IsaacShep wrote...
Wait, Jade, remember the Destroy+Control-no-Synthesis video I found? youtu.be/JrAlm-sn2So It actually does have Refuse option I think, look at the bottom of the screen at 11:20. The video is a bit cropped but I see the "I reject these choices!" option.
Or, add an ending option where you can destroy the Catalyst's AI core, which causes the reapers to either stop trying to destroy the fleet for a few minutes, giving them time to even the odds, or makes the reapers start just killing each other. It would be a kinda cool ending, in my opinion.Fedi.St wrote...
After finishing today the whole trilogy again I can speculate that most probably the whole mystical of the ending was to keep the interest high so the DLCs would come and explain what the hell just happened.
It is a puzzle kind but not what is described here (which is really interesting nevertheless).
I think the next dlc will try to explain either how the crucible works or either give new information on the catalyst/citadel/reapers which will add to what bioware tried to do with the endings the first place.
Never had that, what is it? Also, to make this ME related, I think that the reapers preferred type of food is organic goop.:happy:Fedi.St wrote...
bolognaise for me today my friend.
JadeShepard wrote...
Attention:
I am going to update the OP fairly soon and reword some sections and add new sections [Retaliation DLC, Operation Alamo etc..] The problem is I haven't played Omega and don't intend to buy it until I know what the next dlc is and where BioWare are headed with ME3. I know Omega gives you resources in Eezo, and more mercenaries(?) too.
What I'm asking is, would someone who *has* played it and also supports the Puzzle Theory, like to write up this section for me? As it wouldn't be very credible for me to do it since I haven't played it.
JadeShepard wrote...
JadeShepard wrote...
Attention:
I am going to update the OP fairly soon and reword some sections and add new sections [Retaliation DLC, Operation Alamo etc..] The problem is I haven't played Omega and don't intend to buy it until I know what the next dlc is and where BioWare are headed with ME3. I know Omega gives you resources in Eezo, and more mercenaries(?) too.
What I'm asking is, would someone who *has* played it and also supports the Puzzle Theory, like to write up this section for me? As it wouldn't be very credible for me to do it since I haven't played it.
Just bumping this in case anyone missed it on the bottom of the last page lol.
It would make a good map, but only if they didn't slow-mo you. That would be fun. Maybe have a special weapon. The StarBrat launcher. It kills enemies with the infinite power of space magic.OperatingWookie wrote...
I don't mean to interrupt the flow of the thread, but is it just me, or does the forest from Shepard's dream look like a great map for multiplayer DLC. It's aboreal, open, and not claustrophobic.
Just something I've noticed.
So, that's how there is always a Kenny in the South Park episodes despite dying in every single one. There are just thousands of Kenny. Also, the mass accelerator would make sense, but it was also ridiculously powerful. I mean, it had to be thousands of times more powerful than the guns on our dreadnaughts to do that to a reaper from so far away. So, it was probably like the size of like New York City or something ridiculous like that in order to be that powerful.KENNY4753 wrote...
i forgot about that mass accelerator. that has potential to become a piece of the puzzle
Modifié par Ignis Mors, 12 janvier 2013 - 06:27 .
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He says a WMD, not a WMSM(Weapon of Mass Space Magic) that is capable of raping the dna of everything in the galaxy. A WMD does not discriminate between organic and synthetic matter, it just blows stuff up. At least to me it is a massive uncontrolled release of energy. Like an actual nuke. The Crucible is less of a WMD and more of a contrived plot device that they made at the last minute because they didn't think a conventional victory would be enough like the original Deus Ex. Also, I don't hate Bioware, it's just that I'm so pissed off by the ending of ME3 that I get into an uncontrollable rage whenever I think about it. And, when I think of how the ME2 characters were treated, the rage I feel about the ending is like someone in a zen-like peace. WHY DO NONE OF THE ME2 ORIGINALS SHOW UP BUT WE GET DIANA ALLERS(I didn't have trouble with her until how I thought we could have had Zaeed in there instead of her at all.) AND JAMES VEGA!(I didn't have a problem with him, until I thought of how his resources could have been instead given to maybe some of the ME2 romances.)KENNY4753 wrote...
well trey and matt answered Kennys ability to never stay dead. He is the superhero Mysterion which sort of breaks lore considering Kenny oce staye dead for pretty much a whole season
on topic. the mass accelerator still has the potential but we will have to wait and see
btw i was replaying ME1 and right at the beginning the foreshadow the crucible when Anderson says that the beacon could have plans for a weapon of mass destruction
N7_killswitch wrote...
I've got a weird feeling since the anniversary of the game's release is coming up and we're hearing all about this next DLC... I don't remember if it was mentioned in the OP but it just *feels* like they're planning something. Hard to explain... argh.
Yeah, but that would be even lamer than the 'artistic integrity' line. And, I don't think Bioware has fallen that far. At least, I'd like to think that.KENNY4753 wrote...
ignis
i agree that the crucible is more of just a plot device they felt we needed to defeat the Reapers but what i meant was that that Anderson quote (no matter what a person defines as a WMD) could have been way overexaggerated by mac and casey as a way for them to make it seem like the crucible was not a retarded idea by preteding it was forshadowed
Ignis Mors wrote...
Or, add an ending option where you can destroy the Catalyst's AI core, which causes the reapers to either stop trying to destroy the fleet for a few minutes, giving them time to even the odds, or makes the reapers start just killing each other. It would be a kinda cool ending, in my opinion.Fedi.St wrote...
After finishing today the whole trilogy again I can speculate that most probably the whole mystical of the ending was to keep the interest high so the DLCs would come and explain what the hell just happened.
It is a puzzle kind but not what is described here (which is really interesting nevertheless).
I think the next dlc will try to explain either how the crucible works or either give new information on the catalyst/citadel/reapers which will add to what bioware tried to do with the endings the first place.
And, since I'm hungry, here's some food.
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