So I never thought I'd be saying this but I was actually slightly dissapointed with the choices I had to make on Mass Effect 3. Due to having a very high paragon score, I hardly had to make any of the gut wrenching decisions such as who to save: quarians or geth. I know that if i'd have had to choose then I'd of been really sad, but for some strange reason I actually missed having to make those extremely tough choices, it's what makes Mass Effect ... Mass Effect!
Am I the only one? :/
The Choices on Mass Effect 3 (SPOILER ALERT)
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Posté 03 février 2013 - 09:45
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This is the ME2 forum, which means that you're post is probably going to be moved to the ME3 forums. However, to answer you're question; There will always be someone whom agrees with you. You're never alone in anything. Hell, there are even people whom liked the old endings.
Personally, i am very glad we can acheive peace. It is such an heartwarming moment. It is also one of the few moments in-game where you're past decisions are taken into account. I've looked on youtube, and there are so many different rannoch end scenarios, which is one of the prime reasons it is my favourite arc of ME3.
However, if we first are to complain about how the high score solves abo****ely everything, I would criticise ME1 and especially ME2 as well. Both of those games suffer from the same problem, even if ME1 does so in a lesser degree than the two others. Way too often are we offered the 'easy solution' out of things.
Personally, i am very glad we can acheive peace. It is such an heartwarming moment. It is also one of the few moments in-game where you're past decisions are taken into account. I've looked on youtube, and there are so many different rannoch end scenarios, which is one of the prime reasons it is my favourite arc of ME3.
However, if we first are to complain about how the high score solves abo****ely everything, I would criticise ME1 and especially ME2 as well. Both of those games suffer from the same problem, even if ME1 does so in a lesser degree than the two others. Way too often are we offered the 'easy solution' out of things.
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Posté 23 février 2013 - 10:22
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Sorry didn't see ME2 in the title. I agree peace is a wonderful feeling, to unite so many and settle age old wars is just such an amazing thing for Shepard to do. Glad you agree with me about it being an easy way out though. It's not just me.
