But it's all frog boy knowspaxxton wrote...
So maybe he shouldn't be killing them...RavenEyry wrote...
Feeling bad about killing people is the opposite of crazy.paxxton wrote...
I meant crazy like in mad. Those meditations over the bodies of people he first kiilled, I don't even...
Modifié par NebuchadnezzaRT, 22 septembre 2012 - 04:06 .
Samara was a special case of crazy but at least she acted with integrity.Dendio1 wrote...
paxxton wrote...
I meant crazy like in mad. Those meditations over the bodies of people he first kiilled, I don't even...Dwailing wrote...
paxxton wrote...
Thane was crazy.Dendio1 wrote...
RavenEyry wrote...
I've said before and I'll say again: I don't think Leng was badly written. I think he was supposed to be a whiny coward with delusions of being Shepards archnemesis.
He's a badass, but his badass can't compare to thane and shepard. This is not something to be ashamed of
Crazy... awesome? That better be what you meant.
This is how I felt about Samara
Modifié par paxxton, 22 septembre 2012 - 04:09 .
...Because nobody ****s with aria?Home run MF wrote...
I'm just gonna say... How many times have you seen Aria saying thank you to anyone? Why is an Asari the one who controls Omega?Restrider wrote...
Tevos was weak in ME3. Being Aria's puppet. C'mon, she did not deserve that.Home run MF wrote...
paxxton wrote...
I mean the old Council acts with more dignity. That's only my opinion though. I might be wrong.
Udinas own words
"Councilor Irissa is not like her predecessor. She is colder. If she has her hand on your throat, she will squeeze."
Not that I'm biased or anything
I like the thing with the Crucible being a weapon to destroy the Intelligence and that it resides on the Ciradel's counterpart in Dark Space. TIM trying to take Control of the Intelligence sounds good, but there should be a twist, like something goes wrong and the Reality (space-time) is at a risk of decoherence, and Shepard has to go to Dark Space to right the wrong.Dwailing wrote...
Well, I just made a new blog post. It's my usual brand of crazy, but it might be worth taking a look at: http://social.biowar...20/blog/221852/
Modifié par paxxton, 22 septembre 2012 - 04:33 .
paxxton wrote...
I like the thing with the Crucible being a weapon to destroy the Intelligence and that it resides on the Ciradel's counterpart in Dark Space. TIM trying to take Control of the Intelligence sounds good, but there should be a twist, like something goes wrong and the Reality (space-time) is at a risk of decoherence, and Shepard has to go to Dark Space to right the wrong.Dwailing wrote...
Well, I just made a new blog post. It's my usual brand of crazy, but it might be worth taking a look at: http://social.biowar...20/blog/221852/
NebuchadnezzaRT wrote...
paxxton wrote...
I like the thing with the Crucible being a weapon to destroy the Intelligence and that it resides on the Ciradel's counterpart in Dark Space. TIM trying to take Control of the Intelligence sounds good, but there should be a twist, like something goes wrong and the Reality (space-time) is at a risk of decoherence, and Shepard has to go to Dark Space to right the wrong.Dwailing wrote...
Well, I just made a new blog post. It's my usual brand of crazy, but it might be worth taking a look at: http://social.biowar...20/blog/221852/
Cue cliffhanger ending leading people right to ME4...
paxxton wrote...
I like the thing with the Crucible being a weapon to destroy the Intelligence and that it resides on the Ciradel's counterpart in Dark Space. TIM trying to take Control of the Intelligence sounds good, but there should be a twist, like something goes wrong and the Reality (space-time) is at a risk of decoherence, and Shepard has to go to Dark Space to right the wrong.Dwailing wrote...
Well, I just made a new blog post. It's my usual brand of crazy, but it might be worth taking a look at: http://social.biowar...20/blog/221852/
Modifié par Raistlin Majare 1992, 22 septembre 2012 - 04:47 .
Dwailing wrote...
NebuchadnezzaRT wrote...
paxxton wrote...
I like the thing with the Crucible being a weapon to destroy the Intelligence and that it resides on the Ciradel's counterpart in Dark Space. TIM trying to take Control of the Intelligence sounds good, but there should be a twist, like something goes wrong and the Reality (space-time) is at a risk of decoherence, and Shepard has to go to Dark Space to right the wrong.Dwailing wrote...
Well, I just made a new blog post. It's my usual brand of crazy, but it might be worth taking a look at: http://social.biowar...20/blog/221852/
Cue cliffhanger ending leading people right to ME4...
But BioWare has EMPHATICALLY stated that there will be no more MEs with Shepard as the focus...
They can always change their mind.Dwailing wrote...
NebuchadnezzaRT wrote...
paxxton wrote...
I like the thing with the Crucible being a weapon to destroy the Intelligence and that it resides on the Ciradel's counterpart in Dark Space. TIM trying to take Control of the Intelligence sounds good, but there should be a twist, like something goes wrong and the Reality (space-time) is at a risk of decoherence, and Shepard has to go to Dark Space to right the wrong.Dwailing wrote...
Well, I just made a new blog post. It's my usual brand of crazy, but it might be worth taking a look at: http://social.biowar...20/blog/221852/
Cue cliffhanger ending leading people right to ME4...
But BioWare has EMPHATICALLY stated that there will be no more MEs with Shepard as the focus...
Omega's exterior fits that description quite well.Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
paxxton wrote...
