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[stillnotking]

"With all due respect, Admiral, I didn't do this for one of your people. I did it for one of mine."

I didn't cry, but I was moved.

[snatchmo]

one time only,



watching my shepard get "spaced" as the Normandy disintegrates.



is that narcissistic?

[deimosmasque]

I teared up several times during the game. Most notable:



Wrex: Shepard. <rushes past krogan as Shepard pushes past guards> Shepard. My friend.



The way they played the old main menu music when that happened just got me. I have a feeling that when people feel let down by the old squad mate reunions this is what they hold it up to. It was the meeting that just felt perfect.

[DaveTheJackal]

scyphozoa wrote...

davethejackal i thought we were talking about a scene in LO, there are no nukes in LO :|

Ack quoted the wrong post, now edited and kinda makes sense.

[Sailears]

yummysoap wrote...

Curunen wrote...

I was quite emotional over Shepard reuniting with Wrex. Way better than the rest of the squad reunions.

Having said that, I don't think there was an instance that left me in tears.
The last thing that did that for me was Vigil on Ilos.

I don't understand why some people say that they found Vigil particularly tear-worthy. I get that the story he tells is pretty tragic, and that the situation he's in is sad, but I didn't find anything to be that gut-wrenching - at least not compared to some of the other stuff.

I'm not trying to mock, I'm actually interested in hearing why.

I think it's largely to do with the music and heartbeat background on Ilos.
That and the it almost evokes a feeling of nostalgia.
Maybe it's more of the 'once upon a time'/'in the distant past' vibe, and a place full of memories and sadness.
Perhaps with it's position in the story being like at the top of a rollercoaster, before plunging back into the madness to face Saren, it gives you a moment to release and gather your emotions.

Modifié par Curunen, 21 février 2010 - 03:41 .

[Sypher_Kyaeon]

The suicide mission gave me more of an adrenaline high than anything else. Do tears of anger count? 'Cause every time I see that **** Udina, I see red. Not to mention my Xbox is on its last leg and keeps freezing. Action scenes in ME2 and Loading Screens in RE5 seem to be particularly prone to stopping suddenly.

[SkywardDescent]

ME2 is the only game that made me teary eyed.

I usually just get sad, or upset, but no tears.

[keginkc]

Zhijn wrote...

Does tears of laughter count?

If yes then you betcha. Suicide mission going strong and epic. Then we platform up and BAM the epicness plummet to zero and is replaced by tears of laughter! A giant human robot!. The epic moment ends in tears.

Fan-fricking-tastic!.

I've had a weird reaction to that.  I hated it the first time I saw it.  Hated, hated, hated.  But every time I've encountered it in ensuining play-throughs, it's bothered me a little bit less.  Didn't bother me at all my third time, in fact, and I've started seeing things I didn't notice before, like that it has a reaper multiple-eye setup, and just how reaper-esque the hands look.  I don't know if I'm becoming adjusted to it or starting to think more analytically about it instead of just hating the giant Terminator at first sight, but it didn't drag me out of the game at all the last time.  

[cruc1al]

I got a bit emotional when it was finished and the collector base blew up with Tali having died because she wasn't loyal ;( Didn't want to let go of the experience ;( Then I realised HEY I CAN START A NEW GAME WITH A NEW SHEPARD!! WOOHOO!!

[yummysoap]

keginkc wrote...

Zhijn wrote...

Does tears of laughter count?

If yes then you betcha. Suicide mission going strong and epic. Then we platform up and BAM the epicness plummet to zero and is replaced by tears of laughter! A giant human robot!. The epic moment ends in tears.

Fan-fricking-tastic!.

I've had a weird reaction to that.  I hated it the first time I saw it.  Hated, hated, hated.  But every time I've encountered it in ensuining play-throughs, it's bothered me a little bit less.  Didn't bother me at all my third time, in fact, and I've started seeing things I didn't notice before, like that it has a reaper multiple-eye setup, and just how reaper-esque the hands look.  I don't know if I'm becoming adjusted to it or starting to think more analytically about it instead of just hating the giant Terminator at first sight, but it didn't drag me out of the game at all the last time.  

Arnold is indoctrinating you.

[Chuvvy]

I don't cry over vidya.

[jtav]

Miranda reuniting with her sister. That was the moment she became my favorite character in the game. I felt like I really helped someone.



