Someone With Mass wrote...
Have you seen the individual frames? They're not very consistent with themselves. Some of the statues or people are fused to the walls. It's pretty surreal.
Also, the visions were supposed to point towards Ilos, not give the viewer a biology lesson.
Yeah, but all the beings in them seem to have the same consistent look: lanky limbs, smoothed-round smallish head and tentacle/beard-esque somethings running from the lower face down the chest region.
Not to mention that they're basing the wiki description of the image of a damn statue, which could represent anything or it could be a fictional figure in the Prothean culture, just like how gargoyles are in some of the human cultures.
The codex image in ME2 for "Prothean" also uses these figures in it. Given that the other species show images of their species for their entries, it would be safe to assume that this is also the case for "Prothean" as well. I'm sure you'll point out that as in-universe information that this is also due to the interpretation of those within the Mass Effect world, but not many in the universe know what The Collectors or TIM looks like either, and yet they're represented with accurate images in their codex entries too.
Just because they're doing a similar pose doesn't mean that they're the same thing either. That would be pretty dumb to believe to, since I doubt the Collectors were flash-forged out of Protheans in an instant.
Except that was the whole point of that vision in ME2: it was literally a message saying, "We, The Protheans,
are the Collectors." It's literally a case of simply going "Us = Them." That doesn't really work as a message if you have "Picture of Another Species Entirely = Them."
Sorry, but to me it's like you're trying to argue that Bruce Wayne isn't Batman, despite all evidence to the contrary. I mean, did you honestly think that what we've been seeing up until this point
weren't Protheans prior to seeing the Prothean in that image?
Modifié par Terror_K, 29 janvier 2012 - 11:44 .