Hazegurl wrote...
I don't need files to prove my Shep is alive. His friend's didn't leave him behind so he's relaxing in his badass apt with Kaidan burning up steaks.
Yeah? Well my Shep is burning up blunts..
Hazegurl wrote...
I don't need files to prove my Shep is alive. His friend's didn't leave him behind so he's relaxing in his badass apt with Kaidan burning up steaks.
Robosexual wrote...
Aaleel wrote...
Person 1: Answers the phone
Person 2: OMG I heard your son was in a terrible car accident, is he OK?
Person 1: It was terrible, just terrible you should see the car, but by the grace of God he lived through the accident.
Person 2: Oh, you have my condolences.
Person 1:, For what...why, I just told you my son lived through the accident.
Person 2: Yeah, but you didn't say that he survived afterwards, so I assumed he was dead.
Person 1:
I know this sounds ridiculous.
Lived through the accident, as in he survived?
Rather than he was alive for a short while after, or lives for a short while after?
Notice the difference?dreamgazer wrote...
You're seriously suggesting that the most difficult thing to obtain in the ending of a video game is confirmation of the protagonist's death?
There are many games where the most difficult to obtain thing is confirmation of the protagonist's death. There's a game that came out this year where that very thing happens for example.
Modifié par christrek1982, 30 avril 2013 - 12:40 .
You're interpreting it as his last breath, and trying to push it as fact.Robosexual wrote...
Sure, Shepard is alive when he takes his last breath, but it's still his last breath.
Robosexual wrote...
Aaleel wrote...
Robosexual wrote...
Aaleel wrote...
Person 1: Answers the phone
Person 2: OMG I heard your son was in a terrible car accident, is he OK?
Person 1: It was terrible, just terrible you should see the car, but by the grace of God he lived through the accident.
Person 2: Oh, you have my condolences.
Person 1:, For what...why, I just told you my son lived through the accident.
Person 2: Yeah, but you didn't say that he survived afterwards, so I assumed he was dead.
Person 1:
I know this sounds ridiculous.
Lived through the accident, as in he survived?
Rather than he was alive for a short while after, or lives for a short while after?
Notice the difference?
Alive for a short while or lived for a short while is your assumption. Shepard lived through the destroy ending. I mean honestly the definition of live IIRC is not being dead or remaining alive.
"Alive", the file name, means not being dead. Shepard wasn't dead when he took his last breath, Shepard was alive in that scene.
It's referred to as "Shepard lives" by the Bioware employee, it's what they titled that scene, but the rest of his post "not ready to believe he's dead (AKA believes he's alive)" further emphasises the whole "Alive" aspect, rather that what you're saying, which is "Survives". Even lives is different from lived, the tense suggests two completely different things.
Sure, Shepard is alive when he takes his last breath, but it's still his last breath.
Modifié par Aaleel, 30 avril 2013 - 12:43 .
Astartes Marine wrote...
You're interpreting it as his last breath, and trying to push it as fact.Robosexual wrote...
Sure, Shepard is alive when he takes his last breath, but it's still his last breath.
Speculation is good right?Robosexual wrote...
Like how some people interpret it as him surviving, and try to push it as fact.Astartes Marine wrote...
You're interpreting it as his last breath, and trying to push it as fact.Robosexual wrote...
Sure, Shepard is alive when he takes his last breath, but it's still his last breath.
Ticonderoga117 wrote...
tickle267 wrote...
it would be pretty pointless to have a scene showing that shepard survived only for him/her to die right after.
So why half ass the scene? Would it really have been that hard to have 5 more seconds of footage showing Shepard getting out?
Tron Mega wrote...
Ticonderoga117 wrote...
tickle267 wrote...
it would be pretty pointless to have a scene showing that shepard survived only for him/her to die right after.
So why half ass the scene? Would it really have been that hard to have 5 more seconds of footage showing Shepard getting out?
they did that with ME1 and it worked pretty gol dang well, but unfortunately ME3 isnt for people who liked ME1.
. Unfortunately that's exactly what it seems like.jtav wrote...
The breath scene strikes me as very much an "oh, fine" moment. Someone wanted Shep dead in every ending, but they couldn't get away with it, and tacked on the bare minimum.
jtav wrote...
The breath scene strikes me as very much an "oh, fine" moment. Someone wanted Shep dead in every ending, but they couldn't get away with it, and tacked on the bare minimum.
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The Clone.BringBackNihlus wrote...
Who is Evidence Shepard?
Modifié par Greylycantrope, 30 avril 2013 - 01:49 .
Greylycantrope wrote...
I'll actually agree with robo(hell's freezing over as I type) to the extent that I see the breath scene as Shep's last breath solely on the basis that I don't find what s/he just went through to be survivable for long and I don't believe adequate help will arrive in time.
However (maybe hell will stop freezing now) the official line from Bioware post EC is that you can interpret it how you want(yes they backtracked from the original line of Shep surviving). So while to me Shepard dying is the only logical conclusion, it is far from narrative fact which at this point is effectively "Just go with what you like and please stop yelling at the writers."The Clone.BringBackNihlus wrote...
Who is Evidence Shepard?
Argolas wrote...
Shepard is alive.
In a story, hints presented in a certain way qualify as absolute proof which they wouldn't be in real life. If the hero is assumed dead, but in one outcome the plate on the memorial wall is not put up while it is in all others while at the same time we see a glimpse of said hero alive that isn't there in every other outcome, the hero survives that particular one. I don't know whoever came up with that "open for interpretation" bullcrap, but it was sure as hell not the one who wrote those scenes.
Robosexual wrote...
Astartes Marine wrote...
You're interpreting it as his last breath, and trying to push it as fact.Robosexual wrote...
Sure, Shepard is alive when he takes his last breath, but it's still his last breath.
Like how some people interpret it as him surviving, and try to push it as fact.
Robosexual wrote...
That's because Shepard is alive when they took their last breath.
Notice the wording in that quote? Lives, not survives? Not ready to believe? Hope that they can be together rather than they get to be together?
Shepard doesn't survive. It's pretty obvious.
Modifié par Yestare7, 30 avril 2013 - 06:12 .
Robosexual wrote...
some things really need to be explained slowly for people.
Guest_tickle267_*
jtav wrote...
The breath scene strikes me as very much an "oh, fine" moment. Someone wanted Shep dead in every ending, but they couldn't get away with it, and tacked on the bare minimum.
Artifex_Imperius wrote...
Robosexual wrote...
Like how some people interpret it as him surviving, and try to push it as fact.
WTF! what does it write DEAD or ALIVE? simple answer me pls NO ****ING SPECULATION. WHAT DOES IT WRITE?
DEAD OR ALIVE? what does it write?
ANSWER PLS? DEAD or ALIVE? what is the file name?
so you are the one saying his dead and you are the one speculating. wtf!
Robosexual wrote...
"Alive" is vastly different from "survives".
Yestare7 wrote...
Everyone take a deep breath. (!) Robosexual is obviously trolling us.