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Originally Posted by Keroko
The endings have just too much of a major impact to ignore.
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In the Elder Scrolls universe, it is know as the "Miracle of Peace" or the "Warp in the West". Since there are 6 distinct endings to Elder Scrolls II, the writers for the sequel had to come up with a way to make all the endings canon, so they explained the paradox away with gods and time magic. Bioware could do the same thing here (the amount of power from the Crucible created temporal disturbances that resulted in parallel realities, or at least actions taking place that directly contradicted each other - Consequently, part of the Reapers were destroyed, others were synthesized, and still others were controlled), especially since certain endings have similar effects.
Then again, they could just pick a "canon" ending (probably Synthesis since they do not want to piss off the Geth/EDI lovers
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