masster blaster wrote...
I guess after school I am free to come on here on the weekdays. Cool.
congratulations! Now just make sure to do all your homework, don't get into fights, keep those grades up, and of course keep eating your meals
masster blaster wrote...
I guess after school I am free to come on here on the weekdays. Cool.
Dont listen to him, come here whenever you want, you know what, that school thingy is keeping you away from everything you want, c´mon leave school and enjoy lifeCmdrShep80 wrote...
masster blaster wrote...
I guess after school I am free to come on here on the weekdays. Cool.
congratulations! Now just make sure to do all your homework, don't get into fights, keep those grades up, and of course keep eating your meals
Modifié par Dwailing, 21 décembre 2012 - 04:57 .
Dwailing wrote...
Well, I see we're all still here. Let's boogy!
-:devil:NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!masster blaster wrote...
I choose to stay in school and go to collage. And I am enjoying life.
Fur28 wrote...
-:devil:NOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO!masster blaster wrote...
I choose to stay in school and go to collage. And I am enjoying life.
- And just like that masster stayed at school, and somehow saved xmas in the process....weird
CmdrShep80 wrote...
You know...all the news medias are keeping mum about the end of the world thing. Guess they just now realized that the illusive man was right after all. The world doesn't end. At least not without him saying so first lol
Restrider wrote...
Something of interest in the last ten pages?
Modifié par Dwailing, 21 décembre 2012 - 05:16 .
masster blaster wrote...
So who is the better Villan.
God child
Harbinger
Nazara
TIM, or
Saren.
My pick Harbinger.
Dwailing wrote...
OK, I just want to say one last thing before I call it a night. Since we've brought up the kid, has anyone thought about what the kid on Earth could actually represent? I mean, besides Shepard's guilt. Here's my hypothesis.
The kid is a hallucination from the start, and his dialogue is meant to symbolize that Sheoard is not ready to be fully indoctrinated. Yet. Think about it. Probably the main kid line is, "You can't help me." This could mean that Shepard is not yet ready. What does the kid then do when you see him at th end? He asks Shepard to help him find a new solution. Remember, it's, "We find a new solution," not, "You find a new solution." The kid is telling Shepard to do that which the kid did not permit before, give him help. And right after that? He talks about Destroy, how bad it is, and how it's not a solution to the kid's problem. It doesn't "help" him, which would be a big deal, subconsciously, to Shepard, who still blames himself for not being able to help the kid, as shown by the dreams.
Again, think back. What's the first thing Shepard says after hearing the kid describe Destroy? "There must be another way." Now, it's possible that Shepard is starting to reconsider wanting to destroy the Reapers because of the geth and EDI, but I think another part of it is that he doesn't want to "fail" the kid again.
Now, there might be one final layer here. It has to do with Synthesis. This, as we all know, is the kid's preferred ending. His final solution (See what I did there? Gotta love Godwin's Law.). Now, there's really not much more I can say beyond this. The kid gives the option because he knows Shepard doesn't want to fail him. And in Control, Shepard is still going to replace him. It's quite possible that Shepard is now having a hard time deciding what to do because he knows that either way, the kid ceases to exist. So, in order to speed Shepard on his merry, indoctrinated way, the kid gives a third choice. A choice where the kid does not die, and Shepard helps him to achieve his "perfect" solution. A choice custom tailored for Shepard, who more than anything else, at least at first, just longs for a chance to go back and help that poor boy from Earth.
Now, I apologize if this gets difficult to follow at any point. It IS 12:41 am here, and I'm rather tired. I just figured I should share this since it's been bouncing around in my head for a bit. I think tomorrow I'll put it in the form of a blog post, which will help me to refine it a bit.
Edit: YES! Top with a great (I think) post that's on topic! And it's a wall of text (At least on my phone), too.
Restrider wrote...
Something of interest in the last ten pages?
BleedingUranium wrote...
This is exactly what I want to see! I never understood why some people say we shouldn't get this and/or that Mass Effect is a dark series. How is it dark? The Reapers? How are they different from Sauron and his minions, or the Sith and theirs, or all the other villains I can think of? Hell, Halo's way darker than Mass Effect.
If you want a less happy ending, I'm sure there would be those too, just like in ME2. But in ME2, you could also return from the suicide mission without losing a single person, including your crew. That's hardly dark.
Fur28 wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
This is exactly what I want to see! I never understood why some people say we shouldn't get this and/or that Mass Effect is a dark series. How is it dark? The Reapers? How are they different from Sauron and his minions, or the Sith and theirs, or all the other villains I can think of? Hell, Halo's way darker than Mass Effect.
If you want a less happy ending, I'm sure there would be those too, just like in ME2. But in ME2, you could also return from the suicide mission without losing a single person, including your crew. That's hardly dark.
because Bioware wanted to be cool and artsy, and for some reason they though that dark and tragedy=art
Modifié par BleedingUranium, 21 décembre 2012 - 06:50 .