I Have Obtained ME 3 Ending Enlightenment, A MUST-READ FOR ANYONE QUESTIONING THE ME 3 ENDINGS!
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Meh. I actually liked the ending of Lost. It may not have wrapped up their 1,053 idiotic mysteries, but at least it gave emotional closure to the characters. I liked the ending of Sopranos too, for that matter.Neaco said:
This end? This ending annoyed me.
Thank you, and i opened my post by saying I had already posted it in the BSN. It's under the name Catlayst's stupid logic by Xion66Bvenged said:
But as far as I'm aware, don't Turians, and Quarians need very specific diets to live, both of which are probably not going to be apparent on Earth. So odds are they are dying out really fast. Plus there is this one little thing called natural resources. People expanded all over the galaxy because these things aren't infinite, and I'm going to assume that Earth, as well as the few planets in the system are most likely fully depleted at this point in the future so rebuilding a nearly completely destroyed planet is going to be pretty difficult if not impossible. Even if they did win, they are stuck on a planet with few resources, and no real way to get more since the relays are gone. Pretty screwed...PureAussieGamer said:
He'd die because the energy released would fuck up his Reaper innards, yes. not that he'd die because he'd walk into the explosion like a twat.Hammeroj said:
Also it didn't fuck up EDI who's part Reaper.
Or the Geth who end up part Reaper.
God I hate these endings.
I think the one thing that's most bothering people about the endings is they wanted to see how their Squadmates, whom they had grown to care about, were getting on after Shephard died.
Also this. Considering this is the ending to a trilogy of games, I expected more than three minutes of dialogueless pre-rendered cinematics and Joker running away like a sissy.GoddyofAus said:
While those codas are nice, I don't necessarily feel they're essential. Planescape Torment ended without any codas, and no one complained about that ending. The conversations before the "final battle" were sufficient as a send-off. It was an acknowledgement of the importance of those relationships.GoddyofAus said:
What I need from the ending is coherency. I need an explanation for the things that don't make sense. And not a hypothetical speculative explanation by fans, an actual explanation from the people who wrote the story. Because they forgot to include it in the game.
Now that I think of it, Shepard walking into the explosion makes sense if the 'destroy' ending is actually canon. Because it was an explosion that put him in the dream-state in the first place and the very end sees him wake up from the 'dream'.
Which is retarded.
Which is retarded.
If the Quarians are still alive during the final confrontation, their Civilian Fleet is part of the forces taking back Earth. All of the non-combat ships were outfitted with weapons comparable to a Turian Dreadnaught. This includes the Lifeships which grows the dextro-amino foods for the Quarians. So both the Quarians and the Turians would be fine as long as at least one of the Liveships survived. Though even with the casualties from both of their fleets, there would still probably be mass starvation between the two races. But yeah, due to lack of resources, everyone's pretty much fucked.Lord Siathene said:
Must have missed that detail, as I never noticed your current squadmates laying dead on the ground. If so, fair enough. Yet again I'll say that this is all speculation, the entire point of my defense is to try and help people fill in the blanks with logic. Again: I'm not claiming that Bioware's handling of the ending was good, this is all just my attempt to make sense of the damn thing.b33fman said:
You may have fucked up the galaxy and doomed countless billions to death and privation, but at least the REAPERS didn't get to do it first!wintercoat said:
Fuck you, Reapers!
