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[Simon_Says]

Makrys wrote...

I just realized there were a lot of 'I's in that post... how selfish of I!

I... I...

I thought you were a GEP gun.

[Makrys]

Seriously... any new evidence? I'm guessing no. 0_o

[Nightingale]

Makrys wrote...

Seriously... any new evidence? I'm guessing no. 0_o

I've been fairly absent the last couple days but I don't think we've found anything major.

[Simon_Says]

No major evidence. The only things going on currently I think are examining Shepard's reactions in the third dream, and the conduit run being real or dream.

No consensus yet.

[Makrys]

And in case any of you care to hear his thoughts, Julian is not happy.

I completely agree with everything he says. Although there will not be a sequel and even if there was it would not have anything to do with the IT. That I do not think will happen, though he was just speculating it as a possibility.

Anywho... Julian did not like the EC.

All of his points were valid in my mind. Same garbage just now with sprinkles.

[Andromidius]

Makrys wrote...

Seriously... any new evidence? I'm guessing no. 0_o

Last thing I remember talking about was how the shadows you see while walking towards the control panel on the citadel look suspitiously like figures (or rather, husks), and then further up they look like Cerberus icons.

Its teneous, but interesting none the less.

[dreamgazer]

plfranke wrote...

hellish forgot to mention that the normandy arrives immediately after being called. for that matter what makes them think that the beam takes them anywhere useful. the beam could have transported them to afterlife club for all we know. london seems like it is all a dream tbh especially the charge

I don't like how quickly that happened, no, but we're not entirely sure if Joker prepared for the worst and had the Normandy relatively close by in the chance of an emergency (are we?).  Emotional intent trumps questionable logic in that situation, in my opinion.  Again, that would be the second time we're seeing a false emotional goodbye.  That's a lot to swallow.

[dreamgazer]

Makrys wrote...

And in case any of you care to hear his thoughts, Julian is not happy.

I completely agree with everything he says. Although there will not be a sequel and even if there was it would not have anything to do with the IT. That I do not think will happen, though he was just speculating it as a possibility.

Anywho... Julian did not like the EC.

All of his points were valid in my mind. Same garbage just now with sprinkles.

I think he's looking at it wrong (I watched about six minutes of the video).

There's an interpretation in all this, guys.

[Simon_Says]

dreamgazer wrote...

plfranke wrote...

hellish forgot to mention that the normandy arrives immediately after being called. for that matter what makes them think that the beam takes them anywhere useful. the beam could have transported them to afterlife club for all we know. london seems like it is all a dream tbh especially the charge

I don't like how quickly that happened, no, but we're not entirely sure if Joker prepared for the worst and had the Normandy relatively close by in the chance of an emergency (are we?).  Emotional intent trumps questionable logic in that situation, in my opinion.  Again, that would be the second time we're seeing a false emotional goodbye.  That's a lot to swallow.

How long does it normally take for the Normandy to orbit/deorbit? Because it looked on Virmire like it was a matter of seconds iirc.

Modifié par Simon_Says, 30 juin 2012 - 04:41 .

[HellishFiend]

dreamgazer wrote...

plfranke wrote...

hellish forgot to mention that the normandy arrives immediately after being called. for that matter what makes them think that the beam takes them anywhere useful. the beam could have transported them to afterlife club for all we know. london seems like it is all a dream tbh especially the charge

I don't like how quickly that happened, no, but we're not entirely sure if Joker prepared for the worst and had the Normandy relatively close by in the chance of an emergency (are we?).  Emotional intent trumps questionable logic in that situation, in my opinion.  Again, that would be the second time we're seeing a false emotional goodbye.  That's a lot to swallow.

The game goes out of it's way to have Joker tell you he's rejoining the sword fleet. If they were trying to set it up for him to be on standby for a split second rescue, they wouldnt have had him say that. They would have stuck in a generic "good luck Shepard" line. 

[Nightingale]

dreamgazer wrote...

plfranke wrote...

hellish forgot to mention that the normandy arrives immediately after being called. for that matter what makes them think that the beam takes them anywhere useful. the beam could have transported them to afterlife club for all we know. london seems like it is all a dream tbh especially the charge

I don't like how quickly that happened, no, but we're not entirely sure if Joker prepared for the worst and had the Normandy relatively close by in the chance of an emergency (are we?).  Emotional intent trumps questionable logic in that situation, in my opinion.  Again, that would be the second time we're seeing a false emotional goodbye.  That's a lot to swallow.

A few pages back we were talking about how he may have been close by (at the FOB) anyway, so that wouldn't be too much of a stretch. It still bothers me, but whatever. As for where the beam takes you, I doubt it's Afterlife. That was on Omega Purgatory, however...I would laugh if Shepard woke up on Aria's couch instead of in that hallway.

[Simon_Says]

DrTsoni wrote...

A few pages back we were talking about how he may have been close by (at the FOB) anyway, so that wouldn't be too much of a stretch. It still bothers me, but whatever. As for where the beam takes you, I doubt it's Afterlife. That was on Omega Purgatory, however...I would laugh if Shepard woke up on Aria's couch instead of in that hallway.

SO BE IT!

Modifié par Simon_Says, 30 juin 2012 - 04:44 .

[Andromidius]

DrTsoni wrote... Purgatory, however...I would laugh if Shepard woke up on Aria's couch instead of in that hallway.

