[quote]Iceman22012 wrote...
(1) Why the reaper VI took the form of the kid from earth who was able to run through a locked door, and subsequently survive being INSIDE a building that took a direct hit from a reaper.[/quote]
The VI wasn't a "Reaper VI", as it stated, it was the one who created the Reapers to add "control" the Chaos in the Galaxy. And about it's choice of "form", why does explaining that even matter?
Because of all the forms for the VI to have, it takes the form of some random kid that Shepard saw "die" in earth? It said that the citadel is its home, but it looks like some kid that lived on earth, doesn't make any sense.
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(2) Why Shepard never questioned starboys backward logic, or pointed out that Synthetics and Geth were working together RIGHT NOW to take out the reapers.[/quote]
In regards to the last scene, the Catalyst states that "Synthetics will always seek to destroy organic life", so his theory in the end would make sense because we can't see what would happen if the Reapers were destroyed and synthetic life and Organic life began to live together. He says that they would eventually rebel.
"Synthetics will always seek to destroy organic life"...can't argue with that, since starboy (synthetic), is having his pet reapers (synthetics) wipe out anything with lungs. and it takes 50,000 years for a "problem" to come up? the geth and quarians are the only incident that I know about when it comes to organic v synthetic, and that only lasted 300 years, and was dealt with already.
[quote]Iceman22012 wrote...
(3) Why the reapers, (the created) have never rebeled against starboy, (the creator).[/quote]
Who says they havent? The created in the case of the Reapers, are synthetic, controling them would no doubt be fairly easy.
Not easy enough for TIM to do it apparently. couldn't starboy just put them in time out or something?
[quote]Iceman22012 wrote...
(4) How the people who were with you on the ground during the charge got onto the normandy, and why joker was going through a relay before Shep chose a color.[/quote]
No one got through from the ground team except Shepard and Anderson. Those bodies, as stated by Anderson, were brought there by the Reapers. Can't answer why Joker got out of there so soon.
I know the dead bodies were brought up by the reapers, i was talking about your squadmates.
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(5) Why Harbinger lets Shepard live and just flies off.[/quote]
No real answer, perhaps it thought Shepard was dead.
You would think harbinger would be smart enough to double check his #1 nemesis' EKG before taking off. it's like in austin powers when Dr. Evil just leaves the slow moving drill on Powers and walks out.."he'll probably die, so why wait to find out?" lol.
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(6) How Anderson managed to follow you through the conduit unnoticed, despite apparently being in the same blast area you were in, and made it through untouched even though Shep was damn near torn apart.[/quote]
No true answer on screen was shown, still a mystery to me.
you and me both.
[quote]Iceman22012 wrote...
(7) Where that blood from Sheps left side came from, despite not having the wound before the confrontation with TIM and Anderson in which he was forced to shoot Anderson on the left side.[/quote]
Shepard was injured when he got up off the floor of the room he was transported from. He was shown barly able to walk as he heared the control box with Anderson.
As far as I could tell, he was shot in the right arm before hitting the conduit, and that was it before the confrontation with TIM and Anderson.
[quote]Iceman22012 wrote...
(8) How Hacket even knows you made it through the conduit[/quote]
He was probably just checking to see if he was still alive, after all, his mission was to "open the citadel arms", and since that happened, he just concluded that Shepard was the one that did it.
good point.
[quote]Iceman22012 wrote...
(9) How the exploding mass relays did not wipe out every system they were in (despite "the arrival" DLC clearly showing that when one gets taken out, it supernovas and destroys everything.) btw; I KNOW the one in "the arrival" was hit with a planet sized asteroid, and that the ones in ME3 blew up, but destroyed is destroyed, and explosion is explosion.[/quote] Whos to say it "didn't" wipe almost all life out in most systems where a Relay was present? If that is true then Earth may have been wiped out. As much research as I could find points to this being the only possible conclusion.
makes you wonder why Bioware would have them explode in the first place if thier own DLC showed what happens if they do.
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(10) How we're supposed to "build on our legacy" as Commander Shepard, through future DLC when in 2 endings, Shepard dies, and in the 3rd, is buried under a bunch of rubble. (if only you could've seen my face when the game jumps back to the normandy after i picked the destroy ending) No, crew talking about what we just accomplished like ME2, everyone was sitting around talking our soon to be attack on TIM's base...again. lol. hilarious!!!!!
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If the other two endings are chosen, it may end like the ending of ME2 where shepard doen't make it. Although, with the ending where he lives, perhaps he was transpoted somewhere else, or, like the indoctrination theory suggests, perhaps he is still laying on the ground in front of the Citadel Transport Beam.
I hope so dammit.
These are the only answers I could muster from the last scene and throughout the 1,2 and 3 story. I would venture to say that questions like these won't be addressed because there are others that weigh more heavily on the conclusion of the game, concerning more with the characters Shepard had friendships with. Just my thoughts.
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And I appreciate those thoughts.
just goes to show Bioware/EA that these questions CAN be answered..and I bet it didn't even take you 20 mins to come up with answers right on the spot.
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