You R Done I'm just throwing forth my opinion, no one needs to agree with me. But there is strong lore in Halo, of that there is no doubt. The earlier books (before Halo 4) that is, and the original trilogy. Don't get me wrong, Mass Effect is great too, but sometimes it tried too hard to make me feel a certain way, and if I didn't, it cheapened the experience. I might be a little biased though, mostly because I liked KOTOR better.
Good point, it's just I found that unless you were truly invested into the lore of halo, it doesn't show its true epic ness. And halos story is awesome. But mass effect ( 2 is the most awesome ) is epic no matter how much you pay attention. But halo is awesome. Mass effect more so 😜
been a year since you commented, but you are not wrong. my father has dementia so i never got to hear him say those words to me..honestly it hurts, maybe that is why this scene in ME3 kicked my ass.
This moment really hit you in the gut if your Shepard lost his parents when he was young. You really feel like Shepard looked at Anderson as a father figure all his life and to hear him call you son and that he's proud of you before dying is fucking heart wrenching.
Shepard: "Anderson?" The silence. The silence when he is asking for his mentor to speak to him again. Where he accepts that Anderson, with his dying breath, told Shepard that he was proud of him for all he had done. It's just so god damn heartbreaking.
Anderson was a great character and mentor figure. Remember playing through this like it was yesterday such an emotional trip. I still go through all of them like I do with the Lord of the Rings. One of the best series of all time is not the best for me.
I served with the UNSC, joined NOBLE team, Imperial army, Stormcloak army, Brotherhood of Steel, Dark Brotherhood, Thieves Guild, I've also fought side-by-side with the Legion, the Undead, Forsaken Ones, Night-elfs ect. Shitty life I have huh?
Well i think not!, i have a pretty big mouth. In Moscow some assholes startet trouble and the police beat them up for us. not that we needed them too, but they did anyway. Also who is killing innocent 3rd world children? OH NOT RUSSIA! like when you killed the farmers in afghanistan? You actually made a movie about it!. Please become civilized! Perhaps you need some schooling, about the time when Russia killed half of Ukraine through poverty and hunger! or the time you killed almost half of your own population through hunger because of your inefficient system of "controll".
Thats something people tell you usually before they die or up from the Heavens yet.. your own father can tell you this only to betray you and later save you from hell the most hellish demons. Life is.. very complex but an engine is more simple oh!.. iv got some calibrations to come back too!....
Each one of you listening to this right now are living your lives. Maybe not doing your best but living with whatever is relative to you. You wake each day and battle the demons inside and in the world. You get a fresh chance every day to begin doing something that will make everyone proud. And if you're here....then you know what it takes. For that I am proud of you all. Never give up.
The soundtrack for Mass Effect is so fucking good. If they ever did turn the series into a movie I don't see any reason why they shouldn't use the soundtrack that's already in the game. It's already cinema quality.
They even have the *BONG* noise a lot of film soundtracks seem to incorporate now days although in Mass Effect it represents the reapers. But seriously the soundtrack is phenomenal.
emilieminh Yeah.. though they'd have to separate the movie into parts or they'd leave out so much story and it would be a disaster.. Like the last airbender movie. *shudders*
Admiral Anderson was like the father I never had in real life, he guided me in ME1, trusted me in ME2, and was the only one that was there with me facing death in the end of ME3 and I also felt closer to him after reading his journals in his apartment...when he said "I'm proud of you", I had to pause the game for a minute and just cried my eyes out, that's all anyone really wants from their parents...for them to be proud
I cried. i cried because i lost my father, he was a Paramedic who died of a heart attack because his job killed him. he would work constantly. the stress put him in a heart attack. i owe him way too much, and all i see in anderson every time is my father. Im going to make him proud by finishing what he started for him.
Magnaxx34 Mass Effect taught me that your allies are the best thing in life, and that, do things and help them out, and always, the squad comes first. Sacrifice yourself for your friends.
Keith David MADE this role. He is an EXCELLENT actor and an even better voice actor (in my opinion). Anderson felt so alive and genuine throughout the entire trilogy and is definitely one of my favorite characters of all time.
Nothing beats the first time playing this series. The very first, no game guides, no advice from friends, playthrough where everything's new with us having no idea what will happen as we are left to make our own uninfluenced decisions. There was no such thing as a "bad" ending then. It had been more than just about the game no matter how it had ended. Cheers, Bioware. As they said, it's been one heck of a ride.
I got my girl Miranda killed because I broke up with her and she became unfocused/hurt. Beautiful moment, it was a tragic moment I had to own for my mistakes.
I've played through every game in this series several times. And this part, the death of Captain Anderson, combined with this music puts a lump in my throat every time. Every time.
My dad died from COVID-19 at 75 years old on February 21 after 20 days intubated. I had played a lot of Mass Effect 3 on that time, so I searched for this song after watching Anderson's death. At morning on February 21, the doctors called my family to go to the hospital because it would probably be his last hours. After that call, i put on Anderson's death video just to soothe myself about that sad moment, hearing his "I'm proud of you", and this beautiful song. A few minutes later the doctors called again to say he had passed away. After we arrived at the hospital (something like two hours later because of it was in another town), we went to the ICU to see his body. As I caressed his forehead, this song came to my head. That entire morning i had "I'm Proud Of You" playing inside my head. Because of that, this song means literally life to me. Just like Anderson, it was years for my dad to finally sit down. Even on his age, he was on medical duty 90 hours a week, besides his psychiatric office. You were a very good doctor, professor and musician, dad. I will love you forever.
Our foe is invincible, But still, We Stand... Our foe is more numerous than the stars, But still, We stand... Our weapons run empty, But still, We stand... Our brothers fall in droves, But still, We stand... Our bodies breaks, But still, I stand... My Body fails, But still, My Spirit stands...
callofdutyfan1232 warhammer 40000 really gets one in the mood for dying pointlessly and that's when I wrote this. I wrote it as a piece of combat poetry written by an imperial guardsmen somewhere (probably about to die) but then I heard this music. so I altered it slightly to make it "fit" the story told here. That said something like this is pretty timeless so I'd feel rather remiss taking any real credit for it.
Thomas Duponti Quite the epic one from Ben Counter - We do not know what our chances of survival are, so we fight as if they were zero. We do not know what we are facing, so we fight as if it was the dark gods themselves. No one will remember us now and we may never be buried beneath Titan, so we will build our own memorial here. The Chapter might lose us and the Imperium might never know we existed, but the Enemy - the Enemy will know. The Enemy will remember. We will hurt it so badly that it will never forget us until the stars burn out. We cannot lose. We have already won.
At this very scene, the whole trilogy flashed through my mind, all those hard choices, all those funny moments, and saddest moments... Doing every mission with Tali and Garrus... Romancing Tali... Realising that this series had done It, Bioware made the best Trilogy In existence. In that minute I rememebered why I played so many hours, so many days of the game. No game has ever made me cry, but this game? I was tearing up, choked up. I miss You anderson, I miss you Tali, I miss you Garrus, I miss you all... I'll see you in the next 3... (Me4, Me4, Me6)
Whatever you thought of the ending, I hope you agree that they got this scene right. I found myself thinking of my long dead father, and also of my 5 year old son.
