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[Femlob]

Big Bad wrote...

Hi folks,

I took a brief post-EC break from the thread. Has anything important been learned or revealed in the last week or so?

BioWare still hates everyone who can't appreciate their artistic integrity.

Carry on.

[Andromidius]

Here's a question...

During the intro Anderson hands Shepard his own sidearm. And yet he's also got another gun for himself which we don't see. Where did he pull the gun from?

Also, why does he seem completely unharmed? Everyone else in the room was dead, Shepard was stunned and bleeding a bit... But Anderson seems completely fine.

Fishy...

Edit: Also those 2D people who are running towards the Reapers in an endless stream...  There are a bunch seemingly running from out of the river.  Erm.  Yeah.

Modifié par Andromidius, 10 juillet 2012 - 01:09 .

[gunslinger_ruiz]

BleedingUranium wrote...

Does anyone know how to make the words in my sig different colours? They reset to black everytime I try to save it

I just highlighted what I wanted colored and clicked on the T symbol to change the color o.o
There was one instance where the color reset after I put a new line of text under it, I think I had to space it with an enter stroke to get it back.

Big Bad wrote...

Hi folks,

I took a brief post-EC break from the thread. Has anything important been learned or revealed in the last week or so?

Welcome back. Not sure how long ago you checked in but don't think anything massive has been uncovered. HellishFiend has a new video, working on another, you missed a few random spurts of trolls  trying to troll, and the usual speculative discussions/debates. Course I may have missed something important.

[BansheeOwnage]

Andromidius wrote...

Here's a question...

During the intro Anderson hands Shepard his own sidearm. And yet he's also got another gun for himself which we don't see. Where did he pull the gun from?

Also, why does he seem completely unharmed? Everyone else in the room was dead, Shepard was stunned and bleeding a bit... But Anderson seems completely fine.

Fishy...

The exact same thing happens at the end of the game.

Your mind = blown.

[gunslinger_ruiz]

Andromidius wrote...

Here's a question...

During the intro Anderson hands Shepard his own sidearm. And yet he's also got another gun for himself which we don't see. Where did he pull the gun from?

Also, why does he seem completely unharmed? Everyone else in the room was dead, Shepard was stunned and bleeding a bit... But Anderson seems completely fine.

Fishy...

Secondary gun: [possible] game mechanic, can't always see a gun in a cinematic until it's pulled out somewhere. Not only that but we know he has a secondary Predator, The Illusive Man yanks it from his belt during the Citadel encounter.

He is harmed, his uniform is torn and bloodied in some places, his face is bruised and battered. Shepard's uniform as well but his/her facial damage seems to disappear after the "Shepard!" sequence after regaining control.

Modifié par gunslinger_ruiz, 10 juillet 2012 - 01:17 .

[BansheeOwnage]

Big Bad wrote...

Hi folks,

I took a brief post-EC break from the thread. Has anything important been learned or revealed in the last week or so?

Nothing groundbreaking, but some people liked this:

Everyone noticed the transition from ME1/ME2 renegade to ME3-murderous-psychopath-renegade but I never thought of a reason for it. "...manipulating the victim into betraying friends,

trusting enemies,

or viewing the reaper itself in superstitious awe."
http://t1.gstatic.co...FpQJOivD7ABQ-Q 


Also, the guy in the picture looks like Coats

[Andromidius]

BansheeOwnage wrote...

Andromidius wrote...

Here's a question...

During the intro Anderson hands Shepard his own sidearm. And yet he's also got another gun for himself which we don't see. Where did he pull the gun from?

Also, why does he seem completely unharmed? Everyone else in the room was dead, Shepard was stunned and bleeding a bit... But Anderson seems completely fine.

Fishy...

The exact same thing happens at the end of the game.

Your mind = blown.

Well, something very similar at least.

Its odd that most of the plotholes/inconsistancies are found at the beginning and the end of the game...

[BansheeOwnage]

Andromidius wrote...

BansheeOwnage wrote...

Andromidius wrote...

Here's a question...

During the intro Anderson hands Shepard his own sidearm. And yet he's also got another gun for himself which we don't see. Where did he pull the gun from?

