That's how life is...There are no heros or villians, Just people getting by in the world. If you set your set up with your own grand Idealism, that idealism is going to shatter before you. All we can hope for is our actions, not matter how horrorid it may be can make a better tomorrow.drayfish wrote...
And if we have sarcificed all of our morality and our ideals then what were we fighting for all along? Just survival? Just the right to keep breathing?Xilizhra wrote...
Maybe it's not an optimal victory, but the serial killer is no longer a threat, and who cares about what he thinks anyway? The important thing was stopping him, and that was accomplished. Ditto for the Catalyst. What the Catalyst thinks is irrelevant to me, whether it approves of my solution or not. The important thing is stopping the Reapers in the best manner possible.drayfish wrote...
Firstly I don't want him to 'win' because my Shepard would never mutate, massacre, or dominate the rest of the galaxy against their will. Secondly, I don't want him to 'win' because everything that he advocates is sick and intollerant and ignorant. I do not want him to 'win' by being proven right.
Brad Pitt guns that serial killer down. It is not a victory. He has sacrificed his morality, and proved a lunatic correct about the darkness in the human soul.
Wow, that's bleak.
If that were true than none of the moral choices we've made up to that point would be relevant at all. We would be living in an existential vacuum in which life would be utterly devalued. If we aren't living for anything, then what does any of it matter? We may as well let the Reapers win, because all that would ultimately separates us is self-interest.
I prefer to believe that there was a point to all that inclusivity and hope - beyond just climbing over their corpses to save ourselves.
That is the truth of war. What ME3 ending shows you the truth of all acts in war. It's a bunch of horrible acts that is hoped to some how make things better.





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