casey hudson lied about mass effect 3 endings

Circa 37,000,000 BCE, an unknown alien race manages to kill a Reaper by firing a mass accelerator at it. A handful of clues are left scattered throughout the galaxy, pointing to the impending doom awaiting the modern galactic races. Many spacefaring races evolve in the Milky Way only to ultimately be eradicated by the Reapers. The Intelligence lay dormant within the Citadel, and a vanguard Reaper was left in the Milky Way to hibernate until the next harvest, while the remaining Reaper fleet lied in wait in dark space beyond the edge of the galaxy. In an attempt to increase the efficiency at which this process occurred, The Intelligence had the Reapers create Mass Effect's Mass Relays and the Citadel, which allowed burgeoning species to travel easily throughout the galaxy, facilitating faster advancement toward their own annihilation and allowing for more frequent harvests by the Reapers. Thus began the cycle of organic species evolving throughout the galaxy, and being systematically eliminated by the Reapers for preservation in order to make room for more primitive species to evolve. The Intelligence harvested all other organic races in the galaxy, preserving their genetic material and using it to create more reapers resembling Harbinger. Related: Mass Effect Legendary Edition's New Character Customization Options The memories of the harvested Leviathans combined to create the hive-mind consciousness of the Reapers, and also assimilated into the mind of The Intelligence. The Intelligence turned its pawns on its creators, harvesting the Leviathans in order to create the first Reaper, Harbinger, in their image. To rectify this problem, The Intelligence sought a means of destroying and harvesting sentient races before they were allowed to bring about their own destruction through a singularity, which would nullify any attempt at the mandated preservation. However, the synthetics always sought to surpass their creators as an independent species, resulting in a technological singularity that annihilated the organic creators. The Intelligence ultimately came to the conclusion that intelligent races created subservient synthetics in order to improve their own existence. To do this, The Intelligence creates pawns of unknown form to collect organic material for preservation throughout the galaxy. The Intelligence in Mass Effect's universe is mandated by the Leviathans to preserve the existence of life in the Milky Way at all cost. Still, not having the AI that looks like a ghost kid and makes a weaksauce argument that synthetics and organics are doomed to never get along seems like it would have gone down at least a little better.In an attempt to preserve all organic life, the Leviathans pull the ultimate sci-fi blunder in creating an artificial intelligence known simply as The Intelligence. Wilkinson doesn't mention whether these endings would involve the mass relays seeming to be destroyed, or the Normandy crashing on a random garden world that happens to be nearby, but otherwise these endings broadly map to the ones the finished game had. As Wilkinson says, in this ending 'the Queen was like, 'We're gonna use space magic, and we're gonna combine the best parts of you and the best parts of me and we're gonna send that out to the universe and it's gonna change everything.' Which sounds just as nonsensical as the version we got. The final option was the Synthesis ending, but instead of being the most difficult to obtain, and therefore coded as the 'best' option, it would be 'the ending everybody could get', with the others presumably relying on how many paragon or renegade points you earned. You still said 'fuck you' to the Queen.' From there, it's pretty similar to the Control ending, with Shepard using the reapers for good. 'And the paragon option,' Wilkinson says, 'was 'I'm so awesome I can take control of these reapers and I'll use them for the right reasons.' So then you, Shepard, turned into the big King Reaper. This destroys the reapers, though at great cost-not the loss of all synthetic life, as in the final game's Destroy ending, but rather the Earth being wiped out in the explosion.

'The renegade option was, Shepard's just like, 'Go fuck yourself.'' After that, Shepard leaves the simulation, and sets off the Crucible by blowing up the Citadel. From there, players would have the traditional three options for their preferred flavor of ending.

Casey hudson lied about mass effect 3 endings