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[jlb524]

Kanmuru wrote...
Apparently the Normandy crashed on a formed colony, the SA guy said the scene with the child comes up even if everyone on the Normandy is dead, that means there is an active colony there already (and no ned for incest)...

And since most colonies had no problems having aliens living together, dextro food probably wont be a problem...

But im sure that's not enough to stop the ****ing, is it?

What evidence suggests there's a formed colony already?

Do we see these other people after the crash?

Modifié par jlb524, 02 mars 2012 - 06:40 .

[sezneg]

Avy DiSartori wrote...

Garrus30 wrote...

Anyone remember Jacob's Loyalty mission? It's quite similar.
They could set up a beacon.

true.. this should not be a problem... The only thing we need to know is how much time and fuel it would take for a ship to cross the galaxy without relays..

Without the relays?  The information from that beacon travels at the speed of light.  If you are across the galaxy, your crew will be long dead before anyone ever even receives the beacon.  It's not just travel that relied on the relays, communications absolutely relied on them too.

They.  Are.  Stranded.  Forever.

[mulder1199]

GB: What’s your own postmortem at this point? Your feelings on how it turned out.

CH: You know, I think we had a lot of ambitious goals for the whole series, and for Mass Effect 3 itself. I’m just really impressed with how the team came through, and I think for fans, they’re going to get all the things they’re looking for out of the experience. I think there’s a lot of excitement and a lot of anxiety. Fans want to make sure that they see things resolved, they want to get some closure, a great ending. I think they’re going to get that.

GB: What has been interesting to you about all the fan commentary so far?

CH: I think one of the things that’s really fun and surprising for us is the degree to which people responded to character-based storytelling. At this point, people need to know what’s going to happen with these characters, they need to know what’s going to happen in the end.

GB: Like every one of them.

CH: Yeah, yeah, exactly.

http://venturebeat.c...fans-interview/

[Capeo]

Avy DiSartori wrote...

Garrus30 wrote...

Anyone remember Jacob's Loyalty mission? It's quite similar.
They could set up a beacon.

true.. this should not be a problem... The only thing we need to know is how much time and fuel it would take for a ship to cross the galaxy without relays..

Beacons worked through the relays.  I'd also assume they are electromagnetic signals which means it could possible take thousands (or tens of thousands) of years to reach any inhabited planet depending where they are.  If FTL still works it would take about 22 years to go from one side of the galaxy to another according to the wiki.  

[Fafner_Ni]

DXLelouch15 wrote...

the people who made Dark Souls could become a top contender in the industry too from what ive seen their games are amazing and challenging

Not the kind of game From Software makes.

[XX55XX]

albertalad wrote...

For many, and I'm with them all the way, this in not only a story about Reapers - this is a love story of our choice which is absolutely necessary to unlock the passion of the man (Sheppard) in order to see beyond himself and fight for his causes and his crew. It is what we all try to accomplish in real life which strikes us all when we live here in the real world - we too find that love makes us all better individuals that any of imagined we could become. It gives us a reason to live and struggle in our own lives.

Sheppard is that man or that woman we see in ourselves - that is why we become connected to L1s and to our crew. THEY, like our friends in life, are all with us on our journey during life and we become inner-connected to the other. Ask any Marine or serving soldier, sailor, or airforce personnel and they will tell you in no uncertain terms THEY served with BROTHERS in arms and became family. So NO, BW, it isn't good enough to see the Normandy marooned. NO BW it isn't good enough Sheppard might live while his crew and love are marooned on some planet as the end. I don't know this Sheppard, never met him, and never hope to do so. THAT alone renders everything dumb beyond words, beyond understanding, beyond common sense of MY Sheppard I created and I played. THAT is not good enough at all! I do not accept that ending nor will I! Its as simple as THAT!

If you feel that strongly about fictional characters without realizing it, you need to take a step back and realize that this is all fiction. When you finish ME3 on Wednesday night and go to bed, there's nothing but spoiled coffee and a stack of work on your "in" tray at the office the next day. 

