paxxton wrote...
The sheer number of Reapers makes it impossible for 3 Leviathans to defeat all of them. It's not the matter of their abilities.
There are more than 3. Leviathan himself says so. Pay close attention.
paxxton wrote...
The sheer number of Reapers makes it impossible for 3 Leviathans to defeat all of them. It's not the matter of their abilities.
RavenEyry wrote...
If there really is a more important background war between reapers and levis (like the aforementioned shadow war), perhaps the harvest is just to get reinforcements.
Modifié par demersel, 30 août 2012 - 06:05 .
paxxton wrote...
I don't understand.legaldinho wrote...
paxxton wrote...
A growing void? What does he mean?demersel wrote...
Also note this conversation with harbinger
Listen to his end game speach again - Note the use of word "void"
www.youtube.com/watch
It's the dark energy thang. Now it's nothing.
legaldinho wrote...
It was a reference to the dark energy foreshadowing. Idea was that shepard would be indoctrinated into leading the human race surrendering its genetic material to make a new reaper who would stop the dark energy threat. In the end Shepard would choose to sacrifice himself and humanity, or say F U we'll figure out something ourselves.
Rifneno wrote...
The dark energy plot was always stupid, and I'd bet dollars to donuts it was only the original plan in that it was going to be Starbinger's original bull**** speech when he tries to indoctrinate Shepard.
Modifié par demersel, 30 août 2012 - 06:14 .
You mean when he says that some survived and found refuge in the dark corners (plural form) of the Galaxy?demersel wrote...
paxxton wrote...
The sheer number of Reapers makes it impossible for 3 Leviathans to defeat all of them. It's not the matter of their abilities.
There are more than 3. Leviathan himself says so. Pay close attention.
Guest_SwobyJ_*
paxxton wrote...
The first sentence might suggest that in fact the Reapers are saviors of Organics because they save them from being enslaved by the Leviathans. So who's good and who's bad in this conflict now?demersel wrote...
paxxton wrote...
Well, yes, they have their own agenda and it all might end up as a Leviathan-Reaper war in which other species are tools. In fact the harvest proves that in the case of the Reapers.
Reapers could just be harvesting the speicies so they won't fall under the influence of leviathans.
They do it before the species becomes to powerfull. But they also give time for it to develop and make so progress. - i day they refine the technology, but constantly reset organics to zero, while keeping the progress made. Given that only the organics can become Leviathans's pawns - and the technology is useless to them. that kind of makes sense - and that makes sense why the leviathans caused rachni wars. rachni tried to destroy council races. And they also don't use any technology.
The reapers want to find a way to find and kill all the leviathans. through technology. but at the same time denying them the thralls to control.
Modifié par SwobyJ, 30 août 2012 - 06:25 .
legaldinho wrote...
Yeah I agree, it could play a future role. I'm simply placing the phrase in context for paxxton.
No poppies analysis. Legaldinho am disappoint.
SwobyJ wrote...
OH, and rewatching the Mars TIM scene, he mentioned humanity being able to reach the 'apex of evolution'. If we assume that the ending of the game isn't quite real, and we never actually spoke to TIM there...
He may know of Leviathan and intends on humanity reaching this level, and the Reapers themselves are just tools for him to get to that place. Yes, he's 'indoctrinated', but not *connected* to the Reapers persay. In fact, he has only adopted the Reapers/akaLeviathan's position on being the 'apex species', but everything else is still 'him'.
He doesn't want the Crucible itself because it is a trap. He wasn't interested in getting it, or making it. He has his own plans.
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EDIT: and btw, TIM still sucks. He's willing to sacrifice all of Cerberus to indoctrination just for the chance to leap ahead of every other race including Leviathans and Reapers. The scary part is, if the ending is an illusion, ....TIM might still be right.
Modifié par demersel, 30 août 2012 - 06:31 .
Rifneno wrote...
You remind me of the people over the Dragon Age forum who went on about how the rebellions could've been avoided by asking the Chantry nicely to please stop oppressing people.
Modifié par Humakt83, 30 août 2012 - 06:33 .
SwobyJ wrote...
*snip*
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MaximizedAction wrote...
In my opinion it makes no sense to introduce the Leviathans as a true enemy, one that is the true evil behind it all, of the trilogy, so late in a DLC -- even the Emperor has been introduced as the even-bigger-bad guy in Empire Strikes Back. The Reapers have been there since day one: the very first mission in the trilogy is because of one of them.
Furthermore, this being done so late in the trilogy, after all we have done, found out and deducted, sounds like the message of the story is "we on our own are unable to find out a bigger picture." and need a nearly god-like species to tell us. That heavily undermines the human(and organic) mind.
So I think that the Reapers are still the real enemy behind it all.
Andromidius wrote...
War is last resort - and in the case of dealing with Reapers and Leviathans, the only resort. The only alternative is 'allow them to dominate us whoever they see fit' - because they won't just leave us be.
Only reason the Leviathans aren't busy conquering the Galaxy is because they fear the Reapers. Though I still can't quite figure out why, considering how easily they blow the crap out of them.
Oh well, maybe we'll get a few more hints before Christmas. Maybe.
Modifié par Dwailing, 30 août 2012 - 06:36 .
Exactly. Also, hello!Dwailing wrote...
Andromidius wrote...
War is last resort - and in the case of dealing with Reapers and Leviathans, the only resort. The only alternative is 'allow them to dominate us whoever they see fit' - because they won't just leave us be.
Only reason the Leviathans aren't busy conquering the Galaxy is because they fear the Reapers. Though I still can't quite figure out why, considering how easily they blow the crap out of them.
Oh well, maybe we'll get a few more hints before Christmas. Maybe.
Or maybe they'll decide to give us the best Christmas gift of all: some answers. That would be nice. Also, I'm watching that conversation with Sovvy again, and all I can think is, "God, the Reapers in ME1 were so frakking epic. Why BioWare? Why did you have to ruin them with Star-Brat? Whhhhhyyyyyyy?!"
Edit: Also, Sovvy describes the Reapers as the pinnacle of evolution. Huh, now where else did we hear THAT particular line?...
Dwailing wrote...
Or maybe they'll decide to give us the best Christmas gift of all: some answers. That would be nice. Also, I'm watching that conversation with Sovvy again, and all I can think is, "God, the Reapers in ME1 were so frakking epic. Why BioWare? Why did you have to ruin them with Star-Brat? Whhhhhyyyyyyy?!"
Edit: Also, Sovvy describes the Reapers as the pinnacle of evolution. Huh, now where else did we hear THAT particular line?...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
Exactly. Also, hello!
Humakt83 wrote...
Mages should be oppressed. Spoiled prats with their cushioned rooms always whining about their lack of freedom to cause mayhem and practise blood magic freely.
It reminds me of BSN for some reason.
Not to mention that nation controlled by mages practise actual widespread slavery.
paxxton wrote...
The Leviathans babysitted lesser species. "They were cared for."
They cared for them in their own way. But the species were happy, enthralled.Rifneno wrote...
paxxton wrote...
The Leviathans babysitted lesser species. "They were cared for."
You must've gotten a buggy copy of Leviathan. Ours included a mission in a mine where we see how the leviathans "care for" their subjects.
Modifié par paxxton, 30 août 2012 - 06:49 .