Also, why does he seem completely unharmed? Everyone else in the room was dead, Shepard was stunned and bleeding a bit... But Anderson seems completely fine.

Fishy...

The exact same thing happens at the end of the game.

Your mind = blown.

Well, something very similar at least.

Its odd that most of the plotholes/inconsistancies are found at the beginning and the end of the game...

Yeah it is odd. From a writing standpoint, they're probably the most important parts.

[Andromidius]

gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
Secondary gun: game mechanic, can't always see a gun in a cinematic until it's pulled out somewhere. Not only that but we know he has a secondary Predator, The Illusive Man yanks it from his belt during the Citadel encounter.

Why carry two Predators though?  It serves no particular advantage.  Usually a sidearm is a lighter and smaller weapon for use in emergencies.

Just an odd observation.

[gunslinger_ruiz]

Andromidius wrote...

gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
Secondary gun: game mechanic, can't always see a gun in a cinematic until it's pulled out somewhere. Not only that but we know he has a secondary Predator, The Illusive Man yanks it from his belt during the Citadel encounter.

Why carry two Predators though?  It serves no particular advantage.  Usually a sidearm is a lighter and smaller weapon for use in emergencies.

Just an odd observation.

No clue, just speculating. Maybe Anderson's just a BAMF who carries two pistols for action scenes.

[Andromidius]

gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
No clue, just speculating. Maybe Anderson's just a BAMF who carries two pistols for action scenes.

Its possible he picked one up off a dead body, but why give Shepard the one he's got holstered?  And why didn't we see it beforehand while walking to the meeting?

Not to mention the Predator isn't a military sidearm.  But hey.

[jgibson14352]

gunslinger_ruiz wrote...

Andromidius wrote...

gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
Secondary gun: game mechanic, can't always see a gun in a cinematic until it's pulled out somewhere. Not only that but we know he has a secondary Predator, The Illusive Man yanks it from his belt during the Citadel encounter.

Why carry two Predators though?  It serves no particular advantage.  Usually a sidearm is a lighter and smaller weapon for use in emergencies.

Just an odd observation.

No clue, just speculating. Maybe Anderson's just a BAMF who carries two pistols for action scenes.

or he just grabbed one from a dead body, it showed him inspecting the wreckage and bodies checking for survivors. they are in a military installation

[gunslinger_ruiz]

Andromidius wrote...


Its possible he picked one up off a dead body, but why give Shepard the one he's got holstered?  And why didn't we see it beforehand while walking to the meeting?

Not to mention the Predator isn't a military sidearm.  But hey.

Well it's not as if he's fully decked out to go to war (no armor/assault rifle etc), he's just going to a meeting.  But, maybe having heard Hackett's reports he figured he'd need a backup to his sidearm and grabbed one before going to meet Shepard. [/speculation].

[BansheeOwnage]

Andromidius wrote...

gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
No clue, just speculating. Maybe Anderson's just a BAMF who carries two pistols for action scenes.

Its possible he picked one up off a dead body, but why give Shepard the one he's got holstered?  And why didn't we see it beforehand while walking to the meeting?

Not to mention the Predator isn't a military sidearm.  But hey.

It says it's not but everything else says it is. All marines have it.

[TSA_383]

So, some stuff for the ending sequence:



*The helmet removed from
Coates is confirmed as not a standard bit of uniform for marines - the
files actually identify it as Kaidan's helmet, but it's also Shepard's
one, and the animation for the Keeper removing it from Coates identifies the helmet as Shepard's...




*Coates is labelled totally differently from the alliance grunts, so
there's no way he's there unintentionally (not that I believed he was
before).

*There are a couple of new interesting sound file names in the ending

Image collection here:
http://imgur.com/dd3...h,Z00gI,8nJqW#2


[quote]Andromidius wrote...

[quote]gunslinger_ruiz wrote...
Secondary gun: game mechanic, can't always see a gun in a cinematic until it's pulled out somewhere. Not only that but we know he has a secondary Predator, The Illusive Man yanks it from his belt during the Citadel encounter.
[/quote]

Why carry two Predators though?  It serves no particular advantage.  Usually a sidearm is a lighter and smaller weapon for use in emergencies.