I like the thing with the Crucible being a weapon to destroy the Intelligence and that it resides on the Ciradel's counterpart in Dark Space. TIM trying to take Control of the Intelligence sounds good, but there should be a twist, like something goes wrong and the Reality (space-time) is at a risk of decoherence, and Shepard has to go to Dark Space to right the wrong.Dwailing wrote...
Well, I just made a new blog post. It's my usual brand of crazy, but it might be worth taking a look at: http://social.biowar...20/blog/221852/
Similar idea that was discussed not long ago.
The Crucible forces open the Citadel Relay allowing the entire fleet to head to dark space in an attempt to destroy the Reapers main base. Ths could either give some kind of advantage against the rest of the Reapers or we destroy most of the Reapers by blowing up the dark space Relay (along with the AI) narrowly escaping back through the relay with (hopefully) a decent part of the fleet still intact.
Would make for a fun reversal of how the reapers usualy pour through to the Citadel at the start of a cycle and could lead to oen hell of a space battle + explosion ending.
Whatever the case I really want to head to dark space and see just what exactly is there. All the ay back in ME1 I have wondered about thsi my thoughts usualy comng out as some kind of grotesque enormous Reaper space station, black tentacles moving slowly around all lit up in red hues from dozens of eye like lightsoutces.
Modifié par paxxton, 22 septembre 2012 - 04:54 .
RavenEyry wrote...
They also emphatically stated since 1 how important choices were in the long run.
Modifié par Raistlin Majare 1992, 22 septembre 2012 - 05:14 .
Yea, assuming the endings will stay as they are, that is just a flat-out lie. But if there still is more...Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
RavenEyry wrote...
They also emphatically stated since 1 how important choices were in the long run.
And the Rachni choice would have a large impact upon the end...<_<
I want more Rachni
401 Kill wrote...
Yea, assuming the endings will stay as they are, that is just a flat-out lie. But if there still is more...Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
RavenEyry wrote...
They also emphatically stated since 1 how important choices were in the long run.
And the Rachni choice would have a large impact upon the end...<_<
I want more Rachni
Modifié par Eryri, 22 septembre 2012 - 05:16 .
Eryri wrote...
If the endings remain as they are, the biggest porky pie is still "no A, B or C endings." Well I suppose we have D now in refuse.
I don't know about you guys, but I'm with the people who would rather there was no world altering choice at the "true" ending. The time for choice should be over, the ending is the time to see the consequences of our previous choices.
I would like it. Heck, that's what they implied pre release. The ending you get is based on the sum of your choices not pressing one of three buttons.Eryri wrote...
I don't know about you guys, but I'm with the people who would rather there was no world altering choice at the "true" ending. The time for choice should be over, the ending is the time to see the consequences of our previous choices.
People will see the same exact thing and come to different conclusions, take the moon landings for example. We've seen the same footage and yet people still think it was a hoax, they will ignore every fact that contradicts their opinion, however frustrating that may be.NebuchadnezzaRT wrote...
You know, I don't really understand why more people don't acknowledge the facts in IT. I mean once Mass Effect 3 starts up to introducing Shepard we see an Alliance fighter flying over Vancouver suddenly change to nothing more than a child's plaything. I mean to me it seems like a major or at least constant theme of Mass Effect 3 was that not everything is as it seems... Oh well, I still hope the day comes when I will "hold on to my copy of ME3 forever" until then- I gotta go to work guys, have fun speculating and what not
401 Kill wrote...
People will see the same exact thing and come to different conclusions, take the moon landings for example. We've seen the same footage and yet people still think it was a hoax, they will ignore every fact that contradicts their opinion, however frustrating that may be.NebuchadnezzaRT wrote...
You know, I don't really understand why more people don't acknowledge the facts in IT. I mean once Mass Effect 3 starts up to introducing Shepard we see an Alliance fighter flying over Vancouver suddenly change to nothing more than a child's plaything. I mean to me it seems like a major or at least constant theme of Mass Effect 3 was that not everything is as it seems... Oh well, I still hope the day comes when I will "hold on to my copy of ME3 forever" until then- I gotta go to work guys, have fun speculating and what not
401 Kill wrote...
People will see the same exact thing and come to different conclusions, take the moon landings for example. We've seen the same footage and yet people still think it was a hoax, they will ignore every fact that contradicts their opinion, however frustrating that may be.NebuchadnezzaRT wrote...
You know, I don't really understand why more people don't acknowledge the facts in IT. I mean once Mass Effect 3 starts up to introducing Shepard we see an Alliance fighter flying over Vancouver suddenly change to nothing more than a child's plaything. I mean to me it seems like a major or at least constant theme of Mass Effect 3 was that not everything is as it seems... Oh well, I still hope the day comes when I will "hold on to my copy of ME3 forever" until then- I gotta go to work guys, have fun speculating and what not
Hi. This http://blog.bioware....zeschuk-retire/ and a few speculations on possible continuations of ME3's story.masster blaster wrote...
"What is my biding my master?"
So what have I misses d?
Modifié par paxxton, 22 septembre 2012 - 05:33 .
RavenEyry wrote...
I would like it. Heck, that's what they implied pre release. The ending you get is based on the sum of your choices not pressing one of three buttons.Eryri wrote...
I don't know about you guys, but I'm with the people who would rather there was no world altering choice at the "true" ending. The time for choice should be over, the ending is the time to see the consequences of our previous choices.
paxxton wrote...
Hi. This http://blog.bioware....zeschuk-retire/ and a few speculations on possible continuations to ME3.masster blaster wrote...
"What is my biding my master?"
So what have I misses d?
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