Fiery Phoenix wrote...
Exactly. I wouldn't want BioWare pulling another Loghain on us.Hatchetman77 wrote...
TIM = Logaine from DA:O. Nice.Clonedzero wrote...
TIM as late game squadmate in ME3!
I do.
Fighting the Illusive Man in person?
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#51
Posté 30 avril 2011 - 03:54
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I do.
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#52
Posté 30 avril 2011 - 04:01
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He could be indoctrinated like Saren.
#53
Posté 30 avril 2011 - 04:05
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Honestly, I think that the Illusive Man might join up with us at some point in the game. In some form we'll duke it out with him, but Cerberus and the Alliance are going to have to team up at some point. I think that these are clips from ME3 hidden in the Arrival DLC:
Pretty interesting, huh?
Pretty interesting, huh?
#54
Posté 30 avril 2011 - 04:10
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If you've read the Evolution comics, you know that the Illusive Man will probably be the key to figuring out something reaper-wise. I don't think killing him will be an option for us in ME3, he is a major character. If he ends up dying, it will be the story that will kill him off.
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Posté 30 avril 2011 - 04:14
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Falcon084 wrote...
He could be indoctrinated like Saren.
If that's true, it's nothing new. BioWare wants to surprise us, I don't think he's indoctrinated.
#56
Posté 30 avril 2011 - 04:35
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Falcon084 wrote...
He could be indoctrinated like Saren.
Rather likely the opposite.
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Posté 30 avril 2011 - 09:04
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Xaijin wrote...
Falcon084 wrote...
He could be indoctrinated like Saren.
Rather likely the opposite.
As in him somehow gaining control oooooooover the Reapers? I can see that one happening.
#59
Posté 30 avril 2011 - 09:45
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Good idea.Katamariguy wrote...
Sic Jack on him.
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Posté 30 avril 2011 - 12:25
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It would be a lot more powerful if you had the choice between letting him live and bringing him into alliance custody, letting him go or executing him in cold blood. Fighting him would just seem like such a copout and it would be the heroic "I'm forced to kill him in self-defense" type of thing rather than a true difficult choice.
Turning him over to the alliance: Maybe he escapes, or he has connections to get him released so he disappears and restarts Cerberus - can you really trust the alliance?
Letting him go: Will he restart Cerberus? Almost certainly, is that what you want? Maybe you believe in Cerberus and he agrees not to come after you again, but do you trust him?
Killing him: End it once and for all, put a bullet into his head in cold blood and walk away. You don't trust him or the alliance, or you just want revenge.
Turning him over to the alliance: Maybe he escapes, or he has connections to get him released so he disappears and restarts Cerberus - can you really trust the alliance?
Letting him go: Will he restart Cerberus? Almost certainly, is that what you want? Maybe you believe in Cerberus and he agrees not to come after you again, but do you trust him?
Killing him: End it once and for all, put a bullet into his head in cold blood and walk away. You don't trust him or the alliance, or you just want revenge.
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Posté 30 avril 2011 - 04:21
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Akizora wrote...
It would be a lot more powerful if you had the choice between letting him live and bringing him into alliance custody, letting him go or executing him in cold blood. Fighting him would just seem like such a copout and it would be the heroic "I'm forced to kill him in self-defense" type of thing rather than a true difficult choice.
Turning him over to the alliance: Maybe he escapes, or he has connections to get him released so he disappears and restarts Cerberus - can you really trust the alliance?
Letting him go: Will he restart Cerberus? Almost certainly, is that what you want? Maybe you believe in Cerberus and he agrees not to come after you again, but do you trust him?
Killing him: End it once and for all, put a bullet into his head in cold blood and walk away. You don't trust him or the alliance, or you just want revenge.
What was the point of his important backstory in Evolution, then? I think that the Illusive Man has a huge role in stopping the reapers. He is an asset that Shepard needs.
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Posté 30 avril 2011 - 04:29
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Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Xaijin wrote...
Falcon084 wrote...
He could be indoctrinated like Saren.
Rather likely the opposite.
As in him somehow gaining control oooooooover the Reapers? I can see that one happening.
Hmm, that would definitely explain the reasoning behind the Evolution comic. I can really see him discovering how to take control based on the given events of what happened to him in Evolution.
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Posté 30 avril 2011 - 05:52
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I doubt it. In Retribution he's exhausted after a short firefight. If anything it might be like this though.
Go ahead and skip to 3:05 for the part I'm talking about.
Go ahead and skip to 3:05 for the part I'm talking about.
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Posté 30 avril 2011 - 05:58
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Bluefuse wrote...
What was the point of his important backstory in Evolution, then? I think that the Illusive Man has a huge role in stopping the reapers. He is an asset that Shepard needs.
If Shepard is not even given the choice to kill TIM after he tries to kill Shepard, I will be very disappointed. I won't necesserily kill him, because I can use him - but if the choice is not there then it will be a slight letdown and not as important of a decission as it would be if you can kill him.
