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Dums  1 star
Title: Moderator
The mystery flavor

Posts: 248
Registered: 2002-10-29 08:17:13
Rhylith_Galahad posted:

The multiplayer is pretty rad too. Someone look me up on xbox if you wanna play.



I'll get at you when I want a break from ME1. The multiplayer is a lot of fun and I'd like to continue leveling my engineer. You're Amalockh or something, right?

 

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Milkand  2 stars
Title: Transfarmer
Posts: 497
Registered: 2005-3-8 08:18:47
Vallora posted:

Milkand posted:

this thread is pretty entertaining if you scroll up and down quickly while looking at rhylith's quote of dums' spoiler text after you've had a few beers!



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Rhylith_Galahad  2 stars
Posts: 268
Registered: 2003-8-4 14:23:04
Dums posted:

Rhylith_Galahad posted:

The multiplayer is pretty rad too. Someone look me up on xbox if you wanna play.



I'll get at you when I want a break from ME1. The multiplayer is a lot of fun and I'd like to continue leveling my engineer. You're Amalockh or something, right?



Yup that's me.
Lasrael_Hellblade  1 star
Title: L of ~TL~: VN Justice League
Posts: 133
Registered: 2002-9-29 10:53:45
Ok, so I FINALLY got to finish the game. I totally understand why some people could get upset. Personally, I thought the ending was perfect (assuming this is the last installment of the series). My choice was obvious to me..


(Red)Choosing to destroy all synthetic life (along with myself and presumably EDI) did not seem like the right choice. EDI was able to think on her own and begin to have emotion (The Geth you saved showed this also). So, if our future children developed Synthetics that would/could eventually "destroy" us..there is no certainty it would happen. After all, Shepherd already proved the Catalyst wrong by living.

(Middle) Synthesis seemed to be a popular choice for many. My problem was that there should never be an end to evolution. We shouldn't "play God". It is not for us to decide every being's life. If everyone ended up being the same, there would be nothing to learn, no triumph or adversity. Nothing to feel "alive." Destroying all the Mass Relays would be completely detrimental to everything Shepherd accomplished (ending wars between feuding races (i.e. Krogan and Turian).

(Blue)This one made the most sense. Sacrifice myself to control the Reapers. Humanity can carry on. Evolution continues. Yeah, I guess in a way it sort of sucks dying..but to me, it was the most logical choice. In the end, Shepherd still became a legacy and hero.

 

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Rhylith_Galahad  2 stars
Posts: 268
Registered: 2003-8-4 14:23:04
Lasrael_Hellblade posted:

Ok, so I FINALLY got to finish the game. I totally understand why some people could get upset. Personally, I thought the ending was perfect (assuming this is the last installment of the series). My choice was obvious to me..


(Red)Choosing to destroy all synthetic life (along with myself and presumably EDI) did not seem like the right choice. EDI was able to think on her own and begin to have emotion (The Geth you saved showed this also). So, if our future children developed Synthetics that would/could eventually "destroy" us..there is no certainty it would happen. After all, Shepherd already proved the Catalyst wrong by living.

(Middle) Synthesis seemed to be a popular choice for many. My problem was that there should never be an end to evolution. We shouldn't "play God". It is not for us to decide every being's life. If everyone ended up being the same, there would be nothing to learn, no triumph or adversity. Nothing to feel "alive." Destroying all the Mass Relays would be completely detrimental to everything Shepherd accomplished (ending wars between feuding races (i.e. Krogan and Turian).

(Blue)This one made the most sense. Sacrifice myself to control the Reapers. Humanity can carry on. Evolution continues. Yeah, I guess in a way it sort of sucks dying..but to me, it was the most logical choice. In the end, Shepherd still became a legacy and hero.



congrats, your shep got indoctrinated!
Daimar  4 stars
Title: Moderator
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Registered: 2004-11-5 08:02:09
looks like the whiners won, Dr. Ray said there'll be some kind of extended ending.

 

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Lasrael_Hellblade  1 star
Title: L of ~TL~: VN Justice League
Posts: 133
Registered: 2002-9-29 10:53:45
Rhylith_Galahad posted:

Lasrael_Hellblade posted:

Ok, so I FINALLY got to finish the game. I totally understand why some people could get upset. Personally, I thought the ending was perfect (assuming this is the last installment of the series). My choice was obvious to me..


(Red)Choosing to destroy all synthetic life (along with myself and presumably EDI) did not seem like the right choice. EDI was able to think on her own and begin to have emotion (The Geth you saved showed this also). So, if our future children developed Synthetics that would/could eventually "destroy" us..there is no certainty it would happen. After all, Shepherd already proved the Catalyst wrong by living.

(Middle) Synthesis seemed to be a popular choice for many. My problem was that there should never be an end to evolution. We shouldn't "play God". It is not for us to decide every being's life. If everyone ended up being the same, there would be nothing to learn, no triumph or adversity. Nothing to feel "alive." Destroying all the Mass Relays would be completely detrimental to everything Shepherd accomplished (ending wars between feuding races (i.e. Krogan and Turian).

(Blue)This one made the most sense. Sacrifice myself to control the Reapers. Humanity can carry on. Evolution continues. Yeah, I guess in a way it sort of sucks dying..but to me, it was the most logical choice. In the end, Shepherd still became a legacy and hero.



congrats, your shep got indoctrinated!



Would that really be indoctrinated, though? He disintegrated, so I am assuming he died? Or did he become part of the crucible?

 

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