maaaze wrote...
you´re intelligents is ether paralysed by emotional disappointment or you are just not that smart to begin with.
Wow.
maaaze wrote...
you´re intelligents is ether paralysed by emotional disappointment or you are just not that smart to begin with.
Does this prove IT?Bill Casey wrote...
If his legs were hanging over the side, they would get cut off...
Also, Shepard is facing the opposite way when we see him again...
ArikadOdakirA wrote...
maaaze wrote...
you´re intelligents is ether paralysed by emotional disappointment or you are just not that smart to begin with.
Wow.
D24O wrote...
Does this prove IT?Bill Casey wrote...
If his legs were hanging over the side, they would get cut off...
Also, Shepard is facing the opposite way when we see him again...
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Taboo-XX wrote...
ArikadOdakirA wrote...
maaaze wrote...
you´re intelligents is ether paralysed by emotional disappointment or you are just not that smart to begin with.
Wow.
LOL
Applepie_Svk wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
ArikadOdakirA wrote...
maaaze wrote...
you´re intelligents is ether paralysed by emotional disappointment or you are just not that smart to begin with.
Wow.
LOL
Yeah said someone who believe to kid...
ZLurps wrote...
Applepie_Svk wrote...
ZLurps wrote...
Well, we won't get The Real Ending DLC but...
Have you ever concidered possibility, that they did it on purpose?
Actualy they have never planning the EC, it was reason why old endings were so empty...
I know they didn't plan EC, Walters visioned galactic dark age (Final Hours), practically everybody on Citadel dead (Twitter).
What I meant is the bigger picture.
Hahahahaha. This guy is hilarious.Taboo-XX wrote...
ArikadOdakirA wrote...
maaaze wrote...
you´re intelligents is ether paralysed by emotional disappointment or you are just not that smart to begin with.
Wow.
LOL
Taboo-XX wrote...
Applepie_Svk wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
ArikadOdakirA wrote...
maaaze wrote...
you´re intelligents is ether paralysed by emotional disappointment or you are just not that smart to begin with.
Wow.
LOL
Yeah said someone who believe to kid...
I don't believe the kid if that's what you're asking.
andy69156915 wrote...
Hey, Bioware fanbase? It's time to grow the hell up now and stop being immature babies. Just letting you know.
This fanbase has gone pathetic. It's like the original endings made the fanbase crap their brains out of their ass and never got it back. I'm embarrassed to be a fan of the same thing as you people.
Guest_Eloise K_*
Ieldra2 wrote...
I don't think this has been discussed before, and only now do I feel detached enough to discuss it without going on an incoherent rant.
Shepard's collapse at the control panel on the Citadel is, by a very big margin, my most hated moment in the game. And here is why: this moment not only symbolizes that Shepard can't succeed without help, no, combined with the elevator lift initiated by the Catalyst it symbolizes that he needs help by a god-like presence. I am not averse to Shepard needing help. I would have accepted help by any human, turian, geth, asari etc.. etc..., even the Illusive Man. But I absolutely *hate* the suggestion that "divine" help is needed to enact a solution.
Of course I can interpret the Catalyst in a different way, and I do. I refuse to grant it the authority the symbolism suggests, as I would never grant anyone or anything such authority, but nonetheless the symbolism is there and to me it was pretty blatant. If anything, this moment alone came close to make Mass Effect - the whole trilogy - "not my story".
I would like to see how others think about this moment. Please note that this has absolutely nothing to do with the Catalyst's reasoning and the options it presents, which I can accept.
And nothing of value was contributed to the discussion.andy69156915 wrote...
Hey, Bioware fanbase? It's time to grow the hell up now and stop being immature babies. Just letting you know.
This fanbase has gone pathetic. It's like the original endings made the fanbase crap their brains out of their ass and never got it back. I'm embarrassed to be a fan of the same thing as you people.
This is the "you don't get it, so I'm taking my toys and leaving" arguement? SO BE IT!Tealjaker94 wrote...
Hahahahaha. This guy is hilarious.Taboo-XX wrote...
ArikadOdakirA wrote...
maaaze wrote...
you´re intelligents is ether paralysed by emotional disappointment or you are just not that smart to begin with.
Wow.
LOL
D24O wrote...
And nothing of value was contributed to the discussion.
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andy69156915 wrote...
D24O wrote...
And nothing of value was contributed to the discussion.
This entire thread, from the first post, has added nothing worthwhile to this board. This thread isn't anything to contribute to.
Greylycantrope wrote...
This is the "you don't get it, so I'm taking my toys and leaving" arguement? SO BE IT!
Taboo-XX wrote...
So you dropped in to tell us this because?
Could you not opine elsewhere?
A discussion on the origin of the choices, and the symbolism intended behind the sequence is quite important in how we are to interpert the end sequence.andy69156915 wrote...
This entire thread, from the first post, has added nothing worthwhile to this board. This thread isn't anything to contribute to. Meanwhile, you're all laughing at someone for no reason, just because you disagreed with him. Yeah, this thread is nothing but a turd on the forum, a forum full of the worst fans I've ever seen.
Modifié par D24O, 24 juillet 2012 - 10:50 .
andy69156915 wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
So you dropped in to tell us this because?
Could you not opine elsewhere?
Because your discussion was important that mocking someone for an entire page is the best thing you have to do in this thread. This fanbase gets more petty by the day, and it's getting old.
That's something which was in the back of my head. If it wasn't for the horrible atrocities around the whole thing it would make sense.Seival wrote...
Well, as a Control Supporter I might surprise you... I believe that anything in the end (including Control), can't be done without the original Catalist's approval. It completely controls the situation, but Shepard's previous actions convinced the original Catalist that its "solution" was wrong. Victory was not about the Crucible itself, but about conviccing the original Catalist. We knew nothing about the Catalist till the very end, but it's clearly watched over us carefully...Ieldra2 wrote...
I don't think this has been discussed before, and only now do I feel detached enough to discuss it without going on an incoherent rant.
Shepard's collapse at the control panel on the Citadel is, by a very big margin, my most hated moment in the game. And here is why: this moment not only symbolizes that Shepard can't succeed without help, no, combined with the elevator lift initiated by the Catalyst it symbolizes that he needs help by a god-like presence. I am not averse to Shepard needing help. I would have accepted help by any human, turian, geth, asari etc.. etc..., even the Illusive Man. But I absolutely *hate* the suggestion that "divine" help is needed to enact a solution.
Of course I can interpret the Catalyst in a different way, and I do. I refuse to grant it the authority the symbolism suggests, as I would never grant anyone or anything such authority, but nonetheless the symbolism is there and to me it was pretty blatant. If anything, this moment alone came close to make Mass Effect - the whole trilogy - "not my story".
I would like to see how others think about this moment. Please note that this has absolutely nothing to do with the Catalyst's reasoning and the options it presents, which I can accept.
I like one short description of this made my another Control fan:
- Crucible is the Testing Ground.
- Catalist is the Gate Keeper.
- Shepard and the entire Galactic Civilization have to pass the test in order to convince the Gate Keeper to open the Gates.
...There was a discussion about that in Control support thread by the way
D24O wrote...
A discussion on the origin of the choices, and the symbolism intended behind the sequence is quite important in how we are to interpert the end sequence.
Edit: You know nothing is keeping you here.
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