[quote name='GamerDude316']the more I think about it, the best way for Bioware to handle the ending is to
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Yep, that's a popular theory, and holds weight once you connect the dots. There are plenty of videos on YouTube about it. Here's a good one (spoilers for anyone that hasn't finished the game):
make everything after the final run to the beam a dream by unconscious Shepard. The Normandy crash-landing can be explained as him visualizing his friends getting to safety and the Stargazer scene can simply be him imagining that his sacrifice works. But best of all it would retcon the entire Starchild and the whole "we created synthetics to kill organics to stop synthetics from killing organics" mess with destroying the mass relays. Let Shepard wake up from that, go on the beam and have some final encounter with the Illusive Man and then a final reveal where the Reaper are still the ultimate bad guys and he has to sacrifice himself for the galaxy or (if you have enough EMS) find a way to rid the threat and still live and then have an epilogue afterward showing the fallout. It's a much better way to give closure than this color magic bull Bioware fed us.
Yep, that's a popular theory, and holds weight once you connect the dots. There are plenty of videos on YouTube about it. Here's a good one (spoilers for anyone that hasn't finished the game):
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Tbghjn7_Byc