Amaranthy wrote...
Look at the scene again after the explosion dissapears, the main ring is still there.
Amaranthy wrote...
We are grasping at straws here. The main thing is that Shepard did in fact, somehow survive after all those explosions.
dreman9999 wrote...
Or maybe....Twisted and Mean wrote...
Amaranthy wrote...
Twisted and Mean wrote...
Except there's no way to tell if it's really Shepard. There is also no logical explanation how he could have survived the whole Citadel blowing up on him.Amaranthy wrote...
The final scene where Shepard breathes shows him surviving. I don't know how that happened but it did happen, lol.
But guess what, even if he did survive the explosion it won't be long. The crashlanding will definitely get him. That is if he doesn't just float away into deep space, where he will simply die of dehydration.
If you play a male Shepard, you hear a man's voice when he inhales, if you play a female Shepard, you hear a woman's voicewhen she inhales.
Which, I guess, undeniably means that Shepard can enter a planet's atmosphere without even a spacesuit on and survive the crash. Or that he can survive in space for an indefinite amount of time by sheer willpower. Oh, wait... it doesn't.
Sion1138 wrote...
Still has to fall from orbit. I repeat, from orbit.
Modifié par Capeo, 23 mars 2012 - 04:30 .
The Angry One wrote...
Amaranthy wrote...
Look at the scene again after the explosion dissapears, the main ring is still there.
Much like a building is still there after a fireball goes through it.
This doesn't change the fact that it's structurally compromised and everybody inside that area would have been fried.
Twisted and Mean wrote...
Except there's no way to tell if it's really Shepard. There is also no logical explanation how he could have survived the whole Citadel blowing up on him.
But guess what, even if he did survive the explosion it won't be long. The crashlanding will definitely get him. That is if he doesn't just float away into deep space, where he will simply die of dehydration.
Modifié par shinobi602, 23 mars 2012 - 04:32 .
dreman9999 wrote...
The normady was in working shape and is a battle ship. And it never got anywere close to the level of destroction the citdel gets.CavScout wrote...
dreman9999 wrote...]No one is saying the citidel blewup to peices. We're just saying the expotions you see at the end would be strong enough to destroy any Mass efect feild genorator.Add in th fact that Shep is on the out side, meaning he would of been shot out into space.
This is extreme supposition. The Normandy (ME2)is getting ravaged and can still maintain mass effect fields. You can not just claim to know when and where the shields would be possible and when they would not.
Add in the fact that Shep is on the out side of the station. Remeber the last level of ME1 at the side of the citdel...One strong blow could through something as Heavy asa Krogan and a geth prime out of the statios gravity pull on the oust side...And you think Shepard would stay at the same spot on the outside end of the citdel as it blows up at alevel strong enough to warp the arms?
Jamie9 wrote...
I just wondered...why don't the Reapers just turn the air off? Wouldn't that kill everybody much quicker? Though I think their victims need to be alive to make Reapers.
Never mind...
MissMaster_2 wrote...
Sion1138 wrote...
Still has to fall from orbit. I repeat, from orbit.
This. This, THIS!!!
CavScout wrote...
The Normandy was destroyed.... and again you are presuming more redundancy in the Normandy than in the Citadel.I would presume more in the Citadel were millions of people lived.
And you're fixated on this outside hull thing... I don't know why.
Modifié par The Angry One, 23 mars 2012 - 04:33 .
It make more sense then Shepars ome how seviving the explosion of the citadel while being on the outside and not being shot out to space.Amaranthy wrote...
dreman9999 wrote...
Or maybe....Twisted and Mean wrote...
Amaranthy wrote...
Twisted and Mean wrote...
Except there's no way to tell if it's really Shepard. There is also no logical explanation how he could have survived the whole Citadel blowing up on him.Amaranthy wrote...
The final scene where Shepard breathes shows him surviving. I don't know how that happened but it did happen, lol.
But guess what, even if he did survive the explosion it won't be long. The crashlanding will definitely get him. That is if he doesn't just float away into deep space, where he will simply die of dehydration.
If you play a male Shepard, you hear a man's voice when he inhales, if you play a female Shepard, you hear a woman's voicewhen she inhales.
Which, I guess, undeniably means that Shepard can enter a planet's atmosphere without even a spacesuit on and survive the crash. Or that he can survive in space for an indefinite amount of time by sheer willpower. Oh, wait... it doesn't.
This video is becoming the Rick Roll of Mass Effect.
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Take some time to reamaber the end of ME1 before you meet Seran....You'll find a hole in your theory.justafan wrote...
Well considering in ME2 two we see ME field covering the holes in the Normandy while allowing a breathable atmosphere I guess the citadel could do that too. As for Shep landing on Earth alive? I guess Red space magic kills Grim Reapers as well...
Look at my sig.The Angry One wrote...
It's obviously meant to be Shepard. That's a fact.
The only issue here is that it makes no sense, there's no possible way for it to be the Citadel, and no possible way Shepard could've survived re-entry.
Unless a space wizard did it.
The Angry One wrote...
It's obviously meant to be Shepard. That's a fact.
The only issue here is that it makes no sense, there's no possible way for it to be the Citadel, and no possible way Shepard could've survived re-entry.
Unless a space wizard did it.
dreman9999 wrote...
Have you not seen me post the indoctrination theory video's through ou this topic. It's even in my sig.
Modifié par Master Che, 23 mars 2012 - 04:38 .
dreman9999 wrote...
Take some time to reamaber the end of ME1 before you meet Seran....You'll find a hole in your theory.justafan wrote...
Well considering in ME2 two we see ME field covering the holes in the Normandy while allowing a breathable atmosphere I guess the citadel could do that too. As for Shep landing on Earth alive? I guess Red space magic kills Grim Reapers as well...
CRISIS1717 wrote...
They are in a breathable atmosphere, nobody knows how or why but the fact there is gravity in that area should give you a hint Shep and Anderson are not in space.
Stop saying they are in space. If you want an answer than just belive the Protheans added that part to the design of the crucible because it would be pretty darn inconvenient to use the crucible while in a space suit and floating around.
I hope Bioware put in the shimmer of a barrier in later so people stop saying they are in space, laaaaaawwwwwdddd!
[To clarify: I am talking about the part before the activation of the Crucible not the Shep breathing scene after]
Modifié par Lugaidster, 23 mars 2012 - 04:39 .
Capeo wrote...
The Angry One wrote...
It's obviously meant to be Shepard. That's a fact.
The only issue here is that it makes no sense, there's no possible way for it to be the Citadel, and no possible way Shepard could've survived re-entry.
Unless a space wizard did it.
It's quite possible it is the Citadel. The Citadel does not disintergrate. The largest explosion shown is the Crucible itself because in the Destroy ending you make it malfunction. It was not designed to destroy the Reapers.
Shepard was on the outside surface of the Citadel at the timeModifié par The Angry One, 23 mars 2012 - 04:42 .
dreman9999 wrote...
Take some time to reamaber the end of ME1 before you meet Seran....You'll find a hole in your theory.justafan wrote...
Well considering in ME2 two we see ME field covering the holes in the Normandy while allowing a breathable atmosphere I guess the citadel could do that too. As for Shep landing on Earth alive? I guess Red space magic kills Grim Reapers as well...
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