Nauks wrote...
Earthborn_Shepard wrote...
Nauks wrote...
RoyalGambit wrote...
Btw, just finished replaying 1 and 2. Isn't it a little convenient that Arrival (the ME3 prequel mind you) deals with the theme of indoctrination, has Shepard come into contact with a Reaper artefact, has him hallucinating, and also has Kenson spare Shepard's life because they "need him alive". Maybe I'm seeing what I want to see, but thought it was noteworthy.
Thought of this aswell, I wasn't the biggest fan of Arrival, but have since grown to appreciate it.
One of the things that pissed me off about it though, was that Shepard seemed immune to friggin indoctrination.
Another plus with IT, it makes Arrival better >
well, he DID hear Reaper voices in his mind and saw black shadows in Arrival...
He did, and were it not for IT, I would very much like to know what Shepard did to seemingly walk off indoctrination in ME3.
That's the problem for me, I'm puttin' my tinfoil hat on. There is a conspiracy either way, cause if this mountain of clues is pointing at indoctrination, and all of a sudden that story element dissappears, what happened to it? I could let it go if one of your teamates were indoctrinated as a twist, BUT IT NEVER WENT ANYWHERE.
Most of us knew that using reaper tech is always a bad idea, and it's why Cerberus wasn't being attacked until the very end. I know it never really went any where but I destroyed the collector base. I knew that he was going to bite off more than he can chew and I tried to save him from that. So what does TIM do when he realizes the crucible plan? He ****ing TELL'S THE REAPERS!?! If he wasn't in control before he went to the Citadel he definitely wasn't after. The reapers indoctrinated him right there, otherwise he would have CONTROLLED THE REAPERS!
So no matter what, I think TIM would have amounted to more than just another Saren. The biggest plot hole for me is, what makes Shepard so immune to indoctrination?
Modifié par balance5050, 11 avril 2012 - 10:46 .