I'm not one of those haters of ME3 ending. But it just hit me now, after the thousandth time I listened to this music, that the perfect ending would have been this. Ending the game with your last farewell to Anderson, while the crucible activates, and finally you have accomplished your task.
There was a fan ending where this is where they ended it, the crucible fired, killed the reapers and skipped out child and the bit about exploding the relays and they edited the plaque bit at the end with Andersons name. That's all it needed.
Jorge Abreu for me, that was so immersed in the game, it wasn't necessary that dlc. either choice, was perfect.. man, I got sad, like in a grieving for about a weak because it ended
Of all deaths in Mass Effect, I found this one the saddest. The music, the dialogue, just the fact that if he had held out a little longer he could have survived... Plus, Anderson was the only politian who stuck by your side and believed in you through the entire series.
"We knew this war would test us. We knew the chances of victory were slim at best. But we are victorious. The Reapers are defeated. We deployed every strategy, fought every battle, sent every soldier and hero to the brink. We held nothing back. Now, it's up to the survivors to rebuild, to start again. I only hope the lessons learned in this war don't die along with those of us who fought to win it."
I still come to these soundtracks and relive all of that like the first time just by listening of it, what an amazing trilogy this was. No matter what this game will always have a place in my heart. Wouldn't you just wish you could forget all of it just to experience it again?
So much. I don't even care that I would have my heart broken all over again. A wound that never fully heals. It's totally been worth it. Every moment of it.
When he said" Im proud of you" i cried. Thats stupid, no, thats awasome. Virtual character said he is proud of me and i was proud of myself. Shame i never heard it from my parents, those words said vritual character to me, not my parents. Sad? Yea.
Glad to have been a part of Mass Effect's trilogy the entire way... Sad to see Anderson gone... But as a community it touched us all... WE ARE MASS EFFECT!!!
yeah the best it sucked so bad when it ended but it was a hell of a ride Characters like Anderson made it memorable you actually felt sad when he died not many games did that or even could
Sino Deutsch I cried like a little girl when Anderson died. Fuck you Mass Effect 3! and to my feels as well...FRAK YOU FEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELS! *so many onion ninjas*
gutspillage So Say We ALL! Roslin/Adama all the way...that ending...the scene in the Raptor I think is the only time I cried until I just couldn't anymore involving a character's death...until Anderson... *ME+BSG=MASSIVE FEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELS TROLLING*
From the start, you fought for those who abandoned humanity at every turn. Gave your mind to the warrior inside, bared the ultimate burden of being counted on to succeed in such a feet. Despite all you have been through, the death you've seen, the grief you've suffered from fallen friends and taken lovers. No matter the cost, you put every soul first. You may not be proud of some of the choices you made, but if there's an afterlife, I'm sure those who've fallen due to those choices are smiling with teary eyes and understanding. Despite overwhelming guilt, you made their deaths mean something and even if you've betrayed some to get here... Well, I know you would've avoided that, if there was another way. Shepard, those people loved you, they followed you to the death because they believed. they believed their death would give you reason to carry on, to fight for their memory, to honour them. They were the most loyal, and their loyalty was not the kind you command, but the kind you share. You're a damn hero shepard, I'm sure they all agree. You never gave up, Shepard. despite it all, you made us believe. You did good son, you did good and for it all... I'm proud of you, we all are. Keelah se'lai
The war is over. The Reapers have been defeated. Against all odds, and in the face of the greatest threat this galaxy has ever known, we survived. We suffered many losses. The relays are severely damaged, but we won. This victory belongs to each of us... every man, woman, and child. Every civilization, on every world. Now, as we take our first steps toward restoring what we lost, we must remember what it took to win. This wasn't a victory by a single fleet, a single army, or even a single species. If this war has taught us anything, it is that we are at our strongest when we work together. And if we can put down our grievances long enough to stop something as powerful as the Reapers, imagine what we can achieve now that they are defeated. It will take time, but we can rebuild everything that was destroyed. Our homes, our worlds, our fleets and defenses. All of this - and more. Together, we can build a future greater than any one of us could imagine. A future paid for by the sacrifices of those who fought and died alongside us. A future that many will never see. And while we still have many challenges ahead of us... We can face them together. And we will honor those who died to give us that future. We knew this war would test us. We knew the chances of victory were slim at best. But we are victorious. The Reapers are defeated. We deployed every strategy, fought every battle, sent every soldier and hero to the brink. We held nothing back. Now, it's up to the survivors to rebuild, to start again. I only hope the lessons learned in this war don't die along with those of us who fought to win it. -Adm. Hackett
I am absolutely proud of all of David's accomplishments. His bravery and courage won't go forgotten, it will ring throughout the Galaxy for years. RIP Admiral Anderson, You're gone, but never forgotten 💜
this song always reminds me that we will never see shepard again...or anderson, liara, edi, joker, garrus, wrex, tali.... they are all gone. Im realy looking forward mass effect andromeda, but bioware already said this story will take place many years after shepard and the reaper invasion. aaaaaw. stop this song. shepard come back!!!! humanity will always need you and the normandy and the whole crew
You are all of them, you have them inside you, that's their legacy, nothing ever ends, you carry their teachings and their experiences, you carry their perseverance and their charisma. Nothing to worry about, we will meet new ones, and we will carry a new legacy :')
hector bazan No we wont see them because it is in a different galaxy and there is no way Liara, Edi, Grunt and Wrex could get there but it would be nice plus since they can die in game (aside from Liara) I doubt that would happen.
Shepard is the person we all wish we had become. And even if it’s a fictional story, he is the selfless hero that we should all aspire to be become, as best we can in some way.
I am finally moving in the direction I want to move in... I am finally able to say, I enjoy life. For the first time in years, I am happy... For the first time ever, I am proud of myself. This music really manages to capture exactly how I feel at the moment.
Does anyone else have a lifelong connection the Mass Effect series? Mass Effect taught me that humanity is just another semi-intelligent species in this galaxy, and that there are likely dozens of other intelligent species in just this galaxy alone. I would usually never get video game tattoos, but Mass Effect and Halo are definitely exceptions.
Sorry for the late response. For Halo, I'm likely going to get the Mark of Shame, the Librarian symbol, the Reclaimer symbol and the Mantle of Responsibility symbol. As for Mass Effect, I'm thinking of getting the Normandy SR-2 somewhere and a mass relay.
i feel you im thinking of getting a specter symbol or the paragon and renegate symbols in one tattoo, mass effect is the only game series thats worth getting a tattoo for atleast for me
HOLY SHIT SAME HERE lol. I dont know but I just felt like Mass Effect really actually happened or could be a prophecy of some sort haha. Deeply impacted me so much I got a tattoo of the commander and normandy symbol.
Gustav I I just finished playing through the Trilogy for the 5th time, all sorts of emotions well up from the assault on earth to after the three choices. I really wish they would remaster the Trilogy for Xbox1/PS4, I would gladly play full price to be able to play them with improved graphics. Without a doubt, these are the best games I have ever played. I just hope MEA lives up to the high standards set by the original trilogy.
