Clonedzero wrote...
i clicked this thread thinking it was going to be an interesting idea about how eden prime becomes the new homeplanet for humans since earth got all busted.
but nope, dumb cliched "it was all a dream" idea.
deus ex machina is also a common thing in literature and stories.XX55XX wrote...
Guys, this is the most rational way they can use to start another trilogy.
Dream worlds are quite common in literature.
XX55XX wrote...
Guys, this is the most rational way they can use to start another trilogy.
Dream worlds are quite common in literature.
Clonedzero wrote...
deus ex machina is also a common thing in literature and stories.XX55XX wrote...
Guys, this is the most rational way they can use to start another trilogy.
Dream worlds are quite common in literature.
doesnt mean its good lol.
there isnt enough psychological cues within the story for it being a dream to make any sense.
generally when you do dream worlds theres often subtle hints that its not really reality but theres none of that in the ME series.
a surprise twist ending like that needs clues that its goign to happen, not obvious enough clues that everyone realizes whats going on before it happens, but enough so taht after you're shocked and see the twist, that you can look back and go "ohhhhh so thats what that meant when this happened and this was a clue that no one picked up on, ok this makes sense now"
not "sup! IT WAS ALL A DREAM LOL TWIST ENDING M NIGHT SHAMALAMADINGDONG STYLE!"
XX55XX wrote...
Shepard and Co. fight their way through the galaxy, gather some allies, and finally meet the bulk of Reaper horde in open space.
As the Reapers are obliterated, Shepard feels this odd sensation...
His eyes open. He's in a bunk bed. Kaiden comes over to him and tells him that they are heading to Eden Prime for a mission... All that crap that happened was a dream!
And another trilogy begins...
Modifié par kalpain, 09 juin 2011 - 05:23 .
Meshakhad2 wrote...
Massadonious1 wrote...
More like, your Warden wakes up.
Now this I like.
Modifié par ME-ParaShep, 09 juin 2011 - 05:46 .
XX55XX wrote...
Clonedzero wrote...
deus ex machina is also a common thing in literature and stories.XX55XX wrote...
Guys, this is the most rational way they can use to start another trilogy.
Dream worlds are quite common in literature.
doesnt mean its good lol.
there isnt enough psychological cues within the story for it being a dream to make any sense.
generally when you do dream worlds theres often subtle hints that its not really reality but theres none of that in the ME series.
a surprise twist ending like that needs clues that its goign to happen, not obvious enough clues that everyone realizes whats going on before it happens, but enough so taht after you're shocked and see the twist, that you can look back and go "ohhhhh so thats what that meant when this happened and this was a clue that no one picked up on, ok this makes sense now"
not "sup! IT WAS ALL A DREAM LOL TWIST ENDING M NIGHT SHAMALAMADINGDONG STYLE!"
It would certainly be a surprising twist, though. Jarring to many, even.
Pimpus93 wrote...
I disapprove of the dream idea, but it would be fun if the game ended with Shepard revisting the place where it all began.
And after explaining the dream to Kaidan, Shepard realizes that his head really, really hurts. He closes his eyes and blacks out, and then there's a view of the ceiling all blurry-like. Shepard is waking up again, but this time he's on the floor. He hears Kaidan's voice.XX55XX wrote...
Shepard and Co. fight their way through the galaxy, gather some allies, and finally meet the bulk of Reaper horde in open space.
As the Reapers are obliterated, Shepard feels this odd sensation...
His eyes open. He's in a bunk bed. Kaiden comes over to him and tells him that they are heading to Eden Prime for a mission... All that crap that happened was a dream!
And another trilogy begins...
Aris Ravenstar wrote...
And after explaining the dream to Kaidan, Shepard realizes that his head really, really hurts. He closes his eyes and blacks out, and then there's a view of the ceiling all blurry-like. Shepard is waking up again, but this time he's on the floor. He hears Kaidan's voice.XX55XX wrote...
Shepard and Co. fight their way through the galaxy, gather some allies, and finally meet the bulk of Reaper horde in open space.
As the Reapers are obliterated, Shepard feels this odd sensation...
His eyes open. He's in a bunk bed. Kaiden comes over to him and tells him that they are heading to Eden Prime for a mission... All that crap that happened was a dream!
And another trilogy begins...
"Hey, you okay? I told you not to throw too many back, the drinks at a Nar Shaddaa cantina can knock you right on your rear."
Revan shakes his head, looks at Carth and blinks. "I just had the strangest dream."
BRAAAAAAAAAAHM!
XX55XX wrote...
Guys, this is the most rational way they can use to start another trilogy.
Dream worlds are quite common in literature.
XX55XX wrote...
SpaRR wrote...
XX55XX wrote...
Shepard and Co. fight their way through the galaxy, gather some allies, and finally meet the bulk of Reaper horde in open space.
As the Reapers are obliterated, Shepard feels this odd sensation...
His eyes open. He's in a bunk bed. Kaiden comes over to him and tells him that they are heading to Eden Prime for a mission... All that crap that happened was a dream!
And another trilogy begins...
Of course not.
Sigh. People never like ideas like these for some reason... Everything had to have happened, or it didn't "matter."
Massadonious1 wrote...
More like, your Warden wakes up.
We need to go deeper!XX55XX wrote...
And... we go back to Baldur's Gate II.
Aris Ravenstar wrote...
We need to go deeper!XX55XX wrote...
And... we go back to Baldur's Gate II.
Meshakhad2 wrote...
Massadonious1 wrote...
More like, your Warden wakes up.
Now this I like.
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