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[sH0tgUn jUliA]

I really think this idea is great. Imagine having the strengths of both organic and machine and the weaknesses of neither. I've been setting up a computer network for the past six weeks and have been coming up with all these little changes I want to make on the fly. It dawned on me today how much easier this would be if synthesis were real. I could personally interface with the network and just think it and the network would understand and align itself to my thought patterns. Wow. I wouldn't have had all the trouble getting all these contraptions working, and I wouldn't have had all the licensing issues with the companies because the computers and I could have communicated directly and talked things out rather than having to go through the people who were constantly making mistakes.

And then speaking of the people, we wouldn't have had to worry about the language barriers either since I could communicate digitally with them by thought. So that would eliminate a lot of problems right there.

I really hope Bioware makes Synthesis canon for the next Mass Effect game. It would be a wonder utopia. 

[arial]

I hate sliced bread, thats why I make my own.

That way i get to decide how thick I want a piece of bread.

Long live the bread maker!

[ManiacG]

....no just no

[Seival]

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

I really think this idea is great. Imagine having the strengths of both organic and machine and the weaknesses of neither. I've been setting up a computer network for the past six weeks and have been coming up with all these little changes I want to make on the fly. It dawned on me today how much easier this would be if synthesis were real. I could personally interface with the network and just think it and the network would understand and align itself to my thought patterns. Wow. I wouldn't have had all the trouble getting all these contraptions working, and I wouldn't have had all the licensing issues with the companies because the computers and I could have communicated directly and talked things out rather than having to go through the people who were constantly making mistakes.

And then speaking of the people, we wouldn't have had to worry about the language barriers either since I could communicate digitally with them by thought. So that would eliminate a lot of problems right there.

I really hope Bioware makes Synthesis canon for the next Mass Effect game. It would be a wonder utopia. 

Yes, Synthesis is the best way to expand ME lore. Just imagine the possibilities, and keep in mind reserved Dark Energy Plot

... And actually there is a way to make Synthesis inevitable without making any ME3 ending canon:
http://social.biowar.../index/13740862

[AresKeith]

Oh Seival lolz

[fil009]

Its just alright.

[Argolas]

Seival wrote...

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

I really think this idea is great. Imagine having the strengths of both organic and machine and the weaknesses of neither. I've been setting up a computer network for the past six weeks and have been coming up with all these little changes I want to make on the fly. It dawned on me today how much easier this would be if synthesis were real. I could personally interface with the network and just think it and the network would understand and align itself to my thought patterns. Wow. I wouldn't have had all the trouble getting all these contraptions working, and I wouldn't have had all the licensing issues with the companies because the computers and I could have communicated directly and talked things out rather than having to go through the people who were constantly making mistakes.

And then speaking of the people, we wouldn't have had to worry about the language barriers either since I could communicate digitally with them by thought. So that would eliminate a lot of problems right there.

I really hope Bioware makes Synthesis canon for the next Mass Effect game. It would be a wonder utopia. 

Yes, Synthesis is the best way to expand ME lore. Just imagine the possibilities, and keep in mind reserved Dark Energy Plot

... And actually there is a way to make Synthesis inevitable without making any ME3 ending canon:
http://social.biowar.../index/13740862

Seival, you're indoctrinated.



No offense, just my interpretation

[AresKeith]

Argolas wrote...

Seival wrote...

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

I really think this idea is great. Imagine having the strengths of both organic and machine and the weaknesses of neither. I've been setting up a computer network for the past six weeks and have been coming up with all these little changes I want to make on the fly. It dawned on me today how much easier this would be if synthesis were real. I could personally interface with the network and just think it and the network would understand and align itself to my thought patterns. Wow. I wouldn't have had all the trouble getting all these contraptions working, and I wouldn't have had all the licensing issues with the companies because the computers and I could have communicated directly and talked things out rather than having to go through the people who were constantly making mistakes.

And then speaking of the people, we wouldn't have had to worry about the language barriers either since I could communicate digitally with them by thought. So that would eliminate a lot of problems right there.

I really hope Bioware makes Synthesis canon for the next Mass Effect game. It would be a wonder utopia. 

Yes, Synthesis is the best way to expand ME lore. Just imagine the possibilities, and keep in mind reserved Dark Energy Plot

... And actually there is a way to make Synthesis inevitable without making any ME3 ending canon:
http://social.biowar.../index/13740862

Seival, you're indoctrinated.



