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[masster blaster]

Gormane01 wrote...

masster blaster wrote...

To be honest I think that Shepard should have a chance to be reunited with his, or her love interest because Shepard needs some peace for once in his, or her life but with his or her love interest raising a family on earth, ranchor, or anywhere else in the galaxy,

Ranchor? like Rancor? SHEP IS NOT A JEDI!

Yes I know you meant Rannoch, but still

Yes he, or she is biotic force!

[UrgedDuke]

UrgedDuke wrote...

I have a question that I want to hear your guys' thoughts on:

Why do you think that Anderson's radio cuts out into static after he tells you that he's going ahead to the control panel without you..... I have always thought that was odd

I wanted to add to this because I also find this very odd:

when the door to the hallway your in opens, you can overlook the the entire area because it is so high up. At this height you can even see the contol panel, but you obviously can't see Anderson. He seems to magically appear in front of the panel when you get up there

[EpyonX3]

KenLyns wrote...

Hallucination, or just a dream?

Intoxication Theory.

[masster blaster]

UrgedDuke wrote...

UrgedDuke wrote...

I have a question that I want to hear your guys' thoughts on:

Why do you think that Anderson's radio cuts out into static after he tells you that he's going ahead to the control panel without you..... I have always thought that was odd

I wanted to add to this because I also find this very odd:

when the door to the hallway your in opens, you can overlook the the entire area because it is so high up. At this height you can even see the contol panel, but you obviously can't see Anderson. He seems to magically appear in front of the panel when you get up there

I told you it was because Batman wsa in the house, and when Batman appers carzy S*** goes down.

[masster blaster]

EpyonX3 wrote...

KenLyns wrote...

Hallucination, or just a dream?

Intoxication Theory.

No Shepard wanted to film the Hangover Three movie with an all Elcor cast.

[n00bsauce2010]

masster blaster wrote...

n00bsauce2010 wrote...

masster blaster wrote...

Still think they did the ending as it was to test the true fan's loyalties, and to see if the true ending would be worth their time, and also to let the fan's get to tell other people about how the game was and should you buy it.

they've certainly tested my loyalty. Not a smart move in my opinion.

very true they really should have thought it a lot harder about testing or loyatys, but if you think the once who say th ending is okay are the once who don't give a care about ME story line much more for the action of it.

I consider myself a loyal fan who played all three of the games. I missed out of course because I'm a console gamer and I didn't have an xbox 360.. but I finally picked up the first game.. and then beat it. and then bought mass effect 2 day 1 and mass effect 3 day 1. Enjoyed all of them... that ending is just insanity though.

[monrapias]

Copy paste the image url link to a new window  and you'll get a big version

Modifié par monrapias, 22 avril 2012 - 01:53 .

[masster blaster]

Anybody think Bioware my tie up Dragon age and Mass Effect together in an ultimate last ditch effort to save the galaxy they live in.

[Leto_Galt]

Just bumping my own post from earlier today, I think its pretty solid IT evidence.
I did get one response saying it was old news, but I did some searching and couldn't find any other mentions of it.

Leto_Galt wrote...


I was looking through some save game editing plot flags and noticed that the line for End001 (Destroy) is different than End002 and End003. Destroy Sets 3 PlotIDs for the future.Not only do Synth and Control not set 3Ids. They do not even set 1.

End001,
PlotIDSet=(20894,19290,19286),
PlotIDClear=(),
PlotInts=((ID=10185,V=26),(ID=10303,V=25)),
PlotCond=())

End002,
PlotIDSet=(),
PlotIDClear=(),
PlotInts=((ID=10202,V=21)),
PlotCond=())

End003,
PlotIDSet=(),
PlotIDClear=(),
PlotInts=((ID=10203,V=22)),
PlotCond=())

I don't understand exactly how the game engine uses these PlotIDs, but from a layman’s point of view it looks like it's either;
Pick destroy, and have a future, or Synth/Control and not have a future.
Bioware does not even bother to track which one you picked if it wasn't destroy.
As far as they are concerned synthesis & control are the same thing. = Indoctrinated.

[UrgedDuke]

What is a PlotID?

[BatmanTurian]

monrapias wrote...



Copy paste the image url link to a new window  and you'll get a big version

pretty good

[n00bsauce2010]

Leto_Galt wrote...

Just bumping my own post from earlier today, I think its pretty solid IT evidence.
I did get one response saying it was old news, but I did some searching and couldn't find any other mentions of it.

Leto_Galt wrote...


I was looking through some save game editing plot flags and noticed that the line for End001 (Destroy) is different than End002 and End003. Destroy Sets 3 PlotIDs for the future.Not only do Synth and Control not set 3Ids. They do not even set 1.

End001,
PlotIDSet=(20894,19290,19286),
PlotIDClear=(),
PlotInts=((ID=10185,V=26),(ID=10303,V=25)),
PlotCond=())

End002,
PlotIDSet=(),
PlotIDClear=(),
PlotInts=((ID=10202,V=21)),
PlotCond=())

End003,
PlotIDSet=(),
PlotIDClear=(),
PlotInts=((ID=10203,V=22)),
PlotCond=())

I don't understand exactly how the game engine uses these PlotIDs, but from a layman’s point of view it looks like it's either;
Pick destroy, and have a future, or Synth/Control and not have a future.
Bioware does not even bother to track which one you picked if it wasn't destroy.
As far as they are concerned synthesis & control are the same thing. = Indoctrinated.

Its pretty interesting.... and I would consider it evidence although it could just be coincidence (IDN yet).

But this basically means that the game mechanics only recognize two choices.... destroy.. or not destroy... which i find wierd.

[XXIceColdXX]

Nice find.

[Auralius Carolus]

byne wrote...

masster blaster wrote...

