By the way, did anybody think about the fact that maybe Shepard wasn't ever indoctrinated before because only Harbinger is strong enough to do so, and the ending is the only time Shepard every meets Harbinger face to face?
Good point, the vicinity of Harbinger would cause the indoc to be stronger than ever before.
Scam_poo: maybe you are right, maybe you are wrong, but it would play into my Indoc. Theory, where Shepard is strong enough to resist normal indoctrination, and attract others like him/her. After Harby hits him/her with beam, some random soldier does what Shepard is doing because it is real it is just not Shepard doing it.
Scam_poo: maybe you are right, maybe you are wrong, but it would play into my Indoc. Theory, where Shepard is strong enough to resist normal indoctrination, and attract others like him/her. After Harby hits him/her with beam, some random soldier does what Shepard is doing because it is real it is just not Shepard doing it.
Well besides the fact that it would be stupid in a narrative sense we also see Harbinger effortlessly swatting down soldiers, tanks and aircraft. Shepard only gets to the beam (whether the scene is a dream or not) only because Harbinger decided to fly away. For some reason.
Scam_poo: maybe you are right, maybe you are wrong, but it would play into my Indoc. Theory, where Shepard is strong enough to resist normal indoctrination, and attract others like him/her. After Harby hits him/her with beam, some random soldier does what Shepard is doing because it is real it is just not Shepard doing it.
Well besides the fact that it would be stupid in a narrative sense we also see Harbinger effortlessly swatting down soldiers, tanks and aircraft. Shepard only gets to the beam (whether the scene is a dream or not) only because Harbinger decided to fly away. For some reason.
Zaeed may have been ablee to do it, but it does make a compromise between the Inoc. Theorists and the pro-enders
Scam_poo: maybe you are right, maybe you are wrong, but it would play into my Indoc. Theory, where Shepard is strong enough to resist normal indoctrination, and attract others like him/her. After Harby hits him/her with beam, some random soldier does what Shepard is doing because it is real it is just not Shepard doing it.
Well besides the fact that it would be stupid in a narrative sense we also see Harbinger effortlessly swatting down soldiers, tanks and aircraft. Shepard only gets to the beam (whether the scene is a dream or not) only because Harbinger decided to fly away. For some reason.
Zaeed may have been ablee to do it, but it does make a compromise between the Inoc. Theorists and the pro-enders
Non-loyal Zaeed cant even survive a fight with the two other random mercs he was working with in ME3. I doubt loyal Zaeed could survive Harby
Have you all seen this documentary on the Indoctrination Theory yet?
Nice summery but incomplete and flawed.
We could do better, but even we don't all agree on what should be considered conclusive or not.
Welcome to the world of science
It's not about that, the video has tons of flaws like saying the piles of bodies aren't there while running to the conduit while they are perfectly visible. Also the flashing of the background after being shot by Harbinger, the flashing is also there before and caused by the beam.
Scam_poo: maybe you are right, maybe you are wrong, but it would play into my Indoc. Theory, where Shepard is strong enough to resist normal indoctrination, and attract others like him/her. After Harby hits him/her with beam, some random soldier does what Shepard is doing because it is real it is just not Shepard doing it.
Well besides the fact that it would be stupid in a narrative sense we also see Harbinger effortlessly swatting down soldiers, tanks and aircraft. Shepard only gets to the beam (whether the scene is a dream or not) only because Harbinger decided to fly away. For some reason.
Zaeed may have been ablee to do it, but it does make a compromise between the Inoc. Theorists and the pro-enders
Non-loyal Zaeed cant even survive a fight with the two other random mercs he was working with in ME3. I doubt loyal Zaeed could survive Harby
Loyal Zaeed can survive the SM in ME2, but the theory was just to build a bridge between what we got and IT
I always assumed he said that only if your EMS was low, but they have synthesis available in that vid...
Also, how does the red wave decide what is and is not technology?
Technically the wheel is technology, and we rely on it. Are all wheels destroyed?
I always like that scene, how the gorgon just stands there like a tree, not moving at all.
The gorgon? What gorgon?
This is the episode where Negelum (spelling) was experimenting on the crew with various ways to die.
Pulaski in TNG is played by the same actress who played the Medusan ambassador in TOS episode "Is There in Truth No Beauty?" Add to that her haircut, voice, and eyes. Hence Gorgon.
Pulaski in TNG is played by the same actress who played the Medusan ambassador in TOS episode "Is There in Truth No Beauty?" Add to that her haircut, voice, and eyes. Hence Gorgon.
Have you all seen this documentary on the Indoctrination Theory yet?
Nice summery but incomplete and flawed.
We could do better, but even we don't all agree on what should be considered conclusive or not.
Welcome to the world of science
It's not about that, the video has tons of flaws like saying the piles of bodies aren't there while running to the conduit while they are perfectly visible. Also the flashing of the background after being shot by Harbinger, the flashing is also there before and caused by the beam.
The flashing was already there?
Dig this: so earlier today(dep. on your region) there were high res screenshots posted of the breath scene (Link & Link, thx Megumi and gunslinger!). Three notable things now:
- Shep's default N7 armor had a blue tan. One guess was: the beam's reflection. - No flashing lightening anymore. - A shiny thing in the background that is still a mystery.
Since there's no flashing anymore, one can assume that the conduit is deactivated. It might even be destroyed, because this shiny thing looks like a part of the conduit construction. But since it's lying around, one can assume that it's broken, hence destroyed.
Interesting, so it seems that either Shepard or someone else destroyed it. (only speculation, of course)
BTW, notice that you can hear distant noises (still a battle going on?) www.youtube.com/watch while the camera flies over that shiny thing.
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Dig this: so earlier today(dep. on your region) there were high res screenshots posted of the breath scene (Link & Link, thx Megumi and gunslinger!). Three notable things now:
- Shep's default N7 armor had a blue tan. One guess was: the beam's reflection. - No flashing lightening anymore. - A shiny thing in the background that is still a mystery.
Since there's no flashing anymore, one can assume that the conduit is deactivated. It might even be destroyed, because this shiny thing looks like a part of the conduit construction. But since it's lying around, one can assume that it's broken, hence destroyed.
Interesting, so it seems that either Shepard or someone else destroyed it. (only speculation, of course)
BTW, notice that you can hear distant noises (still a battle going on?) www.youtube.com/watch while the camera flies over that shiny thing.
Where the hell was I when those were posted. I've never seen those before. Gonna have to replay the london again.
Still doesn't explain the reaper cables though. And the blue highlights to his armor are an effect of making the scene brighter.
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