allowing the destruction of all advance sentient life) actually feels like the only ending which makes sense for the character I had created and played across the years from ME1 to ME3. However, shouting at the Star Child and refusing to stop the Reapers (ie. I own, but have still not played, the Citadel DLC or the EC ending (too sad). My Shep would never kill all AI she had worked hard to reconcile the Geth and Quarians because Legion and EDI had shown her that AIs can grow, love and have souls Fuck himĭestruction: this is what Anderson wants, but without really thinking about the galactic consequences of committing genocide against the Geth, and maybe the 'best' option because of the other two but the moral quandary was just too much. Synthesis: this is what Saren wanted in ME1, and the one I went for in my original playthrough because I adore EDI and Joker, and because Shep owed it to Legion and the Geth, but it still felt like I'd failed her character somehowĬontrol: this is what the Illusive Man wanted in ME2 & ME3. And knowing that it was the same for all the players - nothing really felt like it mattered because come what may there were only three options in the final player scene.Īrgument for not being Shepard's choices: I genuine sat there dumbfounded, trying to work out why Bioware would suddenly stunt my character after being able to make so many different choices across the games. My issue with the original ending was that the three options presented to us were all what someone else wanted for the galaxy (2 of them major antagonists in the series) thus none of them felt 'right' for my Shepard who'd shouted her way out of pretty much every conflict (as a Paragon) and now I had to make a dumb choice of if I wanted a red, blue or green death.
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