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[byne]

paxxton wrote...

demersel wrote...

I really wish we could use Dead Space 2's armor sets in Mass Effect.

Try Cerberus Armor DLC in ME2. Looks awesome.

You mean the Cerberus Assault Armor?



I think it looks ridiculous.

[paxxton]

RavenEyry wrote...

paxxton wrote...
Try Cerberus Armor DLC in ME2. Looks awesome.

Except when other characters express surprise Shep's with cerberus.

They'll get used to it.

[paxxton]

byne wrote...

paxxton wrote...

demersel wrote...

I really wish we could use Dead Space 2's armor sets in Mass Effect.

Try Cerberus Armor DLC in ME2. Looks awesome.

You mean the Cerberus Assault Armor?



I think it looks ridiculous.

nah, looks advanced.

[hukbum]

paxxton wrote...

RavenEyry wrote...

paxxton wrote...
Try Cerberus Armor DLC in ME2. Looks awesome.

Except when other characters express surprise Shep's with cerberus.

They'll get used to it.

There is definetly some fun playing Horizon and Citadel in Cerberus armor

[paxxton]

hukbum wrote...

paxxton wrote...

RavenEyry wrote...

paxxton wrote...
Try Cerberus Armor DLC in ME2. Looks awesome.

Except when other characters express surprise Shep's with cerberus.

They'll get used to it.

There is definetly some fun playing Horizon and Citadel in Cerberus armor

Besides, it's only natural for Renegade Shepard to stick with Cerberus. Did you know that Renegade Shepard in ME1 is pro-human and anti-alien, supports Terra Firma .

[dorktainian]

now we all know what this is, but doesnt it look like another object in Mass effect 2? also the texturing of the globe in the middle is the same as the QEC texturing. coincience?

[demersel]

I have it. And i considered it. Just wanted to try out the reckoner knight armor. I'm actually surprised at how much I enjoy it. It is a very nice armor. Has a Captain Herlock feel to it, and space pirates are great in my book.

[paxxton]

What is this?

[demersel]

dorktainian wrote...



now we all know what this is, but doesnt it look like another object in Mass effect 2? also the texturing of the globe in the middle is the same as the QEC texturing. coincience?

Thank you for that. 

[hukbum]

@paxxton

No, I don't know that. Everytime I try to play a renegade Shep I end up as a nice guy. I think it's a genetic defect of some sort ...

[dorktainian]

demersel wrote...

dorktainian wrote...



now we all know what this is, but doesnt it look like another object in Mass effect 2? also the texturing of the globe in the middle is the same as the QEC texturing. coincience?

Thank you for that. 

thought you might like that.  creepy eh?

[401 Kill]

Great Geth Dreadnaught analysis!! That makes me wonder how many missions have instances like that- specifically the Priority missions/main story missions.

[paxxton]

But what is that orb?

[hukbum]

paxxton wrote...

But what is that orb?

I think it's from this husk mine in ME2. A Reaper device you need to blow up.

[umadcommander]

paxxton wrote...

But what is that orb?

an indoctrination device found in a mine on ME2

Modifié par umadcommander, 02 décembre 2012 - 10:26 .

[dorktainian]

yep.... its like the QEC is a reaper indoctrination device. same colour, texture.

[paxxton]

I thought so.

[hukbum]

@dorktainian:
Same texutre like fortification, defense matrix, and so on ...

It appears to be a transparent map used very often in the game.

[demersel]

The prominent theme in the interior design of ME3's normandy SR2 - loose wires.

[John Walden]

  Hello everyone. This is my first post on BSN (so forgive me if I make a mistake:P) I've been reading on this forum since a few weeks after ME3 released (and the
ME2 forums before ME3 was announced.) I'm about 70/30 on indoctrination theory, but there is
definitely more to the endings then meets the eye.
  Now to the point. I found something interesting while replaying Jade Empire (the first Bioware game I played and the reason I first played Mass Effect) that made me think of the ME3 endings.

HUGE JADE EMPIRE SPOILERS AHEAD!




At the end when you face the main antagonist, he gives you a choice to surrender...

This scene takes place after the PC breaks free from Sun Li's hold by fighting a battle in his/her
mind.