And serving in the army isn't quite like playing a video game where you are a special forces character. In the army, you meet real people. In a video game, you meet people that don't exist. 

[Dunmer of Redoran]

jlb524 wrote...

Kanmuru wrote...
Apparently the Normandy crashed on a formed colony, the SA guy said the scene with the child comes up even if everyone on the Normandy is dead, that means there is an active colony there already (and no ned for incest)...

And since most colonies had no problems having aliens living together, dextro food probably wont be a problem...

But im sure that's not enough to stop the ****ing, is it?

What evidence suggests there's a formed colony already?

Occam's Razor.

If the Normandy crashes on an otherwise empty planet and there's no survivors, how can it be populated in the future?

[Subject One]

Yumi50 wrote...

You were everything, everything that I wanted
We were meant to be, supposed to be, but we lost it
And all of the memories, so close to me, just fade away
All this time you were pretending
So much for my happy ending.

Avril Lavigne.

All our times have come
Here but now they're gone
Seasons don't fear the reaper
Nor do the wind, the sun or the rain..we can be like they are
Come on baby...don't fear the reaper
Baby take my hand...don't fear the reaper
We'll be able to fly...don't fear the reaper
Baby I'm your man...

Blue Oyster Cult

[Radahldo]

The SA guy said the old man and child couldn't have been a descendents of the Normandy crew since that part triggers irregardless of the ending. He didnt say that they landed on a formed colony.

[ReluctantMind]

I still find it very difficult to believe that Bioware would only include crap endings to the ME franchise. There have been multiple discussions of how they pay attention to their fans and to these boards. While there are some who were rooting for negative endings, it seems many more were wanting a chance to ride off into the sunset with their LI. It would take quite a bit of time to count the number of posts from Liara fans quoting their desire for "marriage and a bunch of blue babies" or the Tali fan's quoting the "build her a house on the homeworld" line. If Bioware is paying any attention at all they would realize that having only negative endings would generate a lot of anger, which is hardly a good business model.

[webhead921]

Kanmuru wrote...

Apparently the Normandy crashed on a formed colony, the SA guy said the scene with the child comes up even if everyone on the Normandy is dead, that means there is an active colony there already (and no ned for incest)...

And since most colonies had no problems having aliens living together, dextro food probably wont be a problem...

But im sure that's not enough to stop the ****ing, is it?

Exactly!  Someone gets it

[XX55XX]

Radahldo wrote...

The SA guy said the old man and child couldn't have been a descendents of the Normandy crew since that part triggers irregardless of the ending. He didnt say that they landed on a formed colony.

Or... is it even more simple than that - that ME was simply a fictional story that a grandfather told his grandson?

Modifié par XX55XX, 02 mars 2012 - 06:44 .

[Unit-Alpha]

Meh, nvm.

Modifié par Unit-Alpha, 02 mars 2012 - 06:57 .

[Heathen Pride]

Weltenschlange wrote...

I was feeling inspired, here have some art:





I worked really hard on this...

:innocent:

Hahaha, good one.

[wright1978]

Radahldo wrote...

The SA guy said the old man and child couldn't have been a descendents of the Normandy crew since that part triggers irregardless of the ending. He didnt say that they landed on a formed colony.

Normandy hatch always opens. Ergo some of the crew survive even if your squaddies don't. They just don't show some random redshirt climbing out  that's all.

[Kanmuru]

jlb524 wrote...

Kanmuru wrote...
Apparently the Normandy crashed on a formed colony, the SA guy said the scene with the child comes up even if everyone on the Normandy is dead, that means there is an active colony there already (and no ned for incest)...

And since most colonies had no problems having aliens living together, dextro food probably wont be a problem...

But im sure that's not enough to stop the ****ing, is it?

What evidence suggests there's a formed colony already?

