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TSA_383 wrote...
So.....much.....facepalm:
http://social.biowar.../index/12106087
llbountyhunter wrote...
what about this one?........ it kinda looks like a.....bad [insert pun here]
....Well it would be a bad choice.dreamgazer wrote...
llbountyhunter wrote...
what about this one?........ it kinda looks like a.....bad [insert pun here]
Oh, the implications. :innocent:
No, Legion uses "Shepard-Commander", that is a distinct difference.paxxton wrote...
LOL. After reading the first line I thought it was Legion speaking. That'd be hilarious.MegumiAzusa wrote...
From the extracted files there seem to be different versions still in there, even when Hackett is calling Shep:Looks like they removed the line "Do what you can. There's got to be something." on purpose."Shepard, Commander!"
"{Groans}"
"Nothing's happening. The Crucible's not firing."
"I-- What do you need me to do?"
"It's got to be something on your end."
"I don't see-- I'm not sure how to..."
"Do what you can. There's got to be something."
"Commander?"
"Commander Shepard!"
TSA_383 wrote...
Then
-Add multiplayer
-Make it so that people who want to "win" the game are required to play multi player.
-Sell weapons to people who can't be arsed playing properly.
-Keep multiplayer events going, slowly mapping out the real conflict.
-Eventually get to earth multiplayer event, announce new ending DLC at conclusion of multiplayer event to vaugely tie it into the plot.
-Sell even more weapons to people who can't be arsed playing properly.
-Release DLC
-Get massive press coverage for surprise ending.
-Critical praise, ship another few hundred thousand copies, sell even more weapons to people who are new or just plain suck.
-Build new east wing for golden money-palace.
Sorted.
MegumiAzusa wrote...
From the extracted files there seem to be different versions still in there, even when Hackett is calling Shep:Looks like they removed the line "Do what you can. There's got to be something." on purpose."Shepard, Commander!"
"{Groans}"
"Nothing's happening. The Crucible's not firing."
"I-- What do you need me to do?"
"It's got to be something on your end."
"I don't see-- I'm not sure how to..."
"Do what you can. There's got to be something."
"Commander?"
"Commander Shepard!"
DJBare wrote...
Well, I guess phallic symbols are important to some <_<
Yes, I did reply. We'll see about that.Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
Oh you replied, well to bad you are dead wrong on several accounts.
You can clearly see that there is an interrupt where the camera shows Shepard's face. Then we see some husks. It's debatable if they are the people we saw earlier. As to the green color, that's room lighting (it's a fast answer! I have to think about that).Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
1: The huskification process as shown through a vid on Sanctuary is near instanttenous. We see a green cloud (the nanintes i presume) envelop a civilian and moments later the civilian is husk, that is fact.
Reapers communicate with nanides and through them control the husks (as by the log on Sanctuary). MegumiAzusa showed the evidence. The husk codex entry hasn't been updated since ME1.Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
2: As I have mentioned multiple times, the nanites that create husks do not control them, they are only used for the conversion process. How can we know that, well look at the codex entry for a husk:
*snip*
Huskification is the decay mentioned in the codex entry on indoctrination.Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
Where in sanctuary do they say Indoctrination include nanites? Direct quote please.
Modifié par paxxton, 17 mai 2012 - 06:20 .
It also means he hears Shep, but you can't be sure of that without the line.dreamgazer wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
From the extracted files there seem to be different versions still in there, even when Hackett is calling Shep:Looks like they removed the line "Do what you can. There's got to be something." on purpose."Shepard, Commander!"
"{Groans}"
"Nothing's happening. The Crucible's not firing."
"I-- What do you need me to do?"
"It's got to be something on your end."
"I don't see-- I'm not sure how to..."
"Do what you can. There's got to be something."
"Commander?"
"Commander Shepard!"
Looking at it critically and with the surreal nature of the scene in mind: "Do what you can. There's got to be something." gives Hackett more desperation and humanistic properties, instead of the other blunt, mechanical words.
RavenEyry wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
Also looking through the Anderson/TIM conflict: Neither Anderson nor TIM are talking to each other, the listener (that is who the active pawn is looking at) is always Shepard. There is also a bit where Anderson tells Shepard: "Shoot me." with a following dialog end.
That really adds to the 'angel and devil on the shoulder vibe' if they're both trying to convince Shep instead of each other.
Yeah, I meant the reversal of words.MegumiAzusa wrote...
No, Legion uses "Shepard-Commander", that is a distinct difference.paxxton wrote...
LOL. After reading the first line I thought it was Legion speaking. That'd be hilarious.MegumiAzusa wrote...
From the extracted files there seem to be different versions still in there, even when Hackett is calling Shep:Looks like they removed the line "Do what you can. There's got to be something." on purpose."Shepard, Commander!"
"{Groans}"
"Nothing's happening. The Crucible's not firing."
"I-- What do you need me to do?"
"It's got to be something on your end."
"I don't see-- I'm not sure how to..."
"Do what you can. There's got to be something."
"Commander?"
"Commander Shepard!"
Modifié par paxxton, 17 mai 2012 - 06:25 .
Not quite, the comma implies a pause, like Hackett is pausing. The dash doesn't imply that and Shepard-Commander is spoken like one word from Legion (I never saw why anyone gets reminded of Legion at that point, actually)paxxton wrote...
Yeah, I meant the reversal of words which in speech sounds similarly.MegumiAzusa wrote...
No, Legion uses "Shepard-Commander", that is a distinct difference.paxxton wrote...
LOL. After reading the first line I thought it was Legion speaking. That'd be hilarious.MegumiAzusa wrote...
