In Destory, you kill ALL synthetics. But Syntheics are really just electronic beings (in whole are in part). So my question is, if ALL synthetics are TRUELY destroyed, does that mean all electronics are destroyed also? (all ships, electronic weapons, medical devices...)
Or is this just another plot hole to be ignored? I could have handled a cliche ending for ME and been just fine. This progressive, out of left field, Kubric like set of endings is terrible to even try to rationalize.
A question for you Bioware?
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, juin 26 2012 08:04
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Posté 26 juin 2012 - 08:10
McAllyster
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Plot hole.
The giant spaceship armada clearly containts tons of electronics and the fleet (and the Normandy) escapes from the Sol system.
So... geth, EDI, Reapers dead, but space magic doesn't kill electronics.
Bioware calls it artistic integrity. I call it bad writing.
The giant spaceship armada clearly containts tons of electronics and the fleet (and the Normandy) escapes from the Sol system.
So... geth, EDI, Reapers dead, but space magic doesn't kill electronics.
Bioware calls it artistic integrity. I call it bad writing.
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Posté 26 juin 2012 - 08:14
comrade gando
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I got a question for bioware. I know you guys worked hard on this and all but holy smokes this didn't make anything better. ok that's not true some plot holes were covered but there are still tons of them that are never explained. anyway my question is what were you guys thinking? 2 gigs of still images and maybe 10 minutes of extra cutscenes does NOT make it a good ending. in my opinion of course.
