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Modifié par TJBartlemus, 24 août 2012 - 01:43 .
Modifié par TJBartlemus, 24 août 2012 - 01:43 .
Yes, but you guys aren't basing what you're saying he's telling the truth about off of anything solid. It's like you guys saying glyph is evil, you have no evidence or foreshadowing of that whatsoever. For instance, it's plausible he's not telling you everything you need to know whenever he's saying "There's not enough time" because he's answering everything else. You're basically saying I don't believe him except when it helps my cause.smokingotter1 wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
It's not all or nothing. Some of the stuff he says is true, but not most of it. Telling half-thruths makes him a much better villain.plfranke wrote...
You have to believe him to some degree, otherwise we could start calling everything into question and you might as well throw that scene out the window. It's either all or nothing, except for the intentionally vague answers like who is creators are and who created the Crucible, and the sarcastic response to why the Crucible plans weren't destroyed.BansheeOwnage wrote...
Since when did we start listening to him?plfranke wrote...
Guys I believe refuse will become the IT ending, because if the Crucible really does what it says it will do then all destroy does is continues the cycle. The catalyst says so himself. Organics will create synthetics and then they'll create a catalyst, and bam the cycle continues. Refusal and defeating the Reapers "conventionally" is the only way to truly end the cycle.
"The best lies are seasoned with a bit of truth"
and salt.
That's not what I'm saying. Some stuff he says is obviously true, some obviously not true. He's trying to manipulate you, regardless of IT, and the best way to lie, is to tell a half-truth. For instance, he implies heavily that you will die in destroy, but you don't.plfranke wrote...
Yes, but you guys aren't basing what you're saying he's telling the truth about off of anything solid. It's like you guys saying glyph is evil, you have no evidence or foreshadowing of that whatsoever. For instance, it's plausible he's not telling you everything you need to know whenever he's saying "There's not enough time" because he's answering everything else. You're basically saying I don't believe him except when it helps my cause.smokingotter1 wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
It's not all or nothing. Some of the stuff he says is true, but not most of it. Telling half-thruths makes him a much better villain.plfranke wrote...
You have to believe him to some degree, otherwise we could start calling everything into question and you might as well throw that scene out the window. It's either all or nothing, except for the intentionally vague answers like who is creators are and who created the Crucible, and the sarcastic response to why the Crucible plans weren't destroyed.BansheeOwnage wrote...
Since when did we start listening to him?plfranke wrote...
Guys I believe refuse will become the IT ending, because if the Crucible really does what it says it will do then all destroy does is continues the cycle. The catalyst says so himself. Organics will create synthetics and then they'll create a catalyst, and bam the cycle continues. Refusal and defeating the Reapers "conventionally" is the only way to truly end the cycle.
"The best lies are seasoned with a bit of truth"
and salt.
Yes, thanks MB.masster blaster wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
ME1: Geth heretics = indoctrinated by the reapersTJBartlemus wrote...
It does seem strange though. Cerberus seems to have a lot of focus being put on them in ME3. Actually a lot of the main missions either are focused on or end with Cerberus. Grissom, Citadel, Mars, Sur'Kesh, Thessia, etc.
ME2: Collectors = indoctrinated by the reapers
ME3: Cerberus = indoctrinated by the reapers
We still need to beat the reapers themselves! Oh, and uh, the true enemy of the series is indoctrination. It would make perfect sense to fight it yourself.
Fixed.
Independence dayAmbrosine333 wrote...
I'd like to see the reapers beaten by tuning the Shepard VI into a virus and infecting them with it.
Modifié par BansheeOwnage, 24 août 2012 - 01:54 .
BansheeOwnage wrote...
I brought up the Hackett thing, and I maintain it may have been a reaper message, but I don't think Hackett is indoctrinated. I'll be back in a bit.
I agree. As for who brought it up, I'm not sure, but I do know a few different people did.ebuchala wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
I brought up the Hackett thing, and I maintain it may have been a reaper message, but I don't think Hackett is indoctrinated. I'll be back in a bit.
Right--but do you remember who brought up the Glyph/Shadow Broker thing? They were pointing out SB's ship was incredibly old and designed to be hidden so perhaps SB himself was always someone who worked for the Reapers, indoctrinated in the same manner Saren was where he was given some autonomy so he could be functional. Which then leads to Liara being on her way to indoctrination, of course, if not already indoctrinated.