Tali finding her father. Videogames are not supposed to leave me emotionally devastated.



Didn't cry, but getting thanked by all the people I helped in ME1 gave me the warm fuzzies. Especially Helena Blake.

[Kaiser Shepard]

Reading a random datapad I found at the Normandy Crash Site, realizing it said it was Pressly's at the top and then seeing a small flashback of him.



RIP Pressly, you shall not be forgotten

[Sialater]

jtav wrote..

Didn't cry, but getting thanked by all the people I helped in ME1 gave me the warm fuzzies. Especially Helena Blake.

LOL, I kept waiting to see if she'd give me trouble.

[Thomas9321]

I never cried, seeing Wrex again was a pretty good moment I was happy he managed to ahieve his goals.Saving the crew from the Collectors was great, especially when Dr. Chakwas thanks you afterwards on the Normandy. Tali's mission was heartwarming Paragon Shep's speech was both a crowning moment of heartwarming and a crowning moment of awesome.. I don't get he sadness over the meeting Kaiden part, I just went "Shut up Carth".

Modifié par Thomas9321, 21 février 2010 - 04:30 .

[Sialater]

I was terrified I'd screwed up big time when "Archangel" took a rocket to the face, though.

[snatchmo]

Jeirt wrote...

snatchmo wrote...
one time only,

watching my shepard get "spaced" as the Normandy disintegrates.

is that narcissistic?

Oh, me too! The entire intro sequence was very tense in general. I didn't spoil the beginning before playing the game, so that "getting spaced" scene took me by surprise and shocked me. I think I actually shouted "NOooOO, SHEPARD" or something. Damn it, that made me feel stupid. But the scene moved me so much!

But why would that be narcissistic? I never saw Shepard as an avatar of myself, I see her as the hero of the series, a fictional character that I've grown way too fond of.

spent a lot of time building my shepard, played through the dialog, answering how i would genuinly answer (not after paragon or renegade points). and styled all my characters in colossus with specterx gear. if i had a "digital self image", my shepard would be it.  probably simplifies the picture if i tell you that ME is the only video game i play on a regular basis. no i don't wrap my life around it , but i do feel a strong relation to it. and obviously i enjoy playing....i think i just answeed my own question.

[Marah_Fayne]

Closest I came was Miranda's mission, when my character told her to go talk to her sister.

Oter moments: The Asari on Illium talking about losing her family. Joker's reply of "No, but thanks for asking." when EDI asked him if he was OK after te crew was lost.

Oh, and Tali finding her father - pretty sure I mouthed "No! Dammit."

Modifié par Marah_Fayne, 21 février 2010 - 04:33 .

[Big I]

This game is full of emotional moments. My most memorable:

Seeing the new Normandy - "It's good to be home, isn't it Commander?"

Memories of Illium store, after completing the Blue Rose - 35 year old salarian buying mementos with his stepdaughter for his wife for after he dies. "You'll make sure she remembers?"

Others that tugged at the heartstrings:

Paragon conversation option during Mordin's loyalty quest - "Look at the dead woman Mordin; it doesn't look like you saved her."

Saving Maelon during Mordin's loyalty quest - "The genophage needs to end professor!" "Not like this."

Not hugging Tali during her loyalty quest - "You wouldn't die and leave me to clean up your mess!"
      In fact, everything she says about her father after that.

Jacob giving his father a half charged gun - "My father owned his mistakes."

Samara rejecting your advances - "In another time; another life."

Capt. Bailey on why he's helping Shepard and Thane - "You think he's the only one who ever screwed up raising a son?"

Conversation with Legion - "Do these units have a soul?"

If the council lived, Paragon option talking to Al Jilani - "The Alliance lost eight cruisers,...and yes, I remember them all."

And of course Wrex.

The hard part is not picking emotional moments out of the game; the hard part is finding unemotional ones.

[Daewan]

The first playthrough, I didn't know who Archangel was. I wanted to meet him, he sounded really cool and useful, and then little bits and pieces here and there... I remember thinking, "It can't be... he wouldn't..." and then some merc finally mentioned that he was a Turian vigilante and I KNEW! And then it hit me that I HAD TO SAVE ARCHANGEL!! My Paragon Shepard took her first Renegade action EVER to take out Cathka.... That scene needed a Paragon greeting where you give Garrus a real hug.