TJBartlemus wrote...
Sup guys!!! Once again congrats to Hellish and Turbo!!! Regarding to Julians video and thread I am not impressed. Also I came across this IT con / IT dream nonsense. That needs to be dealt with. Every time I see it I just have to facepalm.
http://social.biowar...ndex/13821253/2
StElmo wrote...
What is the point of IT Con, IT ties up the plot holes, having shepard awake means RGB still happens and thats really bad for the plot holes. Same with the catalyst existence etc.
I'd love for you both to point out any holes in my theory. The last part's "conclusion" section is a summar if it's too long to read.
http://social.biowar...ndex/13419372/1Here is my problem with dreams or hallucinations.
Dream: So Shepard wakes up... then Harbinger finishes what he started and vaporizes Shepard.
Waking Dream (endings delusional):
All of the pertinent events of each ending play out in the same general manner. For instance, regardless of the ending you choose Admiral Hackett gives an order to fall back to the rendezvous point and the same brief scene between Joker and a squad mate at the helm play out identically in all endings. Regardless of the ending you choose the energy wave erupts from the epicenter under the same battlefield conditions in orbit (i.e. Allied Fleet and Reaper vessels situated in the same exact positions). Regardless of the ending you choose the ground forces fighting on Earth are shown in the exact same neighborhood moving in the exact same fashion. The exact same advancing Cannibal is shot by the exact same resistance soldier. The exact same reaper destroyer lands and the exact same dreadnaughts are in the distance. The Normandy is forced to land or crash land on the same identical jungle world in which you state is a delusion in the context of Control and Synthesis. The crew is depicted exiting the Normandy in the same exact manner in Control and Destroy.
Would it not be sensible to conclude that either all endings are equally delusional or they all play out in reality?
However, certain aspects of the differences between endings are worth noting because they would indicate that it is not a hallucination. For instance, why would Shepard's subconscious in the Control ending involve the Citadel arms closing and the Control eruption reaching the Charon Mass Relay in the form of an energy wave as opposed to reaching it as a beam and causing severe explosions across the Citadel in the Synthesis and Destroy versions? There are no clues leading up to the Control decision to account for why Shepard would envision its outcome playing out in a different fashion than Synthesis or Destroy. Furthermore, if it is all a delusion why does the readiness of the allied fleets have any relevance whatsoever on what delusions Shepard perceives in the Crucible docking chamber? Why is there a high EMS necessity for Synthesis. Why does the choice to either preserve of destroy the Collector Base in Mass Effect 2 even matter in this regard with low EMS?
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I think that's pretty much what faith is; hope without reason to hope. Maybe. Some stuff to think about.
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