BansheeOwnage wrote...
@DD Was that pic official?
Good question, I was wondering the same thing actually.
BansheeOwnage wrote...
@DD Was that pic official?
DoomsdayDevice wrote...
401 Kill wrote...
Is it okay for me to be afraid to watch the video?BleedingUranium wrote...
DoomsdayDevice wrote...
demersel wrote...
Ok, Rif, It is ready! Here's the downoad link www.dropbox.com/s/r641zlg8wi97qjy/hb.mpg
Merry Cristmas and a Happy New Year!
That.is.awesome.
What is it?
Watch it.
Trust me, it's worth it.
You'll think of this everytime Rif... nah, just watch it.
BansheeOwnage wrote...
Good point Dem. Morinth is a great test and primer for the end. And not just the sex. Before then, when you can talk to her about family and justicars.demersel wrote...
Remember how if you have sex with Morinth you die? (despite the fact that she says it is safe?) - same thing happens in Control, Synthesis and Refuse.
BleedingUranium wrote...
"I am the genetic destiny of the Asari!"
Samara says after the mission that Morinth would say anything to help her cause. No foreshadowing to be seen here, move along
Modifié par BansheeOwnage, 03 janvier 2013 - 03:36 .
Don't worry, I can wait and thank you for when you post them.CmdrShep80 wrote...
@everyone - ya I figured. I'll try with my computer instead later after I eat. The phone for some reason doesn't do it right. Let me try one more thing
BleedingUranium wrote...
Can I have it? Please?
BansheeOwnage wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
Good point Dem. Morinth is a great test and primer for the end. And not just the sex. Before then, when you can talk to her about family and justicars.demersel wrote...
Remember how if you have sex with Morinth you die? (despite the fact that she says it is safe?) - same thing happens in Control, Synthesis and Refuse.
"I am the genetic destiny of the Asari!"
Samara says after the mission that Morinth would say anything to help her cause. No foreshadowing to be seen here, move along
Right forgot about that. Nice.
Modifié par Hrothdane, 03 janvier 2013 - 03:36 .
Hrothdane wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
Good point Dem. Morinth is a great test and primer for the end. And not just the sex. Before then, when you can talk to her about family and justicars.demersel wrote...
Remember how if you have sex with Morinth you die? (despite the fact that she says it is safe?) - same thing happens in Control, Synthesis and Refuse.
"I am the genetic destiny of the Asari!"
Samara says after the mission that Morinth would say anything to help her cause. No foreshadowing to be seen here, move along
Right forgot about that. Nice.
Harbinger also says "We are your genetic destiny" in ME2.
Exactly.Hrothdane wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
Good point Dem. Morinth is a great test and primer for the end. And not just the sex. Before then, when you can talk to her about family and justicars.demersel wrote...
Remember how if you have sex with Morinth you die? (despite the fact that she says it is safe?) - same thing happens in Control, Synthesis and Refuse.
"I am the genetic destiny of the Asari!"
Samara says after the mission that Morinth would say anything to help her cause. No foreshadowing to be seen here, move along
Right forgot about that. Nice.
Harbinger also says "We are your genetic destiny" in ME2.
DoomsdayDevice wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
Can I have it? Please?
You could have it with one click, if you used Firefox (and the right plugin).
byne wrote...
draconian139 wrote...
This. So much. I spent the majority of ME2 on my first playthrough looking for a way to get away from or betray Cerberus. I was somewhat grateful that I could blow up the collector base but being the survivor from Akuze it really broke immersion to work with them at all.
I never understood the Cerberus sympathizers.
Also, I dont like how, as far as I can remember, only Vasir ever called you out for working with Cerberus if you were the sole survivor.
BleedingUranium wrote...
I downloaded the video, I meant the Badger
Modifié par DoomsdayDevice, 03 janvier 2013 - 03:39 .
Thank you Rif! Glad to see I'm not the only one who thought Vasir was wrong.Rifneno wrote...
byne wrote...
draconian139 wrote...
This. So much. I spent the majority of ME2 on my first playthrough looking for a way to get away from or betray Cerberus. I was somewhat grateful that I could blow up the collector base but being the survivor from Akuze it really broke immersion to work with them at all.
I never understood the Cerberus sympathizers.
Also, I dont like how, as far as I can remember, only Vasir ever called you out for working with Cerberus if you were the sole survivor.
And I hated how people actually thought Vasir made a decent argument. Shepard worked with terrorists. Vasir IS a terrorist. That **** has no right to lecture Shepard.
You two are not alone. When she was lecturing Shepard, I was like "You're joking, right?"BansheeOwnage wrote...
Thank you Rif! Glad to see I'm not the only one who thought Vasir was wrong.Rifneno wrote...
And I hated how people actually thought Vasir made a decent argument. Shepard worked with terrorists. Vasir IS a terrorist. That **** has no right to lecture Shepard.
