EXMEFan wrote...
hukbum wrote...
EXMEFan wrote...
Coming up with all this stuff when Bioware has said otherwise....
When did they?
Some links would be nice.
When they released the EC DLC
they obviously supported the ending in every single way, and closed all loop holes they wanted to close.
If somebody was indoctrinated, that DLC would have had it in there, there were many of you who had hoped it would been in there, and it wasn't.
End of story. You can't interpret a story that has been resolved.
You guys give Bioware TOO much credit on this one, and its funny, you forget they are run by EA now. This game isn't Baldur's Gate deep.
The endings were Paragon, Renegade, and or Neutral.....like they have always been. You guys are making it out to be Resist Indoctrination, Indoctrinated, and Kind but not really Indoctrinated
And thats very stupid, because the game doesn't hint at this.............it doesn't even focus on indoctrination with Shepard, it does with the Illusive man, and you can easily tell by the way the illusive man was acting he was indoctrinated.
Shepard was acting like Shepard the whole time.....
TIM = Indoctrinated
Shepard = In the process of Indoctrination, how many times must this be said?
But anyway so Shepard never showed any signs of Indoctrination

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Lets see, where to begin...ah yes, the Dreams:
Nightmares by themselves, especially recurring Nightmares is symptom of Indoctrinationas revealed in Arrival where one of the persons on the Asteroid says over a log that he has recurring nightmares. Everyone on that Asteroid ended up Indoctrinated btw and Shepard spent 2 days uncounscious near Object Rho.
What do we see in the dreams, shadows, what some quite precisely would describe as Oily Shadows. The term Oily Shadows was also used by the Rachni Queen to describe Indoctrination back in ME1.
Then there is the music or rather the sound effect as you near the shadows, a whispering though the words are impossible to make out, not unlike Alien voices, you know like the codex on Indoctrination which states, "manifesting as Alien voices in the mind."
"May experience feelings of beeing watched," Shepards idle animation has him/her looking around in ME2 and ME3 (weaker piece)
"Buzzing or ringing in their ears." To quote James on this: "Do you hear that hum?" Also there is a hum audible at certain points in ME2 and 3, most noteably on the Derelict Reaper in ME2 which Indoctrinated a crew of Scienctists.
Then we got the kid in the opening, the same kid the Catalyst for some reason imitates. The Kid performs some pretty amazing feats. He moves from the roof of one building and across a sizeable area up to another building where he simply is standing and watching a Reaper until Shepard gets close. Then he runs into a building through a locked door and survives the blast by the Reaper.
Anderson also mysertiously never hears the kid in the vent and the kid disappears without a sound the moment Shepard looks away despite making noise in the vent a moment before. This is accompanied by a Reaper horn sound effect.
Said kid then makes his way to the shuttles where noo one seems to notice the kid as he climbs into the shuttle, except off course Shepard.
Cross refence with the fact that the Catalyst took this form and that Indoctrination can result in Illusions and guess where I am going.
And that was just the tip of the iceberg.
Also this line from Ashley: "How do you fight soemthing which creeps inside your head?"
Shepard responds with: "I dont know, but we have to try."
Modifié par Raistlin Majare 1992, 20 novembre 2012 - 05:25 .