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It is time… for the Overlay-Time Hypthesis Part 1 with IT Supplemental for Everyone!A smokingotter production
“I wish you could see the Mass Effect 3 ending the same why I do… it’s so …perfect.”
(Part 2 will analyze Arrival DLC, and Part 3 will bring it all home with the ME3 Ending, hopefully I’ll have part 2 done tomorrow and part 3 done Monday… because you know I sorta kinda but not really have a life)
What if the ending to Mass Effect 3 was actually in the game? The Overlay-Time hypothesis (OTH) is a variation of the Indoctrination theory that attempts to reconcile comments made by Bioware writing team with content from ME Series and Codex.
I will argue through the three parts that the ending of ME3 is a mixture of hallucination,
inside Shepard’s brain (like how we were inside the Geth consensus), and that there is a significant time lag between
Shepard’s breathe scene and what happens in space. That the ME3 ending
both involves Shepard fighting the reapers on a subconscious and
conscious level; the former being an attempt at indoctrination and when
that fails the latter being an attempt to kill Shepard (Shepard, you
could have been useful).
The evidence I use is not mutually exclusive
(obviously) to my interpretation, not only do I wish to argue my case
but to strengthen IT as a whole. While not totally necessary it is highly suggested that readers play Arrival and Overlord for full comprehension of OTH. It is my belief that DLC Overlord and Arrival do a lot to set up the foundation for the ending of ME3.
Part 1: Project Overlord (Shortest but still important part)
When Shepard accesses the VI Console in Project Overlord he is hit with an energy field that lets him “see” the real world through a digital overlay.
Okay I just like to point out that the Control panel that Shepard is at in the first picture. has the same grid lines when at the end of Shepard's choice. The camera pans out of a Normandy grid, that is the same pattern as the grid that you see when Shepard starts to see into a virtual world.
look at 10:57 of the video
www.youtube.com/watchand tell me that does not look like the grid we see in the Overlord dlc, when Shepard activats the virtual world.
And to help out what I am talking about look at the picture, where it's showing Shepards omni tool. look at the screen next to Shepard's omni tool, and tell me that it does not look like the same grid as the on in the Normandys leaving the battlefield.
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You're right. It is the same grid as when the Normandy crew is running about and next scene Joker is trying to outrun the crucible.
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So does this help to IT yes or no?
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