I would (since with the lack of reunion scene and that stupid gasp buried in rubble Shep might as well be dead. Probably would've been kinder).
I'm just curious.
Modifié par Ryzaki, 16 mai 2013 - 05:24 .
Modifié par Ryzaki, 16 mai 2013 - 05:24 .
Ryzaki wrote...
Yeah I just headcanon that the citadel life support is somehow working near the decision parts. I mean... =/
Modifié par remydat, 16 mai 2013 - 06:35 .
IMNOTCRAZYiminsane wrote...
Yes and no
No because i wanted my Shepard to live off the credits with Garrus But with the breath scene i just want my Shepard to rest (imma be mean) I don't care about people who wanted to die I wanted my Shepard to live all i wanted was the rubble to move and have some random person say "we found Shepard" but no instead they have to leave it to speculation so people can headcanon shep lives or dies no..just no! Then we have the explosion of the citadel that makes Shepard alive headcanon stupid if the person doesn't want to believe in IT anyway!
So I'm going to go with yes, because compare to the breath scene at least having the Geth and EDI live is better
Gallifreya wrote...
Absolutely.
remydat wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Yeah I just headcanon that the citadel life support is somehow working near the decision parts. I mean... =/
It was clearly Marauder Shields or Clone Shep who kills Shep post Destroy. I vote Clone Shep who faked his own death. Real Shep fell from Space and survived and you guys believe Clone Shep died from a simple fall out of the Normandy within Earth's atmosphere?
johnnythao89 wrote...
Shepard was nothing but meat and tubes. The Clone Shepard fell right into a wall at high speed. I'm sure the Clone's dead. Plus, there's no oxygen where Clone Shepard fell.
Ticonderoga117 wrote...
Why must death be a requirement? Aren't the trillions of dead people enough?
If I did "well enough" through the series, the only ones who should be killed in the ending are the Reapers, because they are the problem.