przemichal wrote...
The
nanites have been mentioned quite many times as to now. They were especially important in the 'Retribution' novel, which revealed that the nanites are in fact the way the Reapers indoctrinate people; nanites simply take control over one's nervous system and make him obedient while still consciouss, so that he becomes "prisoner of his own body" (this is Grayson's metaphor, not mine). They may enhance your strenght to an extent you become a super-soldier; they communicate via quantum entanglement communicator. They may affect you directly, forcing you to do what the Reapers desire, or indirectly, making you think that you want what they do or see strange things (compare to some logs you find while tresspassing the derelict Reaper). Also ME2 reveals that they do decompose the bodies of liquefied people. Then they probably compose it back to form a Reaper. (They also do decompose Reapers' constructs like Praetorians and them fallen Collectors.)
It is a sci-fi trope that nanites with some single purpose break out of control and begin to create something that cannot be stopped (by indoctrinating people and making a Reaper out of them for the purpose of controlling or enhancing evolution). If this is the case in ME -- if the Reapers started with nanites -- it will be a serious dissapointment. Anyway, it's some theory, and I didn't see anybody post it before, so here it goes.
So, the main idea is that the Reapers are product of some kind of nanites outbreak and that the indoctrination preceeds the Reapers. Indoctrination and nanites may also be the way we are going to fight them back. Why? Because nobody is expecting it! (Just like nobody expected that he is his father...przemichal wrote...
It's almost obvious at this point that the Reaper can only be created with the use of nanites. So this theory may be true; [the fact] that they [nanites] are tools do not colide in any way with what I said: that they may have broken (somehow) out of control at the beginning and "made" the first Reapers. Not that they are in any way sapient themselves.
This theory can be backed up by a lot of evidence from books, comics and games (especially "Evolution").
The original topic http://social.biowar...5/index/6084534
I hope it finds some interests this time; if not, I'm not going to repost it again.
What do you think?
Modifié par przemichal, 17 juin 2011 - 07:47 .





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