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[spotlessvoid]

Considering the beam run doesn't involve interacting with your squad in any way, what's the need in limiting how many make the run then? Certainly not game mechanics. The rest of your squad could have replaced the nameless soldiers making the run with you

[TJBartlemus]

Anyone have any new proof or evidence or something speculation worthy? More analysis of the full leaked script of the convo w/ the Catalyst in relation of buying the Leviathan DLC?

If not then I will be going for a while.

[smokingotter1]

byne wrote...

TJBartlemus wrote...

spotlessvoid wrote...

@byne

Right, also, it isn't like he leads his other shots either. Just point and shoot. But with Shep, Harbs fires up the ol' laser and slowly walks it in to Sheps feet

Why has anyone ever needed to fire at something on the beam run? So why even let us use the gun? What are the soldiers shooting at as well? The three husketeers? If so then we need better training for Alliance soldiers.

I always empty all my ammo at Harby's face.

Sometimes I'll fire off some powers at him, too.

I try to sweet talk him, you catch more flies with honey:wub:

"Hey you big sexy cuttlefish.... come here and give otter a hug".... it does not work.

[masster blaster]

masster blaster wrote...

Byne you know what I hate, how the hell did everyone of your squad memebers/Cortez were on the Normandy? I could see the squad you take to the run down the hill, but the rest hell no.

It's like the suicide mission, did everyone else stay on the Normandy, no they were fighting the Collectors head on, and they should be doing that on Earth. The battle, that will change the galaxy forever.

Literalist can call it bad writing, but from an IT perspective, they should not be there on the Normandy.

                                                                                                                                                                any thoughts about this?

[DJBare]

byne wrote...

Ok, lets stop talking about dreams. Its sort of off-topic unless they're being caused by indoctrination.

The irony is, masster blasters nightmares are caused by indoctrination, but I'll just stop there and say no more.

[smokingotter1]

masster blaster wrote...

masster blaster wrote...

Byne you know what I hate, how the hell did everyone of your squad memebers/Cortez were on the Normandy? I could see the squad you take to the run down the hill, but the rest hell no.

It's like the suicide mission, did everyone else stay on the Normandy, no they were fighting the Collectors head on, and they should be doing that on Earth. The battle, that will change the galaxy forever.

Literalist can call it bad writing, but from an IT perspective, they should not be there on the Normandy.

                                                                                                                                                                any thoughts about this?

This is easy to answer, Harbinger wants Shepard alone, his judgement is already clouded, Harby is also working on the Normandy crew. It's implied when the Normandy zooms up to leave Harbinger is working on them also, you see Harbinger watch the Normandy leave.

Why didn't Harbinger just shoot the Normandy, because an indoctrinated Shepard is going to need the Normandy. Harbinger is trying to get them all.

Modifié par smokingotter1, 12 août 2012 - 03:20 .

[plfranke]

smokingotter1 wrote...

masster blaster wrote...

masster blaster wrote...

Byne you know what I hate, how the hell did everyone of your squad memebers/Cortez were on the Normandy? I could see the squad you take to the run down the hill, but the rest hell no.

It's like the suicide mission, did everyone else stay on the Normandy, no they were fighting the Collectors head on, and they should be doing that on Earth. The battle, that will change the galaxy forever.

Literalist can call it bad writing, but from an IT perspective, they should not be there on the Normandy.

                                                                                                                                                                any thoughts about this?

This is easy to answer, Harbinger wants Shepard alone, his judgement is already clouded, Harby is also working on the Normandy crew. It's implied when the Normandy zooms up to leave Harbinger is working on them also, you see Harbinger watch the Normandy leave.

Why didn't Harbinger just shoot the Normandy, because an indoctrinated Shepard is going to need the Normandy. Harbinger is trying to get them all.

Harbinger is so awesome. I hope we get to see him in a dlc

[masster blaster]

plfranke wrote...

smokingotter1 wrote...

masster blaster wrote...

masster blaster wrote...

Byne you know what I hate, how the hell did everyone of your squad memebers/Cortez were on the Normandy? I could see the squad you take to the run down the hill, but the rest hell no.

It's like the suicide mission, did everyone else stay on the Normandy, no they were fighting the Collectors head on, and they should be doing that on Earth. The battle, that will change the galaxy forever.

Literalist can call it bad writing, but from an IT perspective, they should not be there on the Normandy.

                                                                                                                                                                any thoughts about this?

