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[RZIBARA]

themikefest wrote...

Necanor wrote...

themikefest wrote...
It is.

She could be the poster child on how to use the correct form in doing a reverse swan dive.

Nice troll.

Still better than Miri's slow and agonized death. Wait, I confused you with your buddy Massively. Damn, why does your Waifu have plot armour:pinched:

What plot armour does she have?

The fact that she's one of the only crewmates that have no chance of dying (along with joker).

I like traynor though! 

[CaIIisto]

RZIBARA wrote...

The fact that she's one of the only crewmates that have no chance of dying (along with joker).

I like traynor though! 

Traynor and Shepard, ME's ying and yang. Traynor can't die, Shepard has to......

Oh wait, I forgot the 'special' ending where Shepard totally lives......or might do......

[BioWareM0d13]

Bester76 wrote...

RZIBARA wrote...

The fact that she's one of the only crewmates that have no chance of dying (along with joker).

I like traynor though! 

Traynor and Shepard, ME's ying and yang. Traynor can't die, Shepard has to......

Oh wait, I forgot the 'special' ending where Shepard totally lives......or might do......

Technically Traynor can die, her death just doesn't happen on screen.

In extremely low EMS endings no one escapes the Normandy when it crash lands, and post-EC if Shepard chooses Refuse the entire galaxy dies.

Modifié par Han Shot First, 04 septembre 2013 - 06:56 .

[CaIIisto]

Han Shot First wrote...

Technically Traynor can die, her death just doesn't happen on screen.

In extremely low EMS endings no one escapes the Normandy when it crash lands, and post-EC if Shepard chooses Refuse the entire galaxy dies.

Refuse ending is inconclusive. It's not inconceivable that some survived, or survived long enough to die of old age.

Low EMS - guess that's true. Ying and yang again though - polar extreme good ending, Shepard lives. Polar extreme bad ending, Traynor dies.

[BioWareM0d13]

Refuse is pretty clear cut that everyone dies. Or least that all the current space faring civilizations are annihilated, and don't survive into the female stargazer's cycle.

Of course you may be right however that it would be possible for Traynor to survive to old age in Refuse, as the annihilation of the Protheans took a century to complete. Its always possible that she could have been one of the last survivors of her species.

Modifié par Han Shot First, 04 septembre 2013 - 07:15 .

[CaIIisto]

Han Shot First wrote...

Refuse is pretty clear cut that everyone dies. Or least that all the current space faring civilizations are annihilated, and don't survive into the female stargazer's cycle.

Of course you may be right however that it would be possible for Traynor to survive to old age in Refuse, as the annihilation of the Protheans took a century to complete. Its always possible that she could have been one of the last survivors of her species.

Although the destruction of the current species would likely be far quicker than it took to wipe out the Protheans, it would probably still take a while to track down and eliminate every small enclave of survivors. The Normandy, and/or Traynor, might have met their fate at any point in that timeline, sooner or later.

The other point, it was thought that the Protheans were completely wiped out in the cull of their era, until it was discovered on Ilos that some survived, for a while afterwards. Had no one gone to Ilos then no one would have ever known any different to the view that they were ALL wiped out.

Let's face it, with the refuse ending, knowing that the fate of all organic life in the galaxy was terminal, then I'd expect Shepard to do what Liara suggested earlier on, take the Normandy, and hide, to live out the rest of their days.

[thehomeworld]

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