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HellishFiend wrote...
BatmanTurian wrote...
Wouldn't it be funny if in Red, you're shooting Harbinger in the face?
I was shooting Harbinger in the face my entire run to the beam. Didnt accomplish much.
Modifié par XXIceColdXX, 01 mai 2012 - 05:36 .
HellishFiend wrote...
blooregard wrote...
Was this brought up before that TIM said at the beginning of the game "I'm not looking for your approval" then goes on to try and convince Shepard that control is the best solution?
I'm sure it has but might as well point it out if it hasn't
I've brought it up before, and I'm sure others have too. It is a very good point. The game seems to go out of its way to show you that the way TIM acts at the end goes completely against his character. Heck, they dont even play his music!
I took that survey. Left a nice, pointed message at the end. Made me feel a little better. Like shooting at Harby on the way the beam. (see what I did there)XXIceColdXX wrote...
http://www.masseffec...p;
Modifié par gunslinger_ruiz, 01 mai 2012 - 05:39 .
gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
Alright, here's a big stretch and leap in logic but it's new to my brain so here we go.
Some people have said the Destroy options looks like one of the Reaper tubes from ME2 Collector base, and while it does look familiar what if this... tube is some kind of Reaper stasis pod? Something like what the Collectors used to store colonists but it's full on Reaper tech. Taking it a step further, what if this pod has Shepard's body in it? What if after being blasted by Harbinger you were snatched by some type of Husks and brought to some Reaper facility there on Earth near the beam, stuffed inside one of these pods to be processed or/and brought to the Citadel. if that's the case the Destroy option has you figuring out a way to blast your way out of this stasis pod, maybe you had the gun with you and shot it, or you resisted the Indoctrination on such a level that it overloaded all of the Reaper's tech, causing explosions and propelling you from this reaper "pod" and into a nearby pile of rubble in London.
This is the only way I can figure there being some unidentifiable reaper...plates? In Shepard's breath scene. The oval shaped objects near the undefined "vehicle" is what I refer to. Like I said, this is a huge leap in logic but have an image of the tube anyway.
*snip*
For anyone keeping score I'm on view 150-something of my Shepard's breath scene recording. And counting. Too bad I don't have some video editing software I could brighten it up even more.
Modifié par BatmanTurian, 01 mai 2012 - 05:42 .
Big G13 wrote...
I took that survey. Left a nice, pointed message at the end. Made me feel a little better. Like shooting at Harby on the way the beam. (see what I did there)XXIceColdXX wrote...
http://www.masseffec...p;
blooregard wrote...
HellishFiend wrote...
blooregard wrote...
Was this brought up before that TIM said at the beginning of the game "I'm not looking for your approval" then goes on to try and convince Shepard that control is the best solution?
I'm sure it has but might as well point it out if it hasn't
I've brought it up before, and I'm sure others have too. It is a very good point. The game seems to go out of its way to show you that the way TIM acts at the end goes completely against his character. Heck, they dont even play his music!
Did they play his theme on Thessia? I've been so disappointed in the game I stop playing after Rannoch (where dispite what people say is the second greatest scene in the game after Tuchanka of course.)
gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
Alright, here's a big stretch and leap in logic but it's new to my brain so here we go.
Some people have said the Destroy options looks like one of the Reaper tubes from ME2 Collector base, and while it does look familiar what if this... tube is some kind of Reaper stasis pod? Something like what the Collectors used to store colonists but it's full on Reaper tech. Taking it a step further, what if this pod has Shepard's body in it? What if after being blasted by Harbinger you were snatched by some type of Husks and brought to some Reaper facility there on Earth near the beam, stuffed inside one of these pods to be processed or/and brought to the Citadel. if that's the case the Destroy option has you figuring out a way to blast your way out of this stasis pod, maybe you had the gun with you and shot it, or you resisted the Indoctrination on such a level that it overloaded all of the Reaper's tech, causing explosions and propelling you from this reaper "pod" and into a nearby pile of rubble in London.
This is the only way I can figure there being some unidentifiable reaper...plates? In Shepard's breath scene. The oval shaped objects near the undefined "vehicle" is what I refer to. Like I said, this is a huge leap in logic but have an image of the tube anyway.
For anyone keeping score I'm on view 150-something of my Shepard's breath scene recording. And counting. Too bad I don't have some video editing software I could brighten it up even more.
HellishFiend wrote...
blooregard wrote...
HellishFiend wrote...
blooregard wrote...
Was this brought up before that TIM said at the beginning of the game "I'm not looking for your approval" then goes on to try and convince Shepard that control is the best solution?
I'm sure it has but might as well point it out if it hasn't
I've brought it up before, and I'm sure others have too. It is a very good point. The game seems to go out of its way to show you that the way TIM acts at the end goes completely against his character. Heck, they dont even play his music!
Did they play his theme on Thessia? I've been so disappointed in the game I stop playing after Rannoch (where dispite what people say is the second greatest scene in the game after Tuchanka of course.)
I'm fairly certain that his theme always plays every time you speak with him spanning all the way back to the very beginning of ME2. That includes the conversation on Thessia, as well as all the others in ME3.
Nice work.byne wrote...
Big G13 wrote...