This is easy to answer, Harbinger wants Shepard alone, his judgement is already clouded, Harby is also working on the Normandy crew. It's implied when the Normandy zooms up to leave Harbinger is working on them also, you see Harbinger watch the Normandy leave.

Why didn't Harbinger just shoot the Normandy, because an indoctrinated Shepard is going to need the Normandy. Harbinger is trying to get them all.

Harbinger is so awesome. I hope we get to see him in a dlc

Otter, I meant why are the others there at all, they should all be fighting down on earth.

It makes no sense, why the others are on the Normandy, except your squad mates you had with you. I doubt joker had tiem to pick them all up, but the other squad mates leaving the battle, to let Shepard fight, I don't think so.
The otheres would have been leading the forces on the front lines, even Javik, should be on the frony lines commanding a squad of soldiers. Makes no sense why the others are on the Normandy, unless

1 IT
2Bad writing.
I choose 1 IT.

Modifié par masster blaster, 12 août 2012 - 03:31 .

[smokingotter1]

masster blaster wrote...

plfranke wrote...

smokingotter1 wrote...

masster blaster wrote...

masster blaster wrote...

Byne you know what I hate, how the hell did everyone of your squad memebers/Cortez were on the Normandy? I could see the squad you take to the run down the hill, but the rest hell no.

It's like the suicide mission, did everyone else stay on the Normandy, no they were fighting the Collectors head on, and they should be doing that on Earth. The battle, that will change the galaxy forever.

Literalist can call it bad writing, but from an IT perspective, they should not be there on the Normandy.

                                                                                                                                                                any thoughts about this?

This is easy to answer, Harbinger wants Shepard alone, his judgement is already clouded, Harby is also working on the Normandy crew. It's implied when the Normandy zooms up to leave Harbinger is working on them also, you see Harbinger watch the Normandy leave.

Why didn't Harbinger just shoot the Normandy, because an indoctrinated Shepard is going to need the Normandy. Harbinger is trying to get them all.

Harbinger is so awesome. I hope we get to see him in a dlc

Otter, I meant why are the others there at all, they should all be fighting down on earth.

Cause Shepard told them to leave, he made a bad call buzzed on indoctrination, screwed him over and left him alone with Harbinger.

But as far as we know Hammer team did make it to the citadel, we only get a slanted view of the battle.

[spotlessvoid]

You forgot 3. Unified Nanite theory or whatever the hell paxxton has been babbling on about the past, few months. If your reading this I kid P, you know we love you

Modifié par spotlessvoid, 12 août 2012 - 03:42 .

[byne]

spotlessvoid wrote...

You forgot 3. Unified Nanite theory or whatever the hell preston has been babbling on about the past, few months. If your reading this I kid P, you know we love you

You mean Paxxton?

[Lyria]

CoolioThane wrote...

I also ironically suggested we do the poisoned kool-aid anyway...for banter

Modifié par protognosis, 12 août 2012 - 03:39 .

[TJBartlemus]

What? No love for the WNT here? 

Modifié par TJBartlemus, 12 août 2012 - 03:38 .

[spotlessvoid]

Byne...yes lol thanks.

[spotlessvoid]

TJ ...not ready for that kind of wall-o-text at this moment. Give me a super brief synopsis and I promise I'll read it tomorrow

[masster blaster]

Guys I was looking at Javik, and Shepard talk about Legion, and something stuck out.

Javik: "But Synthetics."

Shepard:"They know we created them."

Javik: " And they know we organics are flawed."

Now looking at the Catalyst scene, isn't the Catalyst created by Organics, and The Catalyst know that we are flawed. Now the Catalyst can use this to his advantage, since we ORGANICS are flawed. However what do Synthetics crave.

To understand Organics, and to feel alive. Synthesis will make the Reapers feel more alive, but they now can enslave the other organics, since if you listen to Javik, he says that his Synthetics in his cycle, we experimenting on the Creator of there genetic material.

Well isn't Harbinger the FIRST Reaper, and Leviathan could be the proto REAPER, that Harbinger tried to create, so that he can make more of him.

Modifié par masster blaster, 12 août 2012 - 03:49 .

[spotlessvoid]

Magnetite.....NICE!

Before anyone mentions it:
Arrival is canon. Period

[3DandBeyond]

I want to apologize for not reading everything here first, but well I've been thinking about this a lot and several things do keep popping up. If they've been mentioned, I am sorry.

