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Welsh Inferno wrote...
Theres also this:
The surroundings look similar.
I don't think shepard has got up from Harbingers attack yet, and what we saw was Shepard trying to hold off the indoctrination.
I didn’t want the game to be forgettable, and even right down to the sort of polarizing reaction that the ends have had with people debating what the endings mean and what’s going to happen next, and what situation are the characters left in. That to me is part of what’s exciting about this story. There has always been a little bit of mystery there and a little bit of interpretation, and it’s a story that people can talk about after the fact.
ArmyKnifeX wrote...
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Theres also this:
The surroundings look similar.
I don't think shepard has got up from Harbingers attack yet, and what we saw was Shepard trying to hold off the indoctrination.
*Jawdrop*. I literally just made a O_O face.
If the leak is true about the DLC being called "The Truth"...
It also goes along well with in the current ending Shepard is actually walking around on the outside of the citadelArmyKnifeX wrote...
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Theres also this:
The surroundings look similar.
I don't think shepard has got up from Harbingers attack yet, and what we saw was Shepard trying to hold off the indoctrination.
*Jawdrop*. I literally just made a O_O face.
If the leak is true about the DLC being called "The Truth"...
TheRealMithril wrote...
I find it amusing that Shepard in the end just agrees to everything handed to him by a spooky "the shining" apparation. If given choices like that I want to have the choice to do nothing at all. And the god AI just gave away everything by saying that he "lives" there. Fine, then blow up the citadel, tell him who´s boss.
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Theres also this:
The surroundings look similar.
*image removed*
I don't think shepard has got up from Harbingers attack yet, and what we saw was Shepard trying to hold off the indoctrination.
Modifié par KHReborn, 14 mars 2012 - 10:02 .
no.. please. Don't make it so horribly complicated like some other Sci-Fi stuff is (do not want to tell names)jedsithor wrote...
In Mass Effect 4 we'll find out that the Normandy ended up in the Andromeda galaxy where they'll discover that the "Creators" didn't merely become Reapers. Some of them left the Milky Way and established a new civilization, complete with a set of Mass Effect Relays for the Andromeda galaxy. However, the Creator civilization will be bio-synthetic and view the pure organics (and pure synthetic in EDI's case) as threats to their society.
The bioscan done by Chakwas in ME3 will provide the information the Creator's need to recreate Shepard and he will be sent on a mission to eradicate his old crewmates. Of course over the course of the game Shep will begin to remember his (or her) old life and will eventually turn against the Creators and attempt to find a prototype for a new kind of relay technology that will allow individual ships to travel at FTL without the use of Mass Relays, allowing the Normandy to return to the Milky Way.
Mass Effect 5 will see Shepard and co return to the Milky Way and attempt to bring FTL travel back to the galaxy with the prototype, ending conflicts that have arisen in the process in preparation for the coming of the "Creators."
Mass Effect 6 will see the Creators arrive in the Milky Way and depending on your choice in ME3, the Reapers may still be around and the Creators will retake control of them, or life in the Milky Way will also be bio-synthetic and the Creators will attempt to turn the galaxy against Shepard, or with the Reapers destroyed, the Creators will seek to wipe out life in the Milky Way. Either way, you have to get the galaxy on your side and get ready for a massive, inter-galactic war.
Then, in the last 10 minutes of Mass Effect 6 we will learn that the Creators were actually created by humans from the far future, who traveled back in time and created the Creators because in the original timeline, human beings destroyed the entire universe. The only solution was to go back in time, advance a race of beings long before humanity existed so that they could create the Reapers and start a cycle that would ultimately prevent humanity from destroying the universe, even though this new timeline took place in a newly created universe, which happens when you change the past, and nothing changes in the original universe, making the entire exercise pointless.
Mass Effect 7-9 will focus on a war between the original universe and the alternate universe and it will eventually be discovered that both universes are just part of an advanced simulation being run by college students who wanted to determine what would happen if two universes went to war.
Finally, Mass Effect 10 would see Shepard escape from the simulation into the real world and it would involve him having to find a Starbucks...needless to say it would be a short game.
Modifié par Bubi7, 14 mars 2012 - 10:04 .
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Theres also this:
The surroundings look similar.
I don't think shepard has got up from Harbingers attack yet, and what we saw was Shepard trying to hold off the indoctrination.
Guest_PresidentCowboy_*
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Theres also this:
The surroundings look similar.
I don't think shepard has got up from Harbingers attack yet, and what we saw was Shepard trying to hold off the indoctrination.
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Theres also this:
The surroundings look similar.
I don't think shepard has got up from Harbingers attack yet, and what we saw was Shepard trying to hold off the indoctrination.
ArmyKnifeX wrote...
*Jawdrop*. I literally just made a O_O face.
If the leak is true about the DLC being called "The Truth"...
ArmyKnifeX wrote...
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Theres also this:
The surroundings look similar.
I don't think shepard has got up from Harbingers attack yet, and what we saw was Shepard trying to hold off the indoctrination.
