Vexu234 wrote...
But my point is why even include the scene if Shepard dies 5 seconds later? Why does every ending have to be Shepard dying?
Why can't we have an ending where Garrus and Shepard are drinking some beer on a beach while looking at the ocean full of dead Reapers.
I don't know why Bioware would even bother with the effort of teasing us with a Breathe scene just to be like "Oh yeah he died right after that"
Look, there are no happy endings in war, especially in galactic war against Reapers. The whole game was about sacrifice and they already hinted at a possibilty of Shepard dying in ME2. It was inevitable, i knew it was going to happen and i was okay with that ending.
The only thing i was not okay with was that breath scene and how Bioware did not add onto it. It was an insult to fans who chose it.
As to what i think happened after the scene...i don't know, i'll never know. I can only run different scenarios through my head.
A. Shepard dies, bleeding out.
B. Shepard lifts off debris just to be blown to bits by a second explosion on the Citadel
C. Shepard lifts off debris just to die bleeding out/starvation, since he cannot get in contact with anybody.
D. Shepard lifts off debris, gets into contact with a nearby ship, but dies upon thier arrival.
E. Shepard is rescued by Normandy, but dies on the way to a medical facility, gets to say final goodbyes.
F. Shepard is rescued by Normandy, taken to the hospital, cannot be treated of his injuries, dies in a few years.
G. Shepard is rescued and treated back to health, recieved the highest honors and dies old alongside romance, unless Liara, of course.
And this is the epic one.
H. Shepard lifts off debris, to find out he is still on Earth. Anderson is running towards him when
Harbinger notices them, but Normandy and a battalion of Makos and Hammerheads fire everything at him to knock his aim off slightly. Shepard and Anderson make it up the beam and to the control room. TIM shoots Anderson in the back, Shep shoots TIM, headshot mothafuka!
Anderson is still alive, barely. Shepard pressed the "destory" button but it does not work and he needs to reroute some power conduit. Shep needs to go through a hallway and gets ambushed. Fights off a bunch of reaper forces while the Reapers are trying to destroy the Crucible. Makes it to the 1st conduit and starts hearing voices syaing, "control them". He rubs it off and reaches the 2nd one when he hears "join them" and rubs it off again. With splitting headaches he reaches back to the control room, only to notice Anderson standing up, perfectly healed, next to him a Keeper. Then a bunch of keepers show up and just stare at Shepard and, in unison, say "it is inevitable".
Anderson gets beamed out and Shepard hits the "destroy" button. The Crucible takes aim at all Reapers and one by one destroys them all. A warning blares in the Citadel "overheating, please evacuate" all the Keepers beam out saying "it is inevitable" and Shepard is left there alone, just to be blown away with the Crucible.
Switch to Anderson a year later, giving a speech about Shepard and then awarding all the Normandy crew members the Shepard award. A cutscene, not slideshow, for every member alive and what they go on to do next. For example, Liara and Javik spend time finishing thier book and Grunt and Wrex help rebuild Tuchunka. The end, closure for all Destroyers. But did we get that, FRACK NO!!!
I sat on my ****ter and wrote a better ending Bioware and it makes sense, makes more sense than starchild, and is still a mindbender because of the keepers, what is thier origin? how can they beeam out? and why did they leave Shepard and heal Anderson? All could have been found out in ME4 and still not pissed off half off your fanbase.
Edit: meant Harbinger not Soverign
Modifié par SyK18, 18 avril 2013 - 05:13 .
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