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[MegaToxic]

Never picked synthesis nor will I ever.

 

For me its destroy all the time

It was actually interesting. Everyone has these green looking eyes and stuff. Oh the Reapers help rebuild what they destroyed lol. Joker and EDI are together. But yeah next I will destroy the Reapers. Still going to be a femshep but gonna change her appearance and name.  

[themikefest]

It was actually interesting. Everyone has these green looking eyes and stuff. Oh the Reapers help rebuild what they destroyed lol. Joker and EDI are together. But yeah next I will destroy the Reapers. Still going to be a femshep but gonna change her appearance and name.  

Another thing that is funny about the synthesis ending is the reapers walking around on the ground while the rebuilding is going, is that the reapers would be shaking the ground making rebuilding difficult.

[SporkFu]

The physical depiction of synthesis in the epilogue is what turns me off from choosing it. Glowing green eyes on baby krogan is just creepy and wrong.

[geth47]

It´s the funniest ending. I imagine the pet husks living in the basements, much like the buddy zombie in shaun of the dead. 

[SwobyJ]

Another thing that is funny about the synthesis ending is the reapers walking around on the ground while the rebuilding is going, is that the reapers would be shaking the ground making rebuilding difficult.

 

 

The physical depiction of synthesis in the epilogue is what turns me off from choosing it. Glowing green eyes on baby krogan is just creepy and wrong.

 

 

It's not real. It's virtual.

 

*walks away*

[von uber]

Banshees would make good playground monitors to keep the kids in line.

[MegaToxic]

Another thing that is funny about the synthesis ending is the reapers walking around on the ground while the rebuilding is going, is that the reapers would be shaking the ground making rebuilding difficult.

Very good point!

 

Also it was nice to see that Quarian face not sure if it was Tali but in the ending scene there was a Quarian without her mask on. I know many probably didn't like that..but I thought it was cool. Now I have an actual face to put on Tali. 

[von uber]

Whilst the other half watched Game of Boobs Thrones, Amy did:

 

[Pressedcat]

I finished another play through of ME3 today. My first time seeing the post EC paragon control ending. I actually really enjoyed it. I generally opt for destroy (or refuse with my fail-shep), so it was nice to hear Mark Meer's VoiceOver on the end slides. It felt like quite a positive ending.

[SporkFu]

Whilst the other half watched Game of ****** Thrones, Amy did:

Incendiary ammo is awesome. 

[MegaToxic]

That is one great way of describing Game of Thrones. Love that show!

[Farangbaa]

I finished another play through of ME3 today. My first time seeing the post EC paragon control ending. I actually really enjoyed it. I generally opt for destroy (or refuse with my fail-shep), so it was nice to hear Mark Meer's VoiceOver on the end slides. It felt like quite a positive ending.

 

What defines if you get paragon or renegade ending?

 

Everything you did throughout ME trilogy? Or your morality/reputation bar at the end of ME3?

[Kurt M.]

Never picked synthesis nor will I ever.

 

For me its destroy all the time

 

The Reapers are assasins and destroyers, but nothing is gained anhiliating them.

 

With Control, you earn their knowledge. With Synthesis, their knowledge, and potentially inmortality, and a way out of the Milky Way and into visiting other galaxies.

[Farangbaa]

The Reapers are assasins and destroyers, but nothing is gained anhiliating them.

 

With Control, you earn their knowledge. With Synthesis, their knowledge, and potentially inmortality, and a way out of the Milky Way and into visiting other galaxies.

 

If the Catalyst is right, you also doom the galaxy.

[themikefest]

The Reapers are assasins and destroyers, but nothing is gained anhiliating them.

 

With Control, you earn their knowledge. With Synthesis, their knowledge, and potentially inmortality, and a way out of the Milky Way and into visiting other galaxies.

What do you mean nothing is gained by destroying them? How about a future for everyone without having the threat of the reapers ever again?

 

In control you live in fear wondering when/if they will attack again.

 

Synthesis is what a comedian should use for his /her opening act.  Its forced on the will of others, who unfortunately have no say. If something has to be forced, then its not right.

[SporkFu]

What do you mean nothing is gained by destroying them? How about a future for everyone without having the threat of the reapers ever again?

