JadeShepard wrote...
zombieord wrote...
Clever... except Shep dies in all 3 endings. The breath scene is nothing but a tease. It's nothing more than an easter egg.
this.
BansheeOwnage wrote...
OMG This!Iamjdr wrote...
I mean is that really the Best argument for not picking destroy you can come up with? people who follow orders don't make there own choices and are slaves... Really? How about owning actual slaves(control) and taking away everyones right to decided for themselves (synthesis)
JadeShepard wrote...
zombieord wrote...
Clever... except Shep dies in all 3 endings. The breath scene is nothing but a tease. It's nothing more than an easter egg.
this.
Argolas wrote...
What you are really saying is "My interpretation is the exact opposite of everything the game and the developers suggest, but it's still the only true one and everyone who claims otherwise is wrong."
Modifié par Argolas, 21 janvier 2013 - 04:49 .
Hadeedak wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
OMG This!Iamjdr wrote...
I mean is that really the Best argument for not picking destroy you can come up with? people who follow orders don't make there own choices and are slaves... Really? How about owning actual slaves(control) and taking away everyones right to decided for themselves (synthesis)
Spec-spec-speculation!
But hey, if that's how you want to headcanon the other endings going, that's fine. It's not how I do, but I guess not everyone has my sunny outlook.
Argolas wrote...
JadeShepard wrote...
zombieord wrote...
Clever... except Shep dies in all 3 endings. The breath scene is nothing but a tease. It's nothing more than an easter egg.
this.Argolas wrote...
What you are really saying is "My interpretation is the exact opposite of everything the game and the developers suggest, but it's still the only true one and everyone who claims otherwise is wrong."
Modifié par BleedingUranium, 21 janvier 2013 - 05:08 .
You sure about that Jade?JadeShepard wrote...
zombieord wrote...
Clever... except Shep dies in all 3 endings. The breath scene is nothing but a tease. It's nothing more than an easter egg.
this.
BleedingUranium wrote...
The name of the video file is "ShepAlive". Check and mate.
Modifié par Heretic_Hanar, 21 janvier 2013 - 05:43 .
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
The name of the video file is "ShepAlive". Check and mate.
File names say nothing at all. Some of the synthesis files are named "JoinTheReapers" but that isn't what actually happens in Synthesis.
BleedingUranium wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
The name of the video file is "ShepAlive". Check and mate.
File names say nothing at all. Some of the synthesis files are named "JoinTheReapers" but that isn't what actually happens in Synthesis.
The irony of this is hilarious.
BleedingUranium wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
The name of the video file is "ShepAlive". Check and mate.
File names say nothing at all. Some of the synthesis files are named "JoinTheReapers" but that isn't what actually happens in Synthesis.
The irony of this is hilarious.
JadeShepard wrote...
The game, in fact, tells you the opposite. How else do you think people have come to this conclusion? lol....
Also, the devs have not once said "yes, the breathe scene means Shepard lives, undeniably." And they never will say that. There's a reason.
You may notice that in the “Shepard lives” ending, the love interest hesitates to place Shepard’s name on the wall, and instead looks up as though deep in thought. This is meant to suggest that the love interest is not ready to believe Shepard is dead, and the final scene reveals they are correct. As the Normandy lifts off, there is hope that the love interest and Shepard will again be together.
Modifié par Argolas, 21 janvier 2013 - 05:54 .
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
The name of the video file is "ShepAlive". Check and mate.
File names say nothing at all. Some of the synthesis files are named "JoinTheReapers" but that isn't what actually happens in Synthesis.
The irony of this is hilarious.
There is no irony. You don't join the reapers in Synthesis, period. Your headcanon and fan-fiction means nothing to me.
That's a strange developing practice you have there. Namings don't necessarily correspond to the final content, but usually correspond to the intentions.Heretic_Hanar wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
The name of the video file is "ShepAlive". Check and mate.
File names say nothing at all. Some of the synthesis files are named "JoinTheReapers" but that isn't what actually happens in Synthesis.
I'm a game-developer myself. Me and the company I work for often name files silly names that might not 100% match with the actual content in the file, as long as the name makes it clear for the developers what the file is and what it does. Keep in mind that you, the consumer, is not even supposed to see the names of these files.
MegumiAzusa wrote...
That's a strange developing practice you have there. Namings don't necessarily correspond to the final content, but usually correspond to the intentions.Heretic_Hanar wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
The name of the video file is "ShepAlive". Check and mate.
File names say nothing at all. Some of the synthesis files are named "JoinTheReapers" but that isn't what actually happens in Synthesis.
