Fair point, I concede your victory
Guess it just makes sense to me that, after everything they've been through, most of my Shepard would be quite weary od everything.
Shepard would have really bad PTSD if she survived. Especially if he/she missed the reputation checks.
Shepard would have really bad PTSD if she survived. Especially if he/she missed the reputation checks.
That much is certain. And I imagine my canon Shepard will have serious PTSD, seeing all the things she screwed and survived anyway. But then, I have plans for her still, so... no rest for the wicked, as they say
Renegade Shepard is a survivor. Renegade Shepard must keep moving..., can't let reapers win..., can't let reapers deny her final goal to be with Liara again.
My Shepard is a survivor, and now he 's ready to kick ass !!!
Only if you choose certain dialogue options (paragon tended to be more fatalistic throughout, renegade more determined). Some of my Shepards did, some didn't. It's out-of-character for the latter to spontaneously choose to manufacture their own death.
Same here. My Shepards were fighting with survival as their goal, so it was totally out of character for them to choose any of those self-sacrificial options.
Faced with that situation, what would be in character for your Shepard? Refusing and hoping for a miracle?
Faced with that situation, what would be in character for your Shepard? Refusing and hoping for a miracle?
Ironically, the dialogue for Refuse is the closest to what my Shepards would say, but it's not an option for me.
I'd settle for surviving Destroy and not walking into the explosion. That just seemed crazy and suicidal, shooting an explosive tank from close range. You're supposed to walk away from explosions, Shepard, not towards them.
Ironically, the dialogue for Refuse is the closest to what my Shepards would say, but it's not an option for me.
I'd settle for surviving Destroy and not walking into the explosion. That just seemed crazy and suicidal, shooting an explosive tank from close range. You're supposed to walk away from explosions, Shepard, not towards them.
Yeah that has always bothered me. The Shepard I was accustomed to playing would never of done that. I feel I was playing her stunt double.
I always wondered what happened to my shep's biotics at that moment. Why not just singularity/warp the tube.
Meh.
Best guess? He was trying to cauterize his wounds.Ironically, the dialogue for Refuse is the closest to what my Shepards would say, but it's not an option for me.
I'd settle for surviving Destroy and not walking into the explosion. That just seemed crazy and suicidal, shooting an explosive tank from close range. You're supposed to walk away from explosions, Shepard, not towards them.
So here's the question once again. What would 'your Shepard' have done in that situation? Curl into a ball and die?
So here's the question once again. What would 'your Shepard' have done in that situation? Curl into a ball and die?
Curl into a ball and die. Sounds like thats what yours would do.
Mine would shoot the tube from a distance to avoid the blast
This is my number two reason for destroy. https://www.youtube....h?v=TOsshD4-pR0
My Shepard just wanted to retire on a beach.
Self sacrifice, then? The Catalyst does say Shepard is part Synthetic.
And evidently, glowbrat is wrong in his estimation about what effect the wave would have on Shepard.Self sacrifice, then? The Catalyst does say Shepard is part Synthetic.
He tells you it's going to kill you and has no reason to lie. Shepard has every reason to believe him.
Maybeyou do. Still doesn't provide any reason to intentionally blow yourself up.He tells you it's going to kill you and has no reason to lie. Shepard has every reason to believe him.
He tells you it's going to kill you and has no reason to lie. Shepard has every reason to believe him.
He has every reason to lie. Maybe he, you know, wants to reapers to keep on going.
Seriously, he tells Shepard to either jump into a beam of energy, grab onto an electrical conduit, or shoot a tube that may disable the crucible.
If he wanted Shepard dead, he could have done it a thousand different ways. If the options were just a way to kill Shepard, it makes utterly no sense for him to induce them as anything but a button to activate the Crucible and kill the Reapers with no consequences or setbacks.
You're still not explaining how "This pipsqueak says the Crucible will target my cybernetics" translates into "I want to blow myself up now, even though four minutes ago I was still determined to survive."If he wanted Shepard dead, he could have done it a thousand different ways. If the options were just a way to kill Shepard, it makes utterly no sense for him to induce them as anything but a button to activate the Crucible and kill the Reapers with no consequences or setbacks.
And evidently, glowbrat is wrong in his estimation about what effect the wave would have on Shepard.
Given the rushed mess of an ending I wonder if they were waffling on having Shepard die, went for it, but then reversed their position when it was too late to change it and added the breath scene.
The point at hand is that 'your Shepard' still chooses to do something that is likely to kill him. Regardless of how close he stands to the tube. The Catalyst says he will die.
Choosing to self-sacrifice.
Given the rushed mess of an ending I wonder if they were waffling on having Shepard die, went for it, but then reversed their position when it was too late to change it and added the breath scene.
A pity they didn't take advantage of EC to fix that.
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