Mass Effect 3 - The fall of Thessia
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- Опубликовано: 16 окт 2024
- Following the advice of the Asari Councilor, Commander Shepard travels to the Asari homeworld, Thessia, only to find it under heavy Reaper attack.
From Mass Effect 3, developed by BioWare and published by Electronic Arts.
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what makes this moment one of the most powerful moments in the whole trilogy was that this was the first time you actually "failed"! Think about it, in the previous moments like Virmire and Tuchuncka, even though you tragically lost a friend, you still accomplished your goal, so their death wasn't in vain. Here, not only do the Reapers conquer and annihilate a whole planet, but you lost the very thing you were trying to recover, meaning that the planet almost died for nothing!
This is a really powerful scene sure, but I do want to ask though, why does Liara approach Shepard to comfort him? Wouldn't it make more sense during that part if Liara just broke down and Shepard just stares in defeat while your other squadmate comforts Liara? I mean, this was her HOME!
Aj Q Because as you said Shepard failed the mission
The scene with the gunship ninja was so phoned-in it hurt.
Because even that Liara loses her homeworld she understands that Shepard would blame himself for this, and she knew even Shepard need someone's support sometimes, this feels even stonger when they are in romance. Same were after Mars, she knew that Shepard were devastated with losing Kaiden/Ashley.
It would’ve been powerful with Kai Leng’s plot armor
Liara "My homeworld is being destroyed omg"
Javik "Quit yo bitchin these things wiped out my entire species"
counciler: i....never imagined this day would come...
shpard: i WAS trying to warn you all about the reapers for the last two games....
29:45 beautiful scene that shows their helplessness as they watch Thessia, the most advanced civilization in the galaxy, fall.
The biggest issue I had with this mission was liaras quip going into the temple about maybe next time the alliance could spring for air support. Which in my playthrough I'd be like um no asari helped us on earth as we got decimated. And didnt I sacrifice a third of the human fleets to save the council?
Not to mention the council using Earth as a distraction while they “secure their own borders” Thessia had the most time to do that, and look what happened!
Also at any time they could have mentioned the temple at the start of the war….
Earth got hit right out of the gate. The Asari didn’t help because they didn’t have time to help. If the Reapers weren’t hitting everywhere at once, the other Council races would have helped.
@@addisonwelshyet the alliance still managed to hold out on earth till the end while thessia fell in a day.
@@empirednw6624 Thessia took much longer than a day to fall, and much like Earth guerrilla resistance continued after the fall.
Earth fell in a day.
Holy crap! this mission truly made me feel defeated. The odds truly felt against in this one mission. The beginning of the game was pretty bleak as well, but at least Anderson and Earth's resistance are still fighting. The Asari were pushed to planetary evacuation, and all of that sacrifice was in vain. Also, let's not forget Commander Shepard, the galaxy's badass, actually sounded scared when he said "I'm sorry" to the Asari Councilor.
Renegade shep is such a realist
This mission was quite shocking to me. This was the first time I truly reckognized the field as a full on warzone. The way Shepard shouts commands felt so damn real. More than usually. Maybe it's because there is no music there, it feels like I am inside this crazy world myself.
Javik snarking on Liara is the best part of this mission.
The humans on earth and the turians on palavan have been holding out since the first day of the war, but thessia fell in a day. How embarrassing for the asari.
The asari hid this from EVERYONE for thousands of years. The demanded we hand over everything similar, but they didn't have to. They could have learned of the Reapers. They could have been more open when things got bad, they could have acted earlier than the start of 4th quarter and Cerberus would have had other work to do, or not sent Shepard there at all.
F the asari. I never trusted them anyway. They brought this on themselves.
Didn’t know Ashley from Me1 was on RUclips
They did not demand anyone hand over anything. They let humanity keep the Mars Archives, and let other species keep their own Prothean tech.
And no, they couldn’t have learned of the Reapers. Like everyone else, they struggled to fully decipher the information in the beacon. They had that thing for thousands of years, and they still couldn’t figure out how to wake it up
@@addisonwelshI don’t think the citidel were aware of the mars ruins. Even if they did, I still think they would try to ‘encourage’ them to share them the ruins.
