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[Bourne Endeavor]

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

Gee, the ending not grim and dark enough for people?

I've got an idea. Why doesn't Bioware hire me to write the next one? I can guarantee you that it will be the grimmest and darkest ending in video game history.

I had a story where Garrus was indoctrinated. What? I have a thing for tragedy. 

[Kataphrut94]

It can actually happen. If your EMS is low, your two squadmates cark it during the beam run. In the same way, it's a lot like how not having them loyal leads to automatic death at the final section of the suicide mission.

The reason they're not going to arbitrarily kill off random characters without any player input is because:

A) They're not jerks.
People will just find a way to exploit it so only the characters they don't like die. Expect EDI, Liara, Ashley and James to be the most common 'tragic losses'.

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

Kataphrut94 wrote...

It can actually happen. If your EMS is low, your two squadmates cark it during the beam run. In the same way, it's a lot like how not having them loyal leads to automatic death at the final section of the suicide mission.

The reason they're not going to arbitrarily kill off random characters without any player input is because:

A) They're not jerks.
People will just find a way to exploit it so only the characters they don't like die. Expect EDI, Liara, Ashley and James to be the most common 'tragic losses'.

Where they screw up is if Liara dies, the refuse ending should vanish, because Liara should not be available to say "The Crucible didn't work."

[Han Shot First]

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

Kataphrut94 wrote...

It can actually happen. If your EMS is low, your two squadmates cark it during the beam run. In the same way, it's a lot like how not having them loyal leads to automatic death at the final section of the suicide mission.

The reason they're not going to arbitrarily kill off random characters without any player input is because:

A) They're not jerks.
People will just find a way to exploit it so only the characters they don't like die. Expect EDI, Liara, Ashley and James to be the most common 'tragic losses'.

Where they screw up is if Liara dies, the refuse ending should vanish, because Liara should not be available to say "The Crucible didn't work."

Actually that isn't an error.

In Refuse Liara dies regardless of whether or not she survived the beam run. The entire galaxy is wiped clean of sapient space-faring life, with perhaps the possible excepting of the Yahg.

The voice over you hear from Liara is pre-recorded. Its a message she buried on one of the time capsules, in the event that they were defeated. The Refuse voice over is basically a reference to Liara's 'Name in the Stars' scene. So considering its a pre-recorded "if you're hearing this, we're dead" message, whether or not Liara survives the beam run shouldn't have an impact on the Refuse voice over. The time capsules are spread throughout the galaxy long before the Earth counteroffensive.

Modifié par Han Shot First, 30 juillet 2013 - 08:59 .

[teh DRUMPf!!]

I actually thought that happened, since I took James and Kaidan, then heard "Hammer squad is all wiped out!"

That one Alliance dude who struggles a bit before dying... I thought it was James and was like, dammit!!

Then the Normandy crash scene happened, and Kaidan walked out. =|