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John Shepard

3y↑7

@Mr 3ppozz Glad to hear that. People often don't want to listen, which is a big part of the divide.

A big part of the reason for the dislike of the ending was because of bad writing. The concept of the Reapers destroying civilizations for the purpose of keeping them from creating AI and going to war with one another is ridiculous, especially after the Reapers literally witness the quarians and geth make peace with one another. But... whatever. The reason for the Reapers isn't as egregious as the actual ending itself.

The Crucible, which was never found in either of the previous games, somehow magically comes out of nowhere, and somehow every species found it, didn't know what it was or what it did, but built it anyway. They could have easily fixed this writing gaff by having Javik point out the location of the data, and that the protheans were close to finishing it in secret, but were betrayed. But instead they made Javik DLC, and tried to make other previous cycles be a part of the mix as if the Milky Way was somehow fighting back against the Reapers across time.

The ending itself is against everything that the Mass Effect games stand for. Mass Effect is about making choices, and suffering from the consequences of those choices. The Councilor Choice in Mass Effect 1, the Collector Base Choice in Mass Effect 2, the reason you got to pick those endings was because there was more to come in game 3. But to have the ending of the trilogy end up in a choice rather than being the entire culmination of all of the choices Shepard has made thus far is outrageous. We should get the chance to pick and ending. Our Shepard should get an ending based on their actions, not on what we think looks cool. And if we get a good enough ending, Shepard should be seen being extracted from the Citadel and should be seen with the crew and their love interest again. I can see them not wanting to show the future, but at least they should have given us a conclusion to the characters we all loved.

Now, if we're talking about the specific endings themselves, there's a big problem with all three. And that's the destruction of the Citadel and the relays. Destruction of the Citadel means it would have stopped its orbit and come crashing to Earth, causing an extinction event. So... there's that. But let's just say the Citadel stayed intact, but the relays did not. Somehow, all of these species in the galaxy who had, until ME3, never once questioned the origins of the relays and Citadel, suddenly figured out how to rebuild them while trapped in Earth's system. And managed to find the materials, and the time to build them before the other species starved to death. It's a ridiculous leap of logic because of the demand for the extended cut, which they weren't planning on making. BioWare thought they'd leave it at "All Reaper stuff destroyed! Now everyone gets to live their lives their way without the stuff that is literally necessary for them to get home!" They didn't think they'd have to explain it because they wanted to leave it intentionally vague. Instead of giving us a decent conclusion, they wanted to pawn that off on us.

Each specific ending has its issues, but for me personally, I don't like Synthesis because it resolves all conflict and destroys any future for the series. Everyone is organic and synthetic and as such, they can all communicate flawlessly with one another, therefore, no wars, no mercenaries, no Terminus Systems, no Omega... no Mass Effect. Any future of playing during another galactic crisis, or potentially just playing as a turian on the Citadel, or a new recruit for a merc band, or an asari investigator... all of that potential gone because BioWare wanted to make Shepard into literal Space Jesus. Don't get me wrong, there were several ways to implement sacrifices for those who wanted their Shepard's story to end there. But for everyone else, we should have gotten a living Shepard, and we should have gotten a conclusion that asked us, "What's going to happen in the future now that the Reapers are gone?" But no. Either we wasted all of our times trying to get the geth and quarians to stop killing each other only to destroy the geth and EDI, or we eliminated the entire future of the franchise, or Shepard becomes super-galactic overlord of the entire galaxy by taking over the Reapers.

These endings could have been some of the conclusions. Maybe your Shepard's choices made you have to sacrifice the geth in order to destroy the Reapers. Maybe siding with the Illusive Man on the Collector Base made it so that Shepard could upload her sentience into the Reapers. Maybe by saving David Archer and pursuing Cerberus' goal to advance humanity could have ended in Synthesis for those who wanted it. But there also should have been a way around it all. There should have been a "Shepard destroys the Reaper AI, kills Reapers, lives to make or adopt babies with love interest."

