Taboo-XX wrote...
Just blow it up. Blow it all up. It certainly didn't look like too many people were pissed in the high EMS destroy.
In fact, I could say they were...happy.
(shocked gasps fill the room)
Dr_Extrem wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
Just blow it up. Blow it all up. It certainly didn't look like too many people were pissed in the high EMS destroy.
In fact, I could say they were...happy.
(shocked gasps fill the room)
well ... aside from the intelligence insulting breathe scene and the forced genocide - yes.
Dr_Extrem wrote...
the fact alone that i have to buy comics and books to make sense of the lore and certain events, is a deal breaker.
they turned their "extended universe" into a core universe.
this trend alone drives me away from future bioware games.
CosmicGnosis wrote...
"You’re also never going to be the villain of Mass Effect 3. If you take every Renegade option in the game, you may be brusque with your friends and brutal to your enemies; you may make hard choices that cost you friendships; you may have to go to your grave carrying the weight of crimes that would have you reviled as a monster if they ever came to light. But you are always fighting to save the galaxy, no matter what tactics you take."
- Patrick Weekes
http://blog.bioware....-mass-effect-3/
What do you think, guys? Do you become the villain of Mass Effect 3 if you choose Control or Synthesis?
EDIT: Some people argue that Destroy also makes you a villain. The same goes for Refuse. So are you a villain no matter what you choose?
lol, only on BSN can the consequences of your actions be considered "forced". if you shoot yourself in the foot, does it seem forced that you now have a painful hole? the only reason it seems forced to you isnt due to issues with the logic of the situation, it simply is because you want destroy with no negative consequences, a reunion and a 2hr dlc where you play the sims with your shep and LIDr_Extrem wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
Just blow it up. Blow it all up. It certainly didn't look like too many people were pissed in the high EMS destroy.
In fact, I could say they were...happy.
(shocked gasps fill the room)
well ... aside from the intelligence insulting breathe scene and the forced genocide - yes.
Funkdrspot wrote...
lol, only on BSN can the consequences of your actions be considered "forced". if you shoot yourself in the foot, does it seem forced that you now have a painful hole? the only reason it seems forced to you isnt due to issues with the logic of the situation, it simply is because you want destroy with no negative consequences, a reunion and a 2hr dlc where you play the sims with your shep and LIDr_Extrem wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
Just blow it up. Blow it all up. It certainly didn't look like too many people were pissed in the high EMS destroy.
In fact, I could say they were...happy.
(shocked gasps fill the room)
well ... aside from the intelligence insulting breathe scene and the forced genocide - yes.
Funkdrspot wrote...
I don't understand the issue some have with the plot being forwarded by a comic or book. You can't literally explain everything in game. It would completely destroy any flow and pacing. Those 2 are something people who want infinite explanation and detail (smudboy) don't understand.
SpamBot2000 wrote...
This is a question best addressed to BioWare. It's not us who's 'derping', it's them.AlanC9 wrote...
Why would a Shepard without foreknowlege sit back and let the galaxy die? It's not like using the Crucible can make things worse.
Even if you think the chance of the SC being truthful is 1%, that's a 1% better chance than derping gives you.
Not everyone played Arrival Tabs.Taboo-XX wrote...
At this point people are just afraid to get their hands dirtier as awful as that sounds. Shepard has already killed hundreds upon hundreds and 300,000 Batarians in Arrival.
It's just a bit bigger now. Gosh how awful.
Regardless given the alternatives I'd rather have the whole thing go BOOM.
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