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[darth_lopez]

Cossack72 wrote...

EnforcerGREG wrote...

Randy1083 wrote...

Until/unless we hear otherwise, I move that from this moment on we refer to our mystery sniper as Big Ben.

Second

Third. Wonder if we can get the Infiltrators United behind this

Edit: Already done.

fourtherd

[Saren100]

fifthed

[Cossack72]

Done for sure:



http://social.biowar...9/#post_1274939



=)

[Randy1012]

Cossack72 wrote...

Done for sure:

http://social.biowar...9/#post_1274939

=)

Excellent. Most excellent.

[Netzach]

any animated gif of the cgi ending with shepard and the earth plus de n7 1st plane?

[mentosman8]

So, if we listen to IGN apparently the Collectors we wiped out are invading with the reapers, and that trailer alluded to multiplayer... I'm not sure where they got either of those assumptions

[Slayer299]

Saren100 wrote...
I cant see them lasting long against reaper fire power.

*if* they were going after the Reapers directly I'd agree with you, but I don't think they are. When I was looking at the pic and the video it seemed they were flying in and out of London. Maybe dropping off soldiers/police/mercs vs. Reaper ground forces to try and buy time for civilians to be evac'd out.

[darth_lopez]

mentosman8 wrote...

So, if we listen to IGN apparently the Collectors we wiped out are invading with the reapers, and that trailer alluded to multiplayer... I'm not sure where they got either of those assumptions

i think it's safe to say that IGN is wrong. We Blew up the COllector homeoworld or at the very least invaded it with anti-alien SOBs So there is no way the collectors could come back. and how does that even remotely allude to a multiplayer?!

Modifié par darth_lopez, 12 décembre 2010 - 04:16 .

[Slayer299]

darth_lopez wrote...

mentosman8 wrote...

So, if we listen to IGN apparently the Collectors we wiped out are invading with the reapers, and that trailer alluded to multiplayer... I'm not sure where they got either of those assumptions

i think it's safe to say that IGN is wrong. We Blew up the COllector homeoworld or at the very least invaded it with anti-alien SOBs So there is no way the collectors could come back. and how does that even remotely allude to a multiplayer?!

Well, *if* those are Collectors it would imply that the base we blew up wasn't the primary base as more than a few people have been speculating and those might be non-Protheans to boot as well.  Another race the Reapers didn't feel cut the mustard and repurposed to serve their needs.

[ArcanistLibram]

It wouldn't be impossible for there to be some Collectors left somewhere.

[That One Display Name]

Seeing how the teaser trailer Bioware announced for Mass Effect 2 revealed sheperd being KIA, and then seeing Shepherd "die" in the opening of the game, based on this trailer, I'm kind of looking forward to seeing Earth get annihilated during the opening cutscene at the start of Mass Effect 3.

[Randy1012]

That One Display Name wrote...

Seeing how the teaser trailer Bioware announced for Mass Effect 2 revealed sheperd being KIA, and then seeing Shepherd "die" in the opening of the game, based on this trailer, I'm kind of looking forward to seeing Earth get annihilated during the opening cutscene at the start of Mass Effect 3.

No thanks. Earth being annihilated means 11 billion humans dead, leaving only about 1 billion left in the entire galaxy.

In which case, Shepard = EPIC FAIL.

[That One Display Name]

Randy1083 wrote...

That One Display Name wrote...

Seeing how the teaser trailer Bioware announced for Mass Effect 2 revealed sheperd being KIA, and then seeing Shepherd "die" in the opening of the game, based on this trailer, I'm kind of looking forward to seeing Earth get annihilated during the opening cutscene at the start of Mass Effect 3.

No thanks. Earth being annihilated means 11 billion humans dead, leaving only about 1 billion left in the entire galaxy.

In which case, Shepard = EPIC FAIL.

I'm not saying all the humans there need to die with it. You could have a massive evacuation/retreat while the reapers sit there and devastate the planet beyond repair in a show of "Ya, that's right! We're the unstoppable evil villians" just to provide a sobering reality of the great danger the galaxy faces. Start the game off with an, "Oh crap.. what am I getting myself into?"

Although, I wouldn't mind seeing the galactic population get reduced to scraps by the end of the game. I want to see some huge losses and sacrifices in this battle, or I won't think of the reapers as epic enemies...

[Luigitornado]

The screen shot kind of makes it seem like Shepard is on TIM's ship.

[Luigitornado]

darth_lopez wrote...

mentosman8 wrote...

So, if we listen to IGN apparently the Collectors we wiped out are invading with the reapers, and that trailer alluded to multiplayer... I'm not sure where they got either of those assumptions

i think it's safe to say that IGN is wrong. We Blew up the COllector homeoworld or at the very least invaded it with anti-alien SOBs So there is no way the collectors could come back. and how does that even remotely allude to a multiplayer?!

