Ticonderoga117 wrote...
KotorEffect3 wrote...
I think it is Shepard just a radically changed Shepard that is doing the controlling. I know he gives that spiel about how through his death he was created but I think that is just crazy talk.
Heh, fan-tastic. Five minutes in and Shepard is already going nuts.
Yeah, that's going to end well.
99% of the time, that would be a good thing...Heeden wrote...
It may seem strange to you, but some people really do think trying to understand our enemies is a better path to peace than simply wiping them out.
Modifié par Bill Casey, 06 juillet 2012 - 06:08 .
Modifié par darkpassenger2342, 06 juillet 2012 - 06:09 .
B.Shep wrote...
Yeah... It makes you wonder how long it will be before Shep-IA decides the Catalist was right about how to protect organic life O_o
darkpassenger2342 wrote...
the people that created the reapers were trying to achieve synthesis.............
cycles ago..
we are lucky
synthesis = the win
Modifié par The Angry One, 06 juillet 2012 - 07:34 .
Heeden wrote...
The Angry One wrote...
Understanding one's enemies is all well and good if they're not trying to EXTERMINATE you.
Nor would any organic be in a position to assume this would be a good thing for them, since the Reapers are already performing a form of synthesis on their victims.
The whole point of understanding your enemies is to find ways to stop them trying to exterminate you. Killing everyone first then trying to figure them out seems wasteful at the least, despicable at most.
I like the way you assume that trillions upon trillions of organics across millions (billions?) of years never thought that a peaceful compromise was the best way forward.
Heeden wrote...
It may seem strange to you, but some people really do think trying to understand our enemies is a better path to peace than simply wiping them out.
Avarenda wrote...
Heeden wrote...
The Angry One wrote...
Understanding one's enemies is all well and good if they're not trying to EXTERMINATE you.
Nor would any organic be in a position to assume this would be a good thing for them, since the Reapers are already performing a form of synthesis on their victims.
The whole point of understanding your enemies is to find ways to stop them trying to exterminate you. Killing everyone first then trying to figure them out seems wasteful at the least, despicable at most.
I like the way you assume that trillions upon trillions of organics across millions (billions?) of years never thought that a peaceful compromise was the best way forward.
You're right, im sure somewhere in those trillions of people at least a few of them thought 'lets try to make peace'. Unfortunately, we can assume that all attempts to do so failed because they're all dead.
Heeden wrote...
It may seem strange to you, but some people really do think trying to understand our enemies is a better path to peace than simply wiping them out.
Elite Midget wrote...
Heeden wrote...
It may seem strange to you, but some people really do think trying to understand our enemies is a better path to peace than simply wiping them out.
Too bad the Reapers weren't very understanding when they wiped out countless cycles.
Opinion.The Angry One wrote...
It's a problem that does not exist.
I read the OP, and what you stated above implies that their goal is "bad" or "evil". That's false, and I've yet to see any evidence of it being as such. Therefore why is "helping them achieve their goal" bad, when their goal is not bad?The Angry One wrote...
Regardless of that, Jacksums, do me a favour and READ the OP. I can see why you see no "valid" reasons agains synthesis if all you do is skim content.
This topic is not "synthesis is what the Reapers want, therefore it's bad"
This topic is "synthesis is what the Reapers want, so why would people fighting the Reapers design a device to help them achieve their goal?"
The Angry One wrote...
See this is what irritates me about the "hug the Reapers" crowd.
"Understanding" with Reapers is one-sided. We do all the work, they get all the benefits.
JackumsD wrote...
Opinion.
I read the OP, and what you stated above implies that their goal is "bad" or "evil". That's false, and I've yet to see any evidence of it being as such. Therefore why is "helping them achieve their goal" bad, when their goal is not bad?
If you cannot answer that question without speculation/headcanon, your thread is invalid.
Again, this is what the PEOPLE DESIGNING THE CRUCIBLE would think.
Rhayak wrote...
The Synthesis ending pretty much shows the exact opposite.
Your talk of docility and submission is merely an interpretation based on.... Anger
Perhaps immediate coexistence might seem unrealistic, but then again, how long can
animosity last? Eventually we'd all come to accept those big robot squids, who no longer fire at us
and spend all day rebuilding our homes.
Modifié par darkpassenger2342, 06 juillet 2012 - 08:59 .
darkpassenger2342 wrote...
all those people died so that organics could achieve synthesis, damon..
smile, they didnt die for nothing.
Modifié par darkpassenger2342, 06 juillet 2012 - 09:11 .
darkpassenger2342 wrote...
javiks people wanted synthesis too, but they tried to do it with an iron fist. Inevitably, they enslaved every other race so they were unworthy, thus destroyed.. humans were NOT, the starchild told us this.
the protheans dont deserve synthesis.
they were not ready.
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