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[Canderous87]

He should have just overdosed comotose Shepherd with narcotics and stole a ship. Why go through the trouble of converting the mechs? Hell why did Wilson even pull this random treachery AFTER working on Shepherd for 2 years? I never understood this.

[ToshiStation38]

I'm not sure I'd call him a moron. I mean, he did successfully bring a spaced man back to life.



That whole station part is kind of sketchy on plot. I never really understood what Wilson was trying to do.

[Jake71887]

ToshiStation38 wrote...

I'm not sure I'd call him a moron. I mean, he did successfully bring a spaced man back to life.

That whole station part is kind of sketchy on plot. I never really understood what Wilson was trying to do.

Kill off the station's crew and escape with a Shepard he thought was comatose so he could sell him?

[Sapienti]

Did they ever go into detail on what he was after? I can't remember. If he did all that to kill Shepard then yea he is an idiot but if it was something else we'd never know because Miranda just shot him without asking "what were you doing anyway"

[Canderous87]

Jake71887 wrote...

ToshiStation38 wrote...

I'm not sure I'd call him a moron. I mean, he did successfully bring a spaced man back to life.

That whole station part is kind of sketchy on plot. I never really understood what Wilson was trying to do.

Kill off the station's crew and escape with a Shepard he thought was comatose so he could sell him?

Actually this makes more sense, Miranda did insist on Wilson trying to kill everyone including Shepherd, but the motive of stealing him and selling him to The Shadow Broker is more logical. Still like Miranda said, his timing couldn't have been worse.

[ToshiStation38]

I don't think it really mattered why he was doing it. Miranda's only responsibility was to get Shepard out alive.

[Palpatine77]

Jake71887 wrote...

ToshiStation38 wrote...

I'm not sure I'd call him a moron. I mean, he did successfully bring a spaced man back to life.

That whole station part is kind of sketchy on plot. I never really understood what Wilson was trying to do.

Kill off the station's crew and escape with a Shepard he thought was comatose so he could sell him?

That's the only motive that makes sense to me. Since it's never really explained in-game, that's the motive I'll go with.

[SimonTheFrog]

When you listen to the audio files its obvious that Wilson was in love with Miranda but she rejected him. Plus he felt that he wasn't given enough money.
Both not really reasons to go berserk, but at least he wasn't content with his job at all and probably played violent video games too. So he just snapped ^^

*edit*

He was like "Shepard alive? How the...? Nevermind...." in one of the dialogs. He was clearly not planning to sell Shepard.... at least not alive.

Modifié par SimonTheFrog, 12 février 2010 - 02:29 .

[Ajspeed]

Umm ok ive got nothing hes a bloody idiot who desevered his tasty shot to the face

[Aisynia]

The Collectors and/or the Shadow Broker probably paid him to do it.

[Palpatine77]

You never know. As nefarious as the Illusive Man is, maybe he set up the attack inside the ship, merely wanting to see if Sheppard still was as combat worthy as he used to be before sending him on much more dangerous missions ahead. A small number of security robots wouldn't be much of a problem for Sheppard, not after all they dealt with in ME1.

[Cutlass Jack]

Wilson was framed.

[Empiro]

I always thought that he wanted to steal Shepard and sell him to the Collectors (who would no doubt pay more for a living Shepard).

In either case, he needed Shepard's body, and he wasn't going to be able to sneak out in the middle of the night with it.

Modifié par Empiro, 13 février 2010 - 03:13 .

[shaneho78]

Wilson is ME2's Jenkins with a twist Note that he gets immediately replaced by Miranda (mirrors Ashley's ME1 entrance)

[DarthCaine]

I always thought he was working for someone, but it was never explained (just like a lot of things, like the plague, harbinger's interest in Shepard etc.)

[The Capital Gaultier]

SimonTheFrog wrote...

...probably played violent video games too.

Ah, that'd do it.

[KainrycKarr]

I want Steve Blum to voice Shepard. I could listen to that dude do renegade responses all day.

[Nightwriter]

Yeah, it always confused me. What was really going on during that attack? Who was Wilson working for? Was he working for anyone?



They mentioned nothing about it. Weirdness.

[TheBRADLeyB]

Well here is why Wilson didn't kill Shepard Earlier...



When he first started the project... He was for it (or atleast not against it or wanting to kill Shepard).



You find a audio log of him complaining how you are 2 Billion Dollars over budget and at the end he says he wishes TIM would kick some of that cash his way.



It can be assumed that Wilson was offered more money to kill Shepard after the two years. However Wilson (being a Douche bag not an idiot) knows that if he simply kills Shepard and stays he could be caught. If he kills Shepard and Leaves they will know it is him to killed Shepard. (He could easily have killed Shepard while he was asleep. But by staging the Attack and letting the Mechs do his dirty work he can claim to be one of the few 'survivors' who barely escaped the mechs. He becomes a Victim and not a suspicious person of interest.



(you don't want Cerberus knowing you Killed someone they've spent 2 Billion OVER BUDGET on... it's a poor idea)



So you just make it seem like an attack that wasn't you.



It's like in the ME book (Retribution I think?) When The Main Scientist has the Mercs come in and kill everyone and move their bodies to the Cafetera before detonating a bomb. They do that to destroy the bodies so the Alliance can't figure out how many bodies (or Who the Bodies Are) So they can't Identify the 'traitor' if they suspect one.



i hope this is making sense. I've had a few... Well I mean... I'm Drunk.

[flem1]

He may have been a patsy. Too bad you can't ask Miranda about this after she dumps TIM.

[Sharn01]

Patsy, Illusive man or Miranda set it up as a test to see if Shep had what it took to get out of the station alive.

[Gemini1179]

ToshiStation38 wrote...

That whole station part is kind of sketchy on plot. I never really understood what Wilson was trying to do.

Teach you how to pick up thermal clips, take cover, hop over cover, grab medi-gel, instruct an ally to use a power... duh.

[Palpatine77]

TheBRADLeyB wrote...

It can be assumed that Wilson was offered more money to kill Shepard after the two years. However Wilson (being a Douche bag not an idiot) knows that if he simply kills Shepard and stays he could be caught. If he kills Shepard and Leaves they will know it is him to killed Shepard. (He could easily have killed Shepard while he was asleep. But by staging the Attack and letting the Mechs do his dirty work he can claim to be one of the few 'survivors' who barely escaped the mechs. He becomes a Victim and not a suspicious person of interest.

(you don't want Cerberus knowing you Killed someone they've spent 2 Billion OVER BUDGET on... it's a poor idea)

So you just make it seem like an attack that wasn't you.

i hope this is making sense. I've had a few... Well I mean... I'm Drunk.

I was thinking, even while playing the game the first time, that Wilson shot himself in the leg to make it appear the robots shot him, thereby making himself above suspicion. Never mind, of course, that there were no robot bodies nearby that could've shot him....

Oh, and by the way, congrats on being drunk! Good times!  

[DeathScepter]

Does Mass effect 2 beginning reminds you of Kotor 2 beginning a bit? To me it does.