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Arian Dynas wrote...
Emperor_Ike wrote...
I feel the need to point out that SR1's drive core was 3x bigger than a standard drive core for a ship its size, and it in no way looked like a magically-semi-reflective-sphere-of-the-same-type-as-you-see-in-multiple-prothean-artifacts.
Ahem. Begging pardons.
Retconned, and this core is bigger than that.
Salient Archer wrote...
Just making preparations for my delve into literalist territories, thought it best to blend into the surroundings before I did.gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
Salient Archer wrote...
Hey guys, what's the link to the literalist thread?, I feel like lurking for a bit to see what they're crapping on about.
Did you change your icon? I swear I thought that was wald come back to haunt us.
Salient Archer wrote...
Salient Archer wrote...
Just making preparations for my delve into literalist territories, thought it best to blend into the surroundings before I did.gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
Salient Archer wrote...
Hey guys, what's the link to the literalist thread?, I feel like lurking for a bit to see what they're crapping on about.
Did you change your icon? I swear I thought that was wald come back to haunt us.
Also, who is this Wald you speak of?
Modifié par Arian Dynas, 11 mai 2012 - 09:48 .
Salient Archer wrote...
Salient Archer wrote...
Just making preparations for my delve into literalist territories, thought it best to blend into the surroundings before I did.gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
Salient Archer wrote...
Hey guys, what's the link to the literalist thread?, I feel like lurking for a bit to see what they're crapping on about.
Did you change your icon? I swear I thought that was wald come back to haunt us.
Also, who is this Wald you speak of?
HellishFiend wrote...
pirate1802 wrote...
HellishFiend wrote...
gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
Not counting on this myself, I think EC will just expand on what we currently have for ending choices and HOPEFULLY expand on the IT. Then we can look forward to post game DLC with Shepard waking up in a hospital of some kind and either living happily with his/her LI or helping to finish the mop up op against the remaining Reaper forces.
So you're saying:
>ME3 on-disc content
>EC (Bioware's "official" IT confirmation/explanation)
>Post endgame DLC
I guess that could make sense, though I'll be a bit disappointed unless the post-ending DLC is WELL worth the wait....
Didn't Bioware specifically state that EC would be the only post-ending DLC in the plans? I saw someone else saying this so not sure myself, not that I don't want itMy personal thinking is they are sort-of carrying the baattle forward with the multiplayer weekend events, and the ANN reports; showing that fight is still going on; then they would releaase the EC (or more ending DLCs) to provide the concusion.
I remember hearing that too, which is why I'm hesitant to believe that the EC wont fully wrap up the story. But since they do want to keep making single player DLC, I guess anything is possible.
You clearly need my lolmgcompressorArian Dynas wrote...
IT'S TOO QUIET!
Arian Dynas wrote...
Ooooh... is boom-time...
Also, was listening to the cut Anderson dialogue (why can I not find the broshep version? D: ) and noticed a few interesting things.
One, the obvious lie that Anderson never had a family, because he does in fact have a wife and son, and more interestingly, Shepard claiming she's "a soldier" whom could never settle down. Hmmm, sounds kind of like;
"Whom will you listen to Shepard? An old soldier past his prime, only able to see life down the barrel of a gun?"
No? Perhaps it's Shep's subconcious desire to retire and rest, seeing himself as being "past his prime."
That and Shepard seeking absolution, forgiveness for his sins before he can go on, free of emotional baggage and guilt weighing him down, making him easier to indoctrinate, with the illusory Anderson acting as a proxy, capable of exonerating him in his own mind.
Modifié par liggy002, 11 mai 2012 - 11:21 .
liggy002 wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
Ooooh... is boom-time...
Also, was listening to the cut Anderson dialogue (why can I not find the broshep version? D: ) and noticed a few interesting things.
One, the obvious lie that Anderson never had a family, because he does in fact have a wife and son, and more interestingly, Shepard claiming she's "a soldier" whom could never settle down. Hmmm, sounds kind of like;
"Whom will you listen to Shepard? An old soldier past his prime, only able to see life down the barrel of a gun?"
No? Perhaps it's Shep's subconcious desire to retire and rest, seeing himself as being "past his prime."
That and Shepard seeking absolution, forgiveness for his sins before he can go on, free of emotional baggage and guilt weighing him down, making him easier to indoctrinate, with the illusory Anderson acting as a proxy, capable of exonerating him in his own mind.
