Dendio1 wrote...
Im starting to see indoctrination as nothing more than really good fanon.
-The final hours app says they wanted shepards emotions to be shown in me3. That explains the dream sequences.
-Star kid is supposed to represent those shepard could not save according to final hours.
-The TIM eye's = indoctrination is proved false by benezia and edi and the indoctrination codex never mentions eyes anyway.
Now we show that the gun swap is something present in other parts of the game...its a bug nothing more.
Slowly every piece of evidence is being debunked...what do we have left?
- Casey stated he wanted the PLAYER to feel Shepard's emotions, not for them to be shown, there is a HUGE difference. That was also stated in a January interveiw, not the Final Hours App. Feeling Shepard's emotions includes his confusion, stress, fear and apprehension
- Even from the beginning the kid is shown to be symbolic. But why is he a symbol? He is specifically picked to BE symbolic, but if there is no reason why then there is not purpose to him.
- Benezia is not human for one. Asari eyes turn black. For two, the eyes are EXPLICITLY STATED to have come from a Reaper Artifact. The concept WITH the eyes in fact was a more recent development accordng to the team, originally the eyes had nothing to do with Indoctrination, but later, when filling in the backstory for TIM, they decided that he should get them from a Reaper artifact, and then eventually they decided they were symbolic of indoctrination, and a simpler way of thinking of it; Not everyone who is indoctrinated has those eyes, but anyone who has those eyes (which are exclusively associated with Reapers) is indoctrinated. And more to the point, if those eyes MEAN nothing then why the hell would they change ANYWAY?
- Wrong. There is a difference between the computer conflating two assets as with Wrex, and the gradual morph that the Carnifex has. MORE TO THE POINT, we have seen the file PROGRAMMED IN to the game that specifically tells the gun to switch, there is no physical way in which it could be unintentional.