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[Daddy555]

thanks guys finally some half decent responses still few issues tho..... the control chip thing is nonsense as anderson was controlled aswell.. also regarding the reaper tech saran was riddled with it GREYSON from the 3rd novel had even more so and neither could directly control i thought the control was mental never a phsical thing ??? the idea of been controlled like a puppet if true is outright stupid .... the lift stilll bothers me as sheperd was on the brink of death one min then next talking to the catalist ... suppose anderson could have got there with the place shifting ...im not arguin to promote IT just looking for clarification myself

[Daddy555]

how come tim never attempted to use the terminal and if he was in DIRECT CONTROL why argue with us why not kill us both and use the crucible

[floppypig16]

Daddy555 wrote...

thanks guys finally some half decent responses still few issues tho..... the control chip thing is nonsense as anderson was controlled aswell.. also regarding the reaper tech saran was riddled with it GREYSON from the 3rd novel had even more so and neither could directly control i thought the control was mental never a phsical thing ??? the idea of been controlled like a puppet if true is outright stupid .... the lift stilll bothers me as sheperd was on the brink of death one min then next talking to the catalist ... suppose anderson could have got there with the place shifting ...im not arguin to promote IT just looking for clarification myself

No, no, it wasn't just any old Reaper tech. This was like Reaper tech - enhanced by the Illusive Man. 

Basically, Henry Lawson (Miranda's dad) was studying Indoctrination at the Illsive Man's request. They got to the stage where they could manipulate husks into doing what they wanted. Essentially, they could "indoctrinate" others similar to the Reapers methods. Kai Leng then comes in, ****s some **** up, steals this research and goes to the base. Once you hit the base, research logs will show you the Illusive Man getting modified with this new tech (hence, his ****ed up husky appearance at the end). Essentially, Illsive Man gained  a limited/varied version of the Indoctraination ability in which he could physically control others. Obviously it wasn't too effective as you can shoot him down in the end. 

[floppypig16]

Daddy555 wrote...

how come tim never attempted to use the terminal and if he was in DIRECT CONTROL why argue with us why not kill us both and use the crucible

What Nyon said. Basically, he could control Shep and co yes, but he was Indoctrinated. He couldn't use the terminal becuase the Reapers didn't want him to use the terminal. 

EDIT: if you use the renegade check dialogue options, Sheapard will actually tell the Illsuive Man that exact thing, he'll say "then kill us and end this" The illusive man says he will but then he starts arguing with himself and deson't do anything.  

Modifié par floppypig16, 07 mai 2012 - 08:02 .

[floppypig16]

slyguy200 wrote...

why has nobody tried to answer my list on page 4. The bigger list with like 5 plot-holes in it.

Page 4? I can't find it. 

[DeathScepter]

IT is better than the bull**** ending we gotten.

[Daddy555]

some of you have some pretty good posts what doesnt make sense to me is how none of this is explianed on the game ect also the lift bothers me as it comes from nowere is attached to nothin is is activated randomly as you fall what if shpe fell further to the left we might have avoided the catalist ending all together....

[Daddy555]

how will you guys react if the IT turns out to be true ??

[Daddy555]

and for the record i would have joined cerberus and tim if given the option he only had to ask

[Daddy555]

Nyoka wrote...

Daddy555 wrote...

some of you have some pretty good posts what doesnt make sense to me is how none of this is explianed on the game ect also the lift bothers me as it comes from nowere is attached to nothin is is activated randomly as you fall what if shpe fell further to the left we might have avoided the catalist ending all together....

Yes, the ending sucks. That doesn't mean IT is right.

also doesnt mean IT is wrong either

[floppypig16]

Daddy555 wrote...

some of you have some pretty good posts what doesnt make sense to me is how none of this is explianed on the game ect also the lift bothers me as it comes from nowere is attached to nothin is is activated randomly as you fall what if shpe fell further to the left we might have avoided the catalist ending all together....

Haha I think you're taking it too literally there. If was there for dramatic effect more than anything else. You have to give them some liberties. 

If you really want an explanation, the lift was right in front of the terminal - it seems like the most convienent place to put it. Guess Shep just got lucky that he landed there . I mean, he did survive a laser blast for Harby, he's like a regular Tintin

[Daddy555]

EternalAmbiguity wrote...

Daddy555 wrote...

some of you have some pretty good posts what doesnt make sense to me is how none of this is explianed on the game ect also the lift bothers me as it comes from nowere is attached to nothin is is activated randomly as you fall what if shpe fell further to the left we might have avoided the catalist ending all together....

The problem with the ending was exposition, as far as I'm concerned. This stuff isn't too hard to figure out, but they just didn't show it, which was a bad move.

If I'm not mistaken, the lift is directly in front of the terminal, right?

no sign of the MAGIC lift till it activates serios space magic no attachments to anything nothing supporting it sheperd should have been WTF but he never batted a eyelid

[floppypig16]

Daddy555 wrote...

how will you guys react if the IT turns out to be true ??

It isn't. I'd stake my life on it.

But, assuming it was and Bioware had planned it from the beginning?

I'd laugh and then feel pretty darn stupid. And apologize to everyone on the BSN.