No offense, just my interpretation

I think he doesn't know how to play Sarcastaball lol

[tanisha__unknown]

Synthesis in itself is not bad. It's just really really poorly established and outlined and flatly contradicts major themes.
It could be great in a different franchise which has different foundations, but in the ME it is and will always be utter bull****.

[Endorlf]

Is this really necessary? Did you have to go out of your way to mock an ending that you don't like?

[Sir Topham Hat]

I don't think Synthesis is a horrific idea, but there were a lot of loose ends. Is there total galactic peace now that the synthetic/organic fighting has been resolved? If there is, what happens next?  Peace means no competition, and no competition means no motivation to move forward. Since it's the peak of evolution, there's not much else to do now, is there? What does Javik do? I don't really think he (among others) would like the idea of having a new DNA that makes him nice to synthetics all of a sudden. Also, how do the Reapers move around without crushing hundreds of people with every step? That question bothers me the most.

Modifié par Sir Topham Hat, 26 octobre 2012 - 10:31 .

[AresKeith]

Endorlf wrote...

Is this really necessary? Did you have to go out of your way to mock an ending that you don't like?

What makes you think she's doing that?

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

Seival wrote...

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

I really think this idea is great. Imagine having the strengths of both organic and machine and the weaknesses of neither. I've been setting up a computer network for the past six weeks and have been coming up with all these little changes I want to make on the fly. It dawned on me today how much easier this would be if synthesis were real. I could personally interface with the network and just think it and the network would understand and align itself to my thought patterns. Wow. I wouldn't have had all the trouble getting all these contraptions working, and I wouldn't have had all the licensing issues with the companies because the computers and I could have communicated directly and talked things out rather than having to go through the people who were constantly making mistakes.

And then speaking of the people, we wouldn't have had to worry about the language barriers either since I could communicate digitally with them by thought. So that would eliminate a lot of problems right there.

I really hope Bioware makes Synthesis canon for the next Mass Effect game. It would be a wonder utopia. 

Yes, Synthesis is the best way to expand ME lore. Just imagine the possibilities, and keep in mind reserved Dark Energy Plot

... And actually there is a way to make Synthesis inevitable without making any ME3 ending canon:
http://social.biowar.../index/13740862

I see it. See this network is in my audio studio, and it's been an absolute nightmare to set up. It has been driving me insane. I finally got the thing working last night. All the components. All the licenses are cooperating.

Now another practical use of synthesis is digital imaging, not in the sense of what we're used to, but in say you're dropped off by your ship. You drop a digital box right there at that point. You're on a mission, and if anything were to happen to you, say death, you wouldn't die, but since everything is now part synthetic and part organic, shouldn't it be possible at some point to have the technology to re-assemble oneself at that point from the digital information? Sort of like respawning instead of getting the "critical mission failure" message? Resurrection! EDI mentioned conquering death itself.

It may be a shock at first and it could take a while for your shields to come back up, so you wouldn't want to place these tactical insertion points too close to your mission.

I don't see why we would be on missions against our own, though, probably would be against outsiders from a neighboring galaxy. We should be able to work out our differences pretty readily and reach consensus.

[DeinonSlayer]

I can see it now:

"Grandpa died back in the Bluescreen pandemic of 2189."

[Endorlf]

AresKeith wrote...

Endorlf wrote...

Is this really necessary? Did you have to go out of your way to mock an ending that you don't like?

What makes you think she's doing that?

The satirical tone is quite evident and it comes off as condescending.

[spotlessvoid]

You synthesis people and your "Final Solution"

Disgusting.
" I know what's best for all life in the galaxy so I'm going to try something that's never succeeded based on the advice of my enemy using their technology which I don't understand. And it's permanent"

Lunatics

[mr.brightside4u]

i don't think synthesis is a good idea.... machines can be hacked, so the synthesis species could be hacked, too. and since the machines, like geth, are always doing everything in a logical way, it would confront with rashly human emotions!

[dreamgazer]

In a post-synthesis world, bread slices itself.

[StarcloudSWG]

"I am the Toastkeeper. Are you the Breadmaster?"

[devSin]

dreamgazer wrote...

In a post-synthesis world, bread slices itself.

Wouldn't that be suicide?

[DeinonSlayer]

dreamgazer wrote...

In a post-synthesis world, bread slices itself.

And all salad is extra-crunchy!

[Applepie_Svk]

/enter to thread/

/look around/

/4th post Seival´s thread advertisment /

/checking link/

/facepalm ... again tripple turbo synthesis

I am supporter of synthesis....click 

Modifié par Applepie_Svk, 26 octobre 2012 - 11:07 .

[ld1449]

Julia, don't make me stab you.