That settles it then.... it was an illusion. Bioware must have intended Indoctrination. That cut out scene proves it since we know that Anderson had a family or rather HAS A FAMILY
It makes sense too, because if they had kept that cut scene in there they would have given it away. Some people are going to say that it was taken out because they decided not to go with it, but we all know that isn't what happened. You don't make a scene like that without a special kind of intent and just throw away the concept.
Modifié par HellishFiend, 11 mai 2012 - 11:23 .
Arian Dynas wrote...
Well actually, the lie about his family is still in, and apparently you can get this dialogue if you romanced NO ONE, no one at all. So I do stand corrected, though in that event, it's likely Anderson taking on a greater importance in Shep's life, lacking in a LI, and at some point, there probably was a conversation with a LI there, otherwise they'd have prolly done the Anderson dialogue for everyone
Arian Dynas wrote...
liggy002 wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
Ooooh... is boom-time...
Also, was listening to the cut Anderson dialogue (why can I not find the broshep version? D: ) and noticed a few interesting things.
One, the obvious lie that Anderson never had a family, because he does in fact have a wife and son, and more interestingly, Shepard claiming she's "a soldier" whom could never settle down. Hmmm, sounds kind of like;
"Whom will you listen to Shepard? An old soldier past his prime, only able to see life down the barrel of a gun?"
No? Perhaps it's Shep's subconcious desire to retire and rest, seeing himself as being "past his prime."
That and Shepard seeking absolution, forgiveness for his sins before he can go on, free of emotional baggage and guilt weighing him down, making him easier to indoctrinate, with the illusory Anderson acting as a proxy, capable of exonerating him in his own mind.
That settles it then.... it was an illusion. Bioware must have intended Indoctrination. That cut out scene proves it since we know that Anderson had a family or rather HAS A FAMILY
It makes sense too, because if they had kept that cut scene in there they would have given it away. Some people are going to say that it was taken out because they decided not to go with it, but we all know that isn't what happened. You don't make a scene like that without a special kind of intent and just throw away the concept.
Well actually, the lie about his family is still in, and apparently you can get this dialogue if you romanced NO ONE, no one at all. So I do stand corrected, though in that event, it's likely Anderson taking on a greater importance in Shep's life, lacking in a LI, and at some point, there probably was a conversation with a LI there, otherwise they'd have prolly done the Anderson dialogue for everyone
Modifié par liggy002, 11 mai 2012 - 11:30 .
HellishFiend wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
Well actually, the lie about his family is still in, and apparently you can get this dialogue if you romanced NO ONE, no one at all. So I do stand corrected, though in that event, it's likely Anderson taking on a greater importance in Shep's life, lacking in a LI, and at some point, there probably was a conversation with a LI there, otherwise they'd have prolly done the Anderson dialogue for everyone
I'm assuming you have proof of this since you sound so certain. Feel like sharing?
Modifié par Arian Dynas, 11 mai 2012 - 11:32 .
HellishFiend wrote...
A comment on youtube is far from proof... I'm calling bull.
Arian Dynas wrote...
HellishFiend wrote...
A comment on youtube is far from proof... I'm calling bull.
Why not go corroborate it then? I would but... I'm lazy...
Arian Dynas wrote...
HellishFiend wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
Well actually, the lie about his family is still in, and apparently you can get this dialogue if you romanced NO ONE, no one at all. So I do stand corrected, though in that event, it's likely Anderson taking on a greater importance in Shep's life, lacking in a LI, and at some point, there probably was a conversation with a LI there, otherwise they'd have prolly done the Anderson dialogue for everyone
I'm assuming you have proof of this since you sound so certain. Feel like sharing?
Can' corroborate about the no romance thing
it's in the comments, but I can the lie, he said as much during my playthrough, and I knew right away, hell yes he DOES have a wife and son.
HellishFiend wrote...
Arian Dynas wrote...
HellishFiend wrote...
A comment on youtube is far from proof... I'm calling bull.
Why not go corroborate it then? I would but... I'm lazy...
Because I'm sure it's just a troll trying to get some people to waste their time.
Arian Dynas wrote...
Salient Archer wrote...
Salient Archer wrote...
Just making preparations for my delve into literalist territories, thought it best to blend into the surroundings before I did.gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
Salient Archer wrote...
Hey guys, what's the link to the literalist thread?, I feel like lurking for a bit to see what they're crapping on about.
Did you change your icon? I swear I thought that was wald come back to haunt us.
Also, who is this Wald you speak of?
DO NOT SPEAK HIS NAME ALOUD!
w-a-l-d-s-t-e-r-1-8
The most annoying, immature, obnoxious troll we have had on this thread. I would pity him, were he worth pitying.
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