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All trademarks are property of their respective owners in the US and other countries. And after listening to the God-child rattle on about order and chaos and all that bullshit, I would probably have gone with Destroy anyways. I knew that I was going to pick the Destroy option. I wanted my Shepard to live, above all else.
Synthetic life, which you especially see through EDI and Legion, are probably the most intelligent, logical-thinking things in the galaxy, and so having them be a civilization obviously wouldn’t really be chaos. That makes no fucking sense. We process bulk orders on a daily basis and so we are able to receive dealership prices from all of our suppliers.I mean, seriously? Chaos and order? Really? That’s what you’re going with? I’m sorry, God-child, but I’m not really sorry when I say that saying organics harvested into Reapers are order and synthetics taking over the world are chaos. Frequently deals with many Fortune 500 companies. We buy in BULK and pass the savings onto you StickersBanners, Inc. Drive-through, cash out, pick it up the Wendy way Enough is not enough, so I just want more than a lot The way these haters hate me, I always thought more than a lot Shoot down doors with a lock, I hate you even existed So I gave more to your pops Just in case someone see me reloading, getting more for the cops You aint gotta understand dude3770 Peachtree Crest Drive Duluth, GA 30097.
I was going to Destroy the Reapers, and that was my decision. We need to find another solution.Doesn’t make any fucking sense, but whatever. So why is control the Reapers an option? I mean, the solution isn’t working. Why are you harvesting civilizations anyways? What’s the point? Why not just let them kill each other? Why do you, said god-child, even really care about what happens to the civilizations?Another thing about the God-child: He says that because we finally found a way to create the Crucible, then obviously this ‘solution’ to the ‘problem’ (what problem, by the way? What’s the problem here? What’s so bad about synthetic life, instead of organic?) isn’t working and they need to find another solution. They built ‘chaos’, aka synthetics.I don’t even really understand what chaos/order have to do with it.
And when I got to Control, what couldn’t I do? MOVE. I figured out that the left was…Control. I went left, just to see what it was, because I knew Destroy couldn’t be the middle.
Why does it matter if he lives or dies at the end, if we have no idea what his life is like?It was basically cookie-cutter endings, and that really pisses me off. Because maybe he got a life after that happened, but if he did, we sure as hell don’t see it. He died anyways, maybe from old age or maybe he was brain-dead from the blunt force trauma of the explosion or maybe he succumbed to his burns. Your Shepard lived!” But does it matter? Does it REALLY matter? Because the last part of the game is the old dude talking to his grandson. For all we know, he took a breath and then fucking died right after that, alright? And you COULD say that maybe he did live, maybe that was Bioware’s way of saying “hey, nice job, player.
Or maybe I took the place of the god-child, fuck if I know, cause it doesn’t tell me. Why would I want to Control them? What benefit would that give me? An unstoppable force at my beck and call? Oh wait, that doesn’t matter, cause I’m dead. Controlling the Reapers—what. If anyone does read this, maybe you’ll agree with me. And I’m probably just rambling on about something that no one is ever going to read, but I don’t care.
What the hell is synthetic “DNA” anyways? And how would sacrificing myself fuse synthetic and organic life?Destroying the Reapers—I get the need for options. But I couldn’t possibly just randomly fuse together DNA of synthetics and organics without some sort of surgery. Maybe if I created a brand new species of synthetic/organics, I’ll give you that. Why would I want to make smaller versions of them? Plus, and forgive me for being a little too “real-world” here, but how the fuck do I even fuse synthetic and organic life without starting from scratch? There’s no way that I can change every species DNA by just sacrificing myself. Aren’t those Reapers? Why the hell would I want to do that? I’ve already proven on multiple accounts that I absolutely loathe the Reapers, that they are a threat for everything. And why am I the one whose able to Control them if the Illusive Man couldn’t?Fusing synthetic and organic life—wait.
But after talking to the god-child…well…I guess I changed my mind. That’s what they want you to think” or whatever. You’ve been indoctrinated. Why does that change after a three minute conversation with a god-child? Seriously, when you are talking to the Illusive Man in the ending and how he is saying that Controlling the Reapers is the best option, YOU CAN’T EVEN SIDE WITH HIM. For three games, I have been adamant that the Reapers are the biggest threat not only to humanity but to every galactic race that exists in the Milky Way.
Think of your synthetic friends.”And, finally, after reading my ramble (or not, do whatever the fuck you want), here is the one thing that, after thinking about this for all this time, I don’t get about the ending to Mass Effect 3. It doesn’t make sense and really I think it was just a way for the developers to say, “Think about the weight of your decisions. Realistically, the only ending that makes sense here is Destroying the Reapers, which still doesn’t really make any fucking sense, because why in the hell does Destroying the Reapers destroy all synthetic life? That’s something I don’t get.
ReplyJust finished ME3 for the first time and was expecting a bad ending because of all the rage on the internet. If anyone feels like replying and clearing things up, go for it. I don’t understand that part.Oh, and here’s another thing, if basically all of the endings to Mass Effect 3 result in the same endings, why even give us a decision?Maybe someone else has the answers, but I sure as hell don’t. Fuck, the god-child doesn’t even KNOW me.That’s what I don’t get. I don’t understand why it would just willingly give up its power to place in the hands of a random person. It has obviously seen more with the galaxy than I have.
The mission is completed since they delivered shepard to the citadel. They dont leave in the middle of the battle. But a couple of the reasons on this list are lame.1 – Joker and the normandy leave AFTER shepard has done his thing. The child and the coloured explosions were still utter shite though.
Killing a few more reapers in the time it takes shepard to make a decision wont change anything.2 – you DO see the squad mates return to the normandy.
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