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[Sialater]

Mr.BlazenGlazen wrote...

Garrus is the least likely to betray shepard. His personality changes drastically after his best friend is spaced. Since hes so emotionally disturbed, he'd probably end up committing suicide if shepard dies again, especially if its because of him.

Committing suicide, no.  Doing something to go out in a blaze of glory, sure.

[MarginalBeast]

Mr.BlazenGlazen wrote...

Garrus is the least likely to betray shepard. His personality changes drastically after his best friend is spaced. Since hes so emotionally disturbed, he'd probably end up committing suicide if shepard dies again, especially if its because of him.

Well I wouldn't say THAT, but he'd probably be pretty depressed.

[Mr.BlazenGlazen]

MarginalBeast wrote...

Mr.BlazenGlazen wrote...

Garrus is the least likely to betray shepard. His personality changes drastically after his best friend is spaced. Since hes so emotionally disturbed, he'd probably end up committing suicide if shepard dies again, especially if its because of him.

Well I wouldn't say THAT, but he'd probably be pretty depressed.

Yeah....i guess committing suicide could be going to far.

[Splinter Cell 108]

Mr.BlazenGlazen wrote...

Garrus is the least likely to betray shepard. His personality changes drastically after his best friend is spaced. Since hes so emotionally disturbed, he'd probably end up committing suicide if shepard dies again, especially if its because of him.

I doubt it would go as far as suicide. Sure Garrus needs Shepard but I think it works the same way with Shepard. He/she needs Garrus otherwise nothing would feel correct. They're like best friends (or more than that with female Shepard). Just look at Shepard's reaction when Garrus gets shot and almost blown up. Seeing him alive after that should have triggered a more emotional reaction no matter the gender. I wish there was a dialogue option to tell him that he wasn't the only one with scars, after all Shepard gets scars no matter what. Unfortunately his will never fade at least not with my Shepards, his scars have become a part of him IMO.

I also hope Garrus can handle himself after ME3 whether he was romanced or not. Shepard can't be there everytime he makes a mistake even if he was romanced. If Shepard died he can't just blow his brains just because he/she is not there anymore.

[cedardryad]

I see Garrus as acting like Zoe did in Serenity. After loosing someone he loves dearly, he would be very reckless and pissed. He would go into a fight not caring if he made it out alive or not.

[Collider]

Garrus would definitely be upset that Shepard died, but I think he's stable enough not to commit suicide.

[Sialater]

cedardryad wrote...

I see Garrus as acting like Zoe did in Serenity. After loosing someone he loves dearly, he would be very reckless and pissed. He would go into a fight not caring if he made it out alive or not.

This.   She had absolutely no plans to survive that fight with the Reavers.  

[Castanea]

Sialater wrote...

cedardryad wrote...

I see Garrus as acting like Zoe did in Serenity. After loosing someone he loves dearly, he would be very reckless and pissed. He would go into a fight not caring if he made it out alive or not.

This.   She had absolutely no plans to survive that fight with the Reavers.  

Double this. Wash!

[MarginalBeast]

cedardryad wrote...

I see Garrus as acting like Zoe did in Serenity. After loosing someone he loves dearly, he would be very reckless and pissed. He would go into a fight not caring if he made it out alive or not.

Yeah, I can see that.

[Splinter Cell 108]

cedardryad wrote...

I see Garrus as acting like Zoe did in Serenity. After loosing someone he loves dearly, he would be very reckless and pissed. He would go into a fight not caring if he made it out alive or not.

That reminds me of someone else. If anyone played Splinter Cell Double Agent they'll remember how Sam Fisher stopped caring whether he lived or died and started getting into fights and taking dangerous assignments. The only difference is that this partcular Splinter Cell game sucked unlike Serenity.

Garrus did do this although not as disorganized. He went to Omega and started hunting mercenaries and criminals. I bet he probably didn't care whether he lived or died as long as he changed Omega. I bet he didn't care while holding his base. If you ask me he was probably trying to gun down as many mercenaries as he could. However that changed when he saw Shepard was alive. It's all speculation though, however I'm pretty sure that he knew they were coming for him. Why not escape? Maybe it could have been his wish to give his teamates a proper funeral or like I said the idea of him not caring and just wanting to gun down as many mercs as possible.

Modifié par Splinter Cell 108, 03 mars 2010 - 03:06 .

[Sialater]

Splinter Cell 108 wrote...

cedardryad wrote...

I see Garrus as acting like Zoe did in Serenity. After loosing someone he loves dearly, he would be very reckless and pissed. He would go into a fight not caring if he made it out alive or not.

That reminds me of someone else. If anyone played Splinter Cell Double Agent they'll remember how Sam Fisher stopped caring whether he lived or died and started getting into fights and taking dangerous assignments. The only difference is that this partcular Splinter Cell game sucked unlike Serenity.