There's always risk with "artistic visions" in video games. They play fine for movies, or even linear games with static characters where the player is playing the perspective of a set character and doesn't get to make choices to alter the ending. But in Mass Effect? One of the greatest sci-fi games in existence due to its choice making, its alien friends, lovers, and partners, its exploring the galaxy, and its overarching goal of saving the galaxy from a seemingly unstoppable threat, the forced artistic endings that we got were just... not what we wanted at all.

Now... this is my personal opinion. But I think if BioWare were smart, they'd put in an option in the remaster to ignore the starchild, bypass the "Geth and EDI genocide button," kill the Reapers, and have Shepard walking away from the Citadel half-dead, but still smiling as they're celebrated by the entire galaxy, and then this leads to the Citadel DLC. I doubt it's going to happen though, which is why I'm rewriting the entire trilogy myself.

All comments from YouTube:

Lila

5y↑39

This is absolutely gorgeous. I'll never get over how good Mass Effect's soundtrack is. Thanks so much for these videos!

Ethan Dile

Yeah I know right ? I still can't get over the fact this game died bc of Metal gear solid Fans and solids Game producers . I forget the other game But yes they ruined This .

Wernwulf

5y↑21

I think the Control ending was the one I went with during most of my playthroughs, making Shepard the ultimate protector of the Galaxy (a literal shepherd, if you will), but Synthesis definitely has the best music. Thanks for extending it, GA!

Saarebas Adaar

4y↑10

Ouch. Right in my feels. I'll just go curl up and cry now... That's always this ending I choose.

Chloe

5y↑7

this is one of my favourite music tracks in mass effect. would you consider doing a video for immortalized/the control ending? thank you for making these :)

Gaming Ambience

5y↑3

It's on my to-do list for sure.

Aunty Krauser

5y↑7

I really love this track. Perhaps my fav put of all three endings.

Admiral Hackett

5y↑45

Synthesis...love that end and happy to see EDI is alive she deserves it so much.

Hackett out.

Trooper ODST

5y↑3

Yes SIR Fo Sure'

Tigerheart

5y↑5

I had the synthetic end and loved it

Lobaliscous

5y↑1

Great ambience, love the Citadel.

Mizo

2y↑1

Amazing I love Mass Effect

Jamel Rolle

5y↑2

Great ambient video of Citadel.

Fregneti

5y↑4

Best ending, best music

TheWatermelon3

5y↑2

sounds like a more chill version of the music when you edit shepard's face

Андрей Давлатов

Музыка из Mass Effect навсегда останется в моём сердце N1Я не знаю музыки прекраснее.

FraSlevin

5y↑12

Yeah my request! Many thanks my friend!

Mr 3ppozz

4y↑8

I've always chosen synthesis... it's the logical step of evolution imo ... it's also the reason why I never understood the critique people had for me3.... I felt like it was a fitting and logical conclusion to the trilogy but to each their own I guess :p

Thanks for these playlists! Perfect for when I'm working

Mr Master

2y↑2

@John Shepard that was a very good explanation. I actually liked the ending, but I admit I hadn't stopped thinking about all the consequences of those 3 choices. And yes, if felt like a betrayal of what the game had been up to that moment, even a non expert player like me could feel that. I usually say that, if there was another choice that could make the "good ending possible" (a choice requiring difficult achievements and which should take into considerations all 3 games), it would make the game complete as it should have been from the start.

Obama Prism

3y↑2

@John Shepard best explanation I've seen, thank you

John Shepard

3y↑6

@Mr 3ppozz lol I hope I can get someone to make it into a mod. It's entirely different from the game though, so that's a looong shot.

Also yeah, a casual fan would see us as kinda overreacting assholes without much information. But all they have to do is take a property they love and ruin the ending of it to know how we felt. lol Glad you enjoyed it at least!