Just an odd observation.

[/quote]

For diving through windows in bullet-time, naturally...

[quote]BansheeOwnage wrote...

[quote]TJBartlemus wrote...

[quote]Priss Blackburne wrote...

ugh I thought this quote was an old one when someone posted it here. It's a new one woooohooooo!

Chris Priestly ‏@BioEvilChris
@DanielMoulder There is DLC planned, but I can't say pre or post ending. You'll have to wait for details. Sorry.
6:16 AM - 9 Jul 12

*rubs hands together* goood goooood all is proceeding as we have foreseen.

okay..must not get my hopes up too much tho =/[/quote]

Hmmmm....BioWare is at least thinking about post ending. Curious. 

[/quote]
"Curious"
is a good work for it. Why not just say it'll be before the end unless
they are in fact planning post ending DLC? Considering everyone expects
that. Hmmm...
[/quote]

Calling DLC "Post-Ending" is a curious one - they've said they're not changing the "endings", but how about adding in content after the "endings"?
Kind of flies in the face of what an ending's supposed to be, but I imagine that's how they'd justify it.

[quote]MaximizedAction wrote...

[quote]Rifneno wrote...

[quote]byne wrote...

I cant tell if you're joking or if you honestly think asari have both male and female genitalia...
[/quote]

God
I wish that was still up for debate.  God I wish we didn't have
absolute and utterly horrifying proof of what lurks below.[/quote]

Don't provoke TSA into reposting his infamous link. [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/sick.png[/smilie]
[/quote]

But so many people have yet to experience the horror! 

[quote]Andromidius wrote...

[quote]Rifneno wrote...

[quote]byne wrote...

I cant tell if you're joking or if you honestly think asari have both male and female genitalia...
[/quote]

God
I wish that was still up for debate.  God I wish we didn't have
absolute and utterly horrifying proof of what lurks below.[/quote]

Would you be happier if Banshees had a pair dangling between their legs?

/vomits

[/quote]
With the power of photoshop, and perhaps a bottle of cask-strength whisky for courage, we can find out...

[quote]Priss Blackburne wrote...

One of the only things that has we wavering in my dedication of the IT theory is the Art vs business.
Indoctrination
theory is a brilliant artistic idea but a horrible business risk. It
all comes down to me is Bioware more an Artistic developer or more a
Business developer. I would like to think the former.

okay most not have gotten enough sleep..1 forgot I was cleaning my house...2 forgot what this was replying too heh[/quote]
Entirely depends on how it's executed. I think this is too long for the big reveal, but if they can keep it under 6 months it may not be a bad marketing strategy...

[Andromidius]

BansheeOwnage wrote...
It says it's not but everything else says it is. All marines have it.

Which is a bizzare thing for the whole series - why tell us that its a non-military weapon, and then have it be as common as muck among soldiers?

[BansheeOwnage]

Andromidius wrote...

BansheeOwnage wrote...
It says it's not but everything else says it is. All marines have it.

Which is a bizzare thing for the whole series - why tell us that its a non-military weapon, and then have it be as common as muck among soldiers?

Good question. I'm sure the people who wrote the weapon descriptions were not the same as the ones who gave people guns. Not sure. Going from descriptions, all marines should carry phalanxes.

[BleedingUranium]

BansheeOwnage wrote...

Andromidius wrote...

BansheeOwnage wrote...
It says it's not but everything else says it is. All marines have it.

Which is a bizzare thing for the whole series - why tell us that its a non-military weapon, and then have it be as common as muck among soldiers?

Good question. I'm sure the people who wrote the weapon descriptions were not the same as the ones who gave people guns. Not sure. Going from descriptions, all marines should carry phalanxes.

With Valkyries as standard rifles.

[Andromidius]

BansheeOwnage wrote...

Andromidius wrote...

BansheeOwnage wrote...
It says it's not but everything else says it is. All marines have it.

Which is a bizzare thing for the whole series - why tell us that its a non-military weapon, and then have it be as common as muck among soldiers?

