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[Rosewind]

byne wrote...

estebanus wrote...

Well, I'm gonna go and play some slender. See you later.

Slender? The subject of this Rage Quit video?

He might mean that Slender Man game....

Probably should look at the video before posting....

Modifié par Rosewind, 08 août 2012 - 07:45 .

[masster blaster]

Modifié par masster blaster, 08 août 2012 - 08:47 .

[byne]

masster blaster wrote...

BlazingZephyr wrote...

masster blaster wrote...



Now watch this. This is from the final battle in ME1/last Conversation with Saren. Renegade


Now this is the same scene, but with Paragon Shepard.

Question: Why do you keep posting these videos with no explanation as to why?

bcause I am not done yet, and you are not going to believe what I have found in ME1 that has some resembleins to Shepard clutching his/her side once Anderson dies.

Can you just post all the videos at once then and get to the damned point?

[estebanus]

masster blaster wrote...

BlazingZephyr wrote...

masster blaster wrote...



Now watch this. This is from the final battle in ME1/last Conversation with Saren. Renegade


Now this is the same scene, but with Paragon Shepard.

Question: Why do you keep posting these videos with no explanation as to why?

bcause I am not done yet, and you are not going to believe what I have found in ME1 that has some resembleins to Shepard clutching his/her side once Anderson dies.

Oh, you mean after all the rubble falls on Shepard and s/he walks out of it with a smirk on his/her face?

[BlazingZephyr]

masster blaster wrote...



This is the scene where Shepard survives the pieces from Sovereign. And look at 7:33 keep watching and look at Shepard's left arm. Look where the hand is.

That's... just the generic "injured" stance everyone in all the games takes when, well, injured.

Modifié par BlazingZephyr, 08 août 2012 - 07:48 .

[byne]

estebanus wrote...

masster blaster wrote...

BlazingZephyr wrote...

masster blaster wrote...



Now watch this. This is from the final battle in ME1/last Conversation with Saren. Renegade


Now this is the same scene, but with Paragon Shepard.

Question: Why do you keep posting these videos with no explanation as to why?

bcause I am not done yet, and you are not going to believe what I have found in ME1 that has some resembleins to Shepard clutching his/her side once Anderson dies.

Oh, you mean after all the rubble falls on Shepard and s/he walks out of it with a smirk on his/her face?

As posted right before I asked him to get to the point, he means Shep clutching his side.

Why so many other videos were required to point that out, I dont know, but I rarely understand masster.

[MaximizedAction]

masster blaster wrote...



okay this is the Conversation Shepard, and Saren have at Virmier.

And it has Spanish sub titles, but English dub.

It's very intresting.

Also in this video:
Shep's line during the dialog with Saren
vs.
Shep's line in the Refuse ending

Outcome: seems legit. <_<
Yet another ending that proves to go against what I thought to know about Shepard.

Modifié par MaximizedAction, 08 août 2012 - 07:51 .

[estebanus]

byne wrote...

estebanus wrote...

masster blaster wrote...

BlazingZephyr wrote...

masster blaster wrote...



Now watch this. This is from the final battle in ME1/last Conversation with Saren. Renegade


Now this is the same scene, but with Paragon Shepard.

Question: Why do you keep posting these videos with no explanation as to why?

bcause I am not done yet, and you are not going to believe what I have found in ME1 that has some resembleins to Shepard clutching his/her side once Anderson dies.

Oh, you mean after all the rubble falls on Shepard and s/he walks out of it with a smirk on his/her face?

As posted right before I asked him to get to the point, he means Shep clutching his side.

Why so many other videos were required to point that out, I dont know, but I rarely understand masster.

He's a weird one, isn't he? I don't see any signifigance to it whatsoever. There's nothing amazing about it.

[ThisOneIsPunny]

masster blaster wrote...



This is the scene where Shepard survives the pieces from Sovereign. And look at 7:33 keep watching and look at Shepard's left arm. Look where the hand is.

Not really relevant to what you're saying but I always found it weird how Sovereign's little toe crashes into the tower and:
-There's no hole afterwards but somehow reaper itty-bits get in
-Shepard and Crew+Anderson and clean up crew/whatever are able to breathe there

Is there something I'm missing there that makes those two possible?

