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Edolix

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My sarcasm detector is off the charts.

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AresKeith

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Edolix wrote...

My sarcasm detector is off the charts.


Its how you play Sarcastaball

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I was eating dinner and a bolt of sarcasm lightning went straight through my head.

When I came to the ME forums and saw this thread, I understood what happened.

Thanks, Shotgun J. Again, hat's off too ya.

I'm going to throw a motherboard in my soup and make Synthesis stew. Why should I wait for an advanced galaxy to make myself part machine?

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Endorlf wrote...

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


Do you want me to mock an ending I don't like? You really want me to do that? It would take longer than a single post, and it would encompass more than a single part of the multiple choice test we're given. It would be the entire ending. It a bookend of destruction as far as I'm concerned. But I don't want to go into that because I'll get called a hater. It encompasses all of the endings.

I've nothing against technology. Just in the way technology gets used at times. What I take issue with is the way that it was written, not with the concept of it itself. But for the sake of this I'll put my hands over my ears, yell "La la la la la" about the way it was written.

Now if they'd given Shepard a chance to live through the Synthesis ending perhaps it would have made this more enticing. Think about it. I mean what is needed here? DNA, right? Human DNA. There was something special about human DNA (from the DE ending and ME2) And an organic had to make the choice freely. What is below where the elevator was? a 5 minute old human corpse -- no cellular degeneration going on yet. DNA fresh as you get. Let's grab Anderson and chuck him into the beam. Shepard lives through it. Reunion. Happy ending. Done. EDI is alive. Geth Alive. Harvest over forever. Reapers help rebuild & share cultures. Everyone is different but no one knows it. Even Shepard doesn't know it.

I know. Anderson! Respect for the dead! Look he's dead. You're going to kill a billion geth or throw one dead man into a beam. Which is a worse crime? Okay, I know you're thinking. I'm mocking this, because I've been pro destroy for 7 months.

Shepard's life sucked. Shepard shouldn't have had to make a sacrifice in the end. Shepard deserved some happiness.

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Big fan of sarcastaball. Synthesis is fabtabulous.


Oops. Did a synthesis lover get an owie?

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Having glowing green eyes is awesome

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AresKeith wrote...

Having glowing green eyes is awesome


Glowing green eyes/skin/trees could be a temporary post-Synthesis effect. Synthesis is mostly about internal changes.

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Think how amazing it would be to message cyborg trees via Bluetooth!

"Hi Mr Oak tree, how's the weather up there? LOL :-) XX"

Modifié par Eryri, 26 octobre 2012 - 11:54 .


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Seival wrote...

AresKeith wrote...

Having glowing green eyes is awesome


Glowing green eyes/skin/trees could be a temporary post-Synthesis effect. Synthesis is mostly about internal changes.


Green organic and synthetic organs with my mind connected to the Reapers, awesome Image IPB

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spotlessvoid wrote...

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


Beats enslavement, mass genocide and betrayal, and of course, letting everyone die horribly because you didn't have the guts to make the tough choices at the end. Image IPB

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Id interface with you and indoctrinate you.  I mean if you want your mind able to be corrupted then go right ahead.  Being reprogrammed to believe something else was something that both organics and synthetics are equally crap at defending against. 

Modifié par Xellith, 27 octobre 2012 - 12:27 .


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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.  :wizard:

I have seen 12 year olds troll better.

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Aaaand... FAAAAIL.

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Xellith wrote...

Id interface with you and indoctrinate you.  I mean if you want your mind able to be corrupted then go right ahead.  Being reprogrammed to believe something else was something that both organics and synthetics are equally crap at defending against. 


But this happens without people even being interfaced. They get indoctrinated daily. They get reprogrammed daily. I'm not meaning to get political here but I'm going to use the example: watch the election polling -- it's insanity. It's all depending upon spin and propaganda and whose is more effective.

So this argument about being half synthetic and half organic and being more vulnerable to being reprogrammed and being hacked is a non-sequetir.

There! Credible argument!

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Xellith wrote...

Id interface with you and indoctrinate you.  I mean if you want your mind able to be corrupted then go right ahead.  Being reprogrammed to believe something else was something that both organics and synthetics are equally crap at defending against. 


Aren't we already indoctrinated from birth with whatever values, morals, and beliefs that we were taught?


Society indoctrinates us, makes us its implement.

So, what's the difference?

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Like I've always said, it would be cool to fuse with my iPod and make a playlist bigger than Nick and Norah's. It would save me sooo much money on headphones if I could fuse with a system too.

Oh, the possibilities.

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OperatingWookie wrote...

Society indoctrinates us, makes us its implement.

So, what's the difference?


You can't be serious.




I'll give you a hint: In one of those two, there are genocide spaceships and an AI overlord involved...

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Jinx1720 wrote...

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****.


My stance on Synthesis, more or less.

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Argolas wrote...

OperatingWookie wrote...

Society indoctrinates us, makes us its implement.

So, what's the difference?


You can't be serious.




I'll give you a hint: In one of those two, there are genocide spaceships and an AI overlord involved...


The reapers are simply a foreign society.

You've simply been indoctrinated to be xenophobic.

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OperatingWookie wrote...

Argolas wrote...

OperatingWookie wrote...

Society indoctrinates us, makes us its implement.

So, what's the difference?


You can't be serious.




I'll give you a hint: In one of those two, there are genocide spaceships and an AI overlord involved...


The reapers are simply a foreign society.

You've simply been indoctrinated to be xenophobic.


Maybe I am just too tired to recognize your sarcasm, but if you really are serious...

-Xenophobic means fear towards the unknown. We do not fear the reapers because we do not understand them, we fear the reapers because they kill us all.

-The reapers are not a society. They do not fit in even a single part of the definition of the term "society". They do not even fit the defintion of life.

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I cant believe people like synthesis :|

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jpraelster93 wrote...

I cant believe people like synthesis :|



What's wrong with Shepard expressing their thoughts on the ending by pulling a Saren with an energy beam?

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Everyone loves being an admin. Can't say that for the endusers though.

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dreamgazer wrote...
In a post-synthesis world, bread slices itself.

It is not the spoon, but you that bends.

There is no spoon.

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Davik Kang wrote...

dreamgazer wrote...
In a post-synthesis world, bread slices itself.

It is not the spoon, but you that bends.

There is no spoon.

Actually the spoon is now sentient and understands you perfectly, and the bread...well let's just say that leaves weren't the only things that now have microships.

All hail synthesis!