When talking with Engineer Adams about the new Normandy.
Modifié par Humakt83, 09 novembre 2012 - 05:35 .
Modifié par Humakt83, 09 novembre 2012 - 05:35 .
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ElSuperGecko wrote...
demersel wrote...
If It is correct they can do anything - like start a game at the same time ME3 is happening but with another character doing other things - and surprise surprise it does not stop after assault on earth but rather continues. If anything the rest of the galaxy might even not know what happened on earth - or that there was an assault - and we only learn that the assault already happened way into the game.
"Our civilisations are on the brink of extinction. Our planets lie in ruins. We have nowhere left to run. But how do you fight back when your greatest enemy is inside your own mind?"
"....THE HARVEST HAS BEGUN. ASSUMING DIRECT CONTROL."
MASS EFFECT 4
/voiceover
....but seriously, Javik tells us that the war with the Reapers in his cycle lasted over 500 years. He was born AFTER the invasion started. ME3 doesn't throw us into that kind of battle, it doesn't show us that kind of desperation. Hell, we spend over half the game fighting Cerberus, not the Reapers. I personally think there's so much more potential in the Reaper invasion, so much that could be done with it.
Of course, Leviathan sets up ME4 perfectly as well if you take the endings at face value. Between the Leviathan and the Yagh you have the antagonists ready-made for the next game in the series.
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Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
ElSuperGecko:
I doubt we will see the Leviathans moving on to the big scene any time soon.
First of even with the Reaper gone they would need alot of time to rise back towards their former control. At the moment they are weakened, dare I say even afraid of the Reaper finding them and as such their numbers and resources are quite limited.
Secondly we know about them now and even more importantly we can shield ourselves aginst their mind control as demonstrated in the Leviathan.
The way i see it they just dont pose a serius threat, at least not compared to the Reapers unless given alot of time to prepare in. Maybe sidemissions with them, but i doubt we will be thrown into a new conflict with them just yet, it would be too much of a rehearsel of the Reaper threat...only less threatening.
SwobyJ wrote...
I'm still half expecting either a ME3 expansion (its own disk, greatly over the size of any DLC, but with same characters and Normandy and it takes place after the ending of ME3, and its at least several main missions long (1/3-1/2 the size of base size ME3))...
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Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
demersel wrote...
ElSuperGecko wrote...
demersel wrote...
Oh, yeah? And who told you that?You really should have paid attention to galaxy map and side missions in ME1, ME2, and ME3. THey take out space faring civilisations FIRST.
Interesting though that the Yagh homeworld was avoided by the Reapers.
which we know from where? Brutes look remarkably like Yagh (though they are said to be mesh of krogans with turians, but really the body of a brute is the body of a Yagh, rather than of a krogan - brutes don't have a tail, like krogans do.) And besides, reapers have not even started the harvest proper - we know events of like first mounths of invasion - who'se to say they won't start harveting them in like 20 years?
Also remember the Harvesters, they are not spacefaring, barely even sentient going from the codex entries speculation on them yet the Reapers harvested and converted them <_<
They could easily get Yahgs as their troopers, but not harvest them in the sense to create a Reaper Dreadnaught/Destroyer.SwobyJ wrote...
I think the Reapers just basically take everything at hand except for certain primitive yet sapient species that hold potential for future harvest. Everything else is up for grabs. I can certainly see them taking Yahg, if the war gets desperate for them (hint: even by London, its not).
The galaxy is both a crop field and an experimental lab for them.
Heh... I actually live right in the middle of an 'experimental farm' in my city
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Rifneno wrote...
demersel wrote...
ElSuperGecko wrote...
demersel wrote...
Oh, yeah? And who told you that?You really should have paid attention to galaxy map and side missions in ME1, ME2, and ME3. THey take out space faring civilisations FIRST.
Interesting though that the Yagh homeworld was avoided by the Reapers.
which we know from where? Brutes look remarkably like Yagh (though they are said to be mesh of krogans with turians, but really the body of a brute is the body of a Yagh, rather than of a krogan - brutes don't have a tail, like krogans do.) And besides, reapers have not even started the harvest proper - we know events of like first mounths of invasion - who'se to say they won't start harveting them in like 20 years?
Exactly. Hell, Sur'Kesh wasn't invaded by the time the game ended. Nobody thinks the salarians are being spared. It's simply that we're in the very early stages of the war. It's been going on a few months at most and it'll last hundreds of years. (...)
Ah I was just teasing / being melodramatic. The thing quoted here isn't even in ME and I'm using it to make a point which is somewhat vague, which you had warned me away from recently.Restrider wrote...
Why should I bite your head off?
On the contrary, on this point I think you are exactly right.masster blaster wrote...
You see the way I see it is that the brat is the emporer and you are luke ( no vader just luke and the Dark lord) Now luke has a choice join the dark side and his friends can live. Don't join the darkside and you and your friends will die.
