Home run MF wrote...
byne wrote...
So....
Godchild: The created will always rebel against their creators
Shepard: What about the keepers?
Godchild: They dont count.
Shepard: Oh, ok then.
But the keepers are not machines.
Control is justifiable. Synthesis isn't.masster blaster wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
Nice!byne wrote...
So....
Godchild: The created will always rebel against their creators
Shepard: What about the keepers?
Godchild: They dont count.
Shepard: Oh, ok then.
Or what about the Collectors.
You killed them remember.
But ya BS. yet people just pick Synthesis, and Control.
byne wrote...
CoolioThane wrote...
Epyon that'd be awful IMO. We'd be replaying a book weve already read with no customisation or choice. Bleurgh no thank you.
According to the ME2 codex, the book we read was just a dramatization of the events that happened. They could just say the writer took liberties with it, and let us still make choices that go against what the book said happened.
CoolioThane wrote...
Does anyone know what the bubble-type thing is in the leviathan screen with Liara and Shep?
Did you also notice in the leviathan demo Shep was shooting Reaper artifacts - interesante
...Yet.byne wrote...
Home run MF wrote...
byne wrote...
So....
Godchild: The created will always rebel against their creators
Shepard: What about the keepers?
Godchild: They dont count.
Shepard: Oh, ok then.
But the keepers are not machines.
I didnt say they were. I said they were created. Godchild claims that means they must rebel. They never have.
Wasn't there a couple of lines in the script that suggested Leviathan didn't look quite like the reapers we've come to recognise?EpyonX3 wrote...
I'm confident that Leviathan is actually in hiding because the catalyst will eventually try to take control over it. I'm 100% certain that the reaper we see flying around is in fact Leviathan. We don't see him attacking organics until after Shepard refuses. He gets Leviathan to risk exposing himself and end the reapers once in for all only to not fire the Crucible.
Which gave the Catalyst ample time to take over. He then starts to take out organic ships after you refuse. That's when Shepard's face looks disappointed, because it's there that he realizes that he had wasted his chance and let down all his allies, including a reaper!
[Old Coot Mode Over]
byne wrote...
EpyonX3 wrote...
byne wrote...
EpyonX3 wrote...
It wouldn't be the first time. Halo Reach was pretty successful. Then there's God of War: Chains of Olympus, Ghost of Sparta and the promising looking Acension, Deus Ex: HE, Metal Gear Solid 3 and metroid prime are just a few.
A ME prequel about the rachni or contact war seem to be likely possibilities. I would love to play as Anderson during the contact war.
Halo Reach was successful, but the Halo writers have never exactly been too attached to continuity, or explaining things very well.
In Reach, you just accept the fact that despite it taking place before Halo 1, you have better armor and weapons than Master Chief does in Halo 3.
In a Mass Effect game, you wouldnt really accept that.
Of course not. I found that Armor thing weird myself but didn't really care since my interest in Halo declined somewhere in the middle of 3.
But I would love to play as Anderson during the contact war. It'll work great, since he has no biotics or seems to use any super armor. I'd like his three part series to include the contact war, his run in with Saren and being shafted out of the Spectre position and ending with him giving Shepard command of the Normandy.
Three whole games ending with Anderson getting screwed over?
That'd go over well.
Duh. Whatever.estebanus wrote...
Control is justifiable. Synthesis isn't.
Modifié par paxxton, 03 août 2012 - 08:36 .
TJBartlemus wrote...
CoolioThane wrote...
Does anyone know what the bubble-type thing is in the leviathan screen with Liara and Shep?
Did you also notice in the leviathan demo Shep was shooting Reaper artifacts - interesante
Yes, that is interesting...I actually am watching that right now. What Mike just said actually was interesting...he said that it would focus on the origins of the Reapers. What makes no sense is why they would do this...
1- They said in the final hours app that the origin of the Reapers being put into the ending was thought of but was removed cause it wasn't important. So why is it now? Just trying to milk it for more money, or something else?
2- The origin has already been told to us. To make an entire DLC on a origin that we already know makes no sense. It would be like doing a DLC on the Normadys origin. We know most of the details that are important. What I'm thinking is that the DLC doesn't just explain but also reveals details that could change our understanding on the ME universe. IT maybe??
Modifié par Dwailing, 03 août 2012 - 08:36 .
BansheeOwnage wrote...
Nice!byne wrote...
So....
Godchild: The created will always rebel against their creators
Shepard: What about the keepers?
Godchild: They dont count.
Shepard: Oh, ok then.
estebanus wrote...
If a preguel were to ever appear in Mass Effect, I think it should have something to do with the species that were the geniuses that created the reapers.
byne wrote...
Home run MF wrote...
byne wrote...
So....
Godchild: The created will always rebel against their creators
Shepard: What about the keepers?
