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[Farbautisonn]

HenchxNarf wrote...
Civility is only an illusion to them. They think they're actually being that way but they're not.

-And you are the resident judge of "Civility" around here I take it?

[_Mr vas normandy]

Ghost Warrior wrote...

FatalX7.0 wrote...

If you played Arrival in Mass Effect 2, when the relay blows up at the end, it takes out the entire system, killing hundreds of thousands of Batarians.

That's because you slammed an asteroid into it.

So when the the galaxy at the end of the game showed the chain of explosions of Mass Relays, you thought literally thought that people could survive THAT large of an explosion?

Ha!

Edit: Didnt see any asteroids in ME3 either.

Modifié par Mr vas normandy, 19 mars 2012 - 12:38 .

[Desteron]

Because they marketed the game as choices having decisions and the ending would not be an ABC option. They are liars and need to make it right.

[aberdash]

Ghost Warrior wrote...

That's because you slammed an asteroid into it.

From the cinematic it is clear the explosions spanned multiple systems. I dont think a planet stands much of a chance against that.

[FatalX7.0]

Kinda seems like overloading the Mass Relays with a space laser would make it even worse.


Also, space magic.

[Ghost Warrior]

Farbautisonn wrote...



-Then I presume you allow others to be "only human"? And getting a bit frustrated when they percieve they were sold a product that did not live up to their expectations ?

Of course,they have a "moment of weakness",then chill and realize it's not the end of the world. I reacted the same way you did the first time I saw the ending,and then...I took a deep breath.

[FatalX7.0]

Mr vas normandy wrote...

Ghost Warrior wrote...

FatalX7.0 wrote...

If you played Arrival in Mass Effect 2, when the relay blows up at the end, it takes out the entire system, killing hundreds of thousands of Batarians.

That's because you slammed an asteroid into it.

So when the the galaxy at the end of the game showed the chain of explosions of Mass Relays, you thought literally thought that people could survive THAT large of an explosion?

Ha!

Edit: Didnt see any asteroids in ME3 either.

We're talking about Arrival, Mass Effect 2 DLC that bridges the two games together.

[Shepard needs a Vacation]

Read this and you will know why https://docs.google....?pli=1&sle=true

[AgitatedLemon]

Ghost Warrior wrote...

- Citadel remains in Control ending

- In reality,how you activate a bomb can affect the size of explosion

- I meant trillions alltogether

- The losses are huge (like I already said),but not everything is lost

1. Not that it matters. Shepard (His Catalyst-Shepard hybrid form, at least), like any person, will A) go insane from the isolation or go insane with the power. 

2. Not to the point of "Super nova or no super nova". Regardless of how they blow up, their immense eezo core would release more energy than a nuclear ICBM.

3. Irrelevant as well. If it's a colony, then it's at least semi-dependant on external support, to a point (Freedom's Progress with the military mechs, Horizon with the GARDIAN lasers, etc). The homeworlds (Which were hit the hardest) will almost certainly be unable to support a population (Remember Palaven burning?)

4. See above.

Modifié par AgitatedLemon, 19 mars 2012 - 12:45 .

[Someone With Mass]

Ghost Warrior wrote...
Victory comes at cost. Citadel doesn't have to be destroyed. Mass Relays don't necessarily kill anyone. Trillions on colonies and homeworlds are probably alive,which they wouldn't have been without Shepard. You suffer terrible losses,but you stop the cycle of destruction. Stargazer tells stories about Shepard.Life continues.

Okay. 

Then how come the Guardian didn't help Sovereign?

How come Joker retreated when no other ship did? 

How come that the squadmates that were killed by Harbinger (yeah, Harbinger is really the kind of guy who'd shut up about an event like that too) magically reappears on the Normandy without as much as a scratch?

If the Guardian had this galaxy-wide altering power, then why didn't he use that before starting to slaughter trillions in some intensely idiotic fashion by building synthetics to kill organics in order to stop other synthetics from killing those organics?

There's one thing to sacrifice to win, and then there's to sacrifice just to provide a "dark" tone and to smack the player in the face about how serious the situation is, as if he/she can't figure that one out for themselves.

None of the sacrifices in the game served any purpose in the endgame whatsoever.

Shepard brought the smartest scientists in the galaxy to work on the Crucible, but it doesn't depend on them at all or which scientists you recruited to work on it. There'd have been no difference if you'd so revived a colony of Prothean scientists to work on it or if you had let a team of vorcha build it with a box of hammers and some metal sheets.

None of your choices previous to the ending are reflected in any way, rendering them almost completely pointless.

It doesn't matter which race you side with either. They won't provide any tactical advantage when compared to the other race whatsoever. It's all running on the player's preference.

Hell, with the multiplayer, I can make the N7 team more valuable war assets than all the fleets and scientists combined if I so desired. How would that make sense from the in-universe perspective?

The endings are utter crap compared to what they could have been. I've seen people coming up with better endings in mere minutes.

[_Mr vas normandy]

FatalX7.0 wrote...

Mr vas normandy wrote...

Ghost Warrior wrote...

FatalX7.0 wrote...

If you played Arrival in Mass Effect 2, when the relay blows up at the end, it takes out the entire system, killing hundreds of thousands of Batarians.

That's because you slammed an asteroid into it.