I've not really bought into IT only because I felt if it was true it meant BW knowingly released an unfinished game. Of course, they did that anyway. But IT would mean they had to admit it. And for some people getting a "real" ending would be a challenge.

That's not to say I never saw any validity to it. The writers had considered using it as a major plot point in ME3 and even still may have left it there or just decided not to write an IT story and never fixed the content already made.

However, every once in awhile stuff comes up that makes me wonder.

First crazy thought is about all the fish references. First of course is the reapers look like cuttlefish, which isn't a fish. IT could fit or some other thing if this all were some experiment as might be done on kept animals. If you look out the citadel windows it looks like an aquarium and that run up to the conduit and other areas where the trees are flat-that could have been done to save computing resources or that could have been done to make it look like aquarium plants.

But there are other weird things as well. I almost think they either planned this all or they just got lazy and kept reusing ideas over and over again. There's the idea of harvesting being ascension. In ME1, there's the Destiny Ascension-in ME3, peoples' destiny is ascension. And if you get the message from Sam to go to Grissom Academy, she tells you it's part of their Project Ascension. I don't know if they're just being funny or doing it to mean something.

And then there are the references to the theme of the Phoenix-rises From the Ashes, redemption, and so on.

None of this proves anything, but I thought the mention of all these things constantly made it really seem odd.

[TJBartlemus]

protognosis wrote...

CoolioThane wrote...

I also ironically suggested we do the poisoned kool-aid anyway...for banter

snip*

Talking about memes...looks like this one about ME3's ending was actually almost correct. Shocking...

http://t0.gstatic.co...es2XWS_liYihDpb

Modifié par TJBartlemus, 12 août 2012 - 03:48 .

[TJBartlemus]

spotlessvoid wrote...

TJ ...not ready for that kind of wall-o-text at this moment. Give me a super brief synopsis and I promise I'll read it tomorrow

I believe that near the bottom of the first page I posted the quick version of the idea.

[spotlessvoid]

K thx

[Lyria]

TJBartlemus wrote...

protognosis wrote...

CoolioThane wrote...

I also ironically suggested we do the poisoned kool-aid anyway...for banter

snip*

Talking about memes...looks like this one about ME3's ending was actually almost correct. Shocking...

*snipity snip snip*

Ha.  Choosing the color of the ending is like trying to choose your fave Kool-Aid as a kid.

And yes, that meme was SO correct.  I think I'd like the Purple ending mixed with some Red and a dash of Green.

[masster blaster]

3DandBeyond wrote...

I want to apologize for not reading everything here first, but well I've been thinking about this a lot and several things do keep popping up. If they've been mentioned, I am sorry.

I've not really bought into IT only because I felt if it was true it meant BW knowingly released an unfinished game. Of course, they did that anyway. But IT would mean they had to admit it. And for some people getting a "real" ending would be a challenge.

That's not to say I never saw any validity to it. The writers had considered using it as a major plot point in ME3 and even still may have left it there or just decided not to write an IT story and never fixed the content already made.

However, every once in awhile stuff comes up that makes me wonder.

First crazy thought is about all the fish references. First of course is the reapers look like cuttlefish, which isn't a fish. IT could fit or some other thing if this all were some experiment as might be done on kept animals. If you look out the citadel windows it looks like an aquarium and that run up to the conduit and other areas where the trees are flat-that could have been done to save computing resources or that could have been done to make it look like aquarium plants.

But there are other weird things as well. I almost think they either planned this all or they just got lazy and kept reusing ideas over and over again. There's the idea of harvesting being ascension. In ME1, there's the Destiny Ascension-in ME3, peoples' destiny is ascension. And if you get the message from Sam to go to Grissom Academy, she tells you it's part of their Project Ascension. I don't know if they're just being funny or doing it to mean something.

And then there are the references to the theme of the Phoenix-rises From the Ashes, redemption, and so on.

None of this proves anything, but I thought the mention of all these things constantly made it really seem odd.

Don't forget Evolution, that's were things get interasting for TIM's plot in ME3.

[byne]

protognosis wrote...


Ha.  Choosing the color of the ending is like trying to choose your fave Kool-Aid as a kid.

And yes, that meme was SO correct.  I think I'd like the Purple ending mixed with some Red and a dash of Green.

Red Kool-Aid is best Kool-Aid.

You can disagree, but you'd be wrong.