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DusalisDrake wrote...
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It's been modified to clarify both direct and indirect summoning, but it won't be modfied any more 
Modifié par xHarrison23, 07 avril 2012 - 11:38 .
Arian Dynas wrote...
Insane idea, and I am sure it is as stupid as it sounds but with "The Truth" back on the table, what if the crucible is a device designed to gather renforcements? The idea being it can use the mass relays to pull ships currently using those relays to it's location before burning out. The caveat? What if it brings those ships forward through time?
What if the Relays end up pulling a big honking Prothean armada forward, depriving them the ships they needed to stand a better chance, and instead bolstering ours? I'm sure I'm completely wrong but, hey Stargate did it a few times.. so did Start Trek. Who's to say time travel is out of the question?
Space and time are defined by each other, the mass relays lower mass (and presumably by extension, space) to near negligible levels, what if they can reverse space to a negative with the Crucible's help? Or maybe I'm just rambling, who knows?
UrgedDuke wrote...
F*** you seth get outta my space
Modifié par xHarrison23, 07 avril 2012 - 11:42 .
Modifié par clennon8, 07 avril 2012 - 11:46 .
Arian Dynas wrote...
Insane idea, and I am sure it is as stupid as it sounds but with "The Truth" back on the table, what if the crucible is a device designed to gather renforcements? The idea being it can use the mass relays to pull ships currently using those relays to it's location before burning out. The caveat? What if it brings those ships forward through time?
What if the Relays end up pulling a big honking Prothean armada forward, depriving them the ships they needed to stand a better chance, and instead bolstering ours? I'm sure I'm completely wrong but, hey Stargate did it a few times.. so did Start Trek. Who's to say time travel is out of the question?
Space and time are defined by each other, the mass relays lower mass (and presumably by extension, space) to near negligible levels, what if they can reverse space to a negative with the Crucible's help? Or maybe I'm just rambling, who knows?
Baal Sagoth wrote...
I was wondering why IDT wasn't disproved by BW. And I came to conclusion tha IDT works in BW favor. IDT followers are making less damage. We spend time discussing, posting, making videos about IDT instead bombing Metacritic or Amazon. Instead raging all over interwebz we are just waiting IDT to happen and hoping/praising BW for brilliant twist.
That is why they didn't disproved IDT and why they are constantly feeding us with ambiguous Twetter posts.
Spent a whole game proving that wrong... There should be the option to say hummm no actually not going to happen stupid kid. Move aside.
UrgedDuke wrote...
you can't troll me i know where you live seth
IronSabbath88 wrote...
Remember that thing Mac did? That thing about the End of the First Matrix on his ending sheet?
Well, in the end of The Matrix, Neo ends up being The One after all.
Is Shepard The Catalyst?
Modifié par UrgedDuke, 07 avril 2012 - 11:48 .
clennon8 wrote...
Here's the thing... BioWare isn't going to directly deny or disprove IT. Because SPECULATIONS! However, the lack of a reveal and a continuation should be telling. There will be no "Shepard wakes up and finishes the job." If that was BioWare's intent, they would already have been working on it, and it would be coming out this month or next month. Instead, we're getting a glorified slide-show 3 months from now.
Bottom line: I refuse to invest any more energy into "holding the line" or "having faith" or whatever. That's just me, I guess. I don't believe in God either. Here's what I believe: BioWare frakked the ending up but good. They really and truly did introduce a completely new and utterly important character in the last 10 minutes of their epic saga, for the purpose of giving us an untestable info-dump upon which we must form the basis for making the most important decision in the game.
Lastly, I'll repeat this: The Shep Breathes scene is probably not on Earth. It's probably on the section of the Citadel he was in, which survived the worst of the explosion, self-sealed, now floating in space.
N7xELITE wrote...
http://i3.kym-cdn.co...nloader.php LOL
LOLxHarrison23 wrote...
N7xELITE wrote...
http://i3.kym-cdn.co...nloader.php LOL
Actually that is footage from the Kinect Star Wars Dance off
clennon8 wrote...
Here's the thing... BioWare isn't going to directly deny or disprove IT. Because SPECULATIONS! However, the lack of a reveal and a continuation should be telling. There will be no "Shepard wakes up and finishes the job." If that was BioWare's intent, they would already have been working on it, and it would be coming out this month or next month. Instead, we're getting a glorified slide-show 3 months from now.
Bottom line: I refuse to invest any more energy into "holding the line" or "having faith" or whatever. That's just me, I guess. I don't believe in God either. Here's what I believe: BioWare frakked the ending up but good. They really and truly did introduce a completely new and utterly important character in the last 10 minutes of their epic saga, for the purpose of giving us an untestable info-dump upon which we must form the basis for making the most important decision in the game.
Lastly, I'll repeat this: The Shep Breathes scene is probably not on Earth. It's probably on the section of the Citadel he was in, which survived the worst of the explosion, self-sealed, now floating in space.
xHarrison23 wrote...
But hoestly to contribute to this thread, I hope IT is true, that would be epic and I would make sweet love to Bioware and Casey Hudson.
IronSabbath88 wrote...
clennon8 wrote...
Here's the thing... BioWare isn't going to directly deny or disprove IT. Because SPECULATIONS! However, the lack of a reveal and a continuation should be telling. There will be no "Shepard wakes up and finishes the job." If that was BioWare's intent, they would already have been working on it, and it would be coming out this month or next month. Instead, we're getting a glorified slide-show 3 months from now.
Bottom line: I refuse to invest any more energy into "holding the line" or "having faith" or whatever. That's just me, I guess. I don't believe in God either. Here's what I believe: BioWare frakked the ending up but good. They really and truly did introduce a completely new and utterly important character in the last 10 minutes of their epic saga, for the purpose of giving us an untestable info-dump upon which we must form the basis for making the most important decision in the game.
Lastly, I'll repeat this: The Shep Breathes scene is probably not on Earth. It's probably on the section of the Citadel he was in, which survived the worst of the explosion, self-sealed, now floating in space.
The fact that this DLC is taking as long as it is should give you some sort of hint that this won't be just a simple slideshow.
We have no idea what BioWare's intent was and even if they were to flat out tell you that their intention was IT all along, there would be people who don't believe them anyway, so what's the point? May aswell just leave people guessing.
That last part is so contrived I don't know what to say.. I'm sorry but Shepard being on the Citadel is just a ridiculous notion to me.
And yet it all made sense at the time, was unambiguous, and was on the disc to begin with.UrgedDuke wrote...
xHarrison23 wrote...
But hoestly to contribute to this thread, I hope IT is true, that would be epic and I would make sweet love to Bioware and Casey Hudson.
Play KOTOR... epic twist like this has been done before
Not neccesarily. That stuff could have burned on entry. Then again, that would just make Shepard's survival... yeah...MaximizedAction wrote...
Since the Citadel is made out of metal-like shiny stuff, and even after reentry through Earth's atmosphere, shouldn't there be at least some silver looking scrap lying around Shepard?
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