 

Catalyst: If you would destroy the reapers, you would doom all synthetic life, but only temporarily. There is nothing more to say.

Shepard: How 'bout goodbye? 

*BOOM* 

[Kurt M.]

If the Catalyst is right, you also doom the galaxy.

 

You mean if choosing Destroy, when it says that people will eventually create new machines and that all the war and technological calamity would return? For once, I completely agree with it.

 

It's just naive to think that even the most strict laws and prohibitions would avoit it. Somewhere, and sometime, no matter if it's done in public or in secret, new AI's would have been created. And those AI's may choose to go the same way as the Heretics, or the Reapers.

 

What do you mean nothing is gained by destroying them? How about a future for everyone without having the threat of the reapers ever again?

 

In control you live in fear wondering when/if they will attack again.

 

Synthesis is what a comedian should use for his /her opening act.  Its forced on the will of others, who unfortunately have no say. If something has to be forced, then its not right.

 

The Reapers wouldn't be a danger anymore. The Catalyst that controls them would have been rendered obsolete (as there's no conflict between organics and synthetics anymore, if you choose Synthesis, or because Shepard replaces it, if you choose Control), and it would dissapear.

 

In Control, that possibility may exist, although Shepard seems quite determined to protect "the many".

 

In Synthesis, it may be forced, but it doesn't seem that changes anything for the worst. Even inmortality is something you can personally choose to reject. All you need is a bullet in your head

 

All endings have potentially fatal flaws and possibilities, and you cannot predict how the future would become, but I think the Synthesis' one is the one which has the most hope on doing the things right.

[von uber]

Have to say, Amy does do a good renegade face:

 

[justafan]

Some funny moments in multiplayer today.  I was was queued in for a Silver match and as a Turian havok just jumping around gleefully killing enemies, only to notice they are not going down as easily as usual, but I chalk that up to being rusty and never playing the havok.  Then I notice we are making bank on the objectives and that we were actually playing gold.  Turns out I play better as a turian than I thought as I was holding my own.

 

Then I unlocked the ghost, and eager to play as him, I forgot to give him decent weapons or upgrade his perks.  So now I'm just running around completely useless with a level 1 avenger and tac cloak doing no damage whatsoever.

 

Oh, and I renegaded Citadel DLC.  Turns out Shepard wouldn't miss Brooks after all...

[MegaToxic]

You mean if choosing Destroy, when it says that people will eventually create new machines and that all the war and technological calamity would return? For once, I completely agree with it.

 

It's just naive to think that even the most strict laws and prohibitions would avoit it. Somewhere, and sometime, no matter if it's done in public or in secret, new AI's would have been created. And those AI's may choose to go the same way as the Heretics, or the Reapers.

 

 

The Reapers wouldn't be a danger anymore. The Catalyst that controls them would have been rendered obsolete (as there's no conflict between organics and synthetics anymore, if you choose Synthesis, or because Shepard replaces it, if you choose Control), and it would dissapear.

 

In Control, that possibility may exist, although Shepard seems quite determined to protect "the many".

 

In Synthesis, it may be forced, but it doesn't seem that changes anything for the worst. Even inmortality is something you can personally choose to reject. All you need is a bullet in your head

 

All endings have potentially fatal flaws and possibilities, and you cannot predict how the future would become, but I think the Synthesis' one is the one which has the most hope on doing the things right.

Hey at least ME3 ending was not as crazy and (until I researched it) confusing as Bioshock Infinites ending..but whole different game whole different developer and publisher so I will leave it at that, don't want to get too off topic here.

[SwobyJ]

Synthesis isn't forced.

 

I know it really really looks that way, but it isn't.

[Kurt M.]

Synthesis isn't forced.

 

I know it really really looks that way, but it isn't.

 

It -may- be the most beneficial ending, but it IS forced....

[SporkFu]

Today...

 

Awoke in the medbay back on the Normandy, feeling worse than the day after my N7 graduation. Alenko is there taking responsibility for losing the beacon. Owning up to it earns him points with me, plus he's still good-looking with those puppy dog eyes, but this is going on his damn performance review, not mine. Doc says I'll be okay but she's not the one with the splitting headache. What's that old saying about surgeons being shot so they know how much pain their patient is in? One of these days I'm going to have to get her drunk, and then deny her aspirin the next day.

