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noobcannon wrote...
CDHarrisUSF wrote...
His ears are still working and only slightly muffled. You can hear Harbinger take off. You can hear the couple of husks you shoot. You can hear a few lines through the radio. You just don't hear any sounds of combat whatsoever, which is the part I found to be odd, because one would expect guns and explosions to make a bit more noise than a husk.Omilophile wrote...
I would imagine that's because his ear drums were blown out. Due to the same reason why his armor is torn to shreds and he's bleeding heavily. A blast of that intensity would creat a rapid expansion of air, thus bursting his ear drums.
the parts you are talking about, withe husks and harbinger taking off, are what i think to be part of the hallucination, they are after the laser.
The reason I brought up the sound in that scene was because someone said the scene of Shepard waking up after the ending would have had sounds of fighting going on around him if he were really on Earth... though the lack of sound after the blast (assuming what we see is real) doesn't necessarily support that knock against the indoctrination hypothesis.
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But if Bioware convinced them thay could pull the biggest fast one on not only the fans, but thanks to our initial responses, the whole of the gaming journalism industry, even reaching things like Forbes now... wouldn't that be something? I mean a short bit of negative press, followed by the entire industry dropping on their knees and bowing? EA's a business and they want profits, sure. But they'd be stupid not to let Bioware try this.
