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[Phaedra Sanguine]

I just watched this really long IT Theory video. If you remember, Vega mentions something about a strange hum and asks Shepard if he can hear it as well. What could that be?

[Sdrol117]

I play on Xbox, upload video of you playing so I can plug my headphones in.

[Sdrol117]

Paxcorpus wrote...

I just watched this really long IT Theory video. If you remember, Vega mentions something about a strange hum and asks Shepard if he can hear it as well. What could that be?

The engines, obviously. That's not special. 

[MinatheBrat]

I was playing on the xbox but with my headphones on and I heard background chatter/laughing/singing noises in different parts of the ship.

[edit] I thought at the time it was just supposed to be crew chatter, but who knows? 

Modifié par MinatheBrat, 13 mai 2012 - 09:04 .

[Sdrol117]

MinatheBrat wrote...

I was playing on the xbox but with my headphones on and I heard background chatter/laughing/singing noises in different parts of the ship.

I've heard background noise but it just sounds like ambient noises for the people on the ship. They make it out as if it's some scary sounding thing, indication of indoctrination. 

[Meatus]

Sdrol117 wrote...

Paxcorpus wrote...

I just watched this really long IT Theory video. If you remember, Vega mentions something about a strange hum and asks Shepard if he can hear it as well. What could that be?

The engines, obviously. That's not special. 

Surely that wasn't just a meaningless line they threw in there. James has served on the Normandy before, and on many other ships, I'm sure. He mentioned that it was odd for a reason. Bioware loves tossing in little subtle hints and clues. Perhaps we'll see what he was referring to when Bioware ends their painful silence.

[DJBare]

Humakt83 wrote...

Just some observations.

I was just walking around Normandy before Rannoch Geth Server mission when I heard faint voices. Either laughter or crying, possibly both. Faint enough that you hardly heard it.

Thank goodness, I was hoping someone else would prove I'm not crazy, I could have sworn I heard a childs laughter while standing near the memorial.

[MechaGaiden]

Huh, interesting ideas being presented in this thread. If this is true then it would be a nice boost to the IT movement.

[Hogge87]

Errant_Geth wrote...

They're definitely saving the life support area for when Aria becomes a temporary squad made for the Omega DLC.

No, perma-squaddie please!

[CmdrSlander]

It's just ambient noise, trying to make the ship sound like it is full of people. There's a glitch in ME2 where all the ambient noise on the Normandy can cut off, so all you hear is your own footsteps, now THAT is creepy.

[Douglas-042]

Somehow this thread creeps me out

[Daennikus]

Now I want to watch Solaris again.

[Humakt83]

Sdrol117 wrote...

I play on Xbox, upload video of you playing so I can plug my headphones in.

I play on PC but you realize you can use headphones with television right?

[garrusfan1]

grey_wind wrote...

I was too distracted by the crappy lighting to notice any strange noises on the Normandy. Did the Alliance seriously have to rape my ship?

thank you I hated that they made it seem so ridiculosy dark and to me it semmed smaller minus the 5th floor 

[Aethyl]

So after seeing this thread, I decided to try this myself, to see what all this were about.
After having searched all the ship, for ghosts, my faithful headphones on the head, with the sound to high volume, I actually have to admit that, sometimes, some "out of context" noises can be heard.
For example, when I stood in front of the memorial, I distinctly heard women screams and sobbing for something less than 2 seconds, no more, then it totally stopped.
After that, I tried the observation deck, nothing here, then the Main Battery. Heard some insect-like noise, and some weird whistling too, when you go right to the end of the Battery.
I remember that some indoctrinated soldiers told us about that in the collector ship in me2, a really disturbing and unsettling noise, and it actually seemed like it, even disturbing for me personally.
After, since I was in the battery, it can be some ambiant noises to definy the atmosphere so, no real clues.
Engineering deck, I heard a woman screaming in front of the Javik door, while I didn't recruit him yet.
And finally, on the armory/Vega floor, that was the most distinct.
With the constant hum, come sometimes some weird noises, that can recall the reaper horn we heard throughout the game.

Of course, all this is pure facts from my experience, and it could anyway be misinterpreted ambiant noises.

Still, interesting experience, I shall try to hear more of the ambiance of the Normandy in my next games.

[CmdrSlander]

garrusfan1 wrote...

grey_wind wrote...

