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AxisEvolve wrote...
Assuming this contains an ounce of credibility, April 24th is still way too early for any of this to happen. (Unless they've been working on it for months... SPECULATION!)
dakka dakka wrote...
While I AM a Indoctrination theory supporter........This idea isn't half bad and actually, kind of, makes up for the ****ty starchild thing in ME3.
We will all know for sure.... Incoming announcement of April 24th DLC at PAX ;-P
They DID say this will be the end of Mass Effect......but not MASS SHIFT *wink wink wink*
No, FTL travel = 12 LY in one day.Rickaveris wrote...
it would take any of them thousands of years to leave the Sol System, even at light speed.
WizenSlinky0 wrote...
Unless...the Catalyst never controlled the reapers to begin with. The reapers were the gatekeepers of the Catalyst. They prevented organics from creating synthetics capable of releasing the Catalyst on the world. The catalyst uses Shepard, who is part synthetic, to escape his prison by offering him a way to destroy the reapers.
Interesting...very interesting...
Modifié par Nostradamoose, 25 mars 2012 - 05:43 .
krogstor wrote...
WizenSlinky0 wrote...
Unless...the Catalyst never controlled the reapers to begin with. The reapers were the gatekeepers of the Catalyst. They prevented organics from creating synthetics capable of releasing the Catalyst on the world. The catalyst uses Shepard, who is part synthetic, to escape his prison by offering him a way to destroy the reapers.
Interesting...very interesting...
O_O!!! THIS!
Modifié par MetalCargo999, 25 mars 2012 - 05:43 .
Nostradamoose wrote...
It's actually quite...
Good...
I like this
MetalCargo999 wrote...
krogstor wrote...
WizenSlinky0 wrote...
Unless...the Catalyst never controlled the reapers to begin with. The reapers were the gatekeepers of the Catalyst. They prevented organics from creating synthetics capable of releasing the Catalyst on the world. The catalyst uses Shepard, who is part synthetic, to escape his prison by offering him a way to destroy the reapers.
Interesting...very interesting...
O_O!!! THIS!
That still makes Shepard the wimpy guy at the end of ME3 who listens submissively to the Starchild, and gets tricked by its,"all created things rebel against their creators" after reuniting geth with quarian, EDI with Joker.
omg i soiled myself laughing so hard.Master Che wrote...
WizenSlinky0 wrote...
Unless...the Catalyst never controlled the reapers to begin with. The reapers were the gatekeepers of the Catalyst. They prevented organics from creating synthetics capable of releasing the Catalyst on the world. The catalyst uses Shepard, who is part synthetic, to escape his prison by offering him a way to destroy the reapers.
Interesting...very interesting...
Modifié par nevar00, 25 mars 2012 - 05:47 .
MetalCargo999 wrote...
krogstor wrote...
WizenSlinky0 wrote...
Unless...the Catalyst never controlled the reapers to begin with. The reapers were the gatekeepers of the Catalyst. They prevented organics from creating synthetics capable of releasing the Catalyst on the world. The catalyst uses Shepard, who is part synthetic, to escape his prison by offering him a way to destroy the reapers.
Interesting...very interesting...
O_O!!! THIS!
That still makes Shepard the wimpy guy at the end of ME3 who listens submissively to the Starchild, and gets tricked by its,"all created things rebel against their creators" logic after reuniting geth with quarian, EDI with Joker.
krogstor wrote...
MetalCargo999 wrote...
krogstor wrote...
WizenSlinky0 wrote...
Unless...the Catalyst never controlled the reapers to begin with. The reapers were the gatekeepers of the Catalyst. They prevented organics from creating synthetics capable of releasing the Catalyst on the world. The catalyst uses Shepard, who is part synthetic, to escape his prison by offering him a way to destroy the reapers.
Interesting...very interesting...
O_O!!! THIS!
That still makes Shepard the wimpy guy at the end of ME3 who listens submissively to the Starchild, and gets tricked by its,"all created things rebel against their creators" after reuniting geth with quarian, EDI with Joker.
Very true, but we need to quit hanging onto illusions that BW is going to change that. We know they aren't, they already said they aren't. It's time to just figure out where they're going with it.
Malevolence65 wrote...
Proposal for Canon:
Conflict 1) Shepard destroys synthetic life, and in turn, a great deal of
his own physiology. The party must search the remnants of the Sol System to
unearth technology that may be able to restore Shepard's memory and functioning.
*snip*
nevar00 wrote...
WizenSlinky0 wrote...