To be honest I think that Shepard should have a chance to be reunited with his, or her love interest because Shepard needs some peace for once in his, or her life but with his or her love interest raising a family on earth, ranchor, or anywhere else in the galaxy,

Raising a family on a rancor is very inadvisable.

Although a properly trained one will deter 99.99912% of all armed robbers. The remainder consists of armed robbers who ride thresher maws.

[Leto_Galt]

UrgedDuke wrote...

What is a PlotID?

Its from looking in the Save game files with an editor.

Here is a list of all? of them.

http://pastebin.com/zv8mxcxs

[masster blaster]

You know what would be funny after the choice you make and the credits finish. Your Shepard appears before you on the screen and tell"s you " WHY DID YOU LET ME CHOOSE ANY OF THE THREE CHOICES YOU A******".

YOU: "But I thought that what's you wanted Shepard

Shepard:" NO YOU PIYJACK OF A SIDE KICK, I WANTED TO LIVE MY LIFE AFTER THE WAR WAS OVER, BUT NOW I AM GOING TO WATCH MY GIRLFRIEND LIVE OUT HER LIFE WITH ALL MY CREW MATES GOING AT HER UNTIL SHE DIES!''

YOU: OH.

Modifié par masster blaster, 22 avril 2012 - 02:07 .

[Auralius Carolus]

Leto_Galt wrote...

Just bumping my own post from earlier today, I think its pretty solid IT evidence.
I did get one response saying it was old news, but I did some searching and couldn't find any other mentions of it.

Leto_Galt wrote...


I was looking through some save game editing plot flags and noticed that the line for End001 (Destroy) is different than End002 and End003. Destroy Sets 3 PlotIDs for the future.Not only do Synth and Control not set 3Ids. They do not even set 1.

End001,
PlotIDSet=(20894,19290,19286),
PlotIDClear=(),
PlotInts=((ID=10185,V=26),(ID=10303,V=25)),
PlotCond=())

End002,
PlotIDSet=(),
PlotIDClear=(),
PlotInts=((ID=10202,V=21)),
PlotCond=())

End003,
PlotIDSet=(),
PlotIDClear=(),
PlotInts=((ID=10203,V=22)),
PlotCond=())

I don't understand exactly how the game engine uses these PlotIDs, but from a layman’s point of view it looks like it's either;
Pick destroy, and have a future, or Synth/Control and not have a future.
Bioware does not even bother to track which one you picked if it wasn't destroy.
As far as they are concerned synthesis & control are the same thing. = Indoctrinated.

So, you're saying these plot codes have no known current value in the game?

[masster blaster]

Anything on the Twitter forms from Bioware?

[masster blaster]

Do you think that when you pick Destroy Shepard seams to regain his/her willpower and the memories of the once's he/she cares about come back to him/her and wakes up if EMS is high.

[shepskisaac]

monrapias wrote...



Copy paste the image url link to a new window  and you'll get a big version

Joker and Javik's faces omg xDDD

[BatmanTurian]

masster blaster wrote...

Do you think that when you pick Destroy Shepard seams to regain his/her willpower and the memories of the once's he/she cares about come back to him/her and wakes up if EMS is high.

Well yeah, I think he/she gets up, more pissed off and determined than ever. Remember how one of the characters ( I think Garrus) says the reapers killed Shepherd once with the collectors and all it did was ****** him/her off? Yeah, I think Shepherd would have murder on his/her mind and the Reapers will finally know true fear.

[BatmanTurian]

IsaacShep wrote...

monrapias wrote...



Copy paste the image url link to a new window  and you'll get a big version

Joker and Javik's faces omg xDDD

rapeface

[monrapias]

BatmanTurian wrote...

IsaacShep wrote...

monrapias wrote...



Copy paste the image url link to a new window  and you'll get a big version

Joker and Javik's faces omg xDDD

rapeface

*trollface

[BatmanTurian]

monrapias wrote...

BatmanTurian wrote...

IsaacShep wrote...

monrapias wrote...



Copy paste the image url link to a new window  and you'll get a big version

Joker and Javik's faces omg xDDD

rapeface

*trollface

both?

[Leto_Galt]

Auralius Carolus wrote...

Leto_Galt wrote...


I was looking through some save game editing plot flags and noticed that the line for End001 (Destroy) is different than End002 and End003. Destroy Sets 3 PlotIDs for the future.Not only do Synth and Control not set 3Ids. They do not even set 1.

End001,
PlotIDSet=(20894,19290,19286),
PlotIDClear=(),
PlotInts=((ID=10185,V=26),(ID=10303,V=25)),
PlotCond=())

End002,
PlotIDSet=(),
PlotIDClear=(),
PlotInts=((ID=10202,V=21)),
PlotCond=())

End003,
PlotIDSet=(),
PlotIDClear=(),
PlotInts=((ID=10203,V=22)),
PlotCond=())

I don't understand exactly how the game engine uses these PlotIDs, but from a layman’s point of view it looks like it's either;
Pick destroy, and have a future, or Synth/Control and not have a future.
Bioware does not even bother to track which one you picked if it wasn't destroy.
As far as they are concerned synthesis & control are the same thing. = Indoctrinated.

So, you're saying these plot codes have no known current value in the game?

Not really, but yes that should be true as well.
Basically the PlotIDs are used so the game knows what you have done in the past.

A list of all that I know about is available here - http://pastebin.com/zv8mxcxs

My point was that IF there is any post game DLC, your save file will only know if you chose destroy or not. It doesn't seem to care or differentiate between Synthesis and Control.

I interpret this to mean that since both Synthesis and Control end up with Shepard indoctrinated. The save file doesn't care what path you took to get there.

Modifié par Leto_Galt, 22 avril 2012 - 02:30 .