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[DiebytheSword]

Dean_the_Young wrote...

So, if Prothy is basically Renegade Shepard 50k years from the past...


I have a vision of the future should the Reapers lose the war.

Behold the super-secret teammate in the new Reaper War, Human!

'Pyjacks? I used to run over your kind for laughs. With a tank.'

'Space Cows are the new Volus? Man, I knew this shifty one once... it was no match for a missile.'

'I remember when Varren were nothing more than pit dogs.'

'Sentient Thresher Maws? You've got to be kidding me.'

LMAO, all good ones Dean.

Maybe we should add:  "Vorcha, you guys actually survived the extinction, eh?"

Modifié par DiebytheSword, 20 décembre 2011 - 05:15 .

[Someone With Mass]

AdmiralCheez wrote...

AVPen wrote...

I think Saphra's just mad that there's actually a cool, badass Renegade on the team who's non-human and doesn't work for an organization named after a mythological three-headed dog.

See, it's not that aliens are automatically more popular because they're not human; they actually are more badass.

This is a fact too.

While the salarians were too busy eating flies and the humans too busy living in caves, this guy fought for the survival of his entire race and was constantly surrounded by death and destruction.

Oh, and his memory totem kicks the hell out of that graybox.

[The Elder King]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Well, if they were powering only one stasis sphere, maybe it lasted longer because of that, compared to the hundreds of Protheans in stasis on Ilos.

Or maybe they found a way to make it draw natural energy from a planet.

I agreed, though, if I remember readind that he wasn't meant to be the only one to be put in stasis, right?

[Someone With Mass]

hhh89 wrote...

I agreed, though, if I remember readind that he wasn't meant to be the only one to be put in stasis, right?

Yeah, but the most likely scenario is that the sleeper agents hit before he could do anything. He was the only survivor and then he entered a stasis project that was meant to hold many more than him alone, so that's probably how he saved a lot of energy.

[CroGamer002]

hhh89 wrote...

Because it's unrealistic that a Prothean could survive this long? If that's the reason, I could understand. While I really like him and his dialogue, I find a bit unrealistic his survival, though I'll hold my judgement about that after I played his mission.

Though Protheans on Ilos surviving for centuries is?

[PnXMarcin1PL]

DiebytheSword wrote...

Dean_the_Young wrote...

So, if Prothy is basically Renegade Shepard 50k years from the past...


I have a vision of the future should the Reapers lose the war.

Behold the super-secret teammate in the new Reaper War, Human!

'Pyjacks? I used to run over your kind for laughs. With a tank.'

'Space Cows are the new Volus? Man, I knew this shifty one once... it was no match for a missile.'

'I remember when Varren were nothing more than pit dogs.'

'Sentient Thresher Maws? You've got to be kidding me.'

LMAO, all good ones Dean.

Maybe we should add:  "Vorcha, you guys actually survived the extinction, eh?"

LOOOL!!

[DarthSliver]

hhh89 wrote...

armass wrote...



Dude he's a prothean, they managed to reverse-engineer a mass relay. Who's to say they didn't have special cryo or stasis chambers that would last over 50 k years? They can also read information from objects and living beings by touching them.

I said it's a bit unrealistic, but that I'll hold my judgement after I play that part of the game. I agree, the Prothean had a great technology, but I don't know if they could've find a way to preserve a stasis chamber for 50k years, considering that he wasn't supposed to be the only one to be preserved. Again, I'll wait to see what  explanation they find.

Commander Shepard being brought back from the dead is realistic, because s/he was dead for about 2 weeks or so before Cerberus started their project on him/her. Considering they brought Shepard back from the dead I am sure they will find a way to make Prothy believable. Not to mention Protheans had great Technolgy when the Reapers invaded, highly likely they had the tech to put someone in stasis for a very very very very very long time.

[The Elder King]

Mesina2 wrote...

hhh89 wrote...

Because it's unrealistic that a Prothean could survive this long? If that's the reason, I could understand. While I really like him and his dialogue, I find a bit unrealistic his survival, though I'll hold my judgement about that after I played his mission.

Though Protheans on Ilos surviving for centuries is?

