BansheeOwnage wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
Even after waking up the same stargazer scene plays, therefor it's real, because sooner or later all choices you do lead to this, but if you choose opt out (again if it were not then no new scene would be there in the first place). You just cannot have it a dream planet once and then a real planet. One of these assumptions are wrong and direct evidence from the game and files say it's real or not the same planet.
Sorry, I'm still confused :/ Do you think the Normandy crash is real?
1. They could both be fake; they could both be real. Unlikely but possible.
2. Saying it must be real because it has variation is like saying synthesis is real because it's different than destroy. If it's all in Shepard's head (and I'm fairly neutral about if the SG scene is real) then why can't it change?
1. Yes, but as Shep dies first, or wakes up, it doesn't make any sense for it being a dream, as said multiple times.
2. It does change, but only if you decide not to use the Crucible. Therefor the have the combination of no change regardless of EMS but the certainty that the Crucible has been activated in the case of destroy, control, and synthesis. It wouldn't make sense for Shepard being indoctrinated having a lesser effect on it then Shepard just dying. Shep being indoctrinated would have at least the Opt Out epilog as a result, but it has not.
As said, all these problems and implications were only introduced with the EC and were perfectly fine before.