Joe Del Toro wrote...
I just realised how hilarious this thread title is. Like there was a mad rush of people at the end trying to stop the Stargazer from talking.
Jenonax wrote...
I was. Where were the rest of you? Bunch of traitors! He's only an old senile man, we could have taken him!
C-Sec Officer wrote...
Jenonax wrote...
I was. Where were the rest of you? Bunch of traitors! He's only an old senile man, we could have taken him!
It was getting late and I didn't want to hear one more story.
:sick::sick::sick::sick::sick:
Taboo-XX wrote...
I still want Bioware to explain WHY the old man is telling Jr. about all the sex.
LombaxWarrior wrote...
Where is everyone getting the 10,000 years later?? Just curious
Modifié par tekkaman fear, 09 juin 2012 - 06:49 .
David7204 wrote...
No. No, no, no!
The reason that scene is so horrible is because it turns the entire series into...something it isn't. We never really knew Shepard, or Liara, or Garrus, or Tali. It was all just some crap a senile old man made up. And guess what? They're long dead. They've been dead for hundreds of years. Or they never existed in the first place.
Sweet bloody dreams.
Modifié par Seival, 09 juin 2012 - 11:42 .
Seival wrote...
No theories here...
I just think that extended "Old Man and a Kid" scene could be a nice way to present full EC epilogue. The scene is not necessarily should be as static as the current one. But the main concept of the scene is very good for the epilogue.
I hope BioWare will uprise the scene to the new level, and use it the create the most beautiful epilogue in the game development history. This could be for example a fully animated dialogue scene with a lot of "flashbacks showing the past".
...Keep doing great job, BioWare! We trust in you
wright1978 wrote...
Seival wrote...
No theories here...
I just think that extended "Old Man and a Kid" scene could be a nice way to present full EC epilogue. The scene is not necessarily should be as static as the current one. But the main concept of the scene is very good for the epilogue.
I hope BioWare will uprise the scene to the new level, and use it the create the most beautiful epilogue in the game development history. This could be for example a fully animated dialogue scene with a lot of "flashbacks showing the past".
...Keep doing great job, BioWare! We trust in you
God no. Let that scene die in as horrible a fashion as possible and give us a proper epilogue for the characters we care about and the immediate future of the galaxy.
Modifié par HagarIshay, 09 juin 2012 - 12:34 .
HagarIshay wrote...
Always nice to see all the love on this threads...
I think it's great you are doing this support threads, Seival. I didn't really like the scene, but it's good to see there are others who did.
Seival wrote...
wright1978 wrote...
Seival wrote...
No theories here...
I just think that extended "Old Man and a Kid" scene could be a nice way to present full EC epilogue. The scene is not necessarily should be as static as the current one. But the main concept of the scene is very good for the epilogue.
I hope BioWare will uprise the scene to the new level, and use it the create the most beautiful epilogue in the game development history. This could be for example a fully animated dialogue scene with a lot of "flashbacks showing the past".
...Keep doing great job, BioWare! We trust in you
God no. Let that scene die in as horrible a fashion as possible and give us a proper epilogue for the characters we care about and the immediate future of the galaxy.
"Old Man and a Kid" scene can provide the proper epilogue you are talking about.
The whole ending should be retconned.Seival wrote...
The only disadvantage it has is that it's too short. The scene just needs to be extended.
Sauruz wrote...
The whole ending should be retconned.Seival wrote...
The only disadvantage it has is that it's too short. The scene just needs to be extended.
Since Bioware doesn't seem to consider that a viable option, there are some parts of the ending that need to be stretched out to make more sense or for more emotional impact. This scene definitely isn't one of them.
DinoSteve wrote...
I think they should cut that all together, it makes me cringe every time I see it.
DinoSteve wrote...
I think they should cut that all together, it makes me cringe every time I see it.
Seival wrote...
David7204 wrote...
No. No, no, no!
The reason that scene is so horrible is because it turns the entire series into...something it isn't. We never really knew Shepard, or Liara, or Garrus, or Tali. It was all just some crap a senile old man made up. And guess what? They're long dead. They've been dead for hundreds of years. Or they never existed in the first place.
Sweet bloody dreams.
Even the current scene doesn't do anything like that actually... The only disadvantage it has is that it's too short. The scene just needs to be extended.
Modifié par The Night Mammoth, 09 juin 2012 - 05:32 .
Or they will simply tell the epilogue without using that scene for it?Seival wrote...
I'm sure they will not remove the scene. And since it's the only scene that looks like an epilogue, it will be extended to a full-scale epilogue in EC most likely.
Modifié par Sauruz, 09 juin 2012 - 05:39 .
Sauruz wrote...
Or they will simply tell the epilogue without using that scene for it?Seival wrote...
I'm sure they will not remove the scene. And since it's the only scene that looks like an epilogue, it will be extended to a full-scale epilogue in EC most likely.
Like, actually show us how our decisions affect the world and what impact our actions have? Instead of letting some old man explain everything?
You're awfully quick to jump to conclusions.
Modifié par Seival, 09 juin 2012 - 05:41 .
Seival wrote...
I really doubt they will tell the epilogue without using that scene for it.
The only reason I could think of to have the old man tell us about the consequences of our actions would be because that would be the cheapest way to do it.Seival wrote...
I really doubt they will tell the epilogue without using that scene for it.
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