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RavenEyry wrote...
Obviously, but to me it would've been as silly as the Enterprise appearing in the fleet and destroyed suspension of disbelief more than synthesis.Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
I am pretty sure Rosewind meant for the Doctor Who reference.
Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
RavenEyry wrote...
Obviously, but to me it would've been as silly as the Enterprise appearing in the fleet and destroyed suspension of disbelief more than synthesis.Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
I am pretty sure Rosewind meant for the Doctor Who reference.
As long as they dident outright had the Doctor appear from the Police Box I would simply see it as a nod to another great franchise. I would smile and then get back to business.
protognosis wrote...
I know! The Doctor plus FemShep as a companion.
So much win.
Now if I could only make my male shep look like David Tennant....
Dr Who ending would've made more sense.
Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
protognosis wrote...
RavenEyry wrote...
Over night I thought of something else for the 'dream starts earlier' or 'warped perception' ideas, y'know about London looking like Vancouver crossed with Palavan's moon. The red phone boxes. Yes really. Today there are hardly any of those in London, the ones that are there are preserved because tourists expect to see them, yet not one but several survive the reaper invasion. When I saw them the first time I half expected to see a scots guard and a couple of beefeaters among Anderson's soldiers, thinking Bioware had made the same assumptions as tourists. But last night I thought 'has Shepard ever been to London before?'. Probably not, and they're seeing the phone boxes because they expect to see them in London.
Well to be fair, when I saw the red booths I was half expecting a blue police box to suddenly appear, followed by a dashing fellow saying "Hello, I'm the doctor," which would result in the reaper threat being ended by a sonic screwdriver and timey wimey shenanigans.
Would have been a better ending
Still The Doctor and Commander Shepard teaming up...the amount of win in that would be unbelievable.
FreddyCast wrote...
I think we can trust Vendetta, it's the Godbrat we can't trust.
And I completely agree with you on the rest, except for the Reapers surviving part. They need to go. They are an abomination, unworthy of living, having absolutely no justification to keep on existing in any form. Three games is long enough. But that's just me. Plus, they're not the type to retreat or give up.
Modifié par BleedingUranium, 22 juillet 2012 - 08:15 .
They don't have to be indoctrinated, you could mess with the targeting to brainwash the reapers or something.BleedingUranium wrote...
What if the Crucible is both a mass indoctrination device, and our means of winning?
Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
FreddyCast wrote...
I also did my own counts of the Reapers and the Dreadnoughts and I was being VERY conservative for both of them. I calculated that there was AT LEAST 900 Sovereign-class Reapers throughout the Galaxy (this is not even counting those that were in other clusters that didn't make it into ME3) and 140 Dreadnoughts. Even with unconventional means, we would do better in combat, but we would still fail, for the Reaper's REAL strength is not their firepower, but their NUMBERS.
Well if you believe what Vendetta says the Reapers have concentrated their forces around Earth, but as I pointed out in a massive post a week or so ago Vendetta has more than a few strange circumstances sourrounding it which makes me question how much we can trust it.
What idd like to see actually would be that Earth is simply the turning point in the war. That we defeat the Reapers at Earth with the help of the Crucible and then go on to retake the Council worlds one by one, driving the Reapers out of the Galaxy.
But more than anything I actually want some Reapers to survive. They have harvested the gaalxy for more than a billion years (based on dating of the Leviathan of Dis) and it would be wrong if they were simply completely wiped out in a single cycle. Defeated and forced to retreat, sure, but utterly annihilated, no thanks.
Rosewind wrote...
OMFG I just realised something, You know when you at the base just before the beam run and how everything seems off. Well you remember just after Liara you can hear a doctor talking to a women on the radio about some ones leg.
Well at the start when Shepard and Anderson go to the radio they pull the bridge thingy off someone, well anyone noticed it was on his leg?
Modifié par Turbo_J, 22 juillet 2012 - 08:40 .
I don't think those two events are related, unless you are suggesting that Shepard is hallucinating by that point.Rosewind wrote...
OMFG I just realised something, You know when you at the base just before the beam run and how everything seems off. Well you remember just after Liara you can hear a doctor talking to a women on the radio about some ones leg.
Well at the start when Shepard and Anderson go to the radio they pull the bridge thingy off someone, well anyone noticed it was on his leg?
Turbo_J wrote...
Rosewind wrote...
OMFG I just realised something, You know when you at the base just before the beam run and how everything seems off. Well you remember just after Liara you can hear a doctor talking to a women on the radio about some ones leg.
Well at the start when Shepard and Anderson go to the radio they pull the bridge thingy off someone, well anyone noticed it was on his leg?
