XenoAlbedo wrote...
*Slams head into wall again*This is the Tali thread, not the ending thread. There is another thread for that. You want to talk about the endings then go there.
What I'm saying is... Tali can't work magic.
Otherwise you'd say she should have repaired the SR1 mid-flight WHILE it was being destroyed and saved the ship. It's about as believable as Tali building a research lab in the wreckage of th Normandy where she creates all sorts of dextro-based life and somehow fixes the ship and makes it fly again.
XenoAlbedo wrote...
So it's plausible for people to lift
people up with their minds as biotics do? Or for holograms to hurt
people? Or for hologram glove arms to shoot fire?
No,
but... you know, sci-fi. Game play. There are limits to suspension of
disbelief. I can accept some kind of fancy technology that lets you
shoot a jet of plasma from your arm. I can... kind of accept the way
biotics work, mainly because at least in humans they require
technological augmentation to do anything.
It's hardly "science", but it is more believable than what I described above.
Also in ME1 it was stressed that in "reality" biotics had to eat a lot because using them drained their energy, requiring a high calorie died. They were potent but had no stamina. In lore at least.
Modifié par Saphra Deden, 02 mars 2012 - 02:25 .