 

We arrive at the human embassy on the citadel in time to hear our ambassador butting his head against a brick wall with the council. Like all politicians I've ever met, they won't admit to being mistaken about anything. Fingering this turian spectre for the attack is going to be tougher than we thought, but I've had to fight for everything I've ever gotten, and I'll fight for that spectre job. Udina blusters about a bit more, but we all just give him a blank stare until he goes away. Anderson tells us to head for the council chamber in the presidium tower next.

 

Alenko is like a kid in a candy store. He won't let us take a skycar to the tower, he wants to stop and look at everything, and talk to everyone, and he keeps going on about how peaceful it is. Fine. The exercise is actually good for my headache. We pass by a huge lake on our way to the tower and Williams and I make a bet on how long the volus ambassador would float if we threw him in. At Alenko's urging we stop and buy some grenade and medigel upgrades from a hanar merchant. It's coming out of his paycheque. 

 

In the council chamber, we meet a turian c-sec officer who tells us he couldn't find any evidence of Saren's guilt in the Eden Prime attack. He stammers out an excuse when I ask him how hard he's trying. Makes me feel better anyway. At the meeting holo-Saren does a masterful job of deflecting any suspicion away from himself and insulting me in the bargain. I tell him he better keep looking over his shoulder because he won't enjoy our next meeting as much as I will. 

 

So we're up against a spectre agent who has the council in his pocket and our only leads are a washed-up c-sec grunt on suspension drinking away his days down in a seedy little bar in the Lower Wards, and a volus financier who's connected to something called a shadow broker, who no one has ever seen. Terrific. We call on the volus first and he tells us about a krogan mercenary down at c-sec headquarters. Then, just outside Chora's Den we're attacked by a couple of Saren's goons and while they're easy pickings for us, they do little to improve my mood. Inside the Den, I make sure Udina's dirty cop understands how little his life is worth and he drops the name of that turian c-sec officer we met up in the council chamber. I'm forming a sneaking suspicion that Saren has set this whole thing up just to keep us chasing our own tails and not his, but okay, to the Lower Ward med clinic it is.

 

We walk in to find the turian -- what was his name? Garrus? -- in a stand-off with some thugs holding the doctor hostage. Our entrance distracts the thugs long enough for Garrus to get a clean shot at the one holding the doctor. I have no love for turians, but that was a damn good shot. I'm impressed. Alenko is wounded though, and has to stay at the clinic to get patched up. This leaves an opening for Garrus to join us. I'm not happy about it and I let him know that, but I can't overlook any help finding Saren at this point. 

 

The doctor tells us a story about treating an injured quarian recently, who claimed to have some very important data she scrounged from a geth and didn't know what to do with it. The doctor put her in touch with a shadow broker agent named Fist, who just happened to be the owner of Chora's Den. Interesting. If Udina's dirty cop knew anything about this and didn't tell me, he's going to be picking his teeth up off the floor when I get back there. Before we leave Garrus reminds me there is still a krogan down at c-sec headquarters who might be connected to all this too. Turns out the krogan, Wrex, was hired by the shadow broker to kill Fist. The hell? Why would the broker hire someone to kill one of his own people? All the trails were leading to Fist though, so I couldn't let Wrex kill him before I found out what he knew about the quarian. I told Garrus to check on Alenko while the rest of us confronted Fist. 

 

Fist was waiting for us and the bar was full of his thugs waiting to kill us. Good. The fight is short but satisfying enough, and it ends with Fist begging for his life before Wrex blows him in half. Just the way I like my missions to end. We trail the quarian to an alleyway outside the bar and eventually take her to the council chambers. There she plays them all a recording she'd salvaged from a dead geth of Saren admitting to the attack on Eden Prime. 

 

For all my efforts in discrediting Saren, I've become the first human spectre and been given command of the Normandy to find him and bring him down. It's been a good day. 

[Ryriena]

She's staying miles away from that particular prize.

I might play a Shepard who romance jacob then too get back at slept with Kaiden. Haha

[themikefest]

Currently I'm taking a rest from ME3 and Elizabeth Nancy Shepard's murderous ways to play Knight of the Old Republic(the first one). I bought an Xbox and the game yesterday so I will be playing that for awhile.