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[jbauck]

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.

For me, it's the part of Vigil's story (and maybe you need to keep questioning him and get all his dialogue to pick this up ... it might be after the "important bits") he talks about how a team of Prothean Scientists used the Conduit to go to the Citadel and disable the Keeper signal that would open the relay so the Reapers could return from dark space again and destroy all organic life 50,000 years in the future (Shepard's present-day ... it's why the Keeper signal didn't work, and Sovereign had to invade the Citadel).

It was too late for them to save themselves - the Protheans were lost - and this team went on a one-way trip to make sure that this terrible, awful tragedy wouldn't happen to anyone else, even though their effort and sacrifice wouldn't - couldn't - help save anyone they'd ever known.  They could have just given up, and stayed on Ilos, and died there, but they didn't.  These scientists, after completing their mission to prevent the Reapers from returning through the Citadel, likely died of starvation.  And they knew that going in.

Ack!  I'm tearing up right now!

Wrex reunion did not actually make me cry, but it was by far the best ME1 companion reunion.  I was grinning like an idiot ... between the part where Shepard brushes past that dais guard, and then the whole conversation where Shepard's alternating between smirking at Uvenk getting a smack-down (Krogan Head-Butt Rules) and smiling at Wrex, it just felt like that was Shep's happiest moment.

Saving the Destiny Ascension in ME1 gets me every time.  So does Navigator Pressly's log from the Normandy Crash Site quest.

I've been thinking about why ME2 just wasn't as tear-jerking for me, and I've realized it's because I knew I was gathering a team for a suicide mission.  It's counter-productive and silly to get yourself all emotionally tangled up with the cannon fodder, y'know?  Mordin and Legion were really the only new characters I liked enough to get past the "everyone could die" emotional block.

[Cypher0020]

I cried when I realized there was no romance really for Shepard and their ME1 LI's

[Snotterkop]

medlish wrote...

I don't think a game made me every cry but Dreamfall was pretty emotional.

You are right. I forgot about that game. I played Dreamfall: the longest journey,and at the end. It was the closest to crying I have ever been in a videogame.
Everyone survived at my game in ME2, but I saw a video about how everyone died on youtube and that was very emotional to.

[Grand Rider]

Pocketgb wrote...

"Mommy loves you very much!!!"



After I recovered I got pissed as hell at those Geth.

Indeed, that message struck me too. Those fatalistic moments where the person knows they're screwed and their hurried attempts to leave something memorable in their final moments always fill me with equal parts sorrow and righteous anger. Not to mention finding Tali's father; watching her desperately futile attempt to rationalize his fate dissolve into tears was tragic, the delivery was just spot on.

Honestly I think I was spoilt for choice in ME2 for scenes that moved me, not to tears mind you... but there were definitely a lot of encounters that made me shiver, sigh or just gasp in shock.

One such example was when I discovered that Ashley was on Horizon whilst speaking with TIM; finally, after two years in limbo we were going to be reunited! The way we parted on the Normandy just didn't do the relationship justice, there was so much to say and I'm always taken aback by how vivid and expressive Ash's eyes looked through her helmet visor when you told her to "go" and she responded with a pained yet stoic "Aye aye".

Yet when she was incapacitated by the Collector swarm my jaw dropped; "They got Ash?! **** it's personal now!". I stormed through the level hoping there was some way to rescue her, fully prepared to sacrifice whatever was asked of me and reap a shed load of renegade points in the process. 

However, after the ship takes off I'm at a loss... Only to be surprised again by her seemingly miraculous survival (how?! She was right next to Lilith when she was captured and that batch of colonists were later processed right? Did the Collectors load their captives aboard their ship in a selective manner?).

Well I felt a wave of relief; now Shepard could at last have his chat; take Ash aside and clear the air... But that wasn't to be either, instead I'm kept at arms length and deprived of the eloquent words that in the past have shaped the fate of the entire galaxy! I was deeply, deeply miffed. At best I could only be cordial and after so long a separation that was so disproportionately inappropriate it hurt.

My saving grace however was the brief letter you received some time after Horizon, it didn't reaffirm the relationship like I wanted, it wasn't gushing with apologies and anxious anticipation, but it did leave the door open somewhat. In the end I guess that "something" is better than jack ****... So I took it and continue to hope for a worthy resolution in ME3.

So, In conclusion; that entire mission on Horizon made me run the gamut of my emotional spectrum. Money, time and sweat well spent.

[CmdrFenix83]

Came very close during Tali's loyalty mission.  First with the recording of the Quarian woman leaving a goodbye to her son.  Second with Liz Sroka's performance as Tali came upon her father's body.

[Chaos-fusion]

I suprised myself by not crying once in the entire game (I didn't once in Dragon Age either - I must get getting less soft). I came closest at the end of Garrus' recruitment, because I thought I had stuffed up and got him killed.

But, if I had managed to get a team member killed in the collector base, I probably would have. Especially if it'd been Mordin.

Grand Rider wrote...

