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[themikefest]

Tell me another story about The Shepard.

Here's a story that can be told about Shepard

[Barquiel]

Tell me another story about The Shepard.

What baffles me is that the kid actually wants to hear another one after the end (...well, maybe he simply wants to hear the part where The Shepard had biotic sex with her asari girlfriend again).

[Valmar]

What baffles me is that the kid actually wants to hear another one after the end (...well, maybe he simply wants to hear the part where The Shepard had biotic sex with her asari girlfriend again).

 

What, you don't want more of The Shepard?

 

DLC, DLC, DLC! Buy, Buy, Buy!

[DeinonSlayer]

Lemmee think...

[KaiserShep]

Civilization would have to far pretty fall for such a religion to take hold, like a total collapse of all infrastructure, communications, and most recorded history gets lost. Basically galactic society is dead and gone and all that's left are feral survivalists that have bits and pieces of the past to work with. That's the true true.

[DeinonSlayer]

What baffles me is that the kid actually wants to hear another one after the end (...well, maybe he simply wants to hear the part where The Shepard had biotic sex with her asari girlfriend again).

Lemmee think...

[Iakus]

Tell me another story about The Shepard.

 

Putting a "The" in front of "Shepard" is already a pretty good indication that Shep's on the way to dietyhood, if not already there

[Iakus]

What baffles me is that the kid actually wants to hear another one after the end (...well, maybe he simply wants to hear the part where The Shepard had biotic sex with her asari girlfriend again).

 

"Tell me another story about the Shepard, Grandpa.  That last one sucked.  No way that's how it ended"

 

"You're right, my sweet.  I was just messing with you.  Here's what really happened..."

[Kabooooom]

Why would anyone worship someone who was clearly a human as a god?

Next you're going to tell me that people in this new religion will be wearing necklaces with tiny bronzed Avenger rifles as a symbol of The Shepard's sacrifice.

[Han Shot First]

Please no.

 

That was one of the worst aspects of the endings to Mass Effect 3. The religious terminology (the Shepherd) used to refer to Shepard at the end of Mass Effect 3 was cringeworthy. 

 

Also while it perhaps made some sense in the pre-EC endings where civilization collapses, it doesn't make sense post-EC where civilization doesn't fall. We don't worship Julius Caesar, Napoleon, Abraham Lincoln, or Winston Churchill as gods because we have the means to preserve history. We remember that they were mortal men with human flaws. It should be same with Shepard.

[KaiserShep]

Please no.

 

That was one of the worst aspects of the endings to Mass Effect 3. The religious terminology (the Shepherd) used to refer to Shepard at the end of Mass Effect 3 was cringeworthy. 

 

Also while it perhaps made some sense in the pre-EC endings were civilization collapses, it doesn't make sense post-EC were civilization doesn't fall. We don't worship Julius Caesar, Napoleon, Abraham Lincoln, or Winston Churchill as gods because we have the means to preserve history. We remember that they were mortal men with human flaws. It should be same with Shepard.

 

It's unfortunate that the stargeezer sequence still has that annoying line about things being lost in time. Like, go replicate some ginkgo root or something. You're slipping.

[Han Shot First]

It's unfortunate that the stargeezer sequence still has that annoying line about things being lost in time. Like, go replicate some ginkgo root or something. You're slipping.

 

It was an odd choice to keep that scene around for the EC. It works as as a tribute to space exploration, but beyond that it feels completely disconnected from the high EMS versions of the Extended Cut ending. It really only fits thematically with the original endings.

[ImaginaryMatter]

It was an odd choice to keep that scene around for the EC. It works as as a tribute to space exploration, but beyond that it feels completely disconnected from the high EMS versions of the Extended Cut ending. It really only fits thematically with the original endings.

 

Huh, I just noticed that.

[SwobyJ]

I dunno, I'm up for one, more, story.

 

/buysInquisition.

[Barquiel]

It was an odd choice to keep that scene around for the EC. It works as as a tribute to space exploration, but beyond that it feels completely disconnected from the high EMS versions of the Extended Cut ending. It really only fits thematically with the original endings.

They got a cameo from Buzz Aldrin, so I guess they just wanted to keep that in there.

[Kurt M.]

Garrus: "If you can pacify the Reapers, we'll make you a saint".

 

*Chooses Control or Synthesis ending*

 

[Han Shot First]

Garrus: "If you can pacify the Reapers, we'll make you a saint".

 

*Chooses Control or Synthesis ending*

 

 

 

[Kurt M.]

 

I actually agree with messiah kid in that one...Destroy wouldn't solve anything in the long term. All species (especially humans) are very prone to forget about the past and make the same mistake (aka, creating synthetics) again, and they rebelling yet again in turn. And it could pass millions of years before another Jesus-Shepard appears.

 

Besides, poor EDI...

[im commander shep]

No, what ever happens at the end Shepard either commits genocide. Takes control of the very things that have been killing everyone and we have been told is terrible. Or forces the galaxy to have green glow eyes destroys all natural life in the galaxy. I don't think any race will be to happy with those outcomes.

[themikefest]

My femshep didn't commit genocide when choosing destroy and doesn't want to be worshipped by anyone

[Valmar]

No, what ever happens at the end Shepard either commits genocide. Takes control of the very things that have been killing everyone and we have been told is terrible. Or forces the galaxy to have green glow eyes destroys all natural life in the galaxy. I don't think any race will be to happy with those outcomes.

 

Wow. Way to be objective there, buddy.

[Kenshen]

According to one slightly angry clone such an exercise is already practiced and they even gave it a fancy name called Cult of Shepard.  However I must say my followers were not so forth coming with the credits so until that changes no miracles for you!

[Kurt M.]

My femshep didn't commit genocide when choosing destroy and doesn't want to be worshipped by anyone

 

If the Geth were upgraded in your playthought, you did commited genocide.

[themikefest]

If the Geth were upgraded in your playthought, you did commited genocide.

Nope. I don't care about the tin cans. You call it genocide, I call it better them than me

[Kurt M.]

Nope. I don't care about the tin cans. You call it genocide, I call it better them than me

 

I prefer peace between both sides. There are already enough Reaper-controlled tin cans to worry about.