paxxton wrote...
So what's the current on-topic topic?
paxxton do you have a theory that you were trying to say the same thing as I did, only a little bit diffrent?
Modifié par masster blaster, 15 juillet 2012 - 11:54 .
paxxton wrote...
So what's the current on-topic topic?
Modifié par masster blaster, 15 juillet 2012 - 11:54 .
paxxton wrote...
Do you think that maybe it was a quick message to those who saw it but they had to unpin the thread because IT being true is their secret? Like "So be IT."
Not yet. Be patient.masster blaster wrote...
paxxton wrote...
So what's the current on-topic topic?
paxxton do you have a theory that you were trying to say the same thing as I did, only a little bit diffrent?
JasonSic wrote...
Simon_Says wrote...
Okay, back to the topic at hand. Again. Hopefully.
So a lot of us are of the opinion that the crucible chamber bears too much resemblance to the beam shuffle. And that Shepard is waltzing around dazed during the crucible choice.
Except then what's going on in the beam shuffle? Is Shepard shuffling around in front of the beam or are they in a coma or what?
If Shepard is derping around in reality, that means choosing systhesis would be shepard walking into the beam to the Citadel. This is interesting.
paxxton wrote...
Not yet. Be patient.masster blaster wrote...
paxxton wrote...
So what's the current on-topic topic?
paxxton do you have a theory that you were trying to say the same thing as I did, only a little bit diffrent?
You can't be serious. Trying to merge Pro-IT theories with non-IT theories is like trying to merge evolution with creationism. It just doesn't work. They're both mutually exclusive.paxxton wrote...
Not yet. Be patient.masster blaster wrote...
paxxton wrote...
So what's the current on-topic topic?
paxxton do you have a theory that you were trying to say the same thing as I did, only a little bit diffrent?
estebanus wrote...
You can't be serious. Trying to merge Pro-IT theories with non-IT theories is like trying to merge evolution with creationism. It just doesn't work. They're both mutually exclusive.paxxton wrote...
Not yet. Be patient.masster blaster wrote...
paxxton wrote...
So what's the current on-topic topic?
paxxton do you have a theory that you were trying to say the same thing as I did, only a little bit diffrent?
Modifié par paxxton, 16 juillet 2012 - 12:04 .
paxxton wrote...
Actually my new theory states that the ending was an indoctrination attempt but it happened in real life. It was not a dream.
But that's not what Blaster wants.paxxton wrote...
The theory assumes everything we see in the ending
of Mass Effect 3 happened in reality. It was not a
dream. Shepard was indoctrinated by Harbinger all the
time. Remember that TIM had been heavily augmented with
Reaper tech and thus (as he acknowledges himself) was
controlled by the Reapers. The black tendrils are easily
explained using the Unified Nanide-based Indoctrination
Theory (UNIT). Shepard is made to betray a friend
(Anderson). He dies for real.
But Blaster, they're both mutually exclusive theories. It doesn't matter what kind of people believe in them.masster blaster wrote...
estebanus wrote...
You can't be serious. Trying to merge Pro-IT theories with non-IT theories is like trying to merge evolution with creationism. It just doesn't work. They're both mutually exclusive.paxxton wrote...
Not yet. Be patient.masster blaster wrote...
paxxton wrote...
So what's the current on-topic topic?
paxxton do you have a theory that you were trying to say the same thing as I did, only a little bit diffrent?
But not all Literalist are like that Estebanus. You of all people no
that there are some literalist, that think the endings are just plain
stupid and think Bioware sucks, but some of them put up good arguments
to IT.
Modifié par paxxton, 16 juillet 2012 - 12:09 .
paxxton wrote...
The Catalyst is a being of light (from Klencory) indoctrinated by the Reapers to serve as their spiritual representation during the final stages of the indoctrination process.
No because they are the good guys in Mass Effect.masster blaster wrote...
paxxton wrote...
The Catalyst is a being of light (from Klencory) indoctrinated by the Reapers to serve as their spiritual representation during the final stages of the indoctrination process.
They will most likly be the next antagonest in the next trilogy for sure.
paxxton wrote...
No because they are the good guys in Mass Effect.masster blaster wrote...
paxxton wrote...
The Catalyst is a being of light (from Klencory) indoctrinated by the Reapers to serve as their spiritual representation during the final stages of the indoctrination process.
They will most likly be the next antagonest in the next trilogy for sure.
Modifié par masster blaster, 16 juillet 2012 - 12:14 .
Modifié par paxxton, 16 juillet 2012 - 12:16 .
paxxton wrote...
The choices are a lie! Shepard will be absorbed by the Reaper Collective or Harbinger's mind in Control and Synthesis and the Reapers' purpose will become his purpose. But he will think the choices really happened.
smokingotter1 wrote...
Here is another thing that bothers me. Reaper lasers whenever they hit the ground always have that black oily effect which you also see in the destroy ending.
Might be nitpicking.
How does this "seal the deal?" The only thing that will seal the deal is the word of Bioware.masster blaster wrote...
smokingotter1 wrote...
Here is another thing that bothers me. Reaper lasers whenever they hit the ground always have that black oily effect which you also see in the destroy ending.
Might be nitpicking.
Yep it does.
Now if only we can find a place where teh breath scene is at then we can seal the deal.