What about all the bacteria inside you body..? Or all the little creatures that call a human home? Sentient headlice?
I know I answered this before.. but the answer is rather simple.
The bacteria are replaced by synthetic parts.
Elegant and beautiful 
I thought it would only affect self-aware creatures. Regardless, I think a lot of the younger races would assume that they have evolved in some way.
What about the worm things that are burrowed around every one of our eyelashes right now?What about all the bacteria inside you body..? Or all the little creatures that call a human home? Sentient headlice?
I thought it would only affect self-aware creatures. Regardless, I think a lot of the younger races would assume that they have evolved in some way.
What, like the plants and clothing..
Yeah, about that... is your clothing now a part of you? Can you take it off, or will you have to take a shower (is the circuitry waterproof?) and put yourself through a tumble dry cycle each morning, listening to the dryer make snide comments about your weight as you're jangled about?What, like the plants and clothing..
Yeah, about that... is your clothing now a part of you? Can you take it off, or will you have to take a shower and put yourself through a tumble dry cycle each morning, listening to the dryer make snide comments about your weight as you're jangled about?
Odd that synthesis gives you credit for completing the game, but refuse does not.
I thought it would only affect self-aware creatures. Regardless, I think a lot of the younger races would assume that they have evolved in some way.
They would probably think it was some sort of divine intervention by whatever god or gods the inhabitants believe in.
Odd that synthesis gives you credit for completing the game, but refuse does not.
Because Refuse is Bioware flipping the table and declaring "Rocks fall, everyone dies!"
While Synthesis is The Ultimate Happy Ending You'd Have To Be An Idiot To Not Pick.
Odd that synthesis gives you credit for completing the game, but refuse does not.
Not really. Shepard/the player fails to complete the game's objective in Refuse, but succeeds in Sync. Why would you get credit for the failure?
can some one explain to me why does Shepard has to die for this ending? i mean couldnt he be a merged character like everyone else?
I expect a lot of religious cults bursting out claiming it as an evidence of the God's existence.
Been that way since one monkey looked at the sun and told the other monkey "He said for you to give me your f*cking share!"
can some one explain to me why does Shepard has to die for this ending? i mean couldnt he be a merged character like everyone else?
Because he's Space Jesus.
All the more reason to pick destroy. Dying for people's sins is for the birds.
So Jesus was a bird now?
I can hear the bible thumpers marching already
So Jesus was a bird now?
I can hear the bible thumpers marching already
Well, there's the jacana (sometimes referred to as the Jesus bird), which kind of walks on water.
The water strider tells that scrub to get off his turf.
Your body cleans itself now. No need to shower
*Raises hand*
Do we still poop, or no?
*Raises hand*
Do we still poop, or no?
Like the quarians' envirosuits, you now emit your own mass effect fields that break up waste. Elkoss Combine will no longer get our hard-earned credits selling toilets and urinals. You're welcome.
*Raises hand*
Do we still poop, or no?
EDI makes the point that everyone is now interconnected and they use that to share the combined knowledge of all the civilisations that came before them ( The Rachni have an organic QEC for example not hard to imagine a synthetic one) "i require only one interaction" learning isn't as hard for synthetics as it is for organics it wouldn't be hard to come to terms with what just happened. I don't see any reason why parasitic life wouldn't be synthesised it merges everything which probably includes what they feed off of, yuck anyway.
A synthesised rock now that would be something to talk about.
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