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Lord Aesir wrote...
*Sigh* Is the sarcasm really necessary?Davik Kang wrote...
GGs. Nice having you here for the discussion.Lord Aesir wrote...
I think those things were put there to communicate how badly hurt and disorientated Shepard is at that point. That's all.
3 dream sequences followed by a bizarre sequence with the same conditions. Coincedence. Stupid writers.
I must just be a true idiot, because when other games or films have a sequence that resembles dream sequences, I always assume they want us to think "Hmm... is this a dream?"
Guess I'm just a sucker. In fact, come to think of it, how do we know any of the dream sequences are dreams? Maybe Shepard really is on Earth, chasing a small boy through a forest, then quickly jumps back on the Normandy and goes to sleep. If the writers had meant those sequences to be dreams, they would've written "DREAM SEQUENCE" at the top in flashing letters. Damn my overactive imagination for assuming things that aren't there.
If the "bizarre sequence" were not so different from the others, I might think you were right.
As such, the only resemblance to the dreams is squiggly lines on the edge of the screen. I can't think of anything else terribly relevant that bears similarity. Why would those dreams have been indoctrination if Shepard was nowhere near a source of indoctrination when they happened anyway? I know enough about video game development that they wouldn't shy from repurposeing the same effect rather than creating another.
As much as we in this thread hate synthsis, to my knowledge, none of us have gone into other threads and trolled them. You are being a troll. If you don't believe IT, fine. But don't come into this thread and troll. Stay out of it. But you can't. That you can't is rather telling. People who cannot let others believe what they choose without interferring do it out of a root lack of faith in what they defend. They need to turn others to their way of thinking or attack them because other possibility weaken their faith in their own on a subconscious level. People who are secure in their beliefs are never conconcerned with what other believe. They don't care what others believe and they don't attack it because it is irrelevant to them. Their faith is enough that other beliefs don't concern them in the least. People who lack that faith are scared of anything that counters their lines of thinking. They are close minded and need to push against everything that is not what they believe. Guess you don't have as much faith backing your beliefs as you would like us to think.
Edited to add: either that or they are zealots, the least rational of all.
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