didymos1120 wrote...
jasonsantanna wrote...
masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Special:NewFiles
Interesting image over there. Looks like Quasar may be makin' a comeback:
Thrombin wrote...
The Reapers winning is fine as long as you don't have to wind too far back in your saved games to fix it. If you lose and have to replay half the game before you get a decent ending then it would suck big time.
As for the destruction of Earth I would not like that at all. I like my escapism to have happy endings. I've got real life if I want to experience the reality of failure.
jasonsantanna wrote...
Mechler wrote...
Therefore_I_Am wrote...
jasonsantanna wrote...
What I don't understand is if TIM has been indoctronated by the Reapers, why would he bring back Shep after the Reapers henchmen the collectors already killed Shep, I mean was the whole thing a test to show his masters ,the reapers that humanity is best and unique ,that Shep is one of its best and to prove it all the events in ME2 was a test , I dont get it. . . ?
Well, TIM wanted to stop the reapers, he never said he wanted to destroy the reapers mind you, but to stop them from obliterating humanity, which is why he recovered Shep. He knows that fighting the reapers is pretty much suicide, and he was exploring alternatives that can ultimatley save humanity. So I think when ME3 comes around, he comes to the conlcusion that he doesn't want to destroy humanity by fighting the reapers, but instead join the reapers as a means of evolutionary ascension, because he knows that it is impossible to stop them and there is no other way.... at least from his point of view.
Already done with Saren. Would be boring. How about TIM finding a way to control the Reapers. He wants them for his own private army to push humanity to the top. And blowing said control room up wll be the key to victory for Shep
I think your theory maybe headed in the right direction , plus I think TIM has found the secret to indoctrination and using it to control his troops ,and for some odd reason I think maybe his troops are inferior clones of Shep. . . Just a thought
Modifié par M8DMAN, 25 août 2011 - 11:52 .
M8DMAN wrote...
So female aliens yes or no?
M8DMAN wrote...
So female aliens yes or no?
Mechler wrote...
jasonsantanna wrote...
Mechler wrote...
Therefore_I_Am wrote...
jasonsantanna wrote...
What I don't understand is if TIM has been indoctronated by the Reapers, why would he bring back Shep after the Reapers henchmen the collectors already killed Shep, I mean was the whole thing a test to show his masters ,the reapers that humanity is best and unique ,that Shep is one of its best and to prove it all the events in ME2 was a test , I dont get it. . . ?
Well, TIM wanted to stop the reapers, he never said he wanted to destroy the reapers mind you, but to stop them from obliterating humanity, which is why he recovered Shep. He knows that fighting the reapers is pretty much suicide, and he was exploring alternatives that can ultimatley save humanity. So I think when ME3 comes around, he comes to the conlcusion that he doesn't want to destroy humanity by fighting the reapers, but instead join the reapers as a means of evolutionary ascension, because he knows that it is impossible to stop them and there is no other way.... at least from his point of view.
Already done with Saren. Would be boring. How about TIM finding a way to control the Reapers. He wants them for his own private army to push humanity to the top. And blowing said control room up wll be the key to victory for Shep
I think your theory maybe headed in the right direction , plus I think TIM has found the secret to indoctrination and using it to control his troops ,and for some odd reason I think maybe his troops are inferior clones of Shep. . . Just a thought
Mister Illusive did some data-mining while shep was swimming in the lazarus pit? Not bad. LetÍ's make a separat thread and figure out the whole stroy till march
JamieCOTC wrote...
Apparently, the Reapers can win in the same manner that Shepard can ally w/ Cerberus. Die and stop playing.
variobunz wrote...
You'll need an origin-account to play ME3.
netleopard54 wrote...
variobunz wrote...
You'll need an origin-account to play ME3.
do you have a source for this information?
TMA LIVE wrote...
So, when should we expect some news?
didymos1120 wrote...
netleopard54 wrote...
variobunz wrote...
You'll need an origin-account to play ME3.
do you have a source for this information?
No, because Bioware hasn't said anything about Origin being required.
variobunz wrote...
didymos1120 wrote...
netleopard54 wrote...
variobunz wrote...
You'll need an origin-account to play ME3.
do you have a source for this information?
No, because Bioware hasn't said anything about Origin being required.
www.gamestar.de/spiele/battlefield-3/news/origin,45612,2560473.html
"the upcoming Battlefield 3 or Mass Effect 3 will play on the PC. Both titles require an online account with Origin service."
Sorry if the translation is a little rusty
Modifié par didymos1120, 26 août 2011 - 06:49 .
leonia42 wrote...
It's a bit misleading, for those who don't recognise that an Origin account is the same thing as an EA Master Account (which most folks who play EA games already have). There's a lot of hooplah over the Origin service lately so I can see people accidently getting the program and the service confused. I suspect the only people who need to download and use Origin (the program) are those who bought digital copies of ME3 (or any other EA game). It's really common sense, just.. instead of getting it off Steam, some games are only going to be on Origin (for digital distribution).
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