Persephone wrote...
No need.
Besides, I don't think IT is completely out of the question.
What he said ^^
Persephone wrote...
No need.
Besides, I don't think IT is completely out of the question.
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Tiax Rules All wrote...
also even if im wrong and this was not the intended message at all, I PERSONALLY will believe this is what happened as it makes more sense then face value ending. less plot holes and a more satifying outcome. I was a little angry and confused at first too until this came to light. Now I am at peace with the ending.
Descy_ wrote...
Abraham_uk wrote...
DEMIKLY wrote...
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I like the relays being reconstructed.. and I like the Shepard surviving (the breath was definiately Shepard then..) so I put this to you.. if Shepard survives the destroy ending, how the heck could he in any way be alive without IT?
No space suit.. no Lazauras project.. Maybe they are going to just show Shepard using the crucible as intended after he wakes up.. ?
How is Shepard still alive? Well if he was teleported to the Citadel, then maybe he was teleported back to Earth. He could not have fallen from the sky.
He would have had to go ALL the way back to the beam on the citadel + the fact that he was in the primary explosion.
reeot wrote...
m_k wrote...
Yes. The IT is still the only option that makes sense. I still believe it and will reserve judgement until the DLC is out.
I disagree.
Ain't this the right time to get involved into the DLC development as a community?
I admit... First we need more informations about BioWares Plans, but we shouldn't just lean back and wait till release.
This will be our last chance to give the Mass Effect franchise the ending it deserves.
And the IT is still our best way to do so.
To all who like the "Indoctrination Theory":
Don't stop voicing your opinion.
Modifié par m_k, 06 avril 2012 - 03:41 .
Modifié par Zork90, 07 avril 2012 - 01:40 .