Do we see these other people after the crash?

The guy at SA said: 

 That's because - as far as I know - there's no confirmation that the planet the Normandy crashes on and the planet that Stargazer is on is one in the same. In fact, considering the epilogue scene fires regardless of the ending you get (even the one that implies the Normandy crew is dead), there's little proof that the Normandy crew is permanently stranded or that they form an incestuous colony.

Considering the overall tone of the ending, I'd say it's unlikely they are stranded or that the ending is supposed to be considered 'sad'. Everyone's smiling and poo poo and looking at the sunrise, not wailing helplessly because they believe they're trapped forever. 

[mulder1199]

so according to that hudson interview, he's either twisted, a moron, or there is something else we haven't heard yet

[albertalad]

XX55XX wrote...

albertalad wrote...

For many, and I'm with them all the way, this in not only a story about Reapers - this is a love story of our choice which is absolutely necessary to unlock the passion of the man (Sheppard) in order to see beyond himself and fight for his causes and his crew. It is what we all try to accomplish in real life which strikes us all when we live here in the real world - we too find that love makes us all better individuals that any of imagined we could become. It gives us a reason to live and struggle in our own lives.

Sheppard is that man or that woman we see in ourselves - that is why we become connected to L1s and to our crew. THEY, like our friends in life, are all with us on our journey during life and we become inner-connected to the other. Ask any Marine or serving soldier, sailor, or airforce personnel and they will tell you in no uncertain terms THEY served with BROTHERS in arms and became family. So NO, BW, it isn't good enough to see the Normandy marooned. NO BW it isn't good enough Sheppard might live while his crew and love are marooned on some planet as the end. I don't know this Sheppard, never met him, and never hope to do so. THAT alone renders everything dumb beyond words, beyond understanding, beyond common sense of MY Sheppard I created and I played. THAT is not good enough at all! I do not accept that ending nor will I! Its as simple as THAT!

If you feel that strongly about fictional characters without realizing it, you need to take a step back and realize that this is all fiction. When you finish ME3 on Wednesday night and go to bed, there's nothing but spoiled coffee and a stack of work on your "in" tray at the office the next day. 

And serving in the army isn't quite like playing a video game where you are a special forces character. In the army, you meet real people. In a video game, you meet people that don't exist. 

I never told YOU what or how to think - that's your call. Don't assume you can tell me how to think for what I PAID FOR.

[Kanmuru]

wright1978 wrote...

Radahldo wrote...

The SA guy said the old man and child couldn't have been a descendents of the Normandy crew since that part triggers irregardless of the ending. He didnt say that they landed on a formed colony.

Normandy hatch always opens. Ergo some of the crew survive even if your squaddies don't. They just don't show some random redshirt climbing out  that's all.

the guy who PLAYED THE ****ING GAME said it looked like they were all dead...

[jlb524]

DaftArbiter wrote...

Occam's Razor.

If the Normandy crashes on an otherwise empty planet and there's no survivors, how can it be populated in the future?

But...it might not be the same planet that's shown in the epilogue.

[webhead921]

Unit-Alpha wrote...

Meh, might just buy it from Amazon and not open it unless I get positive info. You can return unopened goods for a full refund without paying shipping if you selected unauthorized purchase, as far as I know.

You could get it used, so you can play it without giving bioware any of your money if you feel dissatisfied with their product.  

[XX55XX]

Unit-Alpha wrote...

Meh, might just buy it from Amazon and not open it unless I get positive info. You can return unopened goods for a full refund without paying shipping if you selected unauthorized purchase, as far as I know.

Or just wait until it his the bargain bin, maybe? Like most people? It will be $10 in six months, I guarantee you. 

[jellobell]

mulder1199 wrote...

CH: At this point, people need to know what’s going to happen with these characters, they need to know what’s going to happen in the end.

GB: Like every one of them.

CH: Yeah, yeah, exactly.

I just...I don't even...