Andromidius wrote...
SwobyJ wrote...
Krimzie wrote...
Nyreen is predictable because she wants to Save Everyone and that makes her easy to manipulate.
This idea is repeated twice.
Hmm...
Edit to Add: And what was with her way out? It's like she knew she was walking to her death instead of waiting for Shep and Aria. And Aria saying "wake up!" to her when the first adjutant showed up... IDK, man. I loved her character, but me thinks... me thinks something.
Update: After reading this, I like Omega now.
It was that interesting.
Omega is an IT DLC now, hehe.
(You think Nyreen was just starting to be indoctrinated?)
You know, that does make me feel a bit better about this.
The reason why Nyreen doesn't survive is because she's too idealistic. She wants to save everyone, even when it means throwing her life away to save others who are dangled in front of her. Even though Shep and Aria are nearby and can help, she won't risk anyone's lives.
And indeed, maybe partially indoctrinated and fighting it the only way she knew how. Instead of succuming to her fear of Adjutants she faced them head on and alone.
And Aria flying into a rage where she finally unloads her full destructive capacity, showing that blind rage will only get you caught in a trap as well.
So basically, its a lesson to Shepard. Not everyone can be saved, and keep your head even when you're angry. And avoid the obvious trap when the final goal is in sight.
Certainly makes this DLC better




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