They really dont need to remake them, Mass Effect 2 and 3 surprisingly hold up well even now. They are backwards compat for Xbox, but making them for PS4 players is a good idea though.
Just finished the trilogy for the first time ever and I gotta say… I’m confused why I didn’t play it sooner. Such an amazing series of video games. Hopefully we’ll see more of the Normandy squad again one day.
in the words of one great man, "Alot of feels were felt that day....alot of feels" R.I.P. Mass Effect, you will always hold a special place in my heart.
From now on, whenever I play Mass Effect 3 and when Anderson dies, I stop playing. I just shut down the game before space brat appears and consider this the end.
sebool112 I honestly didn't mind the sad ending (not the space magic BS), but the part with Shepard dying, the geth, and all other A.I. being destroyed. They all made the ultimate sacrifice to rid the galaxy of the Reapers. How does the saying go? If you can't sacrifice anything, you'll never change anything either.
Rage Pie I didn't mind if they've done something more intelligent than that stupid space brat whose logic is "superior to everyone else's and there's no time to explain it completely." Maybe I'd be pissed off if I had to sacrifice geth and others, still, but at least I wouldn't have to listen to space brat's bullshit. By the way what the fuck was Biowere thinking adding him in the last seconds of the game? He existence pointless and everyone would be better off without him. I bet it's because EA told them to make the game faster.
sebool112 That was probably one of many factors that contributed to the poor ending among other things. They shouldn't have made it so that there were vastly different endings. Just one well written this is how the story ends ending. Then from there the outcome was based on you EMS score. If you managed to gain enough fire power from across the galaxy; sword fleet beat the reapers against all the odds mass driver to mass driver, or if you didn't sword fleet lost and the game ended with this cycle failing, but leaving behind the information, like where you interrupt space kiddo, and plant a bullet through it's face. If they just focused it down to one basic ending, it would have been a lot better written.
Not my Shep, she is flying all over the galaxy with Admiral Hackket to find the Normandy and spend the last remaining years of her life with Liara-chan
The media states that video games cause violence and yet here is a game franchise with a wonderful story, beautiful soundtrack, and amazing fan base. It's a shame that they will never see the truth.
Mass effect, will always have a special place in my heart. I spent overall 136 hours completing the series, backstorys and dlc included. I think what made this such a sad death, was because its the end. Yes, the mass effect series will live on, but. The shepherd series, with all its characters was what i loved about Mass effect. To see them all vanish. Is. Heart wrenching. Let the mass effect series continue, but Rest in peace the original trilogy. You are what mad Mass effect.
Of all the games I've played, the ME trilogy was a masterpiece. I finished it barely a month ago and I have never enjoyed something as much as I did with the games. For me, all the deaths through the way broke me, but those words 'I'm proud of you child' utterly destroyed me. I had to pause the game as I cried and I finished the game crying. I was so furious about the endings, but even with it, I still have to say ME3 was my favorite game of all. It was the one that made me feel the most, from fear, to anger, to frustration, to happiness, laughter, love. I hope in the future we can get another game (I don't count Andromeda in this) of this trilogy. Something to let us know what happened, how is everyone doing and what ending is the true canon one.
Shepard: "Anderson... no, no, no! Don't die! PLEASE, DON'T DIE! JUST HANG IN THERE!" Anderson: "Shepard... I... I'm sorry. I'm not going to make it... not this time. I'm so, so sorry..." Shepard: "No..." Anderson: "Don't cry... I need you to be strong... for your sake and everyone else's... you did all they asked of you and more. I'm proud of you..."
What makes this song is sad is not just melody of the music and the death of Admiral Anderson, but the fact that at this moment we all knew....this was the final mission...this was to be the end of Commander Shepard's and our journey through Mass Effect. God Speed Commander.
I am proud of them. I lived in Ukraine. I learned English thanks to them, and I am happy about it. I am an orphan, do not judge me. I had few mentors. And this story, these people are fictional people, brought me up and taught me the best!
In my story, male Shepard was best friends with Garrus who hooked up with Tali. In the final charge, both of them lost their lives. All three of them are up in that bar watching over the Normandy with Anderson, who in years finally got to sit down.
While this was a nice moment, it's sad to think about what Mass Effect 3 could have been if it weren't rushed as badly as it was. Instead of a climatic and standard raising ending, we were given a quickly put together sequel that isn't suitable as a finale to one of the greatest sci-fi trilogies (game or otherwise) of all time. The endings they patched in were nicer than the god-awful original three choices, but I still can't say I can forgive EA for putting the pressure on Bioware to dumb down the game and get it out faster. Oh well.
I agree, one thing on the new ending though.. A picture montage? That's the ending you give your 5 year old fans, Bioware? A picture montage! Well f*ck them too then. We just gave them between $180 and $300 of our hard-earned money over the last 5 years on their series and they thank us with a crappy, second grade, middle-school grade slideshow ending, that is supposed to make up for the already horrible ending to begin with? That's weak, and a huge slap in the face for the fans of the series. Furthermore, the picture montage doesn't even tell us anything new. All it does is tell the things we already knew over the course of Mass Effect 3 that we did, in the form of a picture for each accomplishment. And it still ignores all the major plot holes while it somehow manages to create even more! I had such high hopes and really I hate to say this.. but one of the best RPG series in the history of gaming really goes down as the most anti-climactic ever created. :(
My shepard was earthborn, lost his parents and joined the navy. The closest figure he had as a father was Admiral Anderson. He was his Mentor, his Teacher, his Friend and his Father as well. I like to imagine a happy ending, I enjoy them because after a hell of an adventure where everything seemed lost. There's still hope for the future, like EVA said. Even in the darkest of places, there is still a flicker of hope, there's still a way out. I like to imagine Shepard and Liara (My LI) living peacefully after the war. No reapers, no war. Blue little children and a human baby child, adopted after the war. His name, David. And I imagine shepard, in a Navy cemetery, looking at Anderson's grave. Alone, in the middle of a green field with scattered families visiting the fallen. Liara standing not too far with the children. The words of Anderson still rang on his head. "You did good son, you did good. I'm...proud of you" And not realizing it, he said out loud. While placing a rose next to his grave "Thank you sir" Tears covering his eyes.
Shepard, promoted to commodore accompanied by his mother (Rear Admiral) and Fleet Adm Hackett.. doing the exact same. (my shep was spaceborn, war hero)
Man..im sitting here, years from playing this amazing game...crying. Wiping my eyes over and over. I'll never forget that moment, so quick...so very quick. Honestly loved this man and his relation to Shepard. Very few games have ever made me care so much about so many characters. I love this series... Goodnight y'all.....N7 with pride
The best game I have ever had the honor of playing. I will look back at this game, perhaps 30 years from now and still call it the greatest RPG of my childhood years
Shit I played this game again last year and found myself to this soundtrack... Legit tears are coming out! What a game, what a story, what characters.. never experienced anything else like this!
He and Shepard are still in that bar, drinking and waiting for everyone else. Vita Aeternam, N7’s. To anyone who reads this, fight your demons. The rest of us have your backs. And when we finally meet in that bar, we will drink together. Much love, all of you.
I always loved the "I'm proud of you moment", especially if you were an Earth Born shep. I liked the idea of my earth born!Shep seeing a father-figure in Anderson.