Modifié par LDS Darth Revan, 03 janvier 2013 - 03:48 .
LDS Darth Revan wrote...
You two are not alone. When she was lecturing Shepard, I was like "You're joking, right?"BansheeOwnage wrote...
Thank you Rif! Glad to see I'm not the only one who thought Vasir was wrong.Rifneno wrote...
byne wrote...
draconian139 wrote...
This. So much. I spent the majority of ME2 on my first playthrough looking for a way to get away from or betray Cerberus. I was somewhat grateful that I could blow up the collector base but being the survivor from Akuze it really broke immersion to work with them at all.
I never understood the Cerberus sympathizers.
Also, I dont like how, as far as I can remember, only Vasir ever called you out for working with Cerberus if you were the sole survivor.
And I hated how people actually thought Vasir made a decent argument. Shepard worked with terrorists. Vasir IS a terrorist. That **** has no right to lecture Shepard.
Rifneno wrote...
byne wrote...
draconian139 wrote...
This. So much. I spent the majority of ME2 on my first playthrough looking for a way to get away from or betray Cerberus. I was somewhat grateful that I could blow up the collector base but being the survivor from Akuze it really broke immersion to work with them at all.
I never understood the Cerberus sympathizers.
Also, I dont like how, as far as I can remember, only Vasir ever called you out for working with Cerberus if you were the sole survivor.
And I hated how people actually thought Vasir made a decent argument. Shepard worked with terrorists. Vasir IS a terrorist. That **** has no right to lecture Shepard.
It's a shame she died thinking she was right. I wanted to give her medigel so I could tell her off first.LDS Darth Revan wrote...
You two are not alone. When she was lecturing Shepard, I was like "You're joking, right?"BansheeOwnage wrote...
Thank you Rif! Glad to see I'm not the only one who thought Vasir was wrong.Rifneno wrote...
byne wrote...
draconian139 wrote...
This. So much. I spent the majority of ME2 on my first playthrough looking for a way to get away from or betray Cerberus. I was somewhat grateful that I could blow up the collector base but being the survivor from Akuze it really broke immersion to work with them at all.
I never understood the Cerberus sympathizers.
Also, I dont like how, as far as I can remember, only Vasir ever called you out for working with Cerberus if you were the sole survivor.
And I hated how people actually thought Vasir made a decent argument. Shepard worked with terrorists. Vasir IS a terrorist. That **** has no right to lecture Shepard.
BansheeOwnage wrote...
It's a shame she died thinking she was right. I wanted to give her medigel so I could tell her off first.
demersel wrote...
Guys. Let's face it. IT is real. There is simply no chance at all that given the ammout, the complexity of scenes in the ending sequence - and the elements that are needed to bring those scenes to life, not to mention the ammount of work - that IT, or something like IT is not intended by the writers, developers and even publishers.
You just don't make something that makes sense of every single inconsistancy and weirdness among the three 100+ hours games filled with lore to the rim, BY ACCIDENT, not meaning to, at the same time as ****ing up your own story this bad at such a crucial point in it. THIS IS SIMPLY NOT POSSIBLE.
The ending is not real. It is fact. It is still happening, it is still very important, if anything it is THE MOST important stuff that happens among the three games, but it is only happenning in Shepard's head.
And it doesn't matter if we get any more of the story in the form of DLC (which we will), or in a form of another full Mass Effect game (which we will!!!!) - or not at all (possible, but extremely unlikely - like it or not more Mass Effect IS happening. That is fact).
This is the ending. This is a beautifull ending. Really, a work of art. No sarcasm.
Hear me out on this.
Let's assume for a moment that you agree with me that IT is 100% true. That means it is all a hallucination. That means that after shooting that tube, shepard wakes up in the rubble and finds out that the fight is still very much goes on. Now tell me, with a straight face, that you have ANY doubt, that if Shepard can wake up at all, alive, and resume the fight, with entire galaxy already in the fight, with every possible ally, with all your squad's resolve unquestionable - is there ANY doubt that eventually (and relatively, very soon) - the will kill all the reapers, with their bare hands is they have to? If Shepard can survive THAT, come back from THAT, PREVAIL in THAT - there is nothing that can stop him. NOTHING.
Modifié par DoomsdayDevice, 03 janvier 2013 - 03:54 .
demersel wrote...
Guys. Let's face it. IT is real. There is simply no chance at all that given the ammout, the complexity of scenes in the ending sequence - and the elements that are needed to bring those scenes to life, not to mention the ammount of work - that IT, or something like IT is not intended by the writers, developers and even publishers.
You just don't make something that makes sense of every single inconsistancy and weirdness among the three 100+ hours games filled with lore to the rim, BY ACCIDENT, not meaning to, at the same time as ****ing up your own story this bad at such a crucial point in it. THIS IS SIMPLY NOT POSSIBLE.