I'm a game-developer myself. Me and the company I work for often name files silly names that might not 100% match with the actual content in the file, as long as the name makes it clear for the developers what the file is and what it does. Keep in mind that you, the consumer, is not even supposed to see the names of these files.
Also the guardian plainly says that "you will become like us".
Though you are sure of "JoinTheReapers"? The only thing similar I know of is "BecomeAReaper" which is Control.
BleedingUranium wrote...
And you do become a Reaper, even in literal.
MegumiAzusa wrote...
That's a strange developing practice you have there. Namings don't necessarily correspond to the final content, but usually correspond to the intentions.Heretic_Hanar wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
The name of the video file is "ShepAlive". Check and mate.
File names say nothing at all. Some of the synthesis files are named "JoinTheReapers" but that isn't what actually happens in Synthesis.
I'm a game-developer myself. Me and the company I work for often name files silly names that might not 100% match with the actual content in the file, as long as the name makes it clear for the developers what the file is and what it does. Keep in mind that you, the consumer, is not even supposed to see the names of these files.
Also the guardian plainly says that "you will become like us".
Though you are sure of "JoinTheReapers"? The only thing similar I know of is "BecomeAReaper" which is Control.
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
That's a strange developing practice you have there. Namings don't necessarily correspond to the final content, but usually correspond to the intentions.Heretic_Hanar wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
The name of the video file is "ShepAlive". Check and mate.
File names say nothing at all. Some of the synthesis files are named "JoinTheReapers" but that isn't what actually happens in Synthesis.
I'm a game-developer myself. Me and the company I work for often name files silly names that might not 100% match with the actual content in the file, as long as the name makes it clear for the developers what the file is and what it does. Keep in mind that you, the consumer, is not even supposed to see the names of these files.
Also the guardian plainly says that "you will become like us".
Though you are sure of "JoinTheReapers"? The only thing similar I know of is "BecomeAReaper" which is Control.
Of course the file-names make somewhat sense. They always make clear what is inside the file. But sometimes we like to name the file of a certain steampunk character "SteampunkNaziOfficer", not because he is a Nazi (he isn't), but because he looks like one (with a long grey coat, a hat and lots of medals, similar to what an actual Nazi officer might look like.
You're first designing the looks and then create the logic/background/role? In any case that's a strange way of creating assets as it's usually the other way round, which results in descriptive namings that do indeed reflect the intentions and not something that will at least somewhat change over the course of the development.Heretic_Hanar wrote...
Of course the file-names make somewhat sense. They always make clear what is inside the file. But sometimes we like to name the file of a certain steampunk character "SteampunkNaziOfficer", not because he is a Nazi (he isn't), but because he looks like one (with a long grey coat, a hat and lots of medals, similar to what an actual Nazi officer might look like.
BleedingUranium wrote...
Heretic_Hanar wrote...
MegumiAzusa wrote...
That's a strange developing practice you have there. Namings don't necessarily correspond to the final content, but usually correspond to the intentions.Heretic_Hanar wrote...
BleedingUranium wrote...
The name of the video file is "ShepAlive". Check and mate.
File names say nothing at all. Some of the synthesis files are named "JoinTheReapers" but that isn't what actually happens in Synthesis.
I'm a game-developer myself. Me and the company I work for often name files silly names that might not 100% match with the actual content in the file, as long as the name makes it clear for the developers what the file is and what it does. Keep in mind that you, the consumer, is not even supposed to see the names of these files.
Also the guardian plainly says that "you will become like us".
Though you are sure of "JoinTheReapers"? The only thing similar I know of is "BecomeAReaper" which is Control.
Of course the file-names make somewhat sense. They always make clear what is inside the file. But sometimes we like to name the file of a certain steampunk character "SteampunkNaziOfficer", not because he is a Nazi (he isn't), but because he looks like one (with a long grey coat, a hat and lots of medals, similar to what an actual Nazi officer might look like.
That is totally irrelevant.
MegumiAzusa wrote...
You're first designing the looks and then create the logic/background/role? In any case that's a strange way of creating assets as it's usually the other way round, which results in descriptive namings that do indeed reflect the intentions and not something that will at least somewhat change over the course of the development.Heretic_Hanar wrote...
Of course the file-names make somewhat sense. They always make clear what is inside the file. But sometimes we like to name the file of a certain steampunk character "SteampunkNaziOfficer", not because he is a Nazi (he isn't), but because he looks like one (with a long grey coat, a hat and lots of medals, similar to what an actual Nazi officer might look like.
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