I'm not saying that the stasis is unrealistic, but the time. Vigil had to cut down a lot of people to mantain the key scientist of the project, and while it could be that the Prothean was put in stasis after the betrayal, as SMW said, so that he could be the only one in stasis and thus preserving some energy, we don't know yet what happened (or at least, I don't know), and the time the Prothean was in stasis is a lot more than the time the scientist in Ilos were in stasis.
Though I'm not saying that I'm sure that the explanation for  his survival will be unrealistic. Bioware could've find something that can explain that. For now, because I don't know how he survived, I'd say it's a bit unrealistic.
I'd prefer if the method and the technology they used to put our squadmate in stasis is different than the one used on  Ilos.
Anyway, it's not a big deal for me. There were a lof of other thing more unrealistic in the ME IP (Lazarus Project above others), and I enjoed greatly the games despite them. It's not that thing that will make me dislike ME3.

[The Elder King]

DarthSliver wrote...



Commander Shepard being brought back from the dead is realistic, because s/he was dead for about 2 weeks or so before Cerberus started their project on him/her. Considering they brought Shepard back from the dead I am sure they will find a way to make Prothy believable. Not to mention Protheans had great Technolgy when the Reapers invaded, highly likely they had the tech to put someone in stasis for a very very very very very long time.

I agree that they could've find something to make the survival of Prothy beleviable, but I have to disagree on Shepard. Lazarus Project was unrealistic for me. Maybe if they used the Reaper technology to revive him it could make sense, but there isn't any confirmation that they used it to revive Shepard. Though I think we'll find that in ME3.

[LTiberious]

hhh89 wrote...

Saphra Deden wrote...

I'm hoping this guy is DLC so I can avoid him.

Because it's unrealistic that a Prothean could survive this long? If that's the reason, I could understand. While I really like him and his dialogue, I find a bit unrealistic his survival, though I'll hold my judgement about that after I played his mission.

Dean_the_Young wrote...

So, if Prothy is basically Renegade Shepard 50k years from the past...


I have a vision of the future should the Reapers lose the war.

Behold the super-secret teammate in the new Reaper War, Human!

'Pyjacks? I used to run over your kind for laughs. With a tank.'

'Space Cows are the new Volus? Man, I knew this shifty one once... it was no match for a missile.'

'I remember when Varren were nothing more than pit dogs.'

'Sentient Thresher Maws? You've got to be kidding me.'

That was hilarious!

AFAIK he was ressurected, the same as shepard was

[Nerevar-as]

hhh89 wrote...

DarthSliver wrote...



Commander Shepard being brought back from the dead is realistic, because s/he was dead for about 2 weeks or so before Cerberus started their project on him/her. Considering they brought Shepard back from the dead I am sure they will find a way to make Prothy believable. Not to mention Protheans had great Technolgy when the Reapers invaded, highly likely they had the tech to put someone in stasis for a very very very very very long time.

I agree that they could've find something to make the survival of Prothy beleviable, but I have to disagree on Shepard. Lazarus Project was unrealistic for me. Maybe if they used the Reaper technology to revive him it could make sense, but there isn't any confirmation that they used it to revive Shepard. Though I think we'll find that in ME3.

The only problem there is that Shepard´s memories are intact (unless you play otherwise, and Akuze <_<), and no explanation is given about that. I don´t know what brain damage Shepard would have the way s/he died, but it´s something it should have been addressed. Then again, there are several things in the game where the team seemed to wrongly take for granted we wouldn´t care.

This time around they seem to be doing better, so maybe we´ll get some better explanation about Prothy´s survival. Maybe his stasis pod was connected to a renewable energy source, or something.

[Thargorichiban]

LTiberious wrote...

hhh89 wrote...

Saphra Deden wrote...

I'm hoping this guy is DLC so I can avoid him.

Because it's unrealistic that a Prothean could survive this long? If that's the reason, I could understand. While I really like him and his dialogue, I find a bit unrealistic his survival, though I'll hold my judgement about that after I played his mission.

Dean_the_Young wrote...

So, if Prothy is basically Renegade Shepard 50k years from the past...


I have a vision of the future should the Reapers lose the war.

Behold the super-secret teammate in the new Reaper War, Human!

'Pyjacks? I used to run over your kind for laughs. With a tank.'

'Space Cows are the new Volus? Man, I knew this shifty one once... it was no match for a missile.'