Godchild: They dont count.
Shepard: Oh, ok then.
But the keepers are not machines.
I didnt say they were. I said they were created. Godchild claims that means they must rebel. They never have.
Modifié par Home run MF, 03 août 2012 - 08:41 .
EpyonX3 wrote...
I'm confident that Leviathan is actually in hiding because the catalyst will eventually try to take control over it. I'm 100% certain that the reaper we see flying around is in fact Leviathan. We don't see him attacking organics until after Shepard refuses. He gets Leviathan to risk exposing himself and end the reapers once in for all only to not fire the Crucible.
Which gave the Catalyst ample time to take over. He then starts to take out organic ships after you refuse. That's when Shepard's face looks disappointed, because it's there that he realizes that he had wasted his chance and let down all his allies, including a reaper!
[Old Coot Mode Over]
TSA_383 wrote...
Wasn't there a couple of lines in the script that suggested Leviathan didn't look quite like the reapers we've come to recognise?EpyonX3 wrote...
I'm confident that Leviathan is actually in hiding because the catalyst will eventually try to take control over it. I'm 100% certain that the reaper we see flying around is in fact Leviathan. We don't see him attacking organics until after Shepard refuses. He gets Leviathan to risk exposing himself and end the reapers once in for all only to not fire the Crucible.
Which gave the Catalyst ample time to take over. He then starts to take out organic ships after you refuse. That's when Shepard's face looks disappointed, because it's there that he realizes that he had wasted his chance and let down all his allies, including a reaper!
[Old Coot Mode Over]
That'd make sense, as reapers (asides harbinger) don't tend to have a whole lot of identifying features. Hell, they had to give the asari those facial markings so people could tell which was which
masster blaster wrote...
EpyonX3 wrote...
I'm confident that Leviathan is actually in hiding because the catalyst will eventually try to take control over it. I'm 100% certain that the reaper we see flying around is in fact Leviathan. We don't see him attacking organics until after Shepard refuses. He gets Leviathan to risk exposing himself and end the reapers once in for all only to not fire the Crucible.
Which gave the Catalyst ample time to take over. He then starts to take out organic ships after you refuse. That's when Shepard's face looks disappointed, because it's there that he realizes that he had wasted his chance and let down all his allies, including a reaper!
[Old Coot Mode Over]
That just means we have to pick Destroy to free him, and the galaxy of the Catalyst/Reapers.
Dwailing wrote...
TJBartlemus wrote...
CoolioThane wrote...
Does anyone know what the bubble-type thing is in the leviathan screen with Liara and Shep?
Did you also notice in the leviathan demo Shep was shooting Reaper artifacts - interesante
Yes, that is interesting...I actually am watching that right now. What Mike just said actually was interesting...he said that it would focus on the origins of the Reapers. What makes no sense is why they would do this...
1- They said in the final hours app that the origin of the Reapers being put into the ending was thought of but was removed cause it wasn't important. So why is it now? Just trying to milk it for more money, or something else?
2- The origin has already been told to us. To make an entire DLC on a origin that we already know makes no sense. It would be like doing a DLC on the Normadys origin. We know most of the details that are important. What I'm thinking is that the DLC doesn't just explain but also reveals details that could change our understanding on the ME universe. IT maybe??
This was what I was thinking about Leviathan. Star-Brat already told us how the Reapers came into existance. Unless BioWare intends to make a pretty big revelation, I don't see a reason for it to make this.
byne wrote...
estebanus wrote...
If a preguel were to ever appear in Mass Effect, I think it should have something to do with the species that were the geniuses that created the reapers.
"Should we create super powerful evil robots?"
"Yes, I dont see how that could possibly go wrong!"
Chris Priestly wrote...
Get this topic back on topic please. If not, it will get closed and people found to be off topic will be banned.
EpyonX3 wrote...
masster blaster wrote...
EpyonX3 wrote...
I'm confident that Leviathan is actually in hiding because the catalyst will eventually try to take control over it. I'm 100% certain that the reaper we see flying around is in fact Leviathan. We don't see him attacking organics until after Shepard refuses. He gets Leviathan to risk exposing himself and end the reapers once in for all only to not fire the Crucible.
Which gave the Catalyst ample time to take over. He then starts to take out organic ships after you refuse. That's when Shepard's face looks disappointed, because it's there that he realizes that he had wasted his chance and let down all his allies, including a reaper!
[Old Coot Mode Over]
That just means we have to pick Destroy to free him, and the galaxy of the Catalyst/Reapers.
Not really. We just have to not refuse. Destroy will actually kill him.
N7L4D wrote...
Chris Priestly wrote...
Get this topic back on topic please. If not, it will get closed and people found to be off topic will be banned.
Thats a little extreme commander
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