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[KevShep]

GabrielMenethil wrote...

I think indoctrination is one of the few ways to explain The Council's action. Their reasoning to Shepard about why the reapers can't exsist is illogical.

They state that Saren manipulated the geth into believing he was Sovereign's agent and then go on to say that thereaper wreckage was so advanced because it was built by the geth. How can Saren have convinced the geth to follow him by claiming that he is the agent of something they built?

Another thing that makes no sense is their disbelief of what Shepard says even after he has been proven right every previous time they doubted him. This is even more bizarre when compared to their incredible faith that Saren is innocent when he is 1st accused in Mass Effect 1.

If they turn out to be indoctrinated then thats going to blow. I think that they are not indoctrinated and that they are just a problem/obstacle for the player and to give the story more powerfull appeal for the player as well.

[Gday]

Zan Mura wrote...

Imagine a species that overthrows the galaxy once, develops their technology up to a certain point and eventually comes up with a cunning plan. The plan involves planting traps that seem beneficial, but tie all the organics into one easily managed network so that they can be observed, analyzed and prepared... for being culled. Imagine that this species then retreats outside of the galaxy, and basically sleeps for 50k years without evolving or changing. After 50k years or when one of their agents left behind sends them a signal, they swoop in to reap on the newest batch of organics, absorbing them as well.

 
This Assumes that this galaxy is the only one that they harvest in how do we know that they dont just go from 
galaxy  to galaxy  taking say 10k years neer the suns of the  galaxy's to change there 'batteries'