Unless...the Catalyst never controlled the reapers to begin with. The reapers were the gatekeepers of the Catalyst. They prevented organics from creating synthetics capable of releasing the Catalyst on the world. The catalyst uses Shepard, who is part synthetic, to escape his prison by offering him a way to destroy the reapers.
Interesting...very interesting...
That actually is really interesting.
...too bad it still demolishes any resemblance of choices mattering into oblivion, and stuff like a friendly Reaper and Hanar/Volus/Elcor squadmate just sounds too idiotic to be true. It's just... ugh no thanks. They've already invalidated player decisions enough. Not to mention that, once again, 4chan is one of the least credible places to get something like this.
SomeKindaEnigma wrote...
Lol @ the name Mass Shift... I'm guessing that's just a work-in-progress title (if true).
But so I understand correctly, Shepard will return as Advent or whatever?
Ohh my god you're hilarious. I couldn't stop at the Bippo bit.nevar00 wrote...
This isn't real at all. I mean come on, the troll who made this even threw in the three species they figured everyone would be most interested in seeing as squadmates: Volus, Elcor, and Hanar. Now let's be real here: would Bioware really take the extra effort to get these three completely different races programmed into the game with all the different moves and powers they would need? There's a reason nearly everyone you fight and all your squadmates are roughly the same size, shape, and moves the same.
Not to mention it just looks absolutely laughable. Shepard fused with the Catalyst, suicidal squadmates, etc. We've got Bippo the friendly Reaper who's inconspicuously not dead, a biotic Elcor, a jerk Hanar... I mean come on! All we need now is Conrad Verner, a hippie Krogan, and Bob the sentient toaster to finish up this pack of rejects.
Not to mention, way to completely finish off invalidating our choices! Reapers randomly still alive, everyone automatically with (or without) half synthetic parts...
This would only work if Drew Carey narrated the game.
"Welcome to Mass Effect 4, where the consequences are made up and the choices don't matter! We're gonna start with a game called The Rachni and Why are you Conspicuously Absent/Randomly Alive AGAIN."
This is obviously a troll. I've lost a lot of faith in Bioware but not nearly enough to buy this for a second.
WizenSlinky0 wrote...
MetalCargo999 wrote...
krogstor wrote...
WizenSlinky0 wrote...
Unless...the Catalyst never controlled the reapers to begin with. The reapers were the gatekeepers of the Catalyst. They prevented organics from creating synthetics capable of releasing the Catalyst on the world. The catalyst uses Shepard, who is part synthetic, to escape his prison by offering him a way to destroy the reapers.
Interesting...very interesting...
O_O!!! THIS!
That still makes Shepard the wimpy guy at the end of ME3 who listens submissively to the Starchild, and gets tricked by its,"all created things rebel against their creators" logic after reuniting geth with quarian, EDI with Joker.
It closes a lot of extra plot holes and it gives reasoning for why Shepard should come back for another game. His character "arc" isn't over with. Although he won the short victory he lost the longterm victory, and hasn't become a true "Hero" in terms of the Heroic Arc.
In the fourth game he completes his arc by overcoming the influence of the catalyst and preventing him from doing whatever crazy villian thing he has to do.
Really, it's all speculation. But I find this interesting to consider the implications of.
It's tolerable, except for that disconnected Reaper part (which sounds like Bull****)Provo_101 wrote...
Nostradamoose wrote...
It's actually quite...
Good...
I like this
You like the concept of "Advent"?
And Pippo the friendly Reaper?
Nostradamoose wrote...
It's tolerable, except for that disconnected Reaper part (which sounds like Bull****)Provo_101 wrote...
Nostradamoose wrote...
It's actually quite...
Good...
I like this
You like the concept of "Advent"?
And Pippo the friendly Reaper?
But Advent, as a concept, it could be good if well developped.
just saying
nevar00 wrote...
WizenSlinky0 wrote...
Unless...the
Catalyst never controlled the reapers to begin with. The reapers were
the gatekeepers of the Catalyst. They prevented organics from creating
synthetics capable of releasing the Catalyst on the world. The catalyst
uses Shepard, who is part synthetic, to escape his prison by offering
him a way to destroy the reapers.
Interesting...very interesting...
That actually is really interesting.
...too
bad it still demolishes any resemblance of choices mattering into
oblivion, and stuff like a friendly Reaper and Hanar/Volus/Elcor
squadmate just sounds too idiotic to be true. It's just... ugh no
thanks. They've already invalidated player decisions enough. Not to
mention that, once again, 4chan is one of the least credible places to
get something like this.
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