*Jawdrop*. I literally just made a O_O face.
If the leak is true about the DLC being called "The Truth"...
Modifié par imelik, 14 mars 2012 - 10:07 .
malra wrote...
In mine no gene pool at all - only men got off the normandy. no edi, liara, just joker, garrus, and khaiden
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Theres also this:
The surroundings look similar.
I don't think shepard has got up from Harbingers attack yet, and what we saw was Shepard trying to hold off the indoctrination.
ArmyKnifeX wrote...
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Theres also this:
The surroundings look similar.
I don't think shepard has got up from Harbingers attack yet, and what we saw was Shepard trying to hold off the indoctrination.
*Jawdrop*. I literally just made a O_O face.
If the leak is true about the DLC being called "The Truth"...
Modifié par Fox544, 14 mars 2012 - 10:04 .
KHReborn wrote...
Welsh Inferno wrote...
Theres also this:
The surroundings look similar.
*image removed*
I don't think shepard has got up from Harbingers attack yet, and what we saw was Shepard trying to hold off the indoctrination.
Thanks for the input. I never noticed that. One more proof for my second banner!
jedsithor wrote...
In Mass Effect 4 we'll find out that the Normandy ended up in the Andromeda galaxy where they'll discover that the "Creators" didn't merely become Reapers. Some of them left the Milky Way and established a new civilization, complete with a set of Mass Effect Relays for the Andromeda galaxy. However, the Creator civilization will be bio-synthetic and view the pure organics (and pure synthetic in EDI's case) as threats to their society.
The bioscan done by Chakwas in ME3 will provide the information the Creator's need to recreate Shepard and he will be sent on a mission to eradicate his old crewmates. Of course over the course of the game Shep will begin to remember his (or her) old life and will eventually turn against the Creators and attempt to find a prototype for a new kind of relay technology that will allow individual ships to travel at FTL without the use of Mass Relays, allowing the Normandy to return to the Milky Way.
Mass Effect 5 will see Shepard and co return to the Milky Way and attempt to bring FTL travel back to the galaxy with the prototype, ending conflicts that have arisen in the process in preparation for the coming of the "Creators."
Mass Effect 6 will see the Creators arrive in the Milky Way and depending on your choice in ME3, the Reapers may still be around and the Creators will retake control of them, or life in the Milky Way will also be bio-synthetic and the Creators will attempt to turn the galaxy against Shepard, or with the Reapers destroyed, the Creators will seek to wipe out life in the Milky Way. Either way, you have to get the galaxy on your side and get ready for a massive, inter-galactic war.
Then, in the last 10 minutes of Mass Effect 6 we will learn that the Creators were actually created by humans from the far future, who traveled back in time and created the Creators because in the original timeline, human beings destroyed the entire universe. The only solution was to go back in time, advance a race of beings long before humanity existed so that they could create the Reapers and start a cycle that would ultimately prevent humanity from destroying the universe, even though this new timeline took place in a newly created universe, which happens when you change the past, and nothing changes in the original universe, making the entire exercise pointless.
Mass Effect 7-9 will focus on a war between the original universe and the alternate universe and it will eventually be discovered that both universes are just part of an advanced simulation being run by college students who wanted to determine what would happen if two universes went to war.
Finally, Mass Effect 10 would see Shepard escape from the simulation into the real world and it would involve him having to find a Starbucks...needless to say it would be a short game.
kristopherah wrote...
Militarized wrote...
I bet Avena the pretty VI could kick the Catalysts ass.
Yes the real ending i can imagine it now "Unauthroized Vi detected Purging Purging Purging thank you for using Avina"
Modifié par PurpleWhisper, 14 mars 2012 - 10:07 .
SimonM72 wrote...
The problem is Casey Hudson has said;I didn’t want the game to be forgettable, and even right down to the sort of polarizing reaction that the ends have had with people debating what the endings mean and what’s going to happen next, and what situation are the characters left in. That to me is part of what’s exciting about this story. There has always been a little bit of mystery there and a little bit of interpretation, and it’s a story that people can talk about after the fact.
But in my opinion thats missing the point here.
Its almost ironic because you gave us freedom, choice and an entire galaxy to play in for five years before becoming indocrinated yourself and wrestling the final scene from us because you wanted control of legacy at the final 15 mins.
Casey, with great respect you don't try to secure Mass Effect's legacy and place in history by enforcing an identikit ending on everyone, you secure its legacy by giving us your fans the tools to do it for you!.
The closure needed for our love interests and friends and the species who helped, and also most certainly by the wide-ranging ends promised pre-launch!.
If you want to throw in a bit of mystery here and there to keep us talking thats great!, but you should not have invalidated five years of player choice and consequence for an artistic piece.
Give us your fans the tools!, the choices, cutscenes and closure to secure Mass Effect's legacy for you as the definitive Sci-Fi RPG game trilogy. Its your product Casey, but its our individual stories and they've been five years+ in the making.
Please reconsider.
Commander Simon Shepard.
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