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I did enjoy that part

Ahh, yes. "Reapers". We have dismissed that claim.

I think you're right. A real missed opportunity. I wanted to see how it fired.

It's certainly one of my favorites. I love this style of space combat too.

The three headed hydra meme definitely shows up here: 1. Ominous sequel incoming. 2. Ominous sequel incoming. 3.DERRRRRRRRRP!

shepard explains in mass effect 2, the destiny ship was about 10,000 people, the other ship turian i think was 300

@@King-ww6ni I meant if you go save the council, you're literally putting the whole Galaxy at risk.

This was my take. It was a split second decision: save a ship of political wankers who’ve blocked every action you’ve tried to take and denied all evidence presented to them until it’s literally tearing them apart…or stop a reaper invasion. It’s a no-brainer

@@cybergothika6906 do you remember what shepard says? ''no matter how hard you try you cant save them all''

Funny enough you actually need the original Council later. Its just the game doing hard solutions that makes it fun.

Fully agreed. They only respect Shepard and take his word on things when it’s too late. I personally only saved the council because they were a byproduct of my true goal, saving the Destiny Ascension. It’s a mighty ship worth a lot of war assets in Mass Effect 3. But admittedly, sacrificing the Council, so that Shepard can speak to the more reasonable ones in ME3 is more worth it imo.

Well said, that's my reason too for why I saved the Destiny Ascension. I didn't give a damn about the Council, but choosing to save the Destiny Ascension went beyond just the Council. It was about sending a message to the entire galaxy that humanity weren't just a bunch of impulsive apes who were incapable of seeing the bigger picture beyond themselves. It was to show that humanity was 100% prepared to lay down their lives to save a bunch of nameless people on a ship to that carried 3 people that denied the existence of the very threat that was was about to destroy them.

It's a good cutscene, but saving the Destiny Ascension and whatever Turian ships are left in the Citadel fleet would minimize Alliance casualties. You'd have to take out the Geth fleet either way and it's a lot easier with the extra ships. Then the combined fleet could take out Sovereign.

You also "arguably" have an easier time with your mission in ME2 if you save the Council. Providing you don't deliberately antagonize them, they restore Shephard's Spectre status officially, which story-line wise gives him greater authority to act during the ME2 plot-line and helps get through red tape. There's even a few side missions and DLC where conversation options allow Shephard to flex his status due to this (although he has the option to just bluff that he has it if he doesn't, Tela Vasir won't buy it if you lie during the conversation mid boss fight in the DLC). The new Council though wont even talk to Shephard, so he gets absolutely no help there. So again, it's just lore-wise that it changes, but considering how Spectres can literally run roughshod over any planets objections to their presence and can commit to any action with the authority of the Citadel over-riding any Planetary Law? It helps in a story sense.

"When the kid with down syndrome who is always on the bench but is a team favorite gets called up to finish a game and ends up scoring the buzzer beater but breaks both legs in the process."

eh, I still sacrificed them. Humanity first.

@@RSCJOHN That’s how feel about Batarians, except that one from the Omega DLC. Bray I think.

Really all three games can be a big "I told you so" from Shephard to the Council, especially the third one.

@@AdeptKing I mean yeah…feels great to shove it in the Council’s face. But that’s not why I love this moment. Although I wish Joker could’ve said something like “Huh…funny seeing you here. I mean, the Reapers aren’t real right?” if you hang up on the Council every time before that.

@@regalcartoon3952 Oh of course. Its a very heroic and epic moment of course.

You too see bardonjoe

Space Mr Red T is something i never thought I'd get used to

I'm still kinda used to 10Piece-Nuggg Shepard from Kevduit's psychopath playthrough.

I assume Shepard being in the master control unit prevented him from opening the relay part of the Citadel and summoning the rest of the Reapers, and trying to beam them would destroy it screwing with his plan forever, so he had no choice sans waiting to wipe the entire fleet before Assuming Direct Control before it was cool which would still leave him a sitting duck after losing.

@@BDH38 Yeah, Shepard got something from the Vigil(?) AI to stop Nazarra opening the relay part of the Citadel and give Shepard full control. I think if Shepard was only slightly too late, the Reapers would've made it through.

Yeah, that’s why Harbinger only fights in alternate forms when his physical body is still safe in dark space.

Reapers are strong but Sovereign alone wasn't powerful enough to destroy an entire Alliance fleet.

@@oreroundpvp896 One Reaper is basically an advanced Dreadnought that can handle fighting smaller ships by itself.

I will still always save them, it ensures higher stability in the galaxy.

Filthy xenos.

On the contrary, they are the cause of most of the galaxy's problems.@@PerfectAlibi1

@@mateusfroes9552 But with them gone, all the other species hate humans even more...

@@PerfectAlibi1 They can't hate us when they're dead. It's important to remind the aliens that they're not made in God's image.

Each character will always be one or the other. There will always be a devil/angel on the shoulder here. Wrex for example looks at saving them tactically if he isnt the one suggesting sacrificing them. He notes the value of the DA as a dreadnought and the fact the asari are decent military allies.

Liara

@@longshucksgaming Wrex is almost always the renegade option though, as he has the highest renegade score

@@PerfectAlibi1fun fact, od you play as female Shepherd you can influence Kaiden, who is by default the most Paragon one, into renegade. If you romance him and choose renegade option when discussing about aliens he will suggest to kill the council even if the other companion is Wrex

@@Mile2357 I know.

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And they actually help by utilizing the Destiny Ascension to save Earth

@@Artaxian_Debacle You got that right my friend. Not to mention the Asari Dreadnoughts that help when you find them.

They just get replaced by more generic ones if you don't save 'em, so you might as well save the most fairest member, Tevos, the most quotable ("Ah yes, the reapers, we have dismissed those claims) Sparatus, and I guess the salarian too.

They're not idiots, it's just Shepard was too dense to realize, that if the truth about the Reapers came out, then it may create panic across the galaxy and that won't help anyone. Also I don't think these councilors had a lot of power in their homeworlds, Shep should've appealed to the Asari, Turian and Salarian governments (Just like he did in ME3, but it was too late) instead of trying to reason with the Council between ME1 and ME2.

​@samuelw4380 Thing is, the Council holds ultimate authority over those in Citadel space. And while covering up the Reapers to prevent panic is logical, not doing anything about it is also illogical. It took Garrus practically shouting to the heavens, and his own father, for the Turians to at least prepare. Humanity was the only one who took the threat seriously, and that's because of people like Anderson and Hackett. I say it's a very mixed bag tbh

No

It would be funny to use his exact words against him in the ME3... Almost as disappointing as not being able to properly finish what Pelinal started and not being able to insult the Mer... _I really hate those Mon-keigh..._

@@kabob0077The Turian Councilor is the only one who gives you an idea on how to get Turian support for Earth, and the only one who is somehow open to the Crucible idea. Maybe not a direct apology, but in some way its a "yes, you were right, Shepard, I'm sorry".

@@Extreme96PL Ture, but it'd have been funny to have a dialogue option to do that.

Haha, glad you enjoyed it lol. I use music as writing inspiration and I hated having to constantly restart the song again and again

Np, I mainly made this so I would have something to listen to when playing Star Wars Battlefront lol

I'm built different

I would never ask for one

I don't think I won a single fight tbh

I knew he would miss becuase that's a terrible vehical. I'm gonna buy it

@@upmostanimal8265 do it

But has you see it's basically made of paper and drive like a bike version of a helicopter

But now you should fear it because next time I will just crash int you on purpose

Grunt: I made it out of paper mache so I could put it back together easily if it got shot down

If only lol

Thank ya boah!

You smell like onions