@@miguelcobarrubias2322 The Mars archives are public knowledge amongst humanity in Mass Effect. There is no way the Citadel doesn’t know about them.
Thessia falling broke my heart man 😔
9 years ago and this still my fab game :}
32:15 James speaking straight to the point as always
So, Asari pilots use typical American military jargon? Who would have thought?
doid3r4s it’s explained in a codex entry that most galactic citizens wear in ear implants that translate people in the wearer’s ear in real time.
@@silver_desperado¿Y cómo se justifica que los movimientos de los labios coincidan con el inglés?
@@kenzoman4563 Because it's extremely jarring if you hear words that don't match the mouth speaking them. It's convenience for us. Nothing too big lol.
11:20 That was some of the silliest game design I've ever seen. They really experimented in this game though.
What???
This possibly might be the most spine chilling mission ever. The fact that this is Shepard's first loss, which also cost the complete downfall of Thessia. The tragic moment for me is the last transmission of the asari soldier before dying to that reaper. Gosh it hit me hard.
I never thought this day would come Me and many other players replied Bitch I been warning you for years
34:06 You know, for a second there... yeah. I kinda did.
7:44 holy shit XD
Lol that has to be the most evil-looking Shepard I've ever seen :D
Cant wait for the legendary edition next month
5:08 Noted: Buy “Ashes” dlc. Get Javik ASAP. Take him on every mission
I always used him, I brought him so I'm always using him
How I hated Leng...It's good you can give him the reward later.
29:36
By this time I already had tears in my eyes, I felt impotence, despair and that's when I really hated the reapers
0:33 is that harbinger? It doesn't have that front leg like the other reapers do
Looks like it but he wouldn't waste his time here when the main goal was the citadel
mass effect Andromeda being better than this game... yeah sure. I wish it was but as much as i wanted to like Ryder, he is no Shepard
Agreed.
That's the point he's not supposed to be like Shepard though I do understand where you're coming from I can relate to Ryder a little bit more than Shepard plus we had three games to be with Shepard so there's also that
If you do the math Ryder is actually only 22 so like his/her lack of experience plays a big part in not being like Shepard
And shepard is in his 30's and a milltary commander who went on multiple almost death sentances
So yeah @BJ I agree with you
‘You’re indoctrinated. You’re doing exactly what they want’
‘I could say the same of you - Wasting time on war that can’t be won’
Does this add to the IT??
No. It is a bullshit argument.
Trying to destroy the Reapers is safer then trying to control them.
The reapers can be destroyed, the only question is if we have enough power to do it.
Wit hcontrol we don't even know if it is possible.
@@95DarkFire Destroying the Reapers has always been Shepard’s goal.
The Illusive Man, now indoctrinated, has changed. He wants to control the Reapers.
Shepard himself says to the Catalyst - ‘So, the Illusive Man was right all along’
Through the power of the Crucible, the Reapers ‘can’ be controlled. They can also be destroyed
Maybe it doesn’t add to the IT. From a personal perspective, I like to think that is the canon ending
Anyone find it weird they worship Athane as their goddess, when in fact it was her guides who seemed to have been the ones who blessed her and the Asari? I mean. It’s like if the Jews worshipped David instead of God.
I have a love/hate relationship with Thessia mission. It’s great to see Shepard fail, for once, and in turn have that failure set fire under his/her ass. BUT I detest the circumstances of said failure. No way, NO WAY Leng is more powerful than Liara. And if you add Javik to the mix - hands down the most powerful biotic in the game - Leng winning again those two characters combined + Shepard is stupid. The rendered two powerful characters useless just to let him win. Even if we don’t have Javik with us, Leng wouldn’t be winning against Liara & Shep.
The whole situation should’ve been written differently with the same outcome - failure.
Yeap, me too. Breaking the sword and stabbing his ass is a must.
This was when I realized that me3 is the worst in the trilogy. The whole Thessia part was just embrassingly written.
human word of build bigger ships and gun and armys mass effect stop making human week make the strong
Jesse Sinclair That's not how diplomacy with a Galaxy millions of times larger than you works.
Play mass effect Andromeda
I did, for like 50 episodes, then got bored.
J.C.'s Channel darn