[smokingotter1]

masster blaster wrote...



Now watch this. This is from the final battle in ME1/last Conversation with Saren. Renegade


Now this is the same scene, but with Paragon Shepard.

I like how ME1 Renegade Shepard outlines the choices you have at the end of ME3

You could have fought: destroy
You could have resisted: control
Instead you surrendered: synthesis
You quit: refuse

Grasping at straws mode engaged:

It's also telling that electricity is pouring through the control option... at first Shepard is acting as an electrical resistor, he's resisting,  but loses and ends up being an electrical conductor... like a train conductor?

But he only changes from resisting to conducting after trying to use the crucible... which in chemistry is used to contain metals that are molten and than pour out into a mold. The catalyst would be something that would allow a chemical change to take place.

Ok done embarrassing myself.

[MaximizedAction]

I don't find it nice quoting someone and then talk about that person in the third person.
It's the IRL equivalent of someone standing right in front of you and you ignore him and complain about him to someone else.

[byne]

ThisOneIsPunny wrote...

masster blaster wrote...



This is the scene where Shepard survives the pieces from Sovereign. And look at 7:33 keep watching and look at Shepard's left arm. Look where the hand is.

Not really relevant to what you're saying but I always found it weird how Sovereign's little toe crashes into the tower and:
-There's no hole afterwards but somehow reaper itty-bits get in
-Shepard and Crew+Anderson and clean up crew/whatever are able to breathe there

Is there something I'm missing there that makes those two possible?

Space Magic!

[byne]

MaximizedAction wrote...

I don't find it nice quoting someone and then talk about that person in the third person.
It's the IRL equivalent of someone standing right in front of you and you ignore him and complain about him to someone else.

I'm not exactly sure what MaximizedAction is talking about...

[BlazingZephyr]

MaximizedAction wrote...

masster blaster wrote...



okay this is the Conversation Shepard, and Saren have at Virmier.

And it has Spanish sub titles, but English dub.

It's very intresting.

Also in this video:
Shep's line during the dialog with Saren
vs.
Shep's line in the Refuse ending

Outcome: seems legit. <_<
Yet another ending that proves to go against what I thought to know about Shepard.

I still think it's odd that you get "Shepard stopped Reaper threat" message at the end of Refuse. I would have liked it if they made some scenes of the war assets and allies fighting; maybe end the game in a scene of everyone retreating earth and leave it at a less dissappointing cliffhanger before Liara's beacon. Then, if they wanted,they could thow in the alien Stargazer scene.

[Priss Blackburne]

smokingotter1 wrote...

masster blaster wrote...



Now watch this. This is from the final battle in ME1/last Conversation with Saren. Renegade


Now this is the same scene, but with Paragon Shepard.

I like how ME1 Renegade Shepard outlines the choices you have at the end of ME3

You could have fought: destroy
You could have resisted: control
Instead you surrendered: synthesis
You quit: refuse

Grasping at straws mode engaged:

It's also telling that electricity is pouring through the control option... at first Shepard is acting as an electrical resistor, he's resisting,  but loses and ends up being an electrical conductor... like a train conductor?

But he only changes from resisting to conducting after trying to use the crucible... which in chemistry is used to contain metals that are molten and than pour out into a mold. The catalyst would be something that would allow a chemical change to take place.

Ok done embarrassing myself.

I love how the model used for the thing that generates that electrical current is called "end_choice_badA_01"

[Hrothdane]

Priss Blackburne wrote...

I love how the model used for the thing that generates that electrical current is called "end_choice_badA_01"

Oh, snap!

Sneaky Bioware....

[BlazingZephyr]

Priss Blackburne wrote...

I love how the model used for the thing that generates that electrical current is called "end_choice_badA_01"

Wait, what?

[ThisOneIsPunny]

byne wrote...

ThisOneIsPunny wrote...

Not really relevant to what you're saying but I always found it weird how Sovereign's little toe crashes into the tower and:
-There's no hole afterwards but somehow reaper itty-bits get in
-Shepard and Crew+Anderson and clean up crew/whatever are able to breathe there

Is there something I'm missing there that makes those two possible?