Seriously at the end I was crying for 2 minutes!Damn To fucking emotional!!! This trilogy was a hell of a ride man!!! Mass Effect 4 will never be part of those Legends!
Oh god, the moment Anderson said he was proud, I feel that's the moment both my Shepard (orphaned earth born) and Anderson accepted that Anderson was a mentro, and a father figure. I almost cry everytime I get here no matter how man times I've replayed mass effect 3, I always get teary eyed when Im just sitting there, Anderson at my side. God damn it Bioware you made me feel that day. I distinctly remember the first time I got here, I paused the game walked out of my room and hugged my dad and told him I loved him. Seems so long ago now, but it's a memory I treasure.
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"Best seats in the house"
Best trilogy ever. Hands down.
I cried as soon as Anderson died the first time. Then I went to get a controller as mine went flying out my apartment 20 floors up ten minutes later.
So ture
Nope. Halo is with slightly better gunplay, but that's about it.
You R Done I'm just throwing forth my opinion, no one needs to agree with me. But there is strong lore in Halo, of that there is no doubt. The earlier books (before Halo 4) that is, and the original trilogy.
Don't get me wrong, Mass Effect is great too, but sometimes it tried too hard to make me feel a certain way, and if I didn't, it cheapened the experience. I might be a little biased though, mostly because I liked KOTOR better.
Good point, it's just I found that unless you were truly invested into the lore of halo, it doesn't show its true epic ness. And halos story is awesome. But mass effect ( 2 is the most awesome ) is epic no matter how much you pay attention. But halo is awesome. Mass effect more so 😜
"This is why I hate videogames, they appeal to the male fantasy"
The male fantasy: "I'm proud of you."
Pretty much
been a year since you commented, but you are not wrong. my father has dementia so i never got to hear him say those words to me..honestly it hurts, maybe that is why this scene in ME3 kicked my ass.
@@xephthetamagochi4046 🫂That sucks.
huh?
"This is why I hate rom-coms, they appeal to the female fantasy" is the only proper response that idiotic statement, my friends.
This moment really hit you in the gut if your Shepard lost his parents when he was young. You really feel like Shepard looked at Anderson as a father figure all his life and to hear him call you son and that he's proud of you before dying is fucking heart wrenching.
+Ethan c actually my shepards parents were still alive but i still cried like a baby when i got to this part of the game.
amen brother brought to tears
+Ethan c Oh, wow, I never thought of it that way. That makes Anderson's character (which is already pretty compelling) even cooler! Thanks!
+Ethan c Fuck You, I Cri EveryTeim!
+Ethan c True that. My Shepard definitely saw him as her father and I swear every death in ME3 made me cry a lot.
Roses are Red,
Violets are Blue.
You did good son,
I'm proud of you.
I'm stealing this! :)
Stop this now,AND GET THOSE FUCKING ONIONS OUT OF HERE
8 years later, still too soon.
God. Feels like years since I just, sat down...
It took for years to find this but thank you fo reminding me to sit and take life in and to enjoy these moments
@@williammclaughlin8205 well be able to experience them again in the legendary edition this spring
@@megawarrior_101 ngl it’s the first time in a while I’m genuinely excited for a release this game built my childhood
I think you've earned a rest.
I feel you
Shepard: "Anderson?"
The silence. The silence when he is asking for his mentor to speak to him again. Where he accepts that Anderson, with his dying breath, told Shepard that he was proud of him for all he had done. It's just so god damn heartbreaking.
Zaeed? Is that u?
Anderson was a great character and mentor figure. Remember playing through this like it was yesterday such an emotional trip. I still go through all of them like I do with the Lord of the Rings. One of the best series of all time is not the best for me.
It hurts a lot more when your Shepherd didn't have parents and Anderson was like a father to him.
@@theprussian4616 I'd like to think of Shepard's 'orphan-background' as the default one, certainly is the one i chose most often. It just fits best.
@@theprussian4616 He at least has a mother in the War Hero background. You actually have the opportunity to talk with her in the first game.
"Dad, were you a hero in Mass Effect 3?"
"No. But I served with heroes."
o_0
Shit... I served in the USMC... and that hits too close to home.
I served with the UNSC, joined NOBLE team, Imperial army, Stormcloak army, Brotherhood of Steel, Dark Brotherhood, Thieves Guild, I've also fought side-by-side with the Legion, the Undead, Forsaken Ones, Night-elfs ect.
Shitty life I have huh?
Well i think not!, i have a pretty big mouth. In Moscow some assholes startet trouble and the police beat them up for us. not that we needed them too, but they did anyway. Also who is killing innocent 3rd world children? OH NOT RUSSIA! like when you killed the farmers in afghanistan? You actually made a movie about it!. Please become civilized! Perhaps you need some schooling, about the time when Russia killed half of Ukraine through poverty and hunger! or the time you killed almost half of your own population through hunger because of your inefficient system of "controll".
*****
"I never had kids Shepard, never had a family."
"Do you ever think how different our lives would have been if all ...this... hadn't happened?"
"Just think about how proud they'd be... their dad is "Commander Shepard"..."
It's a damn shame they left this out even in the extended edit.
Everyone deserved fucking better. It's not fair.
@@physical_insanity That's war for you.
Then it wouldn't be Mass Effect. It wouldn't be a story.
With nothing to lose, there is nothing to gain.
I'm 24 and not even a single person has ever told to me, with sincere eyes, "i'm proud of you".
Jesus this hit me hard.
Anderson was the dad we never had for all of us.
In 40 and have never heard that either.
Thats something people tell you usually before they die or up from the Heavens yet.. your own father can tell you this only to betray you and later save you from hell the most hellish demons. Life is.. very complex but an engine is more simple oh!.. iv got some calibrations to come back too!....
@Garrus_Vakarian_N7 and you literally have none of the answers and talk from your butthole
Each one of you listening to this right now are living your lives. Maybe not doing your best but living with whatever is relative to you. You wake each day and battle the demons inside and in the world. You get a fresh chance every day to begin doing something that will make everyone proud. And if you're here....then you know what it takes. For that I am proud of you all. Never give up.
+Beefache That's nice~
+Beefache Kindest auto-pilot ever
+Beefache Am I the only one reading this in Anderson's voice?
+Beefache Shit.... this got me... i mean for real, or maybe it's because the music? dunno
+Beefache well said
*Salutes Anderson while tears running down his eyes*
+Kaiser AGAIN??????
The soundtrack for Mass Effect is so fucking good. If they ever did turn the series into a movie I don't see any reason why they shouldn't use the soundtrack that's already in the game. It's already cinema quality.
