer hilarity that could ensue from the other two is definitely appealing. Not that we'll ever see anything that bold.

Modifié par RogueBot, 20 janvier 2014 - 08:43 .

[DaryAlexV]

RussianZombeh wrote...

Refusal doesn't stay true to Shepard at all. His goal from day one was to destroy the Reapers - not control or merge with them.

My Shepard did what he set out to do 5 years ago, kick the Reaper's ass/

Totally agree with OP and this.

[dorktainian]

DaryAlexV wrote...

RussianZombeh wrote...

Refusal doesn't stay true to Shepard at all. His goal from day one was to destroy the Reapers - not control or merge with them.

My Shepard did what he set out to do 5 years ago, kick the Reaper's ass/

Totally agree with OP and this.

I thought his mission was to stop Saren?  He accomplishes this then dies. 

After that....  Does shepard even have a remit?