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Stargazer scene actually not part of the story, but a message directly to the players?
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#77
Posté 24 mai 2012 - 07:34
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Taboo-XX wrote...
No, it's real.
Not everything is a hint at something.
It's just crap.
That's it.
#78
Posté 24 mai 2012 - 07:38
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BioWare wants to make something beyond our comphrehension to make us imagine but of course it screwd to hell.
#79
Posté 24 mai 2012 - 07:43
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If Bioware planned this all along.. They.. Are.. Brilliant.
Bioware wanted the fans to speculate about the game/endings. That's what they have told before the release..
Look at us now.. We are still speculating about it.
Good job Bioware.
Bioware wanted the fans to speculate about the game/endings. That's what they have told before the release..
Look at us now.. We are still speculating about it.
Good job Bioware.
#80
Posté 24 mai 2012 - 01:32
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NovaM4 wrote...
If Bioware planned this all along.. They.. Are.. Brilliant.
Bioware wanted the fans to speculate about the game/endings. That's what they have told before the release..
Look at us now.. We are still speculating about it.
Good job Bioware.
Agreed.
#82
Posté 24 mai 2012 - 01:45
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Hint of more Shepard DLC or prelude to the new sequel. Or both. Nothing more.
#83
Posté 24 mai 2012 - 01:45
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Now, instead of Shepard's personal desk by the Galaxy Map being shown on the Start screen... we'll have the grandpa and the kid standing next to: "Choose a DLC Story."
#84
Posté 24 mai 2012 - 01:47
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On its own, I rather like the stargazer scene. It's a reminder that as SF fans, we all project our hopes out to the stars.
It only fails because of the suggestion that the galaxy is still in a dark age. In context, it now reminds us of the hope that has been destroyed by ME3's ending.
It only fails because of the suggestion that the galaxy is still in a dark age. In context, it now reminds us of the hope that has been destroyed by ME3's ending.
#85
Posté 24 mai 2012 - 01:49
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Where it suggests that the galaxy is still in a "dark age"?Ieldra2 wrote...
On its own, I rather like the stargazer scene. It's a reminder that as SF fans, we all project our hopes out to the stars.
It only fails because of the suggestion that the galaxy is still in a dark age. In context, it now reminds us of the hope that has been destroyed by ME3's ending.
#86
Posté 24 mai 2012 - 02:15
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Ieldra2 wrote...
On its own, I rather like the stargazer scene. It's a reminder that as SF fans, we all project our hopes out to the stars.
It only fails because of the suggestion that the galaxy is still in a dark age. In context, it now reminds us of the hope that has been destroyed by ME3's ending.
The point of my speculation though is that it doesnt suggest anything about the galaxy because it isn't part of the story.
#87
Posté 24 mai 2012 - 06:56
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ironically enough I think this thread might be makign a honest point, it's a secret message. Or possible future game
#88
Posté 25 mai 2012 - 08:09
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demonuswolfus wrote...
ironically enough I think this thread might be makign a honest point, it's a secret message. Or possible future game
Thanks, I'm glad you agree!
#89
Posté 30 mai 2012 - 05:40
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Opsrbest wrote...
Starkid = German 7th grader?Someone With Mass wrote...
HellishFiend wrote...
German? I dont follow. Can you explain?
According to the Final Hour bonus junk (I can't remember the exact name, nor do I care), a seventh grader from Berlin wrote to Casey Hudson about what he thought would be a great last scene during ME3's production. Naturally, Casey felt so inspired by this letter, that he made...whatever the hell that Stargazer scene is supposed to be.
Actual footage found of said inspirational German kid.
#90
Posté 30 mai 2012 - 05:42
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So... Bioware compared me to the worst kid in the universe?
Well that makes it much better... no.
Well that makes it much better... no.
#91
Posté 30 mai 2012 - 05:47
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I'm of the opinion that Stargazer's scene is real, and ME as a trilogy is the best that could be remembered by tradition, with details lost to time.
It will be interesting to see what happens when the EC comes out.
It will be interesting to see what happens when the EC comes out.
#92
Posté 30 mai 2012 - 05:55
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Taboo-XX wrote...
No, it's real.
Not everything is a hint at something.
It's just crap.
That's it.
The "Stargazer" scene itself isn't bad... it's just preceded by such terrible ending that it's not enough. No matter what color you pick the ending basically destroys everything we loved about Mass Effect, then credits roll while we're in shock. Finally Stargazer starts and it's not enough to salvage hope out of what we seen.
Ieldra2 wrote...
On its own, I rather like the stargazer scene. It's a reminder that as SF fans, we all project our hopes out to the stars.
It only fails because of the suggestion that the galaxy is still in a dark age. In context, it now reminds us of the hope that has been destroyed by ME3's ending.
^That
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#93
Posté 30 mai 2012 - 06:03
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I think your right, I have never seen on Stargazer scene like this.
#94
Posté 30 mai 2012 - 06:10
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Mac walters wanted you to speculate untill you cry.
that the only thing they were aiming for. an thats exactly what you all doing.
grattz you all just got trolled hardcore by bioware.
that the only thing they were aiming for. an thats exactly what you all doing.
grattz you all just got trolled hardcore by bioware.
#95
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Posté 30 mai 2012 - 06:12
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I think you guys are pathetically clinging to nonsense.
Take that however you please.
Take that however you please.
#96
Posté 30 mai 2012 - 06:29
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I'm sorry if taken at face value its terrible you simply do not reveal in the last seconds that the events of 3 games are being told as a story to a child it calls into question everything in all games if it is indeed what you say than its even worse because we all spent 60+ dollars on an incomplete game
#97
Posté 30 mai 2012 - 06:35
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So desperate... Why would they have included an incredibly vague coded message like this in the first place rather than just making their intentions clear?
#98
Posté 30 mai 2012 - 07:46
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There is obviously a deeper meaning behind the scene. Their conversation makes no sense whatsoever. How would the stargeezer even know what happened in the decision chamber? Why would Bioware use an adult model for the child when they obviously had a child model they could have used?
#100
Posté 30 mai 2012 - 07:57
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Ecrulis wrote...
I'm sorry if taken at face value its terrible you simply do not reveal in the last seconds that the events of 3 games are being told as a story to a child it calls into question everything in all games if it is indeed what you say than its even worse because we all spent 60+ dollars on an incomplete game
It wasn't a made up story, Shepard became a legend from history. The events happened, our Shepard was real, the Reapers were real, Liara, Kaidan, Ash, Tali, Wrex, Garrus, etc were all real.
What didn't work is that we just seen everything we loved about Mass Effect get destroyed or lost. Citadel, Relays, Geth, EDI destroyed. Our crew and the Normandy crash on some unknown world with an uncertain future. All that is bad enough, but that was ontop of Star-brat and the RBG. Too much left unanswered with no closure.
Instead of being a bittersweet ending cinematics we're left with an emotional void of confusion, anger, and bitterness while the credits roll. Then we see the Stargazer scene and it can't compensate for what we just went though.
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