HellishFiend wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
From what he stated to Shepard he was more than that. He was the Avatar of his cycle. All of his squad became indoctrinated and he isn't? Riiiiiight that sounds convincing.
More likely the Reapers played the long game, learning their tactics if new would arise, maybe a gentle nudge here and there to his orders without him noticing.
Remember Victory also called Javik "Commander" - he really is the embodiment of Shep in his cycle.
I suppose that's feasible, but if that's the case then why is Javik such an anti-synthetic extremist? I cant think of anything he did that would nudge Shepard any closer to fulfilling the Reaper's goals.
If Shep would do what Javik says he would end up with a pretty small army at the end. His imperialism is actually very well suited for the Reapers. Think of it, TIM and Saren both were strongly committed to their respective species and were transformed into quite useful tools.
And with the ability to read and convey thoughts through touch he is a perfect agent in this cycle.
Also he is that important that even the VI on Thessia knows of him... sounds like a prime target for indoctrination. Also just look at the flashbacks, he is standing right under a Reaper most of the time, intermittent by a squadmate flung around, Collectors, closeups of him looking distressed always followed by the Reaper.
Modifié par MegumiAzusa, 20 mai 2012 - 12:12 .