Davik Kang wrote...
Restrider wrote...
I don't know who it was, maybe Davik Kang...?
Regardless, someone stated that the DE plot should've had the same role as the organics vs. synthetics plot. It should've been a reason for the Reapers/Starbinger to convince Shepard that jumping into a Synthesis beam is a good idea.
Afaik, the plot was something like that your choices are either Destroy and try to figure out to save the universe yourself or turn humanity into a Reaper to end the DE thread. Sounds indoctrinated for me.
Nevertheless, both, the DE and organic vs synthetic plot had their little bits of foreshadowing where I have to say that the latter makes more sense, in my opinion

I agree w/ Riferno. the Dark Energy plot sucks serious balls.
Easy way to know if I suggested something like this is to remember that I frickin' love the ending. I probably like it even more than DD or Bill Casey. So the chance of me ever suggesting the BW should have done this or that in the ending is extremely low.
I used to wonder how anyone could like the endings, but now that I've thought about it more and gotten more into writing my own story, it's caused me to think about thematic messages in stories and how they affect readers/gamers/viewers etc . I just don't think they did it in a way that was satisfactory or if my interpretation is even close to their original intention, but it could mean that if it IS what they intended, then IT could flesh it out even more, otherwise, I think they might have failed to accomplish what they were trying to do, namely because of the backlash the endings have recieved.
While I think the message they were trying to convey is really intriguing from a storytelling perspective, I think they should have given the players more context as to the consequences of their decisions in the ME universe. Maybe it's implementation was poor since it seemed to cause most players to scratch their heads in confusion or rage. At the very least they could have made it less ambiguous, or made other aspects of the story ambiguous.
That's just my thought on it at any rate...
Modifié par Arashi08, 14 novembre 2012 - 05:02 .