Personally, I doubt this is the case and I really don't see a reason to believe Glyph works for the reapers somehow but it was something that was discussed before on the thread. I can see how someone might add things up and come to that conclusion, I just don't think it's accurate.
BansheeOwnage wrote...
Independence dayAmbrosine333 wrote...
I'd like to see the reapers beaten by tuning the Shepard VI into a virus and infecting them with it.
Edit: I'll be back later. Need to continue my playthrough.
Modifié par jgibson14352, 24 août 2012 - 04:49 .
ice-vision wrote...
Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
Hate to burst your buble, but the Javelin missile system is nothing new. The Normandy SR-2 uses Javelin Torpedo Launchers as its primary weapon system and it can be seen in action against the Oculus Drones and the Collector ship (if you did not add the Thanix cannon)
The very idea of mounting Javelins on Dreadnoughts is ineffecient and has probably only been done because they ahd the ressources and expect knife fights. Javelin Torpedoes or oversized Disruptor Torpedoes as it really is are close range slow weapons and the primary target of the GARDIAN system on ships. Therefore they are most useful on Frigates as they are fast and usualy operate close to the enemy.
Launching them at Relay speeds would be impossible as the Relays operate by a two point system where a mass free corridor is created between the two points. Shortly said you would need the Reaper you are targeting to be part of the Corridor system to launch the missiles in that way. Even if you could do that somehow, the drift caused by Relay travel would most likely make the missile miss anyway.
FTL speed is also near impossible for Disruptor Torpedoes as they cause a mass increasing field as part of their payload, the opposite of the mass decreasing field needed for FTL travel.
However there is some good parts to this idea. I always found it odd that that paticular codex entry would be under the Crucible as it seems directed at the fleet...but a system for guiding vast qunatities of missiles and the energy to make them go faster or quickly charge them or similar could have uses.
Firing lets say a thousand Disruptor Torpedoes in a Javelin pattern would have two extreme effects. First of the the massive amount of missiles would completely overwhelm GARDIAN systems, but even more important is the second part of the Javelin system, the Dark Energy Resonance power increase caused by the recise detonations of the missiles. Nornally two missiles are used in such a way, but a system which could coordinate the precisely timed detonation of a thousand missiles at once? The magnified effect would be incredible.
Just my two cents on this.
Didn't know the Javelin missiles were already in use.I always got the Normandy fully upgraded.
About the drift, as long as we have a real-time map of the galaxy with the I.Array, we could circumvent the drift allowing missed missiles not to collide with Planets and the like.
Wouldn't the corridor the Mass Relay generate act like the barrel of a gun (increasing velocity on exit) ?
What about the Dark Energy propelling the missile through the ME corridor?
Couldn't the D.E surrounding it slightly disrupt the mass-increase phenomenon while in travel?
Thaks for the feedback.
I like your idea on the timed detonation, would make more sense.
Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
Also from what we know the drift is not something that can be circumvented with a precise map or such technology. Even the Normandy for all its technology has the same drift as any other ship (from what we know). An example of this drift is actually at the start of ME1 as you jump to Eden Prime. Joker says: "Drift, just under 600K (not sure about the number, but think it was this.)
Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
ice-vision wrote...
Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
Hate to burst your buble, but the Javelin missile system is nothing new. The Normandy SR-2 uses Javelin Torpedo Launchers as its primary weapon system and it can be seen in action against the Oculus Drones and the Collector ship (if you did not add the Thanix cannon)
The very idea of mounting Javelins on Dreadnoughts is ineffecient and has probably only been done because they ahd the ressources and expect knife fights. Javelin Torpedoes or oversized Disruptor Torpedoes as it really is are close range slow weapons and the primary target of the GARDIAN system on ships. Therefore they are most useful on Frigates as they are fast and usualy operate close to the enemy.
Launching them at Relay speeds would be impossible as the Relays operate by a two point system where a mass free corridor is created between the two points. Shortly said you would need the Reaper you are targeting to be part of the Corridor system to launch the missiles in that way. Even if you could do that somehow, the drift caused by Relay travel would most likely make the missile miss anyway.