"Shepard, what are you doing here?  Never mind, doesn't matter.  While you're here, you could do something about this place for me!  The service is dreadful and the music is non-existant!"

[dreamgazer]

HellishFiend wrote...

The game goes out of it's way to have Joker tell you he's rejoining the sword fleet. If they were trying to set it up for him to be on standby for a split second rescue, they wouldnt have had him say that. They would have stuck in a generic "good luck Shepard" line. 

I'll have to look into that.  Where does that line take place?

Of course, it's Joker, and we know what kind of an attachment he has to Shepard and the crew.  "Screw it, I'm going back in case they need me". 

[Makrys]

dreamgazer wrote...

Makrys wrote...

And in case any of you care to hear his thoughts, Julian is not happy.

I completely agree with everything he says. Although there will not be a sequel and even if there was it would not have anything to do with the IT. That I do not think will happen, though he was just speculating it as a possibility.

Anywho... Julian did not like the EC.

All of his points were valid in my mind. Same garbage just now with sprinkles.

I think he's looking at it wrong (I watched about six minutes of the video).

There's an interpretation in all this, guys.

The EC is bulls*** that's all he was saying. If you watch the entire video you'd know that. 

And he's completely right.

[dreamgazer]

Simon_Says wrote...

SO BE IT!

You have all the links, don't you?  

All of them. 

[Andromidius]

dreamgazer wrote...

Simon_Says wrote...

SO BE IT!

You have all the links, don't you?  

All of them. 

I like him.

He can stay.

[HellishFiend]

dreamgazer wrote...

HellishFiend wrote...

The game goes out of it's way to have Joker tell you he's rejoining the sword fleet. If they were trying to set it up for him to be on standby for a split second rescue, they wouldnt have had him say that. They would have stuck in a generic "good luck Shepard" line. 

I'll have to look into that.  Where does that line take place?

Of course, it's Joker, and we know what kind of an attachment he has to Shepard and the crew.  "Screw it, I'm going back in case they need me". 

It's right as he drops off your shuttle. 

[Nightingale]

Simon_Says wrote...

DrTsoni wrote...

A few pages back we were talking about how he may have been close by (at the FOB) anyway, so that wouldn't be too much of a stretch. It still bothers me, but whatever. As for where the beam takes you, I doubt it's Afterlife. That was on Omega Purgatory, however...I would laugh if Shepard woke up on Aria's couch instead of in that hallway.

SO BE IT!

Ha! Nice, thanks. Not sure how I missed that, lol.

[Simon_Says]

dreamgazer wrote...

Simon_Says wrote...

SO BE IT!

You have all the links, don't you?

All of them.

It's magic, y'know.

[byne]

MajorKellyRisner wrote...

The Indoctrination Theory is based on what one believes and interpets the game. Doesn't prove that is true. Hense, i call it fake, and believe that it is a load of oranges, with monkeys and eagles

Orange monkey eagle? You'll get someone killed talking like that!

Modifié par byne, 30 juin 2012 - 04:50 .

[dreamgazer]

Makrys wrote...

dreamgazer wrote...

Makrys wrote...

And in case any of you care to hear his thoughts, Julian is not happy.

I completely agree with everything he says. Although there will not be a sequel and even if there was it would not have anything to do with the IT. That I do not think will happen, though he was just speculating it as a possibility.

Anywho... Julian did not like the EC.

All of his points were valid in my mind. Same garbage just now with sprinkles.

I think he's looking at it wrong (I watched about six minutes of the video).

There's an interpretation in all this, guys.

The EC is bulls*** that's all he was saying. If you watch the entire video you'd know that. 

And he's completely right.

Eh. He wanted a definitive answer on IT, and he got clarity of the endings from a literal viewpoint. From what I saw, he ranted about the new devices planted in the game that hint at IT.  BioWare wanted to strengthen the interpretation and leave the theory alone, and they did so. It's flawed, but it's not bad at all. 

Seriously, there's a way to look at all the information you're given and arrive at a fine outlook, all the way down to the prenounced, aggressively satisfying representations of control and synthesis. 

Modifié par dreamgazer, 30 juin 2012 - 04:50 .

[Nightingale]

HellishFiend wrote...

dreamgazer wrote...

HellishFiend wrote...

The game goes out of it's way to have Joker tell you he's rejoining the sword fleet. If they were trying to set it up for him to be on standby for a split second rescue, they wouldnt have had him say that. They would have stuck in a generic "good luck Shepard" line. 

I'll have to look into that.  Where does that line take place?

Of course, it's Joker, and we know what kind of an attachment he has to Shepard and the crew.  "Screw it, I'm going back in case they need me". 

It's right as he drops off your shuttle. 

It's not out of the question then, that he'd break off and be in Earth's atmosphere rather than in orbit with Sword. He'd already be heading closer to the beam, too, once he got the order to intercept the Reapers leaving that fight.

[G1MEE50K]

Simon_Says wrote...

Makrys wrote...

I just realized there were a lot of 'I's in that post... how selfish of I!

I... I...

I thought you were a GEP gun.

Welcome to the coalition, PROD!

Modifié par G1MEE50K, 30 juin 2012 - 04:53 .

[Nightingale]

G1MEE50K wrote...

Hm...Lots of speculation from everyone!

Edit: Boo, you fixed it <_<

Modifié par DrTsoni, 30 juin 2012 - 04:53 .