twisty77 wrote...
Man I was really looking forward to a trial. I was kinda hoping that Shep would be in the middle of explaining his/her actions in Arrival and the Reapers would then blow the roof off the joint and say "Surprize!!!"
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Wait a second. Yeah! Maybe they're on their way to the trial before the Reapers arrive.Aaleel wrote...
staindgrey wrote...
PlumPaul82393 wrote...
Aaleel wrote...
I wondering if there was even a trial at all.
Anderson says anyone else would have been tried, court martialed and discharged, but your knowledge of the reapers was the only thing that stopped it from happening to you.'
It sounds like you just got grounded and relieved of command.
I noticed this as well, good find.
"The **** you've done" is likely referring to ME2 as a whole. Shepard worked with Cerberus. Regardless of Arrival happening, she'd be put on trial, court-martialed and discharged simply for working with what the Alliance labels a terrorist organization. It would be like a United States soldier working for Al-Queda for a short while then coming back.
The events of Arrival would take something else entirely. This isn't just the Alliance; this is the entire Batarian government. There's no way in the universe that Shepard could just be grounded and relieved of command to make that problem go away. There has to be a trial of some sort for that large of a loss of life for any race, let alone one that dislikes humanity to begin with.
Anderson says how are you holding up since being relieved of duty. Then he says don't worry we'll get it all sorted out, as if there hasn't even been a trial yet, and you're just grounded.
Almost like you're waiting for trial.
Three weeks before launch ? They *will* be working. It's basically part of their job description.Weskerr wrote...
N00blet666 wrote...
I am shocked that a dev hasn't posted anything in here yet.
It's Sunday, so they're not working. Or, player's fears are true and what we saw in the demo is what we'll get in the game.
Aaleel wrote...
staindgrey wrote...
"The **** you've done" is likely referring to ME2 as a whole. Shepard worked with Cerberus. Regardless of Arrival happening, she'd be put on trial, court-martialed and discharged simply for working with what the Alliance labels a terrorist organization. It would be like a United States soldier working for Al-Queda for a short while then coming back.
The events of Arrival would take something else entirely. This isn't just the Alliance; this is the entire Batarian government. There's no way in the universe that Shepard could just be grounded and relieved of command to make that problem go away. There has to be a trial of some sort for that large of a loss of life for any race, let alone one that dislikes humanity to begin with.
Anderson says how are you holding up since being relieved of duty. Then he says don't worry we'll get it all sorted out, as if there hasn't even been a trial yet, and you're just grounded.
Almost like you're waiting for trial.
GreenSoda wrote...
Three weeks before launch ? They *will* be working. It's basically part of their job description.Weskerr wrote...
N00blet666 wrote...
I am shocked that a dev hasn't posted anything in here yet.
It's Sunday, so they're not working. Or, player's fears are true and what we saw in the demo is what we'll get in the game.
Weskerr wrote...
GreenSoda wrote...
Three weeks before launch ? They *will* be working. It's basically part of their job description.Weskerr wrote...
N00blet666 wrote...
I am shocked that a dev hasn't posted anything in here yet.
It's Sunday, so they're not working. Or, player's fears are true and what we saw in the demo is what we'll get in the game.
So what we see in the demo is what we get in the game. No trial. No exposition.
Xarathox wrote...
Weskerr wrote...
GreenSoda wrote...
Three weeks before launch ? They *will* be working. It's basically part of their job description.Weskerr wrote...
N00blet666 wrote...
I am shocked that a dev hasn't posted anything in here yet.
It's Sunday, so they're not working. Or, player's fears are true and what we saw in the demo is what we'll get in the game.
So what we see in the demo is what we get in the game. No trial. No exposition.
Or, you see only what they want you to see in their demo. It's not unheard of to cut **** out for a demo...it's actually expected.
staindgrey wrote...
Aaleel wrote...
staindgrey wrote...
"The **** you've done" is likely referring to ME2 as a whole. Shepard worked with Cerberus. Regardless of Arrival happening, she'd be put on trial, court-martialed and discharged simply for working with what the Alliance labels a terrorist organization. It would be like a United States soldier working for Al-Queda for a short while then coming back.
The events of Arrival would take something else entirely. This isn't just the Alliance; this is the entire Batarian government. There's no way in the universe that Shepard could just be grounded and relieved of command to make that problem go away. There has to be a trial of some sort for that large of a loss of life for any race, let alone one that dislikes humanity to begin with.
Anderson says how are you holding up since being relieved of duty. Then he says don't worry we'll get it all sorted out, as if there hasn't even been a trial yet, and you're just grounded.
Almost like you're waiting for trial.
That could be something you do to gain Batarian support, go to their homeworld to report for your crimes. But still, if ME3 happens well after the events of ME2 (I think I remember it being 6 months...? someone fact check me), then that trial should have already happened. With that large of a loss of life-- let alone resources, land, etc.-- the Batarians would NOT wait six months for justice. That trial or war or whatever would follow would do so immediately.
Modifié par Aaleel, 12 février 2012 - 10:44 .
Well like other people have said maybe it's not a trial in the classic sense maybe it's more of an inquiry. Maybe they just need to get all the details of what occured during arrival from Shepard. After they get this information they ground him. Anderson "getting all of this fixed up" could simply mean he wants to get him un grounded. An inquiry would be just fine with me. As long as they discuss what happened during Arrival I don't care what they call it.Aaleel wrote...
staindgrey wrote...
Aaleel wrote...
staindgrey wrote...