Mr 3ppozz

3y↑4

@John Shepard really well explained and I can indeed understand what you mean... I did not put as much thought in it all as you clearly did xD

For me I always chose synthesis and in my head canon the reason they were able to rebuild everything is because the reapers were the creators of the relays... and with then integrated into the synthesized new framework their intelligence is shared and thus the knowledge to all the plans for the relays.. and because there is peace the resources could be gathered from scrapping the weapons of war... from tiny knife to massive dreadnaught... but again that is just how I pieced it together in my mind hahahaha

Thank you very much for your thorough explanation on the problems with it and it does makes much more sense now why people have a problem with it... for me personally it doesn't change much because I'm too casual about it and I just love the gameplay and stories we play through :) but it definitely makes sense now..

Thanks again :) And I would love to see your version of the lore and ending in a mod some day :)

John Shepard

3y↑7

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Nurse Student Dave

4y↑2

I HAD NO CLUE YOU POSTED THIS!

Mr Manz

5y↑3

I hate how you must grind for this ending

Aaron Trupiano

5y↑7

never picked this ending because it was the reaper's plan all along but it clearly has some similarities to the galaxy map theme

Unknown User

3y↑2

Synthesis is the ideal solution to the problem the Catalyst was ordered to solve.
The reapers are just a backup plan as the Catalyst failed to make Synthesis work.
There are multiple ways to end the cycle:
1. Destroy the Catalyst and the Reapers.
2. Try to take control of the AI and/or change its goals.
3. Complete the Catalysts original mission to find a permanent solution for the conflict between organics and synthetics.

Aaron Trupiano

5y↑2

kaybo777 the catalyst said that they tried that before but it didn't work

kaybo777

5y↑1

If this was Reaper's plan, they would have done it by now.

IratePirate

5y↑6

This wasn't the Reaper's plan. This was checkmating the Reaper's plan.

John Shepard

5y↑3

What is this background? I’ve never seen it in mass effect before

Lt RedNose

5y↑4

Yeah that’s shep’s room from the beginning in Vancouver

Kakao Kiki

@Rashaed thank you, I was wondering too

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@Rashaed lol rlly? Wow thx from meh xd

Rashaed

5y↑8

It’s the room where you first see Shepherd in ME3. You know when Vega comes in and salutes.

Mira Meirelle

5y↑13

The best ending.

Illusive Man

2y↑1

@Dillon gg you win

Dillon

2y↑2

@Illusive Man to quote the legendary Dude: "well that's, like...your opinion man.."

Illusive Man

2y↑2

@Dillon I'd have to disagree with you there. Evidence shows that Saren was already indoctrinated by the time he become the antagonist of ME1, which meant his DNA and RNA was incompatible. And at this time the Reapers haven't concluded that a new solution was necessary yet as it was before the events of ME2 and ME3 where Shepard did things that nobody in any other cycle had did. That was also a time before the Geth and the Quarians made peace, which further gave the Reapers the conclusion that such collaboration between synthetics and organics was impossible. The Reapers were programmed to build a bridge between the synthetics and organics, but the reapers had flawed logic and capabilities at the time of the first cycle and therefore the best solution was complete genocide. In layman's terms Shepard just corrected the Reapers as to a more viable solution and saved future organic and synthetic species whilst also giving a bit of redemption for the dead ones.

Dillon

4y↑2

@Lucy Logan And "synthesis" is exactly what the reapers wanted lol. It was an awful ending that contradicted the very plotline of Mass Effect 1. Synthesis didn't work out so well for Saren. Not to mention, if you played your cards right, it shows Shepard alive in the Destroy ending.

Mira Meirelle

5y↑3

@Joshua Graham Yes, it is. Destroy is basically genocide against all synthetics. Control is pretty much what the Illusive Man wanted to do, and uh, we see how well that worked out for him. Synthesis is the only logical choice.

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Elusive Eye

5y↑7

I only chose this ending to see what would happen. I always go for the Destroy option whenever I replay the trilogy. The others just feel like What If scenarios. If Mass Effect does continue, the only logical choices would be Destroy or Refusal because the Reapers are dead in both.