I know I didn't do a good comparison, but it's just a thought.
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Humakt83 wrote...
I just wanted to point out that Commander Bailey sounds damn scared in Mass Effect 3.
Kind of obvious, but I think it bears mentioning.
Commander Bailey: "There's false sense of security here."
Commander Bailey: "Even people from worlds that have gone down act like they're safe."
Commander Bailey: "I guess it's not just human nature. We all lie to ourselves to deal with horror."
We also know he is corrupt and Cerberus also knows that. That is likely the reason why he was selected for Commander in the first place I think
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Andromidius wrote...
Humakt83 wrote...
I just wanted to point out that Commander Bailey sounds damn scared in Mass Effect 3.
Kind of obvious, but I think it bears mentioning.
Commander Bailey: "There's false sense of security here."
Commander Bailey: "Even people from worlds that have gone down act like they're safe."
Commander Bailey: "I guess it's not just human nature. We all lie to ourselves to deal with horror."
We also know he is corrupt and Cerberus also knows that. That is likely the reason why he was selected for Commander in the first place I think
Aye. Though I also like to think he's corrupt on a more personal level, or pragmatic one. He cuts corners and deals with shadey people for a greater good, or at least a status quo. I doubt he'd be in league with Cerberus, even though they have interest in him.
Of course, there's evidence he might be. But hey.
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masster blaster wrote...
I don"t think Bailey is working for Cerberus, more like he is a puppet/ a tool. He I think was suppost to take the fail when the councile died. Also um
Yes I agree that Bailey is more 'easily manipulable' rather than pro-Cerberus.SwobyJ wrote...
masster blaster wrote...
I don"t think Bailey is working for Cerberus, more like he is a puppet/ a tool. He I think was suppost to take the fail when the councile died. Also um
This is more likely.
Bailey is someone who won't really 'ask questions' of authority, even if he grumbles against them.
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ElSuperGecko wrote...
SwobyJ wrote...
I'm still half expecting either a ME3 expansion (its own disk, greatly over the size of any DLC, but with same characters and Normandy and it takes place after the ending of ME3, and its at least several main missions long (1/3-1/2 the size of base size ME3))...
Do want! Hell, if Dragon Age: Origins gets Awakenings, GTA IV got LATD/BOGT and Red Dead Redemption got Undead Nightmare, I see no reason why we couldn't see a seriously substantial addition to Mass Effect 3 in the form of an entirely new addition to the campaign.
An expansion with 10-15 hours more game time? Delving deep into the mysteries of the ending, the purpose of the Crucible and the implications of the final decision? TAKE MY MONEY BIOWARE.
Plus of course, THAT multiplayer trailer aside, Bioware is keeping curiously silent on the topic of Harbinger. I can't help but feel that Big Evil and his Collector hordes will have some role to play in the game before the DLC cycle is up...
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SwobyJ wrote...
It's stated that the galaxy's economy will pretty much flatline within a year.
But to me, that just means that with enough resistance (depends what happens on London...heh), the galaxy will enter a full-time war mode shortly, with no more space for entertainment, tourism, credit, etc industries. Everything will have to be reshaped in order to survive, stave off, and fight back against the Reapers.
If the Prothians, blocked off from the mass relays, lasted literally hundreds of years of survival (though I understand the first 100 may have had tons of fighting, the next 200-300 of struggle, and last 100 was pure survival and lifepod time), then I honestly cannot see this galaxy lasting at least a few years, instead of just 1 year tops. The major population centers and militaries may be hit, but that doesn't mean that all resistance is crushed.
It's important to note again that pretty much the entire Reaper force was separated on Palaven and Earth when ME3 started. Things of course spread, as the Reapers could afford ending 'token' Reapers to Irune, Rannoch, and eventually a larger force to Thessia (once Earth became about picking off resistance, and Palaven was holding steady for them), but its not like the Reapers are some super mega huge army whereever they go, EVERYWHERE. In most places, they left a handful of Reapers at the very most, and if we can find a way to counter those, we may win 'semi-conventionally'.
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Sorry - stuff like that - I don't like it. Yes, Germany had it's peak in 1944 ... but "cutting coners" included the death of hundrets of thousand slaveworkers, warprisoners etc. Yes a lot of "potential" can be freed if your willing to do what they've done. Please don't use examples like that (sorry but after reading Seival's "theories" I'm quite sensitive about that topic).Restrider wrote...
As you can see, if you cut corners and cut down the expenses on superfluous things and focus on war, a lot of potential can be freed.
masster blaster wrote...
I picked it for Ash not Liara. But really I picked Destroy for everyone in the galaxy. Also I don't know Max. I wonder if he means the Citadel dlc, or maybe Project X?
Revan87 wrote...
Intresting:
Michael Gamble @GambleMike
Give @Sjosz a hug for putting in some much overtime lately. He's doing it for an upcoming DLC, and it's unlike anything we've done before!