"The **** you've done" is likely referring to ME2 as a whole. Shepard worked with Cerberus. Regardless of Arrival happening, she'd be put on trial, court-martialed and discharged simply for working with what the Alliance labels a terrorist organization. It would be like a United States soldier working for Al-Queda for a short while then coming back.
The events of Arrival would take something else entirely. This isn't just the Alliance; this is the entire Batarian government. There's no way in the universe that Shepard could just be grounded and relieved of command to make that problem go away. There has to be a trial of some sort for that large of a loss of life for any race, let alone one that dislikes humanity to begin with.
Anderson says how are you holding up since being relieved of duty. Then he says don't worry we'll get it all sorted out, as if there hasn't even been a trial yet, and you're just grounded.
Almost like you're waiting for trial.
That could be something you do to gain Batarian support, go to their homeworld to report for your crimes. But still, if ME3 happens well after the events of ME2 (I think I remember it being 6 months...? someone fact check me), then that trial should have already happened. With that large of a loss of life-- let alone resources, land, etc.-- the Batarians would NOT wait six months for justice. That trial or war or whatever would follow would do so immediately.
Everything in the conversations leads one to believe he/she is just grounded and hasn't been tried.
Anderson saying we'll get it all sorted out really leans that way. There's nothing to sort out if the verdict is already in. Plus if the trial had already happened, Shepard would be in jail if guilty or back to duty if cleared. Why would he/she still be just grounded.
Also Anderson says the committee has read his/her reports and they trust him/her, and then Shepard says is that why they grounded me and took away my ship. That line would have had 'is that why they put me on trial' somewhere in it had he/she already been tried.
Weskerr wrote...
Xarathox wrote...
Weskerr wrote...
GreenSoda wrote...
Three weeks before launch ? They *will* be working. It's basically part of their job description.Weskerr wrote...
N00blet666 wrote...
I am shocked that a dev hasn't posted anything in here yet.
It's Sunday, so they're not working. Or, player's fears are true and what we saw in the demo is what we'll get in the game.
So what we see in the demo is what we get in the game. No trial. No exposition.
Or, you see only what they want you to see in their demo. It's not unheard of to cut **** out for a demo...it's actually expected.
Ok, so why don't they say so to allay people's fears?
If they are anything like me, they will be reading this with an evil grinWeskerr wrote...
Ok, so why don't they say so to allay people's fears?
Chris Priestly wrote...
Hah Yes Reapers wrote...
There is no trial.
Yes there is. It's how you start the game.
Xarathox wrote...
Weskerr wrote...
Xarathox wrote...
Weskerr wrote...
GreenSoda wrote...
Three weeks before launch ? They *will* be working. It's basically part of their job description.Weskerr wrote...
N00blet666 wrote...
I am shocked that a dev hasn't posted anything in here yet.
It's Sunday, so they're not working. Or, player's fears are true and what we saw in the demo is what we'll get in the game.
So what we see in the demo is what we get in the game. No trial. No exposition.
Or, you see only what they want you to see in their demo. It's not unheard of to cut **** out for a demo...it's actually expected.
Ok, so why don't they say so to allay people's fears?
It's sunday (here anyways), and I haven't seen much activity from BW all day. However, they don't exactly have to say anything if they don't want to.
DJBare wrote...
If they are anything like me, they will be reading this with an evil grinWeskerr wrote...
Ok, so why don't they say so to allay people's fears?
Modifié par ramdog7, 12 février 2012 - 11:50 .
ramdog7 wrote...
I think the trail/ hearing will play as a type of genesis comic book to inform new players . It makes sense cuz they will be asking shepard question about this military record and why he blew up the batarian system. It would make sense to cut it out, the demo can only be so big and putting in the whole trial would be pointless after all it is a demo. For example when u play the demo they ask u if u saved ash,kaiden and an option where a u lost alot of your squad mates. Why would bioware exclude the rest of ur choices?? Answer: it a demo!
I hope this is what's going on! A trial would be an easy form of exposition for newcomers too...ramdog7 wrote...
I think the trail/ hearing will play as a
type of genesis comic book to inform new players . It makes sense cuz
they will be asking shepard question about this military record and why
he blew up the batarian system. It would make sense to cut it out, the
demo can only be so big and putting in the whole trial would be
pointless after all it is a demo. For example when u play the demo they
ask u if u saved ash,kaiden and an option where u lost alot of your
squadmates. Why would bioware exclude the rest of the choices?? Answer:
it a demo!
Modifié par insomniac13, 13 février 2012 - 12:15 .
Well if this is true then everybodies disapointed.jamskinner wrote...
I asked about this and was told the demo and the game start the same.
I asked if they were different. Here is a quote:N00blet666 wrote...
Well if this is true then everybodies disapointed.jamskinner wrote...
I asked about this and was told the demo and the game start the same.
Modifié par jamskinner, 13 février 2012 - 12:14 .
where is your proofjamskinner wrote...
I asked if they were different. Here is a quote:N00blet666 wrote...
Well if this is true then everybodies disapointed.jamskinner wrote...
I asked about this and was told the demo and the game start the same.
No, the demo is taken directly from the beginning of the game.
Pm chris and ask him. Thats my proof.ramdog7 wrote...
where is your proofjamskinner wrote...
I asked if they were different. Here is a quote:N00blet666 wrote...
Well if this is true then everybodies disapointed.jamskinner wrote...
I asked about this and was told the demo and the game start the same.
No, the demo is taken directly from the beginning of the game.
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