Can someone please explain the "Green Light" to me?
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Posté 11 mars 2012 - 12:38
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Modifié par Animositisomina, 11 mars 2012 - 12:41 .
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Posté 11 mars 2012 - 12:42
That could be a T-shirt.
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Posté 11 mars 2012 - 12:44
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Posté 11 mars 2012 - 01:23
Turtlicious wrote...
How does a ball of light make people into cyborgs? How does it turn synthetics into cyborgs? OR BETTER YET! How does it decide what's "Organic Life" and what's a tree, or a jellyfish, or the Flu? How is it universal when all of these species are like, CRAZY different? Do they all just turn into reapers? Is that it? Does the Green Light Scenario just turn everyone into Reapers with thought (and maybe prettier, blech) I'm so confused and upset right now. XD
They're obviously not Reapers in the synthesis ending. From what I saw after the Normandy crash, Joker, EDI, and Kaidan appeared to be having perfectly human reactions to both being alive and on landing on a beautiful new world. Do you think Reapers would smile and behave like, well, people????
Whether you buy into what happened or not, it seemed roughly equivalent to nanotechnology being deployed on a massive scale. The beam was responsible for changing the base matter from which everything is made so that organic life incorporates synthetic elements (Joker) and synthetic life (EDI) takes on organic elements. I think it only changed their bodies, not their minds or their personalities.
Yes, it's a mystery as to how the green light did this. I just chalked it up to the green beam being an energy stream containing a code/program capable of transforming all matter. Call it magic or complete nonsense if you like, but I didn't expect a detailed explanation in that moment. And I'll point out that Arthur C. once said that any sufficiently advanced technology is indistinguishable from magic.
As for Joker trying to outrace the beam in the ending and running off, I thought about it thanks to a comment and an earlier thread. I believe that Joker (being Joker and all) would have swooped in to try to rescue everyone he could on Earth, possibly after being contacted by Kaidan or whoever else survived. Given the events of Arrival (a star system being destroyed when the mass relay exploded), it might very well have looked to him as if the mass relay was going to take out the entire Sol system - hence his attempt to escape and save who he could. That's my guess about it since it's not like anyone was around who could explain what was happening.
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Posté 11 mars 2012 - 02:05
The preceding is the most famous use of a green light in the last passage of a work of fiction. And yes substituting the last paragraph from the Great Gatsby as the ending of ME3 would actually make it better. (And also it makes more sense than what Bioware managed.)
Modifié par tamperous, 11 mars 2012 - 02:05 .
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Posté 11 mars 2012 - 02:06
Little did I know it was only going to get worse with the relays being destroyed and the normandy fleeing for some reason.
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Posté 11 mars 2012 - 02:07
Turtlicious wrote...
How does a ball of light make people into cyborgs? How does it turn synthetics into cyborgs? OR BETTER YET! How does it decide what's "Organic Life" and what's a tree, or a jellyfish, or the Flu? How is it universal when all of these species are like, CRAZY different? Do they all just turn into reapers? Is that it? Does the Green Light Scenario just turn everyone into Reapers with thought (and maybe prettier, blech) I'm so confused and upset right now. XD
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