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[sumguy421]

the origin of the reapers was never explained? i just finished the game and i have the fact finder achievment but i dont recall hearing **** all about where the reapers came from

[Devin the Wanderer]

Dark Energy was spreading and to try and stop it, ancient races banded together, creating the Reapers to try and sto- oh, wait, that got retconned, uh crap, quick, someone come up with a new backstory, no wait, nevermind, just apocalyptically end the series so we don't have to >_>

Right now it's probably something like "Oh no, we made a machine race that almost wiped us out, what if other races do this? We better turn ourselves into immortal, unstoppable machines and harvest them to do the same thing before they wipe out all organic life"

[Jaryk]

What I took away from the game was that the Reapers were created by that Catalyst thing, who is clearly Morrigan's god-child from Dragon Age Origins.

[Jackal82]

I thought the reapers already told you that they were beyond your comprehension

[Pasicrates]

They were made by the Citadel Guardian as their solution to the chaos that is organic life. While it never says if they were once organic too or not. However, where the Citadel itself came from is a whole new can of worms that shall go down unanswered.

[John Locke N7]

Jaryk wrote...

What I took away from the game was that the Reapers were created by that Catalyst thing, who is clearly Morrigan's god-child from Dragon Age Origins.

OOOOOHHH, now it all makes sense!!!!!

The ending to the dragon age series was FRRKin AWESOME THEN!!!!

hopefully the ending to dragon age 3 will have our Mass Effect endeing in it.

[John Locke N7]

Pasicrates wrote...

They were made by the Citadel Guardian as their solution to the chaos that is organic life. While it never says if they were once organic too or not. However, where the Citadel itself came from is a whole new can of worms that shall go down unanswered.

i thought the citadel was an AI who rebelled against there leaders, and eventualy thought that order needed to be imposed on organic life.....

[sumguy421]

lol i just wish there had been cinematics explaining more about the origin of the reapers and the citadel

[sumguy421]

i watched all 3 endings and they were all recycled pretty much with different color energy waves lol what a dumb way to end the series =(

[Dreadwing 67]

sumguy421 wrote...

i watched all 3 endings and they were all recycled pretty much with different color energy waves lol what a dumb way to end the series =(

I will still go back and play each game and write the epilogue in my head. It is still an expierience I am not going to get with anything else.

[sumguy421]

dont get me wrong all in all it was a fun game its just it loses major points for the ending and questions left unawnsered but i played the game for 25 hours so i obviously enjoyed it

[Jaryk]

John Locke N7 wrote...

Jaryk wrote...

What I took away from the game was that the Reapers were created by that Catalyst thing, who is clearly Morrigan's god-child from Dragon Age Origins.

OOOOOHHH, now it all makes sense!!!!!

The ending to the dragon age series was FRRKin AWESOME THEN!!!!

hopefully the ending to dragon age 3 will have our Mass Effect endeing in it.

Clearly it will.

The reason that Morrigan's god-child is in the Mass Effect Universe is because that's where Morrigan ended up after she went through the Tevinter Mirror at the end of Witch Hunt.  The god-child coming from the Dragon Age Universe also explains why it holds to the "created will always try to destroy their creator" philosophy, as it knew about the old Tevinter Mages corrupting the Golden City and being turned into darkspawn and all that.  It just applied the philosophy to synthetics.

Now, for the Mass Effect ending coming in Dragon Age 3, what obviously happened was, when the Crucible went all blam and stuff the reason we were shown the Normady was that it was warped to the Dragon Age Universe.  The Normandy's crew will be the protagonists of Dragon Age 3.

The end.