'I remember when Varren were nothing more than pit dogs.'

'Sentient Thresher Maws? You've got to be kidding me.'

That was hilarious!

AFAIK he was ressurected, the same as shepard was

'Wait, Yahg are now the non-violent hippies of the galaxy? Man, I should tell you about your ancestors...'

'My space hamster was the progenitor of your species? Frikkin' cosmic rays every time...'

[DarthSliver]

hhh89 wrote...

DarthSliver wrote...



Commander Shepard being brought back from the dead is realistic, because s/he was dead for about 2 weeks or so before Cerberus started their project on him/her. Considering they brought Shepard back from the dead I am sure they will find a way to make Prothy believable. Not to mention Protheans had great Technolgy when the Reapers invaded, highly likely they had the tech to put someone in stasis for a very very very very very long time.

I agree that they could've find something to make the survival of Prothy beleviable, but I have to disagree on Shepard. Lazarus Project was unrealistic for me. Maybe if they used the Reaper technology to revive him it could make sense, but there isn't any confirmation that they used it to revive Shepard. Though I think we'll find that in ME3.

I feared I misworded it, was using some sarcasm there. Thats problay the only thing that I really dont like about ME2 is the Lazarus Project but hopefully they took from that unbelievable bit and was able to figure away to make Prothy's Stasis believable. I stated before in other threads that not even Star Trek did a revive like that, was more like 5 seconds or a few minutes from the characters intial death but relatively close. 

But despite Prothy's Stasis thing that might turn out to be an unbelievable scene in itself, I do find from the spoilers with the scenes and stuff to be great. I really dig the character and really hope he can get along with Legion, probably will use them both whenever I can. I have a feeling in ME3 from the sounds of it we cant really stick with out favorite characters all the time haha. 

[Someone With Mass]

Arcian wrote...

DarthSliver wrote...

But despite Prothy's Stasis thing that might turn out to be an unbelievable scene in itself

Not sure why people keep insisting it's unbelievable. With a sufficiently large energy supply and a reinforced location that can stand the test of time, it's completely possible.

It's not even near to be the most unbelievable thing in ME3 either.

It all depends on the power sources. If they planned to go into stasis for fifty thousand years, then chances are that they constructed something to meet the power requirements.

But what I really want to know is how he avoided indoctrination so much.

[I-AM-KROGAN]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Arcian wrote...

DarthSliver wrote...

But despite Prothy's Stasis thing that might turn out to be an unbelievable scene in itself

Not sure why people keep insisting it's unbelievable. With a sufficiently large energy supply and a reinforced location that can stand the test of time, it's completely possible.

It's not even near to be the most unbelievable thing in ME3 either.

It all depends on the power sources. If they planned to go into stasis for fifty thousand years, then chances are that they constructed something to meet the power requirements.

But what I really want to know is how he avoided indoctrination so much.

Same. 

[DarthSliver]

Arcian wrote...

DarthSliver wrote...

But despite Prothy's Stasis thing that might turn out to be an unbelievable scene in itself

Not sure why people keep insisting it's unbelievable. With a sufficiently large energy supply and a reinforced location that can stand the test of time, it's completely possible.

Well I more or less ment the way it will be explained to us by Bioware, basing that off how Lazurus Project was handled with Shepard's revival but overall I can see a few Protheans surviving some where in the Galaxy. Heck I think the Protheans had more of the Galaxy explored compared to our 1% and adding that to they were Technolgically superior to us. We are bound to find something thats Prothean that will make that apparent. 

[CroGamer002]

^About lack of explanation for Lazarus Project, in-game answer is simple.

Illusive Man would keep that thing for himself.
No need to give any info to anyone who won't do that operation on someone that Illusive Man wants.

It would be really out of his character to just hand that info to Shepard, especially since it's not helping Shepard at all to stop Collectors nor Reapers.

[TheKillerAngel]

How does the Prothean survive that many years in stasis?

[JimmyTheProthean]

Could someone PM all the Prothean related leaked stuff as you can see i'm a big Prothean fan.

[Stardusk78]

CE will include the Prothean, right?

[Someone With Mass]

Stardusk78 wrote...

CE will include the Prothean, right?

I think he'll be like Zaeed and be included in new copies of the game.