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[FreshRevenge]

 Since this is sort of Cannon, this Starchild. Well I think the StarChild only appears in a form that Shepard would recognize. However who is this Catalyst? Obviously it has been around for millions of years, let's say 37 million years ago. In Mass Effect 2 when you board the Derelict Reaper, the Illussive Man says it was a dead Reaper from a war when Mammals took their first step onto land!

Some people have said the little boy that you see in the beginning was a hallucination. I think they are wrong in this claim because on another playthrough I notice the boy's picture on the Memorial Wall in the refugee camp down in the docking bays. Stating "Last seen on Earth".

Now I did some calculations from what the StarChild has said. Given the Derelict Reaper was part of the StarChild Control. It has been responsible for destroying the galaxy 740 times. 37 Million years divided by 50 thousand years. Now this intelligence to make this determination that life should be wiped out every 50 thousand year had to be created. Yet by whom or what?

I am curious now how BioWare will explain this StarChild now that we know it has been responsible for the mass genocide of every species for millions of years! Now it isn't about the reapers anymore. Shepard agains't the StarChild. Well again I think the StarChild may have another form? I am just speculating at this moment but feel free to share your thoughts.

I would just ask you all not to bash the concept over the ending. As much as I didn't favor the ending, I have faith that BioWare can change that!

Modifié par FreshRevenge, 20 mars 2012 - 09:26 .

[RaptorZefier]

More speculation for the speculation throne.

[LilyasAvalon]

He's clearly Morrigan's Godbaby.

[Sokar93]

The starchild is Biowares explanation to the existence of the Reapers. Too bad it just adds more question without answering anything.

RaptorZefier wrote...

More speculation for the speculation throne.

[Cody211282]

LilyasAvalon wrote...

He's clearly Morrigan's Godbaby.

Humm I guess that's why it was never mentioned in DA2.

[the red boon]

Who knows, who cares. I wish that character was cut from the game.

[FreshRevenge]

Sokar93 wrote...

The starchild is Biowares explanation to the existence of the Reapers. Too bad it just adds more question without answering anything.

RaptorZefier wrote...

More speculation for the speculation throne.

Why would the StarChild say it would be okay to destroy the reapers?

[Sweawm]

It's simply obvious Harbinger needs a better disguise

[Killer3000ad]

Space Magic explains everything.

[Precursor2552]

FreshRevenge wrote...

Sokar93 wrote...

The starchild is Biowares explanation to the existence of the Reapers. Too bad it just adds more question without answering anything.

RaptorZefier wrote...

More speculation for the speculation throne.

Why would the StarChild say it would be okay to destroy the reapers?

For the same reason his solution to the problem of synthetics killing organics was to create synthetics to kill organics?

Modifié par Precursor2552, 20 mars 2012 - 09:36 .

[Mellotron]

Starchild does not exist.
Starchild does not exist.
Starchild does not exist.

Repeat it with me.

[3JIoe 3JIO]

He is Space Wizard

[CrazyRah]

*reads spacekid, stabs someone* Sorry it's a reflex by now :/

[MarauderESP]

Killer3000ad wrote...

Space Magic explains everything.

this

further explanation is futile

[Arppis]

[LadyAly]

Harbinger in disguise ;P

[Scyldemort]

He's Aaron Littleton. Being born on The Island changed him in ways nobody could have anticipated, culminating in a metamorphosis into a weird child-energy-thing. Wiping out civilization every 50,000 years and then trolling the hell out of people by explaining his reasons for doing so in some form of insane squirrel logic is just what he does for fun.

Modifié par Scyldemort, 20 mars 2012 - 09:46 .

[QAnswer]

It will be much better if the star child is replaced by Space Core...

[FreshRevenge]

Precursor2552 wrote...

FreshRevenge wrote...

Sokar93 wrote...

The starchild is Biowares explanation to the existence of the Reapers. Too bad it just adds more question without answering anything.

RaptorZefier wrote...

More speculation for the speculation throne.

Why would the StarChild say it would be okay to destroy the reapers?

For the same reason his solution to the problem of synthetics killing organics was to create synthetics to kill organics?

That is a Oxy moronic statement, some one at bioware should be fired for that nonsense!

[devSin]

I think likely they'll just pass it off as misguided AI. I got some uncomfortable impressions that maybe they really were going to go with some all-out transcendent being, but I'm hoping it was just the Citadel itself.

Obviously, somebody created it, but at this point, would it even matter? They're long gone, probably because they created the synthetic (the Citadel) who killed all the organics who now kills organics so they don't create synthetics who kill the organics.

Modifié par devSin, 20 mars 2012 - 09:50 .

[Scyldemort]

QAnswer wrote...

It will be much better if the star child is replaced by Space Core...

Oh God... what if the Star Child is actually Wheatley in disguise?

[kalasaurus]

No idea. He's just our new enemy now, apparently. The Reapers were his little pawns. Great.

[Aslanasadi]

I think it's just a rogue AI playing games with Shepard and the galaxy

[Iwillbeback]

I like this

[ThatDancingTurian]

Scyldemort wrote...

He's Aaron Littleton. Being born on The Island changed him in ways nobody could have anticipated, culminating in a metamorphosis into a weird child-energy-thing. Wiping out civilization every 50,000 years and then trolling the hell out of people by explaining his reasons for doing so in some form of insane squirrel logic is just what he does for fun.

Thank you, that's what this situation reminds me of! I never forgave them either. I haven't been able to watch that show since.