Edit i understand now also STOP ARGUING i just asked a question if this gets any worse i will ask the thread to be locked
Modifié par Liamv2, 16 novembre 2012 - 09:19 .
Modifié par Liamv2, 16 novembre 2012 - 09:19 .
Modifié par GT Zazzerka, 15 novembre 2012 - 03:24 .
Modifié par Ironhandjustice, 16 novembre 2012 - 05:30 .
GT Zazzerka wrote...
Reapers die, Shepard lives. They're my main reasons.
No. *Stopping* them and ending the harvesting cycle has been the goal. I'm not surprised that the majority of players choose Destroy, but that argument is nonsense. It may have been *your* Shepard's goal, my Shepard's goal was always to stop the cycle while learning everything there is to learn about the Reapers and their technology. If the cycle could be stopped without outright destruction, then such a solution is the one I would always have preferred. Even back in ME1. I just didn't think I would be offered such a solution.fil009 wrote...
Destroying the Reapers has been Shepard's goal for several games.
Modifié par Ieldra2, 15 novembre 2012 - 03:34 .
GT Zazzerka wrote...
Reapers die, Shepard lives. They're my main reasons.
Modifié par Someone With Mass, 15 novembre 2012 - 03:52 .
Lies and headcanonry. Shepard's goal throughout the games was always to destroy the Reapers You headcanoning otherwise is like headcanoning "My Shepard hated the Alliance" or "My Shepard was raised by hanar."Ieldra2 wrote...
No. *Stopping* them and ending the harvesting cycle has been the goal. I'm not surprised that the majority of players choose Destroy, but that argument is nonsense. It may have been *your* Shepard's goal, my Shepard's goal was always to stop the cycle while learning everything there is to learn about the Reapers and their technology. If the cycle could be stopped without outright destruction, then such a solution is the one I would always have preferred. Even back in ME1. I just didn't think I would be offered such a solution.fil009 wrote...
Destroying the Reapers has been Shepard's goal for several games.
Modifié par clennon8, 15 novembre 2012 - 04:00 .
Argolas wrote...
It is the only option that ends this flawed cycle idea for good. It is the only ending that the reapers don't have their hands on. It is the only choice backed by our friends and squaddies. Every indoctrinated character we ever meet rejects Destroy, but most of them would support either Control or Synthesis.
And then there is some more complicated stuff like the dangerous assumption that Holoshep would be beneficial forever or the effects of Synthesis that the Leviathans could abuse.
Ieldra2 wrote...
No. *Stopping* them and ending the harvesting cycle has been the goal. I'm not surprised that the majority of players choose Destroy, but that argument is nonsense. It may have been *your* Shepard's goal, my Shepard's goal was always to stop the cycle while learning everything there is to learn about the Reapers and their technology. If the cycle could be stopped without outright destruction, then such a solution is the one I would always have preferred. Even back in ME1. I just didn't think I would be offered such a solution.fil009 wrote...
Destroying the Reapers has been Shepard's goal for several games.
DirtySHISN0 wrote...
Your missing the fact that the catalyst tells you once enough generations have forgotten, synthetics will be created again and the cycle begin anew.
Assuming leviathans don't jump onto the scene now that the reapers are gone.
They all have negative outcomes.
ElSuperGecko wrote...
Refuse = Reapers still exist.
Control = Reapers still exist.
Synthesis = Reapers still exist.
Destroy = Reapers gone, cycle ends forever.for now.
Destroy = securing the present.