dreman9999 wrote...
Yaos wrote...
NO.
Just, no.
It wouldn't be creative nor clever.
1) incomplete game
2) invalidated closure scenes (anderson and TIM) (how stupid would it have been to see them again after such a scene.)
3) It reduces the already silly number of Starkid choices from 3 to 1.
4) It'd make any 66% people that chose the blue or green ending loose their shepard's story because "they didn't figure it out". Mass Effect is not about these kind of devices
5) "Gotya! All a dream!" scenes are not creative. They're cheap.
1.EC already shows that it is.
2.The concept is that it's a trick...
3.It would change it to 2....To be indoctrinated or not.
4....Or play the end of the game as an indoctrinated agent and having to do a Saren at the end of the game...http://www.youtube.c...pQDE0BcM#t=124s
5.No, it make the ending a "it's all a trick"...What is happening can ether be in Shepards head or a hallutionation of what Shep sees.
Come on. Stop trying so hard. You know your answers are desperate.
1. EC is adding more content to a complete game. What you should have understood is "IT implicates an incomplete storyline in ME3.
2. The trick wouldn't go into depths with the relationship you have with Anderson. You don't have a point, so stop trying.
3. Yeah, because people want to be indoctrinated. Seriously, where are you going with this ?
4. So tell me, who would want to play as a unintentionally character that have been tricked into being bad ? Especially when there's next to 0 clue of the tie between causes and consequences ? That's what I thought.
5. Lol. It's the same exact thing.
The fact that there is in their theory support that "Red is the only good way to go, the other failed miserably and are indoctrinated" is really revelant of how you treat the non-believers. You think you are elitists of some sort.
Well, that's not how the game work. There's no trick, no good way to go. In the end, all Shepard dies in a pile of horsecrap.