I was too distracted by the crappy lighting to notice any strange noises on the Normandy. Did the Alliance seriously have to rape my ship?

thank you I hated that they made it seem so ridiculosy dark and to me it semmed smaller minus the 5th floor 

Apparently they [BioWare design team] were going for the Battlestar Galactica look, what with the exposed cabling and dim lights. 

Modifié par CmdrSlander, 13 mai 2012 - 09:38 .

[adam32867]

heard the woman scream/cry by the memorial and voices on crew deck. kinda creepy.

[Dantexr3]

CmdrSlander wrote...

garrusfan1 wrote...

grey_wind wrote...

I was too distracted by the crappy lighting to notice any strange noises on the Normandy. Did the Alliance seriously have to rape my ship?

thank you I hated that they made it seem so ridiculosy dark and to me it semmed smaller minus the 5th floor 

Apparently they [BioWare design team] were going for the Battlestar Galactica look, what with the exposed cabling and dim lights. 

I actually like the lighting of the Normandy in ME3. Is not as dark as ME1 and not as bright as ME2, and the ambience is very well done.

[DJBare]

Aethyl wrote...

So after seeing this thread, I decided to try this myself, to see what all this were about.
After having searched all the ship, for ghosts, my faithful headphones on the head, with the sound to high volume, I actually have to admit that, sometimes, some "out of context" noises can be heard.
For example, when I stood in front of the memorial, I distinctly heard women screams and sobbing for something less than 2 seconds, no more, then it totally stopped.

I just moments ago heard the woman scream while checking for the childs laughter I heard previously, heard the childs laughter again but it could be a womans laughter.

[Aethyl]

Dantexr3 wrote...

CmdrSlander wrote...

garrusfan1 wrote...

grey_wind wrote...

I was too distracted by the crappy lighting to notice any strange noises on the Normandy. Did the Alliance seriously have to rape my ship?

thank you I hated that they made it seem so ridiculosy dark and to me it semmed smaller minus the 5th floor 

Apparently they [BioWare design team] were going for the Battlestar Galactica look, what with the exposed cabling and dim lights. 

I actually like the lighting of the Normandy in ME3. Is not as dark as ME1 and not as bright as ME2, and the ambience is very well done.

Same here, that's actually my favorite design for the normandy in all the 3 games.

DJBare wrote...

Aethyl wrote...

So after seeing this thread, I decided to try this myself, to see what all this were about.
After
having searched all the ship, for ghosts, my faithful headphones on the
head, with the sound to high volume, I actually have to admit that,
sometimes, some "out of context" noises can be heard.
For example,
when I stood in front of the memorial, I distinctly heard women screams
and sobbing for something less than 2 seconds, no more, then it totally
stopped.

I just moments ago heard the woman scream while checking
for the childs laughter I heard previously, heard the childs laughter
again but it could be a womans laughter.

Shall check that again. However I have to admit that I was a bit disappointed to not be able to hear any strange noise inside the captain cabin. I shall search again later, there must be something somewhere.

Modifié par Aethyl, 13 mai 2012 - 09:47 .

[Meatus]

Aethyl wrote...

So after seeing this thread, I decided to try this myself, to see what all this were about.
After having searched all the ship, for ghosts, my faithful headphones on the head, with the sound to high volume, I actually have to admit that, sometimes, some "out of context" noises can be heard.
For example, when I stood in front of the memorial, I distinctly heard women screams and sobbing for something less than 2 seconds, no more, then it totally stopped.
After that, I tried the observation deck, nothing here, then the Main Battery. Heard some insect-like noise, and some weird whistling too, when you go right to the end of the Battery.
I remember that some indoctrinated soldiers told us about that in the collector ship in me2, a really disturbing and unsettling noise, and it actually seemed like it, even disturbing for me personally.
After, since I was in the battery, it can be some ambiant noises to definy the atmosphere so, no real clues.
Engineering deck, I heard a woman screaming in front of the Javik door, while I didn't recruit him yet.
And finally, on the armory/Vega floor, that was the most distinct.
With the constant hum, come sometimes some weird noises, that can recall the reaper horn we heard throughout the game.

Of course, all this is pure facts from my experience, and it could anyway be misinterpreted ambiant noises.

Still, interesting experience, I shall try to hear more of the ambiance of the Normandy in my next games.