Space Magic!

Modifié par ThisOneIsPunny, 08 août 2012 - 08:13 .

[MegumiAzusa]

BlazingZephyr wrote...

Priss Blackburne wrote...

I love how the model used for the thing that generates that electrical current is called "end_choice_badA_01"

Wait, what?

You don't know? It's quite old news, the thingies you activate for control are labeled "bad"

ThisOneIsPunny: your tags are mixed up.

Modifié par MegumiAzusa, 08 août 2012 - 08:11 .

[BlazingZephyr]

MegumiAzusa wrote...

BlazingZephyr wrote...

Priss Blackburne wrote...

I love how the model used for the thing that generates that electrical current is called "end_choice_badA_01"

Wait, what?

You don't know? It's quite old news, the thingies you activate for control are labeled "bad"

Interesting. What about the Destory tube, or Synthebeam (probably reused asset for the beam).

[TSA_383]

estebanus wrote...

byne wrote...

estebanus wrote...

Well, I'm gonna go and play some slender. See you later.

Slender? The subject of this Rage Quit video?

Yes. It's f*cking terrifying.

Am I the only one who wasn't at all phased by Slender?
Just seemed like a very low-budget "horror" game.
Amnesia however is basically just a constipation aid.

[The Heretic of Time]

TSA_383 wrote...

estebanus wrote...

byne wrote...

estebanus wrote...

Well, I'm gonna go and play some slender. See you later.

Slender? The subject of this Rage Quit video?

Yes. It's f*cking terrifying.

Am I the only one who wasn't at all phased by Slender?
Just seemed like a very low-budget "horror" game.
Amnesia however is basically just a constipation aid.

That's because it is.

Slender is made by just 1 guy in 1 week within the Unity 3D engine. What he did is something every rookie game-designer can do with a bit of practice. I still think he managed to make a pretty scary game though.


Me and my team are currently making a real Slender game, with an actual team and a longer production time. It's just a fun side project that we're doing right now next to our actual paid projects. We have no intent to "steal" the ideas of the original Slender creators, we just think the concept of the Slender game is great, but it could use a lot of improvement. We're doing just that: Creating an improved and more proffesional version of the Slender game.

[Anchor654]

What if all the dreams Shepard has throughout ME3 are warnings from Leviathan to not trust the catalyst; that something bigger is going on?

My mind is blown right now!! A YouTuber commented this on the new Leviathan interview, so I didn't come up with this, but wanted to share it here. That would throw a wrench in the plot... Just wow! Not really proving IT per say, but reallllly interesting nonetheless.

[masster blaster]

smokingotter1 wrote...

masster blaster wrote...



Now watch this. This is from the final battle in ME1/last Conversation with Saren. Renegade


Now this is the same scene, but with Paragon Shepard.

I like how ME1 Renegade Shepard outlines the choices you have at the end of ME3

You could have fought: destroy
You could have resisted: control
Instead you surrendered: synthesis
You quit: refuse

Grasping at straws mode engaged:

It's also telling that electricity is pouring through the control option... at first Shepard is acting as an electrical resistor, he's resisting,  but loses and ends up being an electrical conductor... like a train conductor?

But he only changes from resisting to conducting after trying to use the crucible... which in chemistry is used to contain metals that are molten and than pour out into a mold. The catalyst would be something that would allow a chemical change to take place.

Ok done embarrassing myself.

Dam It Otter I was about to say that. But it's okay.

[TSA_383]

Anchor654 wrote...

What if all the dreams Shepard has throughout ME3 are warnings from Leviathan to not trust the catalyst; that something bigger is going on?

My mind is blown right now!! A YouTuber commented this on the new Leviathan interview, so I didn't come up with this, but wanted to share it here. That would throw a wrench in the plot... Just wow! Not really proving IT per say, but reallllly interesting nonetheless.

Seems unlikely, but given how the catalyst dialogue is altered by Leviathan I'd not be surprised if the Leviathan encounter itself made the indoctrination a bit more obvious.