I'd actually say there was more of a link to the person missing their leg 'below the knee' in Huerta than with someone with an injured leg at the beginning of the game. Remember - the person on the radio said he 'lost his leg below the knee'. Just like the poor gue on the Citadel.
Rosewind wrote...
OMFG I just realised something, You know when you at the base just before the beam run and how everything seems off. Well you remember just after Liara you can hear a doctor talking to a women on the radio about some ones leg.
Well at the start when Shepard and Anderson go to the radio they pull the bridge thingy off someone, well anyone noticed it was on his leg?
leonia42 wrote...
Rosewind wrote...
OMFG I just realised something, You know when you at the base just before the beam run and how everything seems off. Well you remember just after Liara you can hear a doctor talking to a women on the radio about some ones leg.
Well at the start when Shepard and Anderson go to the radio they pull the bridge thingy off someone, well anyone noticed it was on his leg?
Whoa, mind blown. There's so much in London that resembles the start of the game in Vancouver.
Rosewind wrote...
leonia42 wrote...
Rosewind wrote...
OMFG I just realised something, You know when you at the base just before the beam run and how everything seems off. Well you remember just after Liara you can hear a doctor talking to a women on the radio about some ones leg.
Well at the start when Shepard and Anderson go to the radio they pull the bridge thingy off someone, well anyone noticed it was on his leg?
Whoa, mind blown. There's so much in London that resembles the start of the game in Vancouver.
According to Turbo it is not relevant ....
Rosewind wrote...
OMFG I just realised something, You know when you at the base just before the beam run and how everything seems off. Well you remember just after Liara you can hear a doctor talking to a women on the radio about some ones leg.
Well at the start when Shepard and Anderson go to the radio they pull the bridge thingy off someone, well anyone noticed it was on his leg?
The Protheans probably learned and knew all about this before the Reapers invaded and kept it secret, not wanting to believe, just like the Citadel Council didn't want to believe the Reapers existed or that there was a pattern of extinction evry 50,000 years, until the Reapers came and began attacking them. Javik even said that they believed the Mass relays came from the Innusannon and kept it a secret for centuries.Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
FreddyCast wrote...
I think we can trust Vendetta, it's the Godbrat we can't trust.
And I completely agree with you on the rest, except for the Reapers surviving part. They need to go. They are an abomination, unworthy of living, having absolutely no justification to keep on existing in any form. Three games is long enough. But that's just me. Plus, they're not the type to retreat or give up.
No the Reapers dont seem liek the types to retreat, but neither do they seem stupid enough to fight a battle they cant win. I am not saying they should survive in any kind of numbers taht makes them a future threat, but enough to keep opputunities like Indoctrination around.
But concerning Vendetta I relaly see no reason to trust him. Off course he still has more credit to him than Godbrat whose trustworthiness is below 0, but Vendetta just knows way, way to much.
Ill try to make it short to not have to post up my entire wall of text on Vendetta again:
Vendetta speaks of how the Reapers ar only a part of the cycle, not the creators of it, but have you ever asked yourself how he knows?
The Reapers are not exactly talktive or understandable when it comes to their motives and the Protheans were even cut of, their Relay newtowrk shut down. Whoever made Vendetta and found out ab out the cycle did so from ressearch only based in the Athena Cluster. Whoever did it had no acess to the Citadel and by extension the Catalyst and I doubt there was alot of opputunities to study the reapers patterns while they were harvesting the cluster...inf act even if you study their patterns how do you reach such a conclusion?
Vendetta also knows what the Catalyst is, but based on the same criteria as above how does he know? It cant ahve been information obtained before the Reapers arrived because then it makes no sense that the information was not in the mars Archive.
In fact it makes no sense that they never told or tried to spread the information of the Catalyst. We know there was a working Prothean Beacon in the Athena Cluster as Javik all the way over in the Exodus Cluster on Eden Prime knew about the Crucible beeing build in the Athena Cluster (Vendetta is based on the Protheans Crucible Project Overseer according to what it says). A simple quick sentence to Javik (since he is supposed to lead the next cycle) saying the Citadel is the Catalyst woudl have helped immnesely...but gameplay reason on that one.
But this is just a little part of the strange things sourrounding Vendetta. Its strangeness ony becomes more apperent when compared to Vigil from ME1 who does a great number out of pointing out that every piece of information concerning the Reapers is theory and not fact...where as Vendetta states everything as fact without anything to back it up.
Tell me if youw ant the entire write up I did, because the way I see it Vendetta is not to be trusted, there is simply to many ifs and hows in it.
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