Posted June 26, 2012
I am so glad that EA didn't go that path.
Your argument is invalid.
I am so glad that EA didn't go that path.
Your argument is invalid.
Posted June 26, 2012
The thing I'm concerned about is my military rating is now that I haven't been playing multiplayer. I had to use the multiplier that was applied to get myself up to the necessary rating for the "best" ending. I wonder if I have to do that again....
Posted June 26, 2012
SPOILER OF THE ORIGINAL ENDING
Peoples complained that all alien species will end up stuck in SOL system with no possibility to return to their planet.... easy... thanks to a dead reaper body they discover a magical prototype FTL drive that allows galaxy wide travels.
Peoples complained about EDI and the Geth dying in the red explosion ending... easy... remove the phrase where kidgod say the red explosion will kill them too.
Peoples complained about the companions appearing inside the Normandy or the Normandy fleeing... easy again... add a scene where Sheppard order its companion and the Normandy to leave.
etc...etc...
Posted June 26, 2012
Peoples complained that all alien species will end up stuck in SOL system with no possibility to return to their planet.... easy... thanks to a dead reaper body they discover a magical prototype FTL drive that allows galaxy wide travels.
omg how many times ... it's total bullshit. Even normady could travel from system to system on FUEL. To travel between NEBULAS you had to use mass relays. In Orion's Nebula , where solar system is located there are BILLIONS of stars , and each fucking one of them may have planets around it.
LEARN COSMOS GUYS.
Post edited June 26, 2012 by keeveek
Posted June 26, 2012
I haven't been able to play yet because I'm at work but from what I've been reading on BSN they retconned to hell and back like I said they would. (Catalyst is still in though)
Posted June 26, 2012
The power of denial, A lot of fans refused to accept that Bioware writers could be so totally incompetent and instead considered that if the endings were as lame as they were it must be because they has some "hidden" and clever reasons.
Personally I always thought the e-theory was way too clever for Bioware to have thought of it on their own.
Personally I always thought the e-theory was way too clever for Bioware to have thought of it on their own.
Posted June 26, 2012
Peoples complained that all alien species will end up stuck in SOL system with no possibility to return to their planet.... easy... thanks to a dead reaper body they discover a magical prototype FTL drive that allows galaxy wide travels.
In Orion's Nebula , where solar system is located there are BILLIONS of stars , and each fucking one of them may have planets around it.
LEARN COSMOS GUYS.
Personally I always thought the e-theory was way too clever for Bioware to have thought of it on their own.
But you have to give credits to Casey Hudson that rest of the game was brilliant. ;)
Post edited June 26, 2012 by IronStar
Posted June 26, 2012
Yes. Even us, with our lousy telescopes already found around 50 habitable planets. With THEIR technology, term "habitable" may be quite different than ours.
I've read somewhere that it can be even 2,5 billion habitable planets in our galaxy. I don't know how much in Orion Belt / Orion Nebula, though.
But "omg wtf they are trapped in solar system now" theory is pure bullshit.
I've read somewhere that it can be even 2,5 billion habitable planets in our galaxy. I don't know how much in Orion Belt / Orion Nebula, though.
But "omg wtf they are trapped in solar system now" theory is pure bullshit.
Post edited June 26, 2012 by keeveek
Posted June 26, 2012
Personally I always thought the e-theory was way too clever for Bioware to have thought of it on their own.
It would have been actually a good idea, if "dying" or shooting anders, shooting yourself, etc would have progressed the game.
Very few games did that before.
Oh, and I agree that the theory was way to elaborate to actually be thought of. But Bioware put a lot of thinking into the ME universe, just read all those secondary codex entries ...
Posted June 26, 2012
If the Quarians wanted to live on "any" planet they wouldn't have spent centuries in their ships.
Post edited June 26, 2012 by Gersen
Posted June 26, 2012
Post edited June 26, 2012 by SimonG
Posted June 26, 2012
If the Quarians wanted to live on "any" planet they wouldn't have spend centuries in their ships.
Posted June 26, 2012
If the Quarians wanted to live on "any" planet they wouldn't have spend centuries in their ships.
SPOILERS:
they have retconned the relays being destroyed. The cutscene doesn't show them exploding anymore and apparently Hackett stated that they will rebuild them. This happens in the Destroy ending if I understood correctly.