Agreed. It'd also be one hell of a movie. *__*
They even have the *BONG* noise a lot of film soundtracks seem to incorporate now days although in Mass Effect it represents the reapers. But seriously the soundtrack is phenomenal.
emilieminh Yeah.. though they'd have to separate the movie into parts or they'd leave out so much story and it would be a disaster.. Like the last airbender movie. *shudders*
snowleopard01 Agreed, and with more movies, we'd have more to look forward to. :-)
emilieminh Yeah, it would be great ^_^ (Unrelated; the latest video on your channel is really nice to listen to! :D)
Admiral Anderson was like the father I never had in real life, he guided me in ME1, trusted me in ME2, and was the only one that was there with me facing death in the end of ME3 and I also felt closer to him after reading his journals in his apartment...when he said "I'm proud of you", I had to pause the game for a minute and just cried my eyes out, that's all anyone really wants from their parents...for them to be proud
I cried. i cried because i lost my father, he was a Paramedic who died of a heart attack because his job killed him. he would work constantly. the stress put him in a heart attack. i owe him way too much, and all i see in anderson every time is my father. Im going to make him proud by finishing what he started for him.
I wasn't crying, someone was just cutting onions. They seem to be cutting them again after reading these two comments. Damn onions.
Sith Lord Darth Sidious Indeed Master :) (drop a tear)
Collegeboi3132481 truer words were never said brother...
Collegeboi3132481 so fucking true :(
My Mum passed away earlier today, after a long battle with cancer. God I needed this piece of music. Mum I’m proud of you!
Hope you are doing well and sorry for your loss.
My father died of brain cancer a year ago, this piece helped. Stay strong commander and always remember they are still with you
Damn. I simply can't listen to this without crying...
Almost.
IHeatherGraceI ur not alone.....
IHeatherGraceI Pussy.
Talon Christiansen You're a failed little child.
Wow nice comeback there guy. You sure seem intelligent.
For me, Anderson's death was one of the saddest moments I've experienced in gaming. Also Mordin's.
and kaidan in ME 1, even if we dont see
him die, i was pretty sad after he said " we both know that's not gonna happen"
Magnaxx34 Mass Effect taught me that your allies are the best thing in life, and that, do things and help them out, and always, the squad comes first. Sacrifice yourself for your friends.
ME3 had a lot of emotional gut punches. Anderson, Mordin, Legion...
Anderson, Mordin, Legion, and when I thought Grunt died....I had a few tears each time.
Don't forget about Thane!
Keith David MADE this role. He is an EXCELLENT actor and an even better voice actor (in my opinion). Anderson felt so alive and genuine throughout the entire trilogy and is definitely one of my favorite characters of all time.
Nothing beats the first time playing this series. The very first, no game guides, no advice from friends, playthrough where everything's new with us having no idea what will happen as we are left to make our own uninfluenced decisions. There was no such thing as a "bad" ending then. It had been more than just about the game no matter how it had ended. Cheers, Bioware. As they said, it's been one heck of a ride.
+IronRAVENxvx yea i agree with you playing it for the first time man ME 3 hit feels hard several times and it still does when i play it.
I got my girl Miranda killed because I broke up with her and she became unfocused/hurt. Beautiful moment, it was a tragic moment I had to own for my mistakes.
The best…
@@hawk66100 with Farewell and Into the Inevitable in the background, the tears automatically come...damn!
I've played through every game in this series several times.
And this part, the death of Captain Anderson, combined with this music puts a lump in my throat every time.
Every time.
Feels like years since I’ve just sat down… and listened to this song.
My dad died from COVID-19 at 75 years old on February 21 after 20 days intubated. I had played a lot of Mass Effect 3 on that time, so I searched for this song after watching Anderson's death. At morning on February 21, the doctors called my family to go to the hospital because it would probably be his last hours. After that call, i put on Anderson's death video just to soothe myself about that sad moment, hearing his "I'm proud of you", and this beautiful song. A few minutes later the doctors called again to say he had passed away. After we arrived at the hospital (something like two hours later because of it was in another town), we went to the ICU to see his body. As I caressed his forehead, this song came to my head. That entire morning i had "I'm Proud Of You" playing inside my head. Because of that, this song means literally life to me.
Just like Anderson, it was years for my dad to finally sit down. Even on his age, he was on medical duty 90 hours a week, besides his psychiatric office.
You were a very good doctor, professor and musician, dad. I will love you forever.
F
When your dad dies, but its a mass effect 3 reference so its ok.
I’m sorry to hear that. Life can throw us curveballs sometimes. I hope you find your peace
My heart goes out to you brother 💗
Not giving you a like but good try
We had a good ride!
The best..
Didn't think I'd see you here. What a coincidence.
willl676 Oh, what channel/video did you see me on? I remember your name and profile picture.
On Metatron's channel on that video about war, pandemics and natural disasters, I think it was called "I'm prepared, are you?".
willl676 Oh yeah that's right xD
willl676 UA-cam is a small place after all.
Rest well old friend.
u made me cry
OfficialAbass Me too
Our foe is invincible, But still, We Stand...
Our foe is more numerous than the stars, But still, We stand...
Our weapons run empty, But still, We stand...
Our brothers fall in droves, But still, We stand...
Our bodies breaks, But still, I stand...
My Body fails, But still, My Spirit stands...
Was that from the game, or did you get that from somewhere else?
I cried.
callofdutyfan1232 warhammer 40000 really gets one in the mood for dying pointlessly and that's when I wrote this. I wrote it as a piece of combat poetry written by an imperial guardsmen somewhere (probably about to die) but then I heard this music. so I altered it slightly to make it "fit" the story told here. That said something like this is pretty timeless so I'd feel rather remiss taking any real credit for it.
Thomas Duponti Quite the epic one from Ben Counter -
We do not know what our chances of survival are, so we fight as if they were zero. We do not know what we are facing, so we fight as if it was the dark gods themselves. No one will remember us now and we may never be buried beneath Titan, so we will build our own memorial here.
The Chapter might lose us and the Imperium might never know we existed, but the Enemy - the Enemy will know. The Enemy will remember. We will hurt it so badly that it will never forget us until the stars burn out.
We cannot lose. We have already won.
In the battle today, we will hold the line!
At this very scene, the whole trilogy flashed through my mind, all those hard choices, all those funny moments, and saddest moments... Doing every mission with Tali and Garrus... Romancing Tali... Realising that this series had done It, Bioware made the best Trilogy In existence. In that minute I rememebered why I played so many hours, so many days of the game. No game has ever made me cry, but this game? I was tearing up, choked up. I miss You anderson, I miss you Tali, I miss you Garrus, I miss you all...
I'll see you in the next 3...
(Me4, Me4, Me6)
Your comment is exactly 110% how I felt. And this music is absolutely beautiful... Beautiful isn't even the word to describe it. It's more than words
If only there were a next 3.. One can hope for the future, but sometimes it feels so far away.
Keelah Se’lai.
Keelah se'lai
Keelah Se’lai.
Whatever you thought of the ending, I hope you agree that they got this scene right. I found myself thinking of my long dead father, and also of my 5 year old son.
Roses are Red
Violets are Blue
You did good, son
I,m proud of you
:,(
Mind is blown
i'm crying and also laughing, how is it possible :'(
I'm not one of those haters of ME3 ending. But it just hit me now, after the thousandth time I listened to this music, that the perfect ending would have been this. Ending the game with your last farewell to Anderson, while the crucible activates, and finally you have accomplished your task.
I totally agree. But the extended cut at the very least brought some closure.
JohnP's happy ending mod has an option for that.
There was a fan ending where this is where they ended it, the crucible fired, killed the reapers and skipped out child and the bit about exploding the relays and they edited the plaque bit at the end with Andersons name. That's all it needed.