From the extracted files there seem to be different versions still in there, even when Hackett is calling Shep:Looks like they removed the line "Do what you can. There's got to be something." on purpose."Shepard, Commander!"
"{Groans}"
"Nothing's happening. The Crucible's not firing."
"I-- What do you need me to do?"
"It's got to be something on your end."
"I don't see-- I'm not sure how to..."
"Do what you can. There's got to be something."
"Commander?"
"Commander Shepard!"
MaximizedAction wrote...
TIM did say one think to Anderson:
Anderson: "They're…controlling you."
TIM: "I don't think so, Admiral".
But then again, considering that Anderson also got titled new in the subtitles for the ending...
I figured that out and edited my post accordingly.MegumiAzusa wrote...
Not quite, the comma implies a pause, like Hackett is pausing. The dash doesn't imply that and Shepard-Commander is spoken like one word from Legion (I never saw why anyone gets reminded of Legion at that point, actually)paxxton wrote...
Yeah, I meant the reversal of words which in speech sounds similarly.MegumiAzusa wrote...
No, Legion uses "Shepard-Commander", that is a distinct difference.paxxton wrote...
LOL. After reading the first line I thought it was Legion speaking. That'd be hilarious.MegumiAzusa wrote...
From the extracted files there seem to be different versions still in there, even when Hackett is calling Shep:Looks like they removed the line "Do what you can. There's got to be something." on purpose."Shepard, Commander!"
"{Groans}"
"Nothing's happening. The Crucible's not firing."
"I-- What do you need me to do?"
"It's got to be something on your end."
"I don't see-- I'm not sure how to..."
"Do what you can. There's got to be something."
"Commander?"
"Commander Shepard!"
Modifié par paxxton, 17 mai 2012 - 06:35 .
RavenEyry wrote...
MaximizedAction wrote...
TIM did say one think to Anderson:
Anderson: "They're…controlling you."
TIM: "I don't think so, Admiral".
But then again, considering that Anderson also got titled new in the subtitles for the ending...
The point isn't the dialog, it's that in the code they are always addressing Shepard and never each other. It makes sense that everyone in a dream would only talk to the dreamer.
Modifié par MaximizedAction, 17 mai 2012 - 06:33 .
RavenEyry wrote...
MaximizedAction wrote...
TIM did say one think to Anderson:
Anderson: "They're…controlling you."
TIM: "I don't think so, Admiral".
But then again, considering that Anderson also got titled new in the subtitles for the ending...
The point isn't the dialog, it's that in the code they are always addressing Shepard and never each other. It makes sense that everyone in a dream would only talk to the dreamer.
Unschuld wrote...
Wha... it's actually written in the game code that characters actually address each other specifically during dialogue?
Why thankyeTirian Thorn wrote...
Just have to quote TSA_383 from another thread because of how much I like what was written.TSA_383 wrote...
Then
-Add multiplayer
-Make it so that people who want to "win" the game are required to play multi player.
-Sell weapons to people who can't be arsed playing properly.
-Keep multiplayer events going, slowly mapping out the real conflict.
-Eventually
get to earth multiplayer event, announce new ending DLC at conclusion
of multiplayer event to vaugely tie it into the plot.
-Sell even more weapons to people who can't be arsed playing properly.
-Release DLC
-Get massive press coverage for surprise ending.
-Critical praise, ship another few hundred thousand copies, sell even more weapons to people who are new or just plain suck.
-Build new east wing for golden money-palace.
Sorted.
I've not said anything about your "nanite theory" but since you keep spamming this I shall sum it up thusly:paxxton wrote...
Huskification is the decay mentioned in the codex entry on indoctrination.
POST IN THE UNIT THREAD!!!!
Nah, the last one got locked because Chris Priestly couldn't deal with it's impressive length... I don't think anyone here had seen one that long before.MaximizedAction wrote...
DJBare wrote...
Well, I guess phallic symbols are important to some <_<
It's also what ultimately got the last thread locked. So let's...not do that.
Yes, also used to turn the heads in the right direction.RavenEyry wrote...
Unschuld wrote...
Wha... it's actually written in the game code that characters actually address each other specifically during dialogue?
I'm mostly working on what the discoverer of this bit of code said, but my experience with Unreal says yes. I think it's something to do with the way the sound is directed.
So we can't get the ending we want after all? is nearly twice as big and didn't get locked.TSA_383 wrote...
Nah, the last one got locked because Chris Priestly couldn't deal with it's impressive length... I don't think anyone here had seen one that long before.
RavenEyry wrote...
Unschuld wrote...
RavenEyry wrote...
MaximizedAction wrote...
TIM did say one think to Anderson:
Anderson: "They're…controlling you."
TIM: "I don't think so, Admiral".
But then again, considering that Anderson also got titled new in the subtitles for the ending...
The
point isn't the dialog, it's that in the code they are always
addressing Shepard and never each other. It makes sense that everyone in
a dream would only talk to the dreamer.
Wha... it's actually written in the game code that characters actually address each other specifically during dialogue?
I'm mostly working on what the discoverer of this bit of code said, but my experience with Unreal says yes. I think it's something to do with the way the sound is directed.
In that case, it's clearly not the absolute length that's important, but what you do with it.MegumiAzusa wrote...
So we can't get the ending we want after all? is nearly twice as big and didn't get locked.TSA_383 wrote...
Nah, the last one got locked because Chris Priestly couldn't deal with it's impressive length... I don't think anyone here had seen one that long before.
MegumiAzusa wrote...
So we can't get the ending we want after all? is nearly twice as big and didn't get locked.TSA_383 wrote...
Nah, the last one got locked because Chris Priestly couldn't deal with it's impressive length... I don't think anyone here had seen one that long before.
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