Random Jerkface wrote...
I know that. But if TIM was indoctrinated as early as Ben, then one must imagine that the reapers have been incubating his mind for quite some time. If he started to do something foolish like, say, reviving the human who thwarted their plans, SURELY the reapers would have the intelligence to either exert greater control over him or kill him themselves.Naughty Bear wrote...
Random Jerkface wrote...
Which is just silly. If he were indoctrinated then, then why the haiiiil did the reapers allow him to revive Shepard?Harshfact wrote...
but we all know he was indoctrinated since the moment he touched Ben and the Reaper artifact, the question is how much indoctrinated was he
There are stages. Your not just instantely fully under the control of the Reapers. Whispers are a first sign.
Here is a small paragraph from the wikia:
"Rana Thanoptis, an asari neuroscientist on Virmire, goes into more detail. She describes indoctrination as a subtle whisper you can't ignore, that compels you to do things without knowing why. Over days, perhaps a week of exposure to Sovereign's signal, the subject stops thinking for themselves and just obeys, eventually becoming a mindless servant. That was the fate of Rana's predecessor, who became her first test subject, and the captured salarians who had once been Captain Kirrahe's men"
You need constant exposure. Which TIM succeeded in with literally placing a Reaper outside his door, after Mass Effect 2.
Like i said, you need constant exposure, like literally sleep next to the damn thing. From the comics and the game minus ME3. TIM was not actively standing next to a Reaper or something similiar.
Since he revived Shepard, he must of not been fully under their control at the beginning of ME2 and after it as he did help destroy the Collectors, i doubt the Reapers would of wanted him to do that. That Collector ship could of been used during the assault on Earth along wth Collector soldiers and the Human Reaper being part of the leading force.
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