Jorge Abreu for me, that was so immersed in the game, it wasn't necessary that dlc. either choice, was perfect.. man, I got sad, like in a grieving for about a weak because it ended
I've actually always thought so too, since the first day I finished the game.
Of all deaths in Mass Effect, I found this one the saddest. The music, the dialogue, just the fact that if he had held out a little longer he could have survived... Plus, Anderson was the only politian who stuck by your side and believed in you through the entire series.
Also that it was Shepard who shot him.
RIP Anderson. A fantastic soldier and an even greater person.
***** The indoctrination theory is not real, as bioware confirmed that there is no such thing.
"We knew this war would test us. We knew the chances of victory were slim at best. But we are victorious. The Reapers are defeated. We deployed every strategy, fought every battle, sent every soldier and hero to the brink. We held nothing back. Now, it's up to the survivors to rebuild, to start again. I only hope the lessons learned in this war don't die along with those of us who fought to win it."
Mass Effect 3 was a bit like real life, which is all about losing everything, we think, we own.
Why the hell do you have those two commas there?
Cory Walker Don't you have bigger Problems than those two lonely commas?
Konrad L. Hey,
they've got each other.
The worst bit is I got more out of Anderson than I ever did with either father or my stepfather. It genuinely felt like watching my dad die
You and I are on the same boat. This scene devastated me more than any other death scene in the series.
I still come to these soundtracks and relive all of that like the first time just by listening of it, what an amazing trilogy this was. No matter what this game will always have a place in my heart.
Wouldn't you just wish you could forget all of it just to experience it again?
So much. I don't even care that I would have my heart broken all over again. A wound that never fully heals. It's totally been worth it. Every moment of it.
Bartkus Productions every day of my life bro, every day
When he said" Im proud of you" i cried. Thats stupid, no, thats awasome. Virtual character said he is proud of me and i was proud of myself. Shame i never heard it from my parents, those words said vritual character to me, not my parents. Sad? Yea.
Cascco The power of video games is extraordinary sometimes !
shit I just realized my parents never said that to me either. :'(
I'm proud of you all!
Glad to have been a part of Mass Effect's trilogy the entire way... Sad to see Anderson gone... But as a community it touched us all... WE ARE MASS EFFECT!!!
INDEED! We see the beauty as if we're really one.
yeah the best it sucked so bad when it ended but it was a hell of a ride Characters like Anderson made it memorable you actually felt sad when he died not many games did that or even could
It had a Mass Effect on us
''Shepard, the feels...they're killing me.''
manslay3r anyone?
+Jakob Winter I wish he made more videos :'(
Your in luck his going to be uploading on his channel only after the last few videos are done on machitima
+Jakob Winter "Shepard, I'd think you'd make a great mother."
or dad if u played as male cuz hate me for it you want I prefer maleshep
Damn it, why did I click this! Fking crying again.
lol
Bruh they are called man tears. now leave us alone before you send a Krogan or two on your ass!
Papi From Tha 6 It took you almost a full month to respond with that?
And what are you? 10 years old¨?
It sure looks like that, the way you respond.
Leave him be, i am sure the varrens will take care of him :)
GoodCousins TV true dat
At the end of mass effect 3 before the kid appeared I got a special feeling that no other game had given me
Weirdest fap ever, am I right?
@. Let me fap first
@. but what about me?
Feels: Click this video
Me: Ok ;_;
Sino Deutsch I cried like a little girl when Anderson died. Fuck you Mass Effect 3! and to my feels as well...FRAK YOU FEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELS! *so many onion ninjas*
Shelly Griffin ME + BSG fan combo detected!
gutspillage So Say We ALL! Roslin/Adama all the way...that ending...the scene in the Raptor I think is the only time I cried until I just couldn't anymore involving a character's death...until Anderson... *ME+BSG=MASSIVE FEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEEELS TROLLING*
Shelly Griffin Okaaaaaaaaayyyy...Mordin Solus and Thane Krios, too...
+Shelly Griffin so say we all
From the start, you fought for those who abandoned humanity at every turn. Gave your mind to the warrior inside, bared the ultimate burden of being counted on to succeed in such a feet. Despite all you have been through, the death you've seen, the grief you've suffered from fallen friends and taken lovers. No matter the cost, you put every soul first. You may not be proud of some of the choices you made, but if there's an afterlife, I'm sure those who've fallen due to those choices are smiling with teary eyes and understanding. Despite overwhelming guilt, you made their deaths mean something and even if you've betrayed some to get here... Well, I know you would've avoided that, if there was another way. Shepard, those people loved you, they followed you to the death because they believed. they believed their death would give you reason to carry on, to fight for their memory, to honour them. They were the most loyal, and their loyalty was not the kind you command, but the kind you share. You're a damn hero shepard, I'm sure they all agree. You never gave up, Shepard. despite it all, you made us believe. You did good son, you did good and for it all... I'm proud of you, we all are. Keelah se'lai
The war is over. The Reapers have been defeated. Against all odds, and in the face of the greatest threat this galaxy has ever known, we survived. We suffered many losses. The relays are severely damaged, but we won. This victory belongs to each of us... every man, woman, and child. Every civilization, on every world. Now, as we take our first steps toward restoring what we lost, we must remember what it took to win. This wasn't a victory by a single fleet, a single army, or even a single species. If this war has taught us anything, it is that we are at our strongest when we work together. And if we can put down our grievances long enough to stop something as powerful as the Reapers, imagine what we can achieve now that they are defeated. It will take time, but we can rebuild everything that was destroyed. Our homes, our worlds, our fleets and defenses. All of this - and more. Together, we can build a future greater than any one of us could imagine. A future paid for by the sacrifices of those who fought and died alongside us. A future that many will never see. And while we still have many challenges ahead of us... We can face them together. And we will honor those who died to give us that future.
We knew this war would test us. We knew the chances of victory were slim at best. But we are victorious. The Reapers are defeated. We deployed every strategy, fought every battle, sent every soldier and hero to the brink. We held nothing back. Now, it's up to the survivors to rebuild, to start again. I only hope the lessons learned in this war don't die along with those of us who fought to win it.
-Adm. Hackett
Feels like years since I just... sat down
;(
Doesn't everyone know that feeling in some capacity.
Living life doesn't give you much of a chance to live life.
"I'm proud of you."
Who doesn't want the person they care about and treasure to tell them that? Those words hit me like a truck, whenever I hear them.
I am absolutely proud of all of David's accomplishments. His bravery and courage won't go forgotten, it will ring throughout the Galaxy for years.
RIP Admiral Anderson,
You're gone, but never forgotten 💜
Kalahira, guide this one to where the traveler never tires, the lover never leaves and the hungry never starve.
God. Feels like years since I just, had a game like this one.
I think we've earned a remaster
@@MovieAndTVThemes we have and it's coming spring2021
@@AlexPerez-tt9ru Alex? Stay with me, the release date is almost upon us.
@@MovieAndTVThemes We have earned a sequal!
Playing Mass Effect was one of the few things i did right in my life so far.
I'm gonna go cry now.
i just have....and here i go again.
it just pulls my heart strings! good work bioware!
