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[I can Hackett]

 Does anyone know what happened to everyone on the citadel after the reapers moved it to earth, I remember one of the writers saying that most people made it off, I believe it was Mac Walters but was there anymore insight on what happened to specific people, bailey, al jilani, the council, Kelly  Chambers, Conrad Verner etc

[Iakus]

Depends on who you ask.

Either "Bad times" or "Everyone important survived"

[FlamingBoy]

iakus wrote...

Depends on who you ask.

Either "Bad times" or "Everyone important survived"

Isn't that another way of saying "no one has a clue".

[themikefest]

Here's a thread  asking the same question

[CronoDragoon]

Someone asked Mac Walters what happened to the Citadel people and he said "some escaped, bad times for the majority." Someone later asked Patrick Weekes and he said everyone with a name on the Citadel at the very least survived. I'll let you decide which is likely to be BioWare's official stance post-fan hysteria.

Modifié par CronoDragoon, 20 janvier 2014 - 04:32 .

[SporkFu]

We won't know what happened until they start releasing information about ME4, and decide how far into the future they're going... if they're going into the future.

[MattFini]

I would have enjoyed it if the Prioriry: Earth mission got extended into some reaper-occupied Citadel stuff at the end so such a huge question would not be lingering.

[dorktainian]

they suddenly learned much to their dismay that gravity suddenly turned to inertia, and that resulted in them accelerating away from the citadel at a fair rate.

[MassivelyEffective0730]

I headcanon that a few people survived, but the vast majority died either when the Reapers attacked or when the station blew up. Oddly enough, Shepard's Apartment survives (in headcanon), along with most of the Silversun Strip.

[Han Shot First]

According to Weekes every named character was able to escape.

[ImaginaryMatter]

Given how fast the Citadel was hurled over to Earth and how many Reapers surrounded it (or however the Citadel got moved) I don't think there was enough to evacuate anyone.

[shodiswe]

Apparently there were shelters. And in Control the place doesn't blow up.

Either difficult times or nothing happend like in Control .
Personaly, I don't think they even considered the people on the Citadel.
Telling us there were shelters in a twitter feed sure seems like an afterthought.

Modifié par shodiswe, 20 janvier 2014 - 06:11 .

[SirLugash]

MattFini wrote...

I would have enjoyed it if the Prioriry: Earth mission got extended into some reaper-occupied Citadel stuff at the end so such a huge question would not be lingering.

^ This.

Going with the lore there shouldn't be any people left to ask.
According to the codex, gravity on the Citadel (apparently except the Presidium) is provided through rotation.
Opening the Citadel like a flower should fling everyone off the wards.

[Gervaise]

The answer given at the meeting with fans before the EC was released was that the majority of people survived because they were protected by force fields or some such. Clearly some people did get off before it was shifted because Jack was on the Citadel and yet ended up on earth and I'm pretty sure taking her students into the front line on earth wasn't the intention when I spoke to her back on the Citadel.

I have to agree that it was rather disappointing that it wasn't revealed in game what happened to the people on the Citadel. Some of them had been familiar faces for 3 games, others for two, and some like Bailey and Kolyat, I'd really grown to like. A summary slide would have sufficed but instead you have to find out from Forums, etc, which doesn't really do justice to game immersion. Since the question was asked of the team before the EC came out, you'd think they'd have given it a mention when it did.

[Steelcan]

As long as the council and Aria bite the dust I don't care

[Steelcan]

StreetMagic wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

As long as the council and Aria bite the dust I don't care

Aria definitely didn't bite the dust. This is someone who broke through Petrovsky's fields with her hands. And survived whatever space station explosion she was in when she fought Wrex (assuming she is the same Asari in his story). She seems to have a knack for survival as much as Shepard.

pfft she only survived because Petrovsky let her

[Steelcan]

StreetMagic wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

StreetMagic wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

As long as the council and Aria bite the dust I don't care

Aria definitely didn't bite the dust. This is someone who broke through Petrovsky's fields with her hands. And survived whatever space station explosion she was in when she fought Wrex (assuming she is the same Asari in his story). She seems to have a knack for survival as much as Shepard.

pfft she only survived because Petrovsky let her

That's the comic story. I'm talking afterwards in the DLC, when she broke those red barriers open so you could get through. There's a cool line she has when Nyreen asks her "How did you know you could do that?" Aria: "I didn't."

I think the way they write her, she's got a bigger chance than anyone on the Citadel.

I know what you were talking about

but seriously, screw Aria, amoung asari as a whole I have a special dislike for her

[Darks1d3]

StreetMagic wrote...

Steelcan wrote...


I know what you were talking about

but seriously, screw Aria, amoung asari as a whole I have a special dislike for her

Really? If it wasn't for her, I'd probably hate the Asari.

I thought you also liked Aethyta?

[Steelcan]

StreetMagic wrote...

Steelcan wrote...


I know what you were talking about

but seriously, screw Aria, amoung asari as a whole I have a special dislike for her

Really? If it wasn't for her, I'd probably hate the Asari.

ugh nothing about her is appealing, her whole sctick in ME2 especially, the whole time I wanted to say "Lady I clean filth like you off of my boots, I don't run errands for it"

[AlanC9]

CronoDragoon wrote...

Someone asked Mac Walters what happened to the Citadel people and he said "some escaped, bad times for the majority." Someone later asked Patrick Weekes and he said everyone with a name on the Citadel at the very least survived. I'll let you decide which is likely to be BioWare's official stance post-fan hysteria.

Maybe both. I don't see any necessary contradiction between those responses.