Torrible wrote...
Mr.BlazenGlazen wrote...
I know for many that an extended ending cut won't be enough. But I just talked with Merizan over twitter. She told me that:
1- No one starves to death, somehow.
Puts to rest the 'mass relays blown = entire galaxy dead' theory.
Fisto The Sexbot wrote...
The Angry One wrote...
tobito113 wrote...
The Angry One wrote...
Internal script notes say it's 10,000 years later.
And look at the scene. See any technology? See any moving lights in the night sky? See any city in the background?
Does he talk about anything in the galaxy in definite terms? No. It's all vague, mysterious BS.
It's all vague, mysterious BS:
Therefore you cant make a single conclusion... Its all about speculationz!!!!111one
The reason why that scene is perfect is because you can take it as meaning anything you want...
I can make a conclusion, because if that were an advanced society he wouldn't have to resort to vague, mysterious BS.
In fact, why would the kid even ask about life out there? He would be taught such things in school. In fact, if this were an advanced interstellar society he would've already SEEN Asari, Turians, and so on.
So no, they are two primitives worshipping the stars. That is the only thing we are shown.
So you admit that it's vague information to go on, yet clear enough for you to know the right answer about the state of civilization at that point? Even when not even BioWare might have planned that far ahead -- hell, I'm sure you'll concede that they had no idea what they were doing with the trilogy's ending -- you still 'know' what happens?
The Angry One wrote...
tobito113 wrote...
The Angry One wrote...
Internal script notes say it's 10,000 years later.
And look at the scene. See any technology? See any moving lights in the night sky? See any city in the background?
Does he talk about anything in the galaxy in definite terms? No. It's all vague, mysterious BS.
It's all vague, mysterious BS:
Therefore you cant make a single conclusion... Its all about speculationz!!!!111one
The reason why that scene is perfect is because you can take it as meaning anything you want...
I can make a conclusion, because if that were an advanced society he wouldn't have to resort to vague, mysterious BS.
In fact, why would the kid even ask about life out there? He would be taught such things in school. In fact, if this were an advanced interstellar society he would've already SEEN Asari, Turians, and so on.
So no, they are two primitives worshipping the stars. That is the only thing we are shown.
The Angry One wrote...
Fisto The Sexbot wrote...
It's a forest. Even if they didn't have working mass relays, if it was 10,000 years into the future technology could be very advanced at that point. It wouldn't make sense to assume that they live in a forest or in villages after all those years.
But I guess you've already got that vague, mysterious stuff figured out. /shrugs
So an old man took his grandson to the forest. Alone. In the night. Far from any signs of civilisation.
This makes sense to you?
The Angry One wrote...
Fisto The Sexbot wrote...
It's a forest. Even if they didn't have working mass relays, if it was 10,000 years into the future technology could be very advanced at that point. It wouldn't make sense to assume that they live in a forest or in villages after all those years.
But I guess you've already got that vague, mysterious stuff figured out. /shrugs
So an old man took his grandson to the forest. Alone. In the night. Far from any signs of civilisation.
This makes sense to you?
aj2070 wrote...
I really want to see how it is possible to rebuild the relays since Bioware is proud of the endings as they are and as all three endings clearly destroy the citadel and the mass relays.
@JessicaMerizan So, no playable content? Shame, that. But at this point I'll take whatever scraps you guys dish out.
Jessica Merizan @JessicaMerizan Close
@Debojit1986 I don't know where you got that from...
Compared to ME yeah we're damn right primative, humans haven't been past low earth orbit since the '70s and aren't likely to go back to the moon any time soon. <_<DiebytheSword wrote...I guess that means we're primatives without spaceflight, since I take my daughter outside and explain about the stars, asterisms, and the possibility of life out there?
Modifié par RvB SPARTAN038, 05 avril 2012 - 08:49 .
aj2070 wrote...
I really want to see how it is possible to rebuild the relays since Bioware is proud of the endings as they are and as all three endings clearly destroy the citadel and the mass relays.
aj2070 wrote...
I really want to see how it is possible to rebuild the relays since Bioware is proud of the endings as they are and as all three endings clearly destroy the citadel and the mass relays.
http://twitter.com/J...003574222028802unfortunately we have to keep the details vague right now to make sure nothing is said that we can't deliver on :/
Modifié par Thorn Harvestar, 05 avril 2012 - 08:54 .
SgtSweatySac wrote...
@JessicaMerizan So, no playable content? Shame, that. But at this point I'll take whatever scraps you guys dish out.
Jessica Merizan @JessicaMerizan Close
@Debojit1986 I don't know where you got that from...
The FAQ kind of implies that it isn't playable. Is it otherwise or...?
how humorousThorn Harvestar wrote...
Jessica just verified something I've been trying to tell people:http://twitter.com/J...003574222028802unfortunately we have to keep the details vague right now to make sure nothing is said that we can't deliver on :/
This is important to remember. They know very well they've just been burned hard on broken promises. They want to avoid that mistake again.
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