He wasn't a politician, he was a honorable soldier, father, friend. He was human. He had a soul.
Anderson didn't die. His name was written in the stars.
After 8 years I find myself at this point in the game again. It was probably just as emotional as the first time around…
this song always reminds me that we will never see shepard again...or anderson, liara, edi, joker, garrus, wrex, tali....
they are all gone. Im realy looking forward mass effect andromeda, but bioware already said this story will take place many years after shepard and the reaper invasion.
aaaaaw. stop this song. shepard come back!!!! humanity will always need you and the normandy and the whole crew
You are all of them, you have them inside you, that's their legacy, nothing ever ends, you carry their teachings and their experiences, you carry their perseverance and their charisma. Nothing to worry about, we will meet new ones, and we will carry a new legacy :')
We might see Liara....cuz you know, she can live a whole 1k year. and as well as Grunt and Wrex cuz they can live a few centuries.
hector bazan No we wont see them because it is in a different galaxy and there is no way Liara, Edi, Grunt and Wrex could get there but it would be nice plus since they can die in game (aside from Liara) I doubt that would happen.
See them again soon friend.
Little did we all know
Ok, I'm going to play this for the twentieth time.
Incredible emotions
Fucking onions
Shepard is the person we all wish we had become. And even if it’s a fictional story, he is the selfless hero that we should all aspire to be become, as best we can in some way.
You rest up now Sir. I'll finish this, then meet you and Garrus by the bar.
Not me, I made a promise to Miranda I would finish this then find her.
I am finally moving in the direction I want to move in... I am finally able to say, I enjoy life. For the first time in years, I am happy... For the first time ever, I am proud of myself. This music really manages to capture exactly how I feel at the moment.
Does anyone else have a lifelong connection the Mass Effect series? Mass Effect taught me that humanity is just another semi-intelligent species in this galaxy, and that there are likely dozens of other intelligent species in just this galaxy alone. I would usually never get video game tattoos, but Mass Effect and Halo are definitely exceptions.
+Borne Stellar What are they of?
Sorry for the late response.
For Halo, I'm likely going to get the Mark of Shame, the Librarian symbol, the Reclaimer symbol and the Mantle of Responsibility symbol.
As for Mass Effect, I'm thinking of getting the Normandy SR-2 somewhere and a mass relay.
Yes.
i feel you im thinking of getting a specter symbol or the paragon and renegate symbols in one tattoo, mass effect is the only game series thats worth getting a tattoo for atleast for me
HOLY SHIT SAME HERE lol. I dont know but I just felt like Mass Effect really actually happened or could be a prophecy of some sort haha. Deeply impacted me so much I got a tattoo of the commander and normandy symbol.
Why am i still tearing up in 2016
Me too buddy
I know that feeling bro!
Gustav I I just finished playing through the Trilogy for the 5th time, all sorts of emotions well up from the assault on earth to after the three choices. I really wish they would remaster the Trilogy for Xbox1/PS4, I would gladly play full price to be able to play them with improved graphics. Without a doubt, these are the best games I have ever played. I just hope MEA lives up to the high standards set by the original trilogy.
They really dont need to remake them, Mass Effect 2 and 3 surprisingly hold up well even now. They are backwards compat for Xbox, but making them for PS4 players is a good idea though.
Because, it was one hell of a ride.
I was hoping I could listen to this without crying.
I was wrong.
It makes you human, bro!
The three Mass Effect games each wore a solid piece of gold what it means for it to be a good game
I never cried so much for a videogame as in Mass Effects 3
Just finished the trilogy for the first time ever and I gotta say… I’m confused why I didn’t play it sooner. Such an amazing series of video games. Hopefully we’ll see more of the Normandy squad again one day.
in the words of one great man, "Alot of feels were felt that day....alot of feels"
R.I.P. Mass Effect, you will always hold a special place in my heart.
If the Crucible had fired immediately after Anderson died, Mass Effect 3 would have been perfect. Instead they had to fuck it up with the Starchild.
The chill up my spine when he says: I'm proud of you.
It’s a sad thing to remember, that part of the journey is the end.
From now on, whenever I play Mass Effect 3 and when Anderson dies, I stop playing. I just shut down the game before space brat appears and consider this the end.
Check out the latest updated version of the MEHEM!
llamaMonstA Thanks for the info, I heard about MEHEM, but I'm always not sure about mods to Mass Effect. I just don't think I want to mod this game...
sebool112 I honestly didn't mind the sad ending (not the space magic BS), but the part with Shepard dying, the geth, and all other A.I. being destroyed. They all made the ultimate sacrifice to rid the galaxy of the Reapers. How does the saying go? If you can't sacrifice anything, you'll never change anything either.
Rage Pie I didn't mind if they've done something more intelligent than that stupid space brat whose logic is "superior to everyone else's and there's no time to explain it completely." Maybe I'd be pissed off if I had to sacrifice geth and others, still, but at least I wouldn't have to listen to space brat's bullshit.
By the way what the fuck was Biowere thinking adding him in the last seconds of the game? He existence pointless and everyone would be better off without him. I bet it's because EA told them to make the game faster.
sebool112 That was probably one of many factors that contributed to the poor ending among other things. They shouldn't have made it so that there were vastly different endings. Just one well written this is how the story ends ending. Then from there the outcome was based on you EMS score. If you managed to gain enough fire power from across the galaxy; sword fleet beat the reapers against all the odds mass driver to mass driver, or if you didn't sword fleet lost and the game ended with this cycle failing, but leaving behind the information, like where you interrupt space kiddo, and plant a bullet through it's face. If they just focused it down to one basic ending, it would have been a lot better written.
Just to think, she is still waiting for Garrus in that bar...
Not my Shep, she is flying all over the galaxy with Admiral Hackket to find the Normandy and spend the last remaining years of her life with Liara-chan
Schnatten can't handle those feels yet
Kind of the one time someone should be gender neutral here, seeing as Shepard can be either
am i the only one who prefers man shep?
@@samwisethebrave3858 Only female can romance Garrus, though, I think
I'll always remember you space dad
I'm proud of you, son. The real version.
The media states that video games cause violence and yet here is a game franchise with a wonderful story, beautiful soundtrack, and amazing fan base. It's a shame that they will never see the truth.
Mass effect, will always have a special place in my heart. I spent overall 136 hours completing the series, backstorys and dlc included. I think what made this such a sad death, was because its the end. Yes, the mass effect series will live on, but. The shepherd series, with all its characters was what i loved about Mass effect. To see them all vanish. Is. Heart wrenching. Let the mass effect series continue, but Rest in peace the original trilogy. You are what mad Mass effect.
Of all the games I've played, the ME trilogy was a masterpiece. I finished it barely a month ago and I have never enjoyed something as much as I did with the games. For me, all the deaths through the way broke me, but those words 'I'm proud of you child' utterly destroyed me. I had to pause the game as I cried and I finished the game crying. I was so furious about the endings, but even with it, I still have to say ME3 was my favorite game of all. It was the one that made me feel the most, from fear, to anger, to frustration, to happiness, laughter, love. I hope in the future we can get another game (I don't count Andromeda in this) of this trilogy. Something to let us know what happened, how is everyone doing and what ending is the true canon one.