So when the the galaxy at the end of the game showed the chain of explosions of Mass Relays, you thought literally thought that people could survive THAT large of an explosion?

Ha!

Edit: Didnt see any asteroids in ME3 either.

We're talking about Arrival, Mass Effect 2 DLC that bridges the two games together.

I was pointing out the fact on how the asteroid being slammed into the side the Relay made no difference on how much damage it did.

Also, yes i do realize we are talking about Arrival, which is a piece of crap compared to the Shadow Broker DLC. I guess it still beats Overlord.

[HenchxNarf]

slyguy200 wrote...

HenchxNarf wrote...

Ghost Warrior wrote...

slyguy200 wrote...

Well, maybe not trolling but either way you have really not been "civil" most of the time and have ultimatly Ddisrespected almost everybody who has for this whole forum and others. So i hereby label you a troll in my book(DON'T ASK ABOUT THE BOOK UNLESS YOU WANT ME RO MAKE A 2 HOUR TEXT WALL)

I'm sorry to say it,but being civil doesn't seem to work around here. And don't worry,I don't care about the book.

And I respect people fighting for their beliefs,but when I find those beliefs ridiculous,it's a little hard to remain respectful. Don't hate me,I'm only human.

Civility is only an illusion to them. They think they're actually being that way but they're not.

i never said i was civil but i am civil to those who are, you wouldn't know because you are a troll and don't talk have i not already defeated you hench

You can't even defeat grammar and spelling, you haven't defeated me. And I'm not a troll, I'm just entitled to say what I feel like saying. Just like the rest of the boards.

[MissMaster_2]

Ghost Warrior wrote...

FatalX7.0 wrote...

If you played Arrival in Mass Effect 2, when the relay blows up at the end, it takes out the entire system, killing hundreds of thousands of Batarians.

That's because you slammed an asteroid into it.

That is soo bad fanfiction logic.

That is like saying...

"Well how do we know Voldemort is dead? It was not a direct spell it was just a rebound."

Sorry, Harry Potter nerd.

See all evidence before in the story telling and lore points to the Mass Relays always blowing up with such force.

[HenchxNarf]

slyguy200 wrote...

HenchxNarf wrote...

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You can't even defeat grammar and spelling, you haven't defeated me. And I'm not a troll, I'm just entitled to say what I feel like saying. Just like the rest of the boards.

i have proven you wrong thus far and you have been unable to supply good comebacks, maybe not defeated but silenced, as for grammar i really don't care this isn't freaking school or something it is the internet i will type how i want.

You haven't done that, either. I'm just ignoring you and playing MP, there's a different. You are no longer worth my time.

[MissMaster_2]

HenchxNarf wrote...

You can't even defeat grammar and spelling, you haven't defeated me. And I'm not a troll, I'm just entitled to say what I feel like saying. Just like the rest of the boards.

I'm going to have to agree with you Hench.

You can feel the way you want...there is nothing wrong it that. Come on guys keep it civil.

Modifié par MissMaster_2, 19 mars 2012 - 12:54 .

[GeneralYin]

slyguy200 wrote...

i never said i was civil but i am civil to those who are, you wouldn't know because you are a troll and don't talk have i not already defeated you hench

If speaking to them is aggrevating and is not producing a constructive debate, then don't reply. As community members, they have the right to protect the current ending, just like we have the right to voice our concerns about the ending.

As for civility, I don't know if the more hostile pro-ending people were attacked for their beliefs by radicals from our side. If that is the case for them, then I regret that it happened.

But when they base harrassment of the other side on percieved superiority or just out of a need to get a rise out of people, the only cause they hurt is their own, as they diminish the credibility of the pro-ending/anti-ending camp by mis-representing the many reasonable folk who believe in Bioware's rights as an artist/rights of the consumer.

So if its not civil and constructive and is playing on negative emotions, tune out. Fight fire with water. Its how I'm getting by on this forum.

Modifié par GeneralYin, 19 mars 2012 - 12:55 .

[Farbautisonn]

Ghost Warrior wrote...
Of course,they have a "moment of weakness",then chill and realize it's not the end of the world. I reacted the same way you did the first time I saw the ending,and then...I took a deep breath.

-So in otherwords to act "human" is to act like you? 

[FatalX7.0]

HenchxNarf wrote...

slyguy200 wrote...

HenchxNarf wrote...

...

You can't even defeat grammar and spelling, you haven't defeated me. And I'm not a troll, I'm just entitled to say what I feel like saying. Just like the rest of the boards.

i have proven you wrong thus far and you have been unable to supply good comebacks, maybe not defeated but silenced, as for grammar i really don't care this isn't freaking school or something it is the internet i will type how i want.

You haven't done that, either. I'm just ignoring you and playing MP, there's a different. You are no longer worth my time.

The fact that he actually cares about winning and being right is funny.

[bleachorange]

Bioware's sensei for the ending was legendary....


....his name was Dumbledore. And he showed them how to perform...  SPACE MAGIC !!!!!!

Space Magic, yeah yeah yeaaaahh...
Space Magic, you're so cooooool...
Space Magic, you're so colorfuuuul...
Space Magic, you're so Mass Effective...
yeah yeah yeaaaahhhh...................

Modifié par bleachorange, 19 mars 2012 - 01:00 .