Maybe...maybe that is a Husk.

From ME1 to ME2 Shepard mentions that the Husks seem more..."advanced."

Maybe the Reapers have them using weapons now.

Modifié par Luigitornado, 12 décembre 2010 - 06:42 .

[Zulu_DFA]

Randy1083 wrote...

That One Display Name wrote...

Seeing how the teaser trailer Bioware announced for Mass Effect 2 revealed sheperd being KIA, and then seeing Shepherd "die" in the opening of the game, based on this trailer, I'm kind of looking forward to seeing Earth get annihilated during the opening cutscene at the start of Mass Effect 3.

No thanks. Earth being annihilated means 11 billion humans dead, leaving only about 1 billion left in the entire galaxy.

In which case, Shepard = EPIC FAIL.

First, there are much fewer Humans off Earth, than 1 billion. Under 100 million is a better guess.

Yet, even if the Earth gets annihilated, it makes little difference in the big picture, as long as major colonies and Alliances industry are untauched. You see, in a space era, the power of Humanity will be measured not bythe  number of human beings, but by the number of star systems controlled, and the industrial output capacity.

Earth in the ME universe is a huge sink consuming the colonial power, actually. So Humanity will only become stronger if that sink is destroyed. Also, spacers and colonists > earthworms. I mean genetically, they are the best Mankind has to offer.

Of course, the Earth must be retaken and repopulated at some point, but my Earthborn Human-supremacist Shepard won't shed any tears about the Parliament getting leveled.

[AdmiralCheez]

^He actually has a point. So long as we still have control of big guns and lots of resources, our population is a non-issue.

[GodWood]

Good thing we secured human control of the council.

[The Unfallen]

After watching the VGA Trailer for ME 3, I am presented with a grim thought in my mind, in which the war-torn Commander is presented with a choice, to save Humanity, or the entire Galaxy.

[GodWood]

That Yellow Bastard wrote...
After watching the VGA Trailer for ME 3, I am presented with a grim thought in my mind, in which the war-torn Commander is presented with a choice, to save Humanity, or the entire Galaxy.

Entire galaxy meaning, all the other races except humanity, right?

[Zulu_DFA]

AdmiralCheez wrote...

^He actually has a point. So long as we still have control of big guns and lots of resources, our population is a non-issue.

I always have a point.

The Acturus Station, Shanxi, Eden Prime, Terra Nova, Ellysium, Bekenstein. This is the Systems Alliance, this is Humanity. Earth... just holding us back.

Modifié par Zulu_DFA, 12 décembre 2010 - 01:00 .

[Randy1012]

Zulu_DFA wrote...

First, there are much fewer Humans off Earth, than 1 billion. Under 100 million is a better guess.

Gah, you're right. That gaffe is especially embarrassing considering that a couple months ago I actually went to the trouble of trying to figure out the human population outside of Earth in this post and concluded that it could only be around 100 million at the most.

[Weskerr]

That Yellow Bastard wrote...

After watching the VGA Trailer for ME 3, I am presented with a grim thought in my mind, in which the war-torn Commander is presented with a choice, to save Humanity, or the entire Galaxy.

If you save the Galaxy, then you are saving everyone. If you save the Earth only, you are not necessarily saving Humanity because 1) There will be Reapers throughout the entire civilized space-faring galaxy, so they could reinforce their invasion of Earth. 2) Fending off the Reapers that invade Earth does not destroy the Reaper threat. Everyone, including Humanity, will still be threatened with anihilation.

There is one choice and one choice only: Save the entire galaxy.

Modifié par Weskerr, 12 décembre 2010 - 07:46 .

[That One Display Name]

Zulu_DFA wrote...

AdmiralCheez wrote...

^He actually has a point. So long as we still have control of big guns and lots of resources, our population is a non-issue.

I always have a point.

The Acturus Station, Shanxi, Eden Prime, Terra Nova, Ellysium, Bekenstein. This is the Systems Alliance, this is Humanity. Earth... just holding us back.



***
Also is it just me, or the sniper-guy is Ron Pearlman?

I count that as a vote in favor of seeing the Earth get destroyed.

[Zulu_DFA]

That One Display Name wrote...

Zulu_DFA wrote...

AdmiralCheez wrote...

^He actually has a point. So long as we still have control of big guns and lots of resources, our population is a non-issue.

I always have a point.

The Acturus Station, Shanxi, Eden Prime, Terra Nova, Ellysium, Bekenstein. This is the Systems Alliance, this is Humanity. Earth... just holding us back.

I count that as a vote in favor of seeing the Earth get destroyed.

Better Earth than the colonies. It'll keep those idiot Reapers busy for a while, so TIM can come up with something.

Modifié par Zulu_DFA, 12 décembre 2010 - 01:00 .