Good question. I'm sure the people who wrote the weapon descriptions were not the same as the ones who gave people guns. Not sure. Going from descriptions, all marines should carry phalanxes.

Either that or its Bioware being mega-subtle and saying 'don't trust everything the Journal tells you'.  Or maybe a more general 'don't trust what anyone says'.

/tinfoil

[BansheeOwnage]

TSA_383 wrote...

So, some stuff for the ending sequence:



*The helmet removed from
Coates is confirmed as not a standard bit of uniform for marines - the
files actually identify it as Kaidan's helmet, but it's also Shepard's
one, and the animation for the Keeper removing it from Coates identifies the helmet as Shepard's...

If I'm reading that right the child's animations are named "Guardian". This is very curious, as Merizan referred to him and the Guardian, and it never says "Catalyst" the the subtitles. It simply says "Child". They didn't even pull off a Legion and change the subtitles after he says "I am the catalyst from "Child" to "Catalyst". Weird.

Modifié par BansheeOwnage, 10 juillet 2012 - 01:38 .

[BleedingUranium]

gunslinger_ruiz wrote...

BleedingUranium wrote...

Does anyone know how to make the words in my sig different colours? They reset to black everytime I try to save it

I just highlighted what I wanted colored and clicked on the T symbol to change the color o.o
There was one instance where the color reset after I put a new line of text under it, I think I had to space it with an enter stroke to get it back.

I can do that here, but when I do it in the sig editor it resets every time I press save.

EDIT: now it's reseting here too  I know it used to work

Modifié par BleedingUranium, 10 juillet 2012 - 01:40 .

[BansheeOwnage]

BleedingUranium wrote...

BansheeOwnage wrote...

Andromidius wrote...

BansheeOwnage wrote...
It says it's not but everything else says it is. All marines have it.

Which is a bizzare thing for the whole series - why tell us that its a non-military weapon, and then have it be as common as muck among soldiers?

Good question. I'm sure the people who wrote the weapon descriptions were not the same as the ones who gave people guns. Not sure. Going from descriptions, all marines should carry phalanxes.

With Valkyries as standard rifles.

And Vipers as snipers as well as Scimitars as shotguns.

[BansheeOwnage]

Andromidius wrote...

BansheeOwnage wrote...

Andromidius wrote...

BansheeOwnage wrote...
It says it's not but everything else says it is. All marines have it.

Which is a bizzare thing for the whole series - why tell us that its a non-military weapon, and then have it be as common as muck among soldiers?

Good question. I'm sure the people who wrote the weapon descriptions were not the same as the ones who gave people guns. Not sure. Going from descriptions, all marines should carry phalanxes.

Either that or its Bioware being mega-subtle and saying 'don't trust everything the Journal tells you'.  Or maybe a more general 'don't trust what anyone says'.

/tinfoil

I think it all relates to the symbology of the Predator and the Carnifex. Which in quite subtle.

[BleedingUranium]

BansheeOwnage wrote...

BleedingUranium wrote...

BansheeOwnage wrote...

Andromidius wrote...

BansheeOwnage wrote...
It says it's not but everything else says it is. All marines have it.

Which is a bizzare thing for the whole series - why tell us that its a non-military weapon, and then have it be as common as muck among soldiers?

Good question. I'm sure the people who wrote the weapon descriptions were not the same as the ones who gave people guns. Not sure. Going from descriptions, all marines should carry phalanxes.

With Valkyries as standard rifles.

And Vipers as snipers as well as Scimitars as shotguns.

And Locusts as SMGs, I'm pretty sure

[BansheeOwnage]

BleedingUranium wrote...

gunslinger_ruiz wrote...

BleedingUranium wrote...

Does anyone know how to make the words in my sig different colours? They reset to black everytime I try to save it

I just highlighted what I wanted colored and clicked on the T symbol to change the color o.o
There was one instance where the color reset after I put a new line of text under it, I think I had to space it with an enter stroke to get it back.

I can do that here, but when I do it in the sig editor it resets every time I press save.

EDIT: now it's reseting here too  I know it used to work

Try clicking red then typing.

Modifié par BansheeOwnage, 10 juillet 2012 - 01:43 .