Modifié par noobcannon, 16 février 2014 - 10:57 .
WNxPowder wrote...
yeah, the title does explain it, what?
noobcannon wrote...
title says it all. is there anyone
that survives the end of me3 no matter what? i cant think of any
squadmates. hackett and coates are the only two i can think of.
edit: oh and joker too right?
Modifié par ImaginaryMatter, 15 février 2014 - 07:22 .
ImaginaryMatter wrote...
Glyph? He's the only character who looks like it survives the Refuse ending.noobcannon wrote...
title says it all. is there anyone
that survives the end of me3 no matter what? i cant think of any
squadmates. hackett and coates are the only two i can think of.
edit: oh and joker too right?
I think Joker dies in the low EMS Destroy, at least no one walks out of the crashed Normandy.
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Modifié par StreetMagic, 15 février 2014 - 08:28 .
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Reorte wrote...
Engineer Adams maybe, if anyone survives the low EMS crash.
Modifié par themikefest, 15 février 2014 - 01:32 .
"in a way" ....StreetMagic wrote...
In a way, I don't see it as much different than Synthesis. Everything will be radically different.
wright1978 wrote...
Engineer Adams and Traynor surviving & having a Lexx(Stan and Xev) relationship where she constantly rejects his advances despite him being the only person left alive.
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Mcfly616 wrote...
"in a way" ....StreetMagic wrote...
In a way, I don't see it as much different than Synthesis. Everything will be radically different.
The only way they're similar is that one is hitting the reset button and the other is an entirely new beginning
Otherwise they're on complete opposite sides of the spectrum.
there's no memorial wall scene in Low EMS Destroy. The door to the Normandy starts to open but cuts away, and then Hackett gives an entirely different monologue than he does in the other Destroy endings. Life goes on, but there's no indication that anybody specific that we know survived except for "someone" aboard the Normandy was alive enough to open the hatch.Gervaise wrote...
I'd always assumed that the door only partially opening and then stopping was an indication that the person within had finally expired from their injuries, meaning the whole crew had died. However, I have only ever seen this on You Tube out of curiosity. If you have the EC then you'd get your answer in the memorial scene - whoever is left to place the plaque will survive regardless. Mind you I believe on a very low EMS there is no one to place the plaque and it "floats" (is put into place by ghosts). That being the case then it would seem that only Hackett is guaranteed a survivor, although it is hard to understand why he would survive the lethal beam when earth is wiped out.
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Mcfly616 wrote...
there's no memorial wall scene in Low EMS Destroy. The door to the Normandy starts to open but cuts away, and then Hackett gives an entirely different monologue than he does in the other Destroy endings. Life goes on, but there's no indication that anybody specific that we know survived except for "someone" aboard the Normandy was alive enough to open the hatch.Gervaise wrote...
I'd always assumed that the door only partially opening and then stopping was an indication that the person within had finally expired from their injuries, meaning the whole crew had died. However, I have only ever seen this on You Tube out of curiosity. If you have the EC then you'd get your answer in the memorial scene - whoever is left to place the plaque will survive regardless. Mind you I believe on a very low EMS there is no one to place the plaque and it "floats" (is put into place by ghosts). That being the case then it would seem that only Hackett is guaranteed a survivor, although it is hard to understand why he would survive the lethal beam when earth is wiped out.
his voice is...StreetMagic wrote...
Mcfly616 wrote...
there's no memorial wall scene in Low EMS Destroy. The door to the Normandy starts to open but cuts away, and then Hackett gives an entirely different monologue than he does in the other Destroy endings. Life goes on, but there's no indication that anybody specific that we know survived except for "someone" aboard the Normandy was alive enough to open the hatch.Gervaise wrote...
I'd always assumed that the door only partially opening and then stopping was an indication that the person within had finally expired from their injuries, meaning the whole crew had died. However, I have only ever seen this on You Tube out of curiosity. If you have the EC then you'd get your answer in the memorial scene - whoever is left to place the plaque will survive regardless. Mind you I believe on a very low EMS there is no one to place the plaque and it "floats" (is put into place by ghosts). That being the case then it would seem that only Hackett is guaranteed a survivor, although it is hard to understand why he would survive the lethal beam when earth is wiped out.
Hackett is still in low EMS destroy? lol. I think I've only seen the original version.
That changes things drastically.
He is alive, but his ship is stranded in space with no power. Once all the rations on the ship have been used up he will die.StreetMagic wrote...
Hackett is still in low EMS destroy? lol. I think I've only seen the original version.
That changes things drastically.
Good. The lower the chances of Hackett contunuing to breed, the better off the human race will be.themikefest wrote...
He is alive, but his ship is stranded in space with no power. Once all the rations on the ship have been used up he will die.StreetMagic wrote...
Hackett is still in low EMS destroy? lol. I think I've only seen the original version.
That changes things drastically.
Modifié par ImaginaryMatter, 15 février 2014 - 08:56 .
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