Garrus did do this although not as disorganized. He went to Omega and started hunting mercenaries and criminals. I bet he probably didn't care whether he lived or died as long as he changed Omega. I bet he didn't care while holding his base. If you ask me he was probably trying to gun down as many mercenaries as he could. However that changed when he saw Shepard was alive. It's all speculation though, however I'm pretty sure that he knew they were coming for him. Why not escape? Maybe it could have been his wish to give his teamates a proper funeral or like I said the idea of him not caring and just wanting to gun down as many mercs as possible.

He was going down and taking as many as he could with him.  I don't think it's speculation.  At least there's a lot to support it.  Then Shep shows up and while he's not all better, he's got some hope, at least.

[Splinter Cell 108]

Yeah I was just saying since it's never mentioned anywhere. That's what I think happened, if Shepard somehow manages to die again (which I doubt) I hope he doesn't do that again though, we already saw what happened to him as a result.

[Castanea]

I always wonder what he thought when he saw Shepard come in. It's an interesting speculation, probably along the lines of "WHAT THE *****?"

He must have come to terms with it by the time you get up there though. Considering his casual greeting that is.

[Brass_Buckles]

I think he cared what happened to him up until his squad got destroyed. After that, he was on vengeance mode. And he was cornered; there wasn't much way that he could escape without being caught. Shepard saved his life, maybe in more ways than one. I'm somewhat hopeful that, rather than continuing down a dark path (I can see that happening, since Garrus does have a lot of emotional scars to heal now), Garrus becomes more cautious and less cold as a result of what happened.

[cedardryad]

Castanea wrote...

Sialater wrote...

cedardryad wrote...

I see Garrus as acting like Zoe did in Serenity. After loosing someone he loves dearly, he would be very reckless and pissed. He would go into a fight not caring if he made it out alive or not.

This.   She had absolutely no plans to survive that fight with the Reavers.  

Double this. Wash!

To this day I refuse to see that part with Wash again.

[Sialater]

cedardryad wrote...

Castanea wrote...

Sialater wrote...

cedardryad wrote...

I see Garrus as acting like Zoe did in Serenity. After loosing someone he loves dearly, he would be very reckless and pissed. He would go into a fight not caring if he made it out alive or not.

This.   She had absolutely no plans to survive that fight with the Reavers.  

Double this. Wash!

To this day I refuse to see that part with Wash again.

I close my eyes.  I can't do it.  And Gina Torres did that fatalist thing so well afterwards...

[Castanea]

Sialater wrote...

cedardryad wrote...

Castanea wrote...

Sialater wrote...

cedardryad wrote...

I see Garrus as acting like Zoe did in Serenity. After loosing someone he loves dearly, he would be very reckless and pissed. He would go into a fight not caring if he made it out alive or not.

This.   She had absolutely no plans to survive that fight with the Reavers.  

Double this. Wash!

To this day I refuse to see that part with Wash again.

I close my eyes.  I can't do it.  And Gina Torres did that fatalist thing so well afterwards...

When I saw it in theatre, the entire audience laughed when he gave his last line, then everyone gasped.. It was an awful feeling for everyone in there...

[Mr.BlazenGlazen]

 One reason why i like mass effect, is to how similar it is to firefly and serenity. Damn it why did they have to cancel that show! *crys*

[Sialater]

Mr.BlazenGlazen wrote...

 One reason why i like mass effect, is to how similar it is to firefly and serenity. Damn it why did they have to cancel that show! *crys*

Fox!  Curse your sudden but inevitable betrayal!

[cedardryad]

Fox is made out of evil!!!!!

[Nyaore]

Mr.BlazenGlazen wrote...

 One reason why i like mass effect, is to how similar it is to firefly and serenity. Damn it why did they have to cancel that show! *crys*

Because Fox must always destroy it's various niche shows if they achieve a certain level of popularity. It's weird, Fox has made some of the greatest shows over the past ten years and yet out of all the major networks is the one who is the most likely to cancel said shows without so much as batting an eyelash. >__>

[shnellegaming]

On the subject of betrayal, anyone think that Garrus asking Shepard, "what would you do if someone betrayed you." is serious foreshadowing for ME3??



I also wonder what in the world they can do as an opening for ME3. I mean they killed Shepard and brought him/her back. How do you top that?

[RiouHotaru]

I leave this here for you :3

[Splinter Cell 108]

shnellegaming wrote...

On the subject of betrayal, anyone think that Garrus asking Shepard, "what would you do if someone betrayed you." is serious foreshadowing for ME3??

I also wonder what in the world they can do as an opening for ME3. I mean they killed Shepard and brought him/her back. How do you top that?

I can imagine the Alliance putting Shepard on trial for working with Cerberus if you chose to blow up the Collector Base and quit Cerberus. I'd imagine that Cerberus could be the ones behind the trial maybe paying off some Admiral in the Alliance to get enough support to get Shepard on trial. However if you took the Spectre reinstatement I doubt they can do anything to you and I'd imagine the Council would step in, after all it was the Alliance who destroyed everything Shepard did, the Council only denied Sovereigns existance. That's what I think could happen, however even if that doesn't happen I doubt that ME3's start will be all happy and stuff.

[Sialater]

Shep always has to start as the underdog.