Clippersfan wrote...
Lotion Soronnar wrote...
I think this is appropriate:
Or maybe not, given that it is contested, but I can't be arsed looking for a better picture...
LMAO... Oh no. Please don't tell me my favorite movie as a kid was jacked too???
Darth Malice113 wrote...
Ghost Rider LSOV wrote...
Clippersfan wrote...
I am not worthy :Bowdown:. I love Sci Fi and don't know what half of those are
You don't know Babylon 5?
You should watch it, one of my favorite sci-fi series.
B5 was one of the reasons I was drawn to Mass Effect.
If you like Mass Effect be sure to check out B5. You'll probably enjoy it.
ENIGMA 19 wrote...
Halo is even sorta similar to Mass Effect. Ancient alien race responsible for great technological achievements mysteriously disappears, come to find out they were all killed in a mass extinction (although self doing). A military specialist hero finds out the secrets of the ancient aliens and stops the mass extinction from occurring again.
0mG BuNgee shud sue them!
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Tens of thousands of years ago, an immensely powerful civilization vanished from the galaxy with no explanation, leaving no traces except for ruins of their cities and huge caches of their technology.
Over time, younger races evolved, and as they discovered these caches of technology left behind by the ancients, they began to build a galactic civilization of their own. Some considered the ancients to have been just another race in the galaxy, while others worshipped them as their creators and progenitors. Now, Earth has just been admitted membership into the galactic alliance, but has to prove itself worthy before it can earn the respect of the older races.
You are an elite agent of this new galactic civilization: a human who serves and protects the galaxy, and commands the galaxy's most advanced starship. Over the course of your duties, you discover a new threat to galactic peace: the apocalypse that once wiped out the ancients is set to return.
As you pursue a way to stop the cataclysm, you learn the secrets of the ancient past. You learn how the ancients themselves were NOT the creators of the technology that everyone uses. You learn how they also discovered the technology just as the younger races did. You learn how they discovered afterwards that their entire evolution had been manipulated. And finally, you learn how this unknown enemy from beyond known space craves sentient life, cultivating sentience in the galaxy like a giant farm, only to sweep in every few hundred thousand years to harvest everything and wipe the slate clean for the next harvest. You learn how this cycle has continued unbroken for many millions, perhaps billions of years.
The ancients, however, were close to finding a solution to ending the cycle, but were too late and found themselves trapped in their own sanctuary that they had created to hide themselves from the cataclysm.
Now it is up to you to finish the puzzle that the ancients left behind and finish their work, and end the cycle.
From this point you have to travel across the galaxy, meet other civilizations and gain their trust to form an alliance. Every alien civilization will ask you to do an important task for them (for example, help a warrior race who was near extinct to find the lost females they need, help another race re-take their home planet).
The last mission is a suicide mission. You will have to launch an attack against a powerful "battle platform", and plant a bomb.
CerberusSoldier wrote...
Halo was jacked from something called Ring World . so I am not surprise
fetissimies wrote...
Mass Effect series is also heavily plagiarizing Star Control 3
This is Star Control 3Tens of thousands of years ago, an immensely powerful civilization vanished from the galaxy with no explanation, leaving no traces except for ruins of their cities and huge caches of their technology.
Over time, younger races evolved, and as they discovered these caches of technology left behind by the ancients, they began to build a galactic civilization of their own. Some considered the ancients to have been just another race in the galaxy, while others worshipped them as their creators and progenitors. Now, Earth has just been admitted membership into the galactic alliance, but has to prove itself worthy before it can earn the respect of the older races.
You are an elite agent of this new galactic civilization: a human who serves and protects the galaxy, and commands the galaxy's most advanced starship. Over the course of your duties, you discover a new threat to galactic peace: the apocalypse that once wiped out the ancients is set to return.
As you pursue a way to stop the cataclysm, you learn the secrets of the ancient past. You learn how the ancients themselves were NOT the creators of the technology that everyone uses. You learn how they also discovered the technology just as the younger races did. You learn how they discovered afterwards that their entire evolution had been manipulated. And finally, you learn how this unknown enemy from beyond known space craves sentient life, cultivating sentience in the galaxy like a giant farm, only to sweep in every few hundred thousand years to harvest everything and wipe the slate clean for the next harvest. You learn how this cycle has continued unbroken for many millions, perhaps billions of years.
The ancients, however, were close to finding a solution to ending the cycle, but were too late and found themselves trapped in their own sanctuary that they had created to hide themselves from the cataclysm.
Now it is up to you to finish the puzzle that the ancients left behind and finish their work, and end the cycle.
From this point you have to travel across the galaxy, meet other civilizations and gain their trust to form an alliance. Every alien civilization will ask you to do an important task for them (for example, help a warrior race who was near extinct to find the lost females they need, help another race re-take their home planet).
The last mission is a suicide mission. You will have to launch an attack against a powerful "battle platform", and plant a bomb.
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