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Raptr569

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I couldn't see if this had been asked before so...

If the new Prothean squadmate looks like this

http://desmond.image....png&res=medium



What the hell were these statues of on Ilos?!

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Modifié par Raptr569, 23 février 2012 - 11:45 .


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Nathan Redgrave

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Apparently statues of a race that preceeded the Protheans, whom they assumed the Relays to be made by.

Makes sense. Filling your cities with statues of your own race seems a touch narcissistic to me, and "Prothy's" design at least shows that there was a logical transition/evolution that took place between Prothean and Collector, rather than those weird tentacle-face things turning into four-eyed insects for no goddamn reason.

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i imagine if an alien came to earth 50,000 years after we had died out they'd say the same about henry moore's sculptures

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Nathan Redgrave wrote...

Apparently statues of a race that preceeded the Protheans, whom they assumed the Relays to be made by.

Makes sense. Filling your cities with statues of your own race seems a touch narcissistic to me, and "Prothy's" design at least shows that there was a logical transition/evolution that took place between Prothean and Collector, rather than those weird tentacle-face things turning into four-eyed insects for no goddamn reason.


All human civilisations have statues of famous or important historicle people, it's not narcissism (unless it's a dictator) it's usually highlighting someones achievements.

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The only reason that I can think of is that Protheans are like ants. You have works and warriors that have variations.

Maybe the statues are their scientist caste and this one is like a warrior caste.

Would love a dev to explain this one.

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Raptr569 wrote...

Nathan Redgrave wrote...

Apparently statues of a race that preceeded the Protheans, whom they assumed the Relays to be made by.

Makes sense. Filling your cities with statues of your own race seems a touch narcissistic to me, and "Prothy's" design at least shows that there was a logical transition/evolution that took place between Prothean and Collector, rather than those weird tentacle-face things turning into four-eyed insects for no goddamn reason.


All human civilisations have statues of famous or important historicle people, it's not narcissism (unless it's a dictator) it's usually highlighting someones achievements.


How many human civilizations line their streets with countless statues of the same bloody man or woman? There's a difference between having one really big statue of Abe Lincoln and having two hundred statues of the schmuck who lives on the ninth floor of that middle-class apartment building over yonder, y'know.

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Well I'm speaking from a British point of view and generally we only have high achievers on our streets.

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That statues on Ilos are not prothean.
The prothean facilities were built over a destroyed civilization called the Inusannon

You go figure out the rest.

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Where does it say that?

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Nathan Redgrave wrote...

Raptr569 wrote...

Nathan Redgrave wrote...

Apparently statues of a race that preceeded the Protheans, whom they assumed the Relays to be made by.

Makes sense. Filling your cities with statues of your own race seems a touch narcissistic to me, and "Prothy's" design at least shows that there was a logical transition/evolution that took place between Prothean and Collector, rather than those weird tentacle-face things turning into four-eyed insects for no goddamn reason.


All human civilisations have statues of famous or important historicle people, it's not narcissism (unless it's a dictator) it's usually highlighting someones achievements.


How many human civilizations line their streets with countless statues of the same bloody man or woman? There's a difference between having one really big statue of Abe Lincoln and having two hundred statues of the schmuck who lives on the ninth floor of that middle-class apartment building over yonder, y'know.


Different species than us on a world we know very little of. Humans wouldn't do it but these are not humans now are they

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Dreadwing 67 wrote...

Nathan Redgrave wrote...

Raptr569 wrote...

Nathan Redgrave wrote...

Apparently statues of a race that preceeded the Protheans, whom they assumed the Relays to be made by.

Makes sense. Filling your cities with statues of your own race seems a touch narcissistic to me, and "Prothy's" design at least shows that there was a logical transition/evolution that took place between Prothean and Collector, rather than those weird tentacle-face things turning into four-eyed insects for no goddamn reason.


All human civilisations have statues of famous or important historicle people, it's not narcissism (unless it's a dictator) it's usually highlighting someones achievements.


How many human civilizations line their streets with countless statues of the same bloody man or woman? There's a difference between having one really big statue of Abe Lincoln and having two hundred statues of the schmuck who lives on the ninth floor of that middle-class apartment building over yonder, y'know.


Different species than us on a world we know very little of. Humans wouldn't do it but these are not humans now are they



True, it would be nice for Bioware to explain what those statues are though.

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I suggest you look at the vision from the beacon on Eden Prime.

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Dromiceiomimus wrote...

I suggest you look at the vision from the beacon on Eden Prime.


I've watched it numerous times and the ME2 version with the collector in the vision.

Still no help.

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Raptr569 wrote...

I couldn't see if this had been asked before so...

If the new Prothean squadmate looks like this

http://desmond.image....png&res=medium



What the hell were these statues of on Ilos?!

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they look like some race husk´s...
maybe the prothy´s werent alone

Modifié par DWTHEBEST, 23 février 2012 - 05:10 .


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Nathan Redgrave wrote...

Raptr569 wrote...

Nathan Redgrave wrote...

Apparently statues of a race that preceeded the Protheans, whom they assumed the Relays to be made by.

Makes sense. Filling your cities with statues of your own race seems a touch narcissistic to me, and "Prothy's" design at least shows that there was a logical transition/evolution that took place between Prothean and Collector, rather than those weird tentacle-face things turning into four-eyed insects for no goddamn reason.


All human civilisations have statues of famous or important historicle people, it's not narcissism (unless it's a dictator) it's usually highlighting someones achievements.


How many human civilizations line their streets with countless statues of the same bloody man or woman? There's a difference between having one really big statue of Abe Lincoln and having two hundred statues of the schmuck who lives on the ninth floor of that middle-class apartment building over yonder, y'know.


Greece, Rome, Egypt, etc, lol.

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Nathan Redgrave wrote...

How many human civilizations line their streets with countless statues of the same bloody man or woman? There's a difference between having one really big statue of Abe Lincoln and having two hundred statues of the schmuck who lives on the ninth floor of that middle-class apartment building over yonder, y'know.

Actually, the whole thing seems rather analogous to the kouros type in archaic Greek sculpture to me.