However, after the ship takes off
I'm at a loss... Only to be surprised again by her seemingly miraculous
survival (how?! She was right next to Lilith when she was captured and
that batch of colonists were later processed right? Did the Collectors
load their captives aboard their ship in a selective manner?).

For that, I spent the entire chat on Horizon glaring at her, expecting
her to be some fake Ashley placed there by the collectors. Even her
email didn't fully convince me otherwise. Then later, I just thought "Meh,
they must not have thought of that, and just went for dramatic effect". [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/tongue.png[/smilie]

Modifié par Chaos-fusion, 21 février 2010 - 07:03 .

[GarethLorn]

Kaiser Shepard wrote...

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

Yeah, I got teary-eyed at that. It was one of the last flashbacks I found, too, so the entire scene had already built up for me. That just put it over the top.

I also get teary-eyed every time I do Miranda's loyalty mission, and she goes to speak with her sister and comes back crying.

There were a lot of other moments that were very emotional (such as and especially meeting Wrex), but those two are the only ones that really got to me.

[Trishann]

I was doing okay as my iconic ME1 Renegade, But Kind to Good People Shepard™, up to the point Liara, my chew toy and old squad mate, told me she was afraid I would hate her for turning my body over to Cerberus.

[Exile Isan]

Tali's loyalty mission, convincing Miranda to go talk to her sister, and "Shepard is my Battlemaster, she has no equal", always gets me tearing up.

[darknoon5]

Never really cry due to games, but Shepard's death, Thane+Garrus Romance, Miranda's reunion, and Samara killing her daughter brought me close. When Tali found her father, I *might* have shed a tear

[It IS Lupus]

I damn near cried when the Normandy SR-1 got blowed outta space

[Mighty_BOB_cnc]

Let's see, I got all teary-eyed a few times, but no outright crying because my roommates were present and the unwritten man code forbids such things.  I think ME1 is the only other game that has ever done that, but ME2 has notably more moments like that.

In ME1, sacrificing the Destiny Ascension (which I couldn't handle; had to reload and choose save them), Virmire, maybe Vigil.

In ME2, Garrus choking on his own blood.

When Liara's defenses coming down briefly, saying she screwed up, she couldn't let Shep go, and was afraid Shep would hate her for her actions.

"Mommy loves you very much."
Tali finding her father's body.

Kelly melting alive and conscious, trapped in that pod.

Maybe the Asari Erinya whose daughters died in Sovereign's attack and the conclusion of Miranda's loyalty mission.  Or the Normandy SR1 getting scrapped, or Normandy SR2 being completely empty of crew after the Collector attack... or the mother of Morinth's victim.

Modifié par Mighty_BOB_cnc, 21 février 2010 - 09:12 .

[AdamNW]

Only at the end of Tali's romance scene.

[Vamp44]

Slidell505 wrote...

I don't cry over vidya.

lol...

[KotOREffecT]

No, but I about damn near cried after the intense encounter with Ash on Horizon... And then getting a detailed letter from her that reassured we still had a deep connection..

[dinin70]

keginkc wrote...

Tali's loyalty mission was a tear-jerker for me. Sadness at finding her father, and then joy at the paragon speech.

There were other moments in the game, but that's the one that stands out the most.

I didn't cried (not even at Iris dying in FF VII, so I will neve cry in ME2) but I have to admit that mission was quite sad, also listening to one registration of an engineer for her son... Odd...

When Tali died on Suicide mission (after romancing her) I just reloaded

[mentosman8]

There were a lot of emotional moments that had me going where they intended throughout the game(like when Joker walks in right before seeing the SR2), don't think I ever actually cried, but one of the hardest scenes was the very start, when Shepard gets knocked away from the pod he put Joker in, and as Joker calls out he presses the button to launch the pod ensuring his own death. Incredibly well done.

[LadyLuminary]

1) When Legion plays that audio clip of a geth asking its mistress if it has a soul. It was so heartbreaking.

2) Samara's loyalty mission. This might sound corny, but I hope I never have to be in that situation. I don't know if I could kill my daughter, no matter how psychotic she might be.

[LadyLuminary]

Damn, double post.

Modifié par LadyLuminary, 21 février 2010 - 09:29 .

[Hepzi3]

I teared up after Jacob got carried away by the swarm completely and totally unexpectedly.



Also, Miranda running to the Normandy while Thane's corpse was there felt so wrong.....I suppose thats the way Thane would have wanted to go out though.

[Masseffectftwyaboi]

Talogrungi wrote...

I cried when Urz died.

if you leave tuchunka and go back he will be alive...

[Blue Ninja]

I didn't cry, but the Suicide Mission had my heart pounding like crazy. The feeling of awesomeness I got when I pulled out of there alive was something I've never experienced in any other video game.

[OfTheFaintSmile]

I cried slightly for that asari woman on ilium who was prejudiced against the human colonists but lost her daughters in the Geth attack on the citadel. It just shows you the roots of her prejudice lie in deep sadness

[OfTheFaintSmile]

I cried slightly for that asari woman on ilium who was prejudiced against the human colonists but lost her daughters in the Geth attack on the citadel. It just shows you the roots of her prejudice lie in deep sadness