The ending is not real. It is fact. It is still happening, it is still very important, if anything it is THE MOST important stuff that happens among the three games, but it is only happenning in Shepard's head.
And it doesn't matter if we get any more of the story in the form of DLC (which we will), or in a form of another full Mass Effect game (which we will!!!!) - or not at all (possible, but extremely unlikely - like it or not more Mass Effect IS happening. That is fact).
This is the ending. This is a beautifull ending. Really, a work of art. No sarcasm.
Hear me out on this.
Let's assume for a moment that you agree with me that IT is 100% true. That means it is all a hallucination. That means that after shooting that tube, shepard wakes up in the rubble and finds out that the fight is still very much goes on. Now tell me, with a straight face, that you have ANY doubt, that if Shepard can wake up at all, alive, and resume the fight, with entire galaxy already in the fight, with every possible ally, with all your squad's resolve unquestionable - is there ANY doubt that eventually (and relatively, very soon) - the will kill all the reapers, with their bare hands is they have to? If Shepard can survive THAT, come back from THAT, PREVAIL in THAT - there is nothing that can stop him. NOTHING.
Dwailing wrote...
LDS Darth Revan wrote...
You two are not alone. When she was lecturing Shepard, I was like "You're joking, right?"BansheeOwnage wrote...
Thank you Rif! Glad to see I'm not the only one who thought Vasir was wrong.Rifneno wrote...
byne wrote...
draconian139 wrote...
This. So much. I spent the majority of ME2 on my first playthrough looking for a way to get away from or betray Cerberus. I was somewhat grateful that I could blow up the collector base but being the survivor from Akuze it really broke immersion to work with them at all.
I never understood the Cerberus sympathizers.
Also, I dont like how, as far as I can remember, only Vasir ever called you out for working with Cerberus if you were the sole survivor.
And I hated how people actually thought Vasir made a decent argument. Shepard worked with terrorists. Vasir IS a terrorist. That **** has no right to lecture Shepard.
I fourth this. Talk about the pot calling the kettle black. She blew up buildings for intel. I killed genocidal aliens. There's a big frakking difference. She sold her soul, I didn't.
Zaeed is very interesting. And funny, which Vasir isn't.byne wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
It's a shame she died thinking she was right. I wanted to give her medigel so I could tell her off first.
Vasir's a ****, but she's sort of the exact kind of person Shepard needs on her team. She'd have been an interesting squadmate. Someone who gets **** done no matter the cost. Like Zaeed, but interesting.
I know I use this quote often, but it fits IT so well.DoomsdayDevice wrote...
demersel wrote...
Guys. Let's face it. IT is real. There is simply no chance at all that given the ammout, the complexity of scenes in the ending sequence - and the elements that are needed to bring those scenes to life, not to mention the ammount of work - that IT, or something like IT is not intended by the writers, developers and even publishers.
You just don't make something that makes sense of every single inconsistancy and weirdness among the three 100+ hours games filled with lore to the rim, BY ACCIDENT, not meaning to, at the same time as ****ing up your own story this bad at such a crucial point in it. THIS IS SIMPLY NOT POSSIBLE.
The ending is not real. It is fact. It is still happening, it is still very important, if anything it is THE MOST important stuff that happens among the three games, but it is only happenning in Shepard's head.
And it doesn't matter if we get any more of the story in the form of DLC (which we will), or in a form of another full Mass Effect game (which we will!!!!) - or not at all (possible, but extremely unlikely - like it or not more Mass Effect IS happening. That is fact).
This is the ending. This is a beautifull ending. Really, a work of art. No sarcasm.
Hear me out on this.
Let's assume for a moment that you agree with me that IT is 100% true. That means it is all a hallucination. That means that after shooting that tube, shepard wakes up in the rubble and finds out that the fight is still very much goes on. Now tell me, with a straight face, that you have ANY doubt, that if Shepard can wake up at all, alive, and resume the fight, with entire galaxy already in the fight, with every possible ally, with all your squad's resolve unquestionable - is there ANY doubt that eventually (and relatively, very soon) - the will kill all the reapers, with their bare hands is they have to? If Shepard can survive THAT, come back from THAT, PREVAIL in THAT - there is nothing that can stop him. NOTHING.
I'm with you 100%.
Beautifully said.
Modifié par LDS Darth Revan, 03 janvier 2013 - 03:56 .
demersel wrote...
The scene is even sweeter if you shoot the hostage.
(or use a paragon interrupt while having done all the right renegade choices)
"Vasir.... I let the entire council die in the battle of the citadel. I killed the very last rachni queen with my own hands, wiping an entire spiecies for good. Please tell, that your escape plan does not hinge on me not shooting the damn hostage..."