Dwailing wrote...
smokingotter1 wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
Okay. So I'll start by saying I'm not trying to convince anyone of anything here; this is just my interpretation.
So I felt like I'd compile a list of evidence (to me at least) from the new Earth DLC and its trailer. You could boil it down to reused assets if you want but "nothing you say will ever convince me otherwise". Here it goes.
Let's start with the DLC intself, not the trailer"
Grasping at straws: When I looked at the map order and realized that they are not in alphabetical order I was curious to know why there were in the order they are in (Rio, Vancouver, London). Then I realized what it spells when I used the first letter of each in order: RVL = Reveal.
Not grasping at straws: Voices. So I am fairly sure the Shadow infiltrator is voiced by engineer Daniels. You can really tell with certain lines. Weird right?
Next, the new VI drone in the escort mission is, as far as I can tell, voiced by engineer Adams in a pitched up Salarian voice. Remeber he voiced Padok Wiks in a higher voice. I can't tell who voices the Destroyer or Paladin but I don't recognize them. If it was engineer Donnelly I think that would really be interesting. Why? IMO this points to post ending DLC involving the GX12-Chekhov's-gun. It's a big "if" but I don't care.
Or the release date- 3/6/12. 3 is a double of six which is a double of twelve
Shepards gun at the end is an M6 Carnifex but turns into an M3 predator if you choose destroy, doubles imply illusion.
Speaking of batman god I hope I don't sound like this.
But they were RIGHT! Also, that's BRILLIANT! It may be grasping at emergency induction ports, but I don't CARE! It FITS!
What can I say, I thought the release date might have some significance. It just seemed like they had made the date so... specific, you could say, that I thought it must mean something. Also, I bet if BW HAD gotten an extra 6 months rather than 3 months that the release date would have been 6/3/12.
Speaking of doubling, while I'm at this bugs the crap out of me, does anyone see the problem with this picture:

Shepard gets "control" of the reapers by grabing on to the control panels. My concern: why are there four handles?
1. First Shepard can't take full control of the reaper no matter how hard he tries. He does not have four hands. This hints that taking full control of the reapers is impossible.
2. Second again we see doubling implying control is an illusion.
3. The positioning of the higher handles that Shepard is not grabing might imply subordination to the higher ups?




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