I took that survey. Left a nice, pointed message at the end. Made me feel a little better. Like shooting at Harby on the way the beam. (see what I did there)XXIceColdXX wrote...
http://www.masseffec...p;
I unloaded all my ammo into Harby's face.
On one run, I picked up the second Cain from the first part of the Earth level and tried bringing it with me to shoot Harby with. I had it during the turret part of the FOB, but it went away after that, and they didnt let me bring it on the rest of the mission
MegumiAzusa wrote...
Btw back to the ending enumeration. Why end both blue endings on "AndReapersLeave"? Did they plan to include an ending without "AndReapersLeave" that they had to add that part? It makes me wonder why that is specifically mentioned.
MegumiAzusa wrote...
Btw back to the ending enumeration. Why end both blue endings on "AndReapersLeave"? Did they plan to include an ending without "AndReapersLeave" that they had to add that part? It makes me wonder why that is specifically mentioned.
BatmanTurian wrote...
gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
Alright, here's a big stretch and leap in logic but it's new to my brain so here we go.
Some people have said the Destroy options looks like one of the Reaper tubes from ME2 Collector base, and while it does look familiar what if this... tube is some kind of Reaper stasis pod? Something like what the Collectors used to store colonists but it's full on Reaper tech. Taking it a step further, what if this pod has Shepard's body in it? What if after being blasted by Harbinger you were snatched by some type of Husks and brought to some Reaper facility there on Earth near the beam, stuffed inside one of these pods to be processed or/and brought to the Citadel. if that's the case the Destroy option has you figuring out a way to blast your way out of this stasis pod, maybe you had the gun with you and shot it, or you resisted the Indoctrination on such a level that it overloaded all of the Reaper's tech, causing explosions and propelling you from this reaper "pod" and into a nearby pile of rubble in London.
This is the only way I can figure there being some unidentifiable reaper...plates? In Shepard's breath scene. The oval shaped objects near the undefined "vehicle" is what I refer to. Like I said, this is a huge leap in logic but have an image of the tube anyway.
*snip*
For anyone keeping score I'm on view 150-something of my Shepard's breath scene recording. And counting. Too bad I don't have some video editing software I could brighten it up even more.
First, I like your creativity.
Second, this implies Shepard actually went to the citadel and survived a hundreds-of-megatons explosion and then somehow ended up on Earth...
Do you see the problem with this?
blooregard wrote...
Yeah I just watched the Thessia scene and they played the music.
That leave only the end scene the only TIM scene they don't play his theme song...weird
Yes it played on Thessia.blooregard wrote...
Did they play his theme on Thessia? I've been so disappointed in the game I stop playing after Rannoch (where dispite what people say is the second greatest scene in the game after Tuchanka of course.)HellishFiend wrote...
blooregard wrote...
Was this brought up before that TIM said at the beginning of the game "I'm not looking for your approval" then goes on to try and convince Shepard that control is the best solution?
I'm sure it has but might as well point it out if it hasn't
I've brought it up before, and I'm sure others have too. It is a very good point. The game seems to go out of its way to show you that the way TIM acts at the end goes completely against his character. Heck, they dont even play his music!
HellishFiend wrote...
gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
It would be crazy to think that there wont be anything in the EC that we didnt see coming, so I figure the more crazy ideas like this we come up with, the more chances we have to get one of them right! Keep them coming!
Big Ben still gets fragged with low EMS. Also there are several buildings burning, while it's all Ok with higer EMS.byne wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
Btw back to the ending enumeration. Why end both blue endings on "AndReapersLeave"? Did they plan to include an ending without "AndReapersLeave" that they had to add that part? It makes me wonder why that is specifically mentioned.
Why even have multiple blue endings? Nothing changes except whether the soldiers cheer or not. Why your EMS determines whether or not the soldiers are happy to be the first cycle in galactic history not to be harvested always confused me.
Though, to be fair, if I were one of the soldiers fighting on the ground, and saw the Reapers just randomly fly off, my reaction would probably be more similiar to the low EMS one. Just standing there confused wondering what the hell just happened.
Modifié par MegumiAzusa, 01 mai 2012 - 05:57 .
MegumiAzusa wrote...
Big Ben still gets fragged with low EMS.byne wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
Btw back to the ending enumeration. Why end both blue endings on "AndReapersLeave"? Did they plan to include an ending without "AndReapersLeave" that they had to add that part? It makes me wonder why that is specifically mentioned.
Why even have multiple blue endings? Nothing changes except whether the soldiers cheer or not. Why your EMS determines whether or not the soldiers are happy to be the first cycle in galactic history not to be harvested always confused me.
Though, to be fair, if I were one of the soldiers fighting on the ground, and saw the Reapers just randomly fly off, my reaction would probably be more similiar to the low EMS one. Just standing there confused wondering what the hell just happened.
HellishFiend wrote...
blooregard wrote...
Yeah I just watched the Thessia scene and they played the music.
That leave only the end scene the only TIM scene they don't play his theme song...weird
Definitely weird. I wouldnt say it stands on its own as one of the stronger pieces of evidence, but when you combine it with all the other strange things in that scene (even just about TIM himself), it all seems to add up to something.
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