O_______O

Reading this, I can't help but shiver. My nips reacted as soon as I read the part about the woman screaming, and the hum that James mentioned; that is all WAY too creepy, haha.
And now that some of you mention it, the Normandy DID seem to be sort of... darker than before.
I'm kind of scared to replay ME3 now, in case I hear a woman screaming while I'm exploring the lower decks (which have always kinda creeped me out).

I wonder if any of this might be related to the old Normandy crew that was abducted by the Collectors? Did you guys import a save from ME2 where half, or all of the Normandy crew were killed by the Collectors? Perhaps the insect wings are related to the collectors; they had insect-like wings. And the woman screaming may be one of the crew that was abducted? A wild, WILD guess, but wouldn't that be creepy? The Normandy has seen a lot of dark ****, maybe it IS haunted, hah.

Modifié par Meatus, 13 mai 2012 - 09:48 .

[Dantexr3]

It's ironic how the most secure hub-place in the game is now becoming the most disturbing and scary of all.

[C-Sec Officer]

DJBare wrote...

Aethyl wrote...

So after seeing this thread, I decided to try this myself, to see what all this were about.
After having searched all the ship, for ghosts, my faithful headphones on the head, with the sound to high volume, I actually have to admit that, sometimes, some "out of context" noises can be heard.
For example, when I stood in front of the memorial, I distinctly heard women screams and sobbing for something less than 2 seconds, no more, then it totally stopped.

I just moments ago heard the woman scream while checking for the childs laughter I heard previously, heard the childs laughter again but it could be a womans laughter.

I'm going to go try this, but is the laughter sort of like evil laughing or the same laugh from the dream sequences?

[Obi56]

Errant_Geth wrote...

They're definitely saving the life support area for when Aria becomes a temporary squad made for the Omega DLC.

Oh God, please let this be true! Ever since reading the comic I've been itching to help take it back. 

[Aethyl]

Meatus wrote...

Aethyl wrote...

So after seeing this thread, I decided to try this myself, to see what all this were about.
After having searched all the ship, for ghosts, my faithful headphones on the head, with the sound to high volume, I actually have to admit that, sometimes, some "out of context" noises can be heard.
For example, when I stood in front of the memorial, I distinctly heard women screams and sobbing for something less than 2 seconds, no more, then it totally stopped.
After that, I tried the observation deck, nothing here, then the Main Battery. Heard some insect-like noise, and some weird whistling too, when you go right to the end of the Battery.
I remember that some indoctrinated soldiers told us about that in the collector ship in me2, a really disturbing and unsettling noise, and it actually seemed like it, even disturbing for me personally.
After, since I was in the battery, it can be some ambiant noises to definy the atmosphere so, no real clues.
Engineering deck, I heard a woman screaming in front of the Javik door, while I didn't recruit him yet.
And finally, on the armory/Vega floor, that was the most distinct.
With the constant hum, come sometimes some weird noises, that can recall the reaper horn we heard throughout the game.

Of course, all this is pure facts from my experience, and it could anyway be misinterpreted ambiant noises.

Still, interesting experience, I shall try to hear more of the ambiance of the Normandy in my next games.

O_______O

Reading this, I can't help but shiver. My nips reacted as soon as I read the part about the woman screaming, and the hum that James mentioned; that is all WAY too creepy, haha.
And now that some of you mention it, the Normandy DID seem to be sort of... darker than before.
I'm kind of scared to replay ME3 now, in case I hear a woman screaming while I'm exploring the lower decks (which have always kinda creeped me out).

I wonder if any of this might be related to the old Normandy crew that was abducted by the Reapers? Did you guys import a save from ME2 where half, or all of the Normandy crew were killed by the Collectors? Perhaps the insect wings are related to the collectors; they had insect-like wings. And the woman screaming may be one of the crew that was abducted? A wild, WILD guess, but wouldn't that be creepy? The Normandy has seen a lot of dark ****, maybe it IS haunted, hah.

Hehe, thought the same about that, however, I imported my principal save where my Shepard paragon did everything to save all his crew, no one being left behind.
Still, since the very beginning of the game, I thought that there were something wrong with this Normandy, and I never ever had this sensation in ME1 and ME2. Really don't know where this feeling comes from. After all, it's just a game.

But there is something... there. o_o

Modifié par Aethyl, 13 mai 2012 - 09:51 .