Humanoid_Typhoon wrote...
Risselda wrote...
Sashimi_taco wrote...
Armass81 wrote...
If people complain load enough Bioware might make an alternative ending pack.
One thing I can say that the relays being gone doesnt mean the end of everythign and eternal solitude. They can be rebuild with time and effort. As can galactic society.
That would take tens of thousands of years since they don't even know how the relays work.
The asari i think created a mass effect relay on a smaller scale. We have a prothean on our side. I dont think itd be that far in the future
That and the whole neccessity is the mother of invention thing.
And you're right there would be multiple species working on the same problem and if they are all somewhat isolated there could be many different ways to travel the galaxy.
While it's difficult to give an estimate on how long it would take, I think that's the real point here. There will be billions, if not trillions of people across the galaxy that want to get back home, see loved ones or any number of reasons for needing the quick interstellar travel that the Mass Relays provide.
I'd like to add though, as far as I can tell, interstellar communications is not dependant on the Mass Relays. We hear references to "comm bouys" off and on, if that's the case, then all those seperated planets will still be able to communicate, which could speed recovery (and likely allow contact with survivors who may be stranded).
Edit: After being corrected and checking the wiki, I see that comm bouys are indeed dependant on Mass Relays. Sad, because that alone sets back recovery by who knows how long.
Modifié par Kasen13, 01 mars 2012 - 01:55 .