Sun Li: I see now that the Water Dragon's power is the prize, not the means to victory. No matter
            what I expend, while you live you will resist. That is your role.
            It is the Celestial Bureaucracy attempting to restore balance. We must bring the fight back down
            to earth. Unless... you are made to see reason.

Player: I'm Listening

Sun Li: What if I guarantee your name will live in the heart of each and every citizen in the Jade
            Empire? It is a glory beyond mere heroics. You would be eternal.
            I do not seek power as my brother did. I will correct the violence inherent in Man. I will make
            certain there are no more wars, no more droughts.
            Everyone will be content in their roles. And they will hold in their hearts the warrior who
            sacrificed everything so that they might prosper. You could make that happen.

Player: I fall, but my name lives on forever? Why would I agree?

Sun Li: If you defeat me, little will change. In time, this Empire will come and go, along with
            the memory of what you did. I seek eternal stability.
            Your name will forever be lauded. In the end, is that not the only immortality worth having?

Player: Forever remembered as a hero by all?

Sun Li: Forever. Not a man, woman, or child will go a day without acknowledging your sacrifice.
            Many have struggled for utopia; you will be the heart of it.

Player: Then I agree.

Sun Li: You do? You will let down your defenses so that I may guide the Jade Empire to a stable
            future?

Player: For the Jade Empire and the name of (PC's Name), I agree.

Sun Li: Then let it be done. You give yourself to a far greater glory than you could ever know.
            Goodbye, my student. You fulfilled your role just as I had wished.
           
The scene changes to an old man and a young boy standing in front of a statue of the PC.

Old Man: The statue of the hero. A shining symbol of sacrifice.
                Look upon it and feel gratitude for all the prosperity we have.

Boy: What was life like before?

The old man turns to the boy his dead grey/brown eyes show he is "Indoctrinated".

Old Man: You don't need to know. All that matters is the glory of the Empire.

Boy: But we need to ask questions to honor what was done. What if this hero wasn't finished?

A Large golum looks at the boy, The old man looks worried.

Old Man: This is your lesson for today. To be happy in your station, you don't need to know.

Boy: We don't need to know.

Old Man: Very good Return to your place.

The boy walks back to sit with the rest of the children.

Old Man: Now, who has delivered the Empire from war and pestilence?

Children: The Hero and the Glorious Strategist.

Old Man: Who showed us how to sacrifice for the greater good, so we are free to live in peace?

Children: The Hero and the Glorious Strategist.

Old Man: Who has ensured that the Empire will endure forever?

Children: The Hero and the Glorious Strategist.

The Scene pans to show Sun Li watching over the group, he than turns around and walks away
with an evil laugh.



Just thought that was interesting to see how choices in past Bioware endings compare to ME3's.

[Rifneno]

dorktainian wrote...



yep.... its like the QEC is a reaper indoctrination device. same colour, texture.

Reaper indoctrination uses QEC. When you think about it, how could it not? They can send and receive data over hundreds of millions of light years (and hell, we have no idea how far into dark space they were, it could be far more) with absolutely no time lag. QEC is the only way such a thing would be remotely possible.

But that doesn't mean QEC indoctrinates, if that's what anyone is thinking. It just means indoctrination isn't space magic. Reapers use technology.

[estebanus]

dorktainian wrote...



yep.... its like the QEC is a reaper indoctrination device. same colour, texture.

Because the alliance wouldn't notice if they'd build in a device that would cause headaches and nightmares on the people implementing it, right?

The alliance doesn't even have the technology to build stuff that can indoctrinate people. Not as far as we know, at least. If they did, then they'd have no problem dealing with cerberus.

Modifié par estebanus, 02 décembre 2012 - 10:34 .

[byne]

dorktainian wrote...

yep.... its like the QEC is a reaper indoctrination device. same colour, texture.

Ugh, now we're saying QECs indoctrinate?

Even demersel shouldnt believe this, since he said earlier that the way the output looks doesnt matter.

[paxxton]

demersel wrote...

The prominent theme in the interior design of ME3's normandy SR2 - loose wires.

They symbolize ties that bind Shepard's mind.

Modifié par paxxton, 02 décembre 2012 - 10:36 .

[Gwyphon]

That or the alliance is getting slack. 

Edit: Stupid BSN ruining my post formatting...

Modifié par Gwyphon, 02 décembre 2012 - 10:36 .