FTL speed is also near impossible for Disruptor Torpedoes as they cause a mass increasing field as part of their payload, the opposite of the mass decreasing field needed for FTL travel.
However there is some good parts to this idea. I always found it odd that that paticular codex entry would be under the Crucible as it seems directed at the fleet...but a system for guiding vast qunatities of missiles and the energy to make them go faster or quickly charge them or similar could have uses.
Firing lets say a thousand Disruptor Torpedoes in a Javelin pattern would have two extreme effects. First of the the massive amount of missiles would completely overwhelm GARDIAN systems, but even more important is the second part of the Javelin system, the Dark Energy Resonance power increase caused by the recise detonations of the missiles. Nornally two missiles are used in such a way, but a system which could coordinate the precisely timed detonation of a thousand missiles at once? The magnified effect would be incredible.
Just my two cents on this.
Didn't know the Javelin missiles were already in use.I always got the Normandy fully upgraded.
About the drift, as long as we have a real-time map of the galaxy with the I.Array, we could circumvent the drift allowing missed missiles not to collide with Planets and the like.
Wouldn't the corridor the Mass Relay generate act like the barrel of a gun (increasing velocity on exit) ?
What about the Dark Energy propelling the missile through the ME corridor?
Couldn't the D.E surrounding it slightly disrupt the mass-increase phenomenon while in travel?
Thaks for the feedback.
I like your idea on the timed detonation, would make more sense.
The problem with propeling the missiles through a coridor similar to the ones created by a Mass Relay remains that you need something generating that corridor on both entry and exit. That is why you need two linked Mass Relays to cross the vast distances.
In short you would need the Reaper you are targeting to be the exit generator for the mass free coridor and I doubt a Reaper would willingly become that, if it is even possible.
Also from what we know the drift is not something that can be circumvented with a precise map or such technology. Even the Normandy for all its technology has the same drift as any other ship (from what we know). An example of this drift is actually at the start of ME1 as you jump to Eden Prime. Joker says: "Drift, just under 600K (not sure about the number, but think it was this.)
Now the K is offcourse thousand, meaning the drift in this case was probably 600.000km and that was considered a precise jump by a spectre...
However the Reaper IFF seems to limit drift at leass for the Omega-4 relay as it allows a ship to accurately hit the safe zone near the Collector base
Modifié par Arashi08, 24 août 2012 - 06:26 .
Arashi08 wrote...
The drift is actually just under 1500k; I played ME1 to death trying to make my femshep look halfway decent so that line is practically seared into my brain, as is the part where Nihlus says "1500 is good. Your captain will be pleased" just in case I missed it when Joker says it the first time lol
Edit: So...was i'd or...
'd? or something?
spotlessvoid wrote...
What's the distance of the safe zone?
Modifié par Raistlin Majare 1992, 24 août 2012 - 06:32 .
ebuchala wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
I brought up the Hackett thing, and I maintain it may have been a reaper message, but I don't think Hackett is indoctrinated. I'll be back in a bit.
Right--but do you remember who brought up the Glyph/Shadow Broker thing? They were pointing out SB's ship was incredibly old and designed to be hidden so perhaps SB himself was always someone who worked for the Reapers, indoctrinated in the same manner Saren was where he was given some autonomy so he could be functional. Which then leads to Liara being on her way to indoctrination, of course, if not already indoctrinated.
Personally, I doubt this is the case and I really don't see a reason to believe Glyph works for the reapers somehow but it was something that was discussed before on the thread. I can see how someone might add things up and come to that conclusion, I just don't think it's accurate.
ebuchala wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
I brought up the Hackett thing, and I maintain it may have been a reaper message, but I don't think Hackett is indoctrinated. I'll be back in a bit.
Right--but do you remember who brought up the Glyph/Shadow Broker thing? They were pointing out SB's ship was incredibly old and designed to be hidden so perhaps SB himself was always someone who worked for the Reapers, indoctrinated in the same manner Saren was where he was given some autonomy so he could be functional. Which then leads to Liara being on her way to indoctrination, of course, if not already indoctrinated.
Personally, I doubt this is the case and I really don't see a reason to believe Glyph works for the reapers somehow but it was something that was discussed before on the thread. I can see how someone might add things up and come to that conclusion, I just don't think it's accurate.