Shepard: "Anderson... no, no, no! Don't die! PLEASE, DON'T DIE! JUST HANG IN THERE!"
Anderson: "Shepard... I... I'm sorry. I'm not going to make it... not this time. I'm so, so sorry..."
Shepard: "No..."
Anderson: "Don't cry... I need you to be strong... for your sake and everyone else's... you did all they asked of you and more. I'm proud of you..."
What makes this song is sad is not just melody of the music and the death of Admiral Anderson, but the fact that at this moment we all knew....this was the final mission...this was to be the end of Commander Shepard's and our journey through Mass Effect. God Speed Commander.
My Shepard was his daughter, and I couldn’t have made him more proud, we will keep up the good fight, Anderson..
Only a few things can make me cry 100% of the time I see/hear/read them.
Those first few keys... as Shepherd looks at Anderson...
And... "i`m the very model of a salarian...."
I am proud of them. I lived in Ukraine. I learned English thanks to them, and I am happy about it. I am an orphan, do not judge me. I had few mentors. And this story, these people are fictional people, brought me up and taught me the best!
I hope you’re doing well
In my story, male Shepard was best friends with Garrus who hooked up with Tali. In the final charge, both of them lost their lives. All three of them are up in that bar watching over the Normandy with Anderson, who in years finally got to sit down.
Good ending is red
Bad ending is blue
Synthesis doesn't exist
And Anderson is proud of you
Decko the better choice is the mix, between AI and organics
RED = DEAD.
Shittiest ending of them all.
blue = dead, and literally became the reaper. indoctrination ? same as indoctrination on illusive man
reaper IS the mix between AI and organics....... synthesis is just give the reaper a huge win
@@bvishal2kn actually...red is the only ending where you are seen at the end starting to breath again.
Got me at "I'm proud of you." I never thought that a game will make me tear.
Coming back to this amazing track because of the legendary edition. God. It’s been years since I just, sat down….
Never have i played a game series that hit me in the feels so many times as these games. Honestly everything about them was amazing.
While this was a nice moment, it's sad to think about what Mass Effect 3 could have been if it weren't rushed as badly as it was. Instead of a climatic and standard raising ending, we were given a quickly put together sequel that isn't suitable as a finale to one of the greatest sci-fi trilogies (game or otherwise) of all time. The endings they patched in were nicer than the god-awful original three choices, but I still can't say I can forgive EA for putting the pressure on Bioware to dumb down the game and get it out faster.
Oh well.
I agree, one thing on the new ending though.. A picture montage? That's the ending you give your 5 year old fans, Bioware? A picture montage! Well f*ck them too then. We just gave them between $180 and $300 of our hard-earned money over the last 5 years on their series and they thank us with a crappy, second grade, middle-school grade slideshow ending, that is supposed to make up for the already horrible ending to begin with? That's weak, and a huge slap in the face for the fans of the series.
Furthermore, the picture montage doesn't even tell us anything new. All it does is tell the things we already knew over the course of Mass Effect 3 that we did, in the form of a picture for each accomplishment. And it still ignores all the major plot holes while it somehow manages to create even more!
I had such high hopes and really I hate to say this.. but one of the best RPG series in the history of gaming really goes down as the most anti-climactic ever created. :(
***** Spoilers ahead: At least we learned that everyone was able to return to their planet, including normandy and dinosaur adventures.
***** 300 dollars over 5 years is not alot for 3 games.
Also you got alot of enjoment from those 5 years right?
***** Hey now, basically every fallout game ends with a cutscene like that. There's nothing wrong with a picture montage.
***** Some RPGS tend to have picture montages at the end mate. Fallout and Dragon Age did it and no one complained. Why can't Mass Effect?
My shepard was earthborn, lost his parents and joined the navy. The closest figure he had as a father was Admiral Anderson. He was his Mentor, his Teacher, his Friend and his Father as well.
I like to imagine a happy ending, I enjoy them because after a hell of an adventure where everything seemed lost. There's still hope for the future, like EVA said. Even in the darkest of places, there is still a flicker of hope, there's still a way out.
I like to imagine Shepard and Liara (My LI) living peacefully after the war. No reapers, no war. Blue little children and a human baby child, adopted after the war. His name, David.
And I imagine shepard, in a Navy cemetery, looking at Anderson's grave. Alone, in the middle of a green field with scattered families visiting the fallen. Liara standing not too far with the children.
The words of Anderson still rang on his head. "You did good son, you did good. I'm...proud of you" And not realizing it, he said out loud. While placing a rose next to his grave "Thank you sir" Tears covering his eyes.
i cant explain why i can see it with my eyes
Shepard, promoted to commodore accompanied by his mother (Rear Admiral)
and Fleet Adm Hackett.. doing the exact same.
(my shep was spaceborn, war hero)
Man..im sitting here, years from playing this amazing game...crying. Wiping my eyes over and over. I'll never forget that moment, so quick...so very quick. Honestly loved this man and his relation to Shepard.
Very few games have ever made me care so much about so many characters.
I love this series...
Goodnight y'all.....N7 with pride
The best game I have ever had the honor of playing. I will look back at this game, perhaps 30 years from now and still call it the greatest RPG of my childhood years
R.I.P. Admiral David Anderson. I miss you. I always will.
this part of the game makes me cry. this whole game is sad. but i love it
Shit I played this game again last year and found myself to this soundtrack... Legit tears are coming out! What a game, what a story, what characters.. never experienced anything else like this!
One of my favourite themes ever. A quiet sense of accomplishment, clothed in mournful melancholy, topped with a hint of grief.
He and Shepard are still in that bar, drinking and waiting for everyone else. Vita Aeternam, N7’s. To anyone who reads this, fight your demons. The rest of us have your backs. And when we finally meet in that bar, we will drink together. Much love, all of you.
Keith David and Martin Sheen, killed it ! Seth Green as well...
Anderson's flashback after picking Destroy = Ultimate Satisfaction
3 seconds in my throat felt like it was closing and my heart became tight. I guess thats what you would call choking up. So many feelings maaaaan
I always loved the "I'm proud of you moment", especially if you were an Earth Born shep. I liked the idea of my earth born!Shep seeing a father-figure in Anderson.
If ME3 had to end, this would have been the perfect moment.
+LutzDerLurch Maybe if the Crucible just went off at this moment in the game and ONLY destroyed the Reapers or something
What do you mean. That’s exactly what happened. There is no star child. 👀
Seriously at the end I was crying for 2 minutes!Damn
To fucking emotional!!!
This trilogy was a hell of a ride man!!!
Mass Effect 4 will never be part of those Legends!
Oh god, the moment Anderson said he was proud, I feel that's the moment both my Shepard (orphaned earth born) and Anderson accepted that Anderson was a mentro, and a father figure. I almost cry everytime I get here no matter how man times I've replayed mass effect 3, I always get teary eyed when Im just sitting there, Anderson at my side. God damn it Bioware you made me feel that day. I distinctly remember the first time I got here, I paused the game walked out of my room and hugged my dad and told him I loved him. Seems so long ago now, but it's a memory I treasure.