@57dragon wrote:Wait...at the beginning of "Planetside", Ryder could repair his/her own helmet faceplate with the omni tool, but at the end he/she couldn't? Why not? Ryder is not shown even trying to repair it. I found that strange. To the point that Alec "had" to remove his own helmet to place on his child to save their life. It certainly could have been that the faceplate was too far gone and Ryder realized it, but still......something to think about.
After the fall it was only a crack. At the end the visor is plain gone.
Just started my fourth playthrough (yeah, I know...) and the fall created more than a crack, a good sized chunk was missing according to the graphics. Yes, at the end the faceplate was missing from the nose up to the hairline, and it was most probably just the way the scene was written, but something seemed.....off.
@57dragon wrote:Just started my fourth playthrough (yeah, I know...) and the fall created more than a crack, a good sized chunk was missing according to the graphics. Yes, at the end the faceplate was missing from the nose up to the hairline, and it was most probably just the way the scene was written, but something seemed.....off.
It seemed quite believable to me with the shattered visor and Alec choosing his daughter rather than himself.
