wasnt there someone saying that the star gay space magic kid is lying and it only kills the reapers or something like that
and anyway the asari were close to making their own mass relays so civilization is only fucked until they fix/rebuild the mass relays
[QUOTE=Eltro102;35402347]wasnt there someone saying that the star gay space magic kit is lying and it only kills the reapers or something like that[/QUOTE]
well EDI survives even if you pick destroy
and apparently the explanation from ME's twitter is that starkid was lying
The Asari weren't close to building their own relay.
Matriarch Aethtyta suggested they work on making Relays and they "laughed the blue off her ass".
[QUOTE=Egevened;35402216]considering with all the endings it'd take ships some good weeks to reach omega, what if this takes place like 10 years later [/QUOTE]
I think "Some good weeks" is an eensy weensy bit of an understatement.
[QUOTE=Mr. Scorpio;35402368]well EDI survives even if you pick destroy
and apparently the explanation from ME's twitter is that starkid was lying[/QUOTE]
revealing important plot information on twitter
not in the game itself
best writers in the industry
[QUOTE=Mr. Scorpio;35402368]well EDI survives even if you pick destroy
and apparently the explanation from ME's twitter is that starkid was lying[/QUOTE]
She does? I think she only appears if you choose synergy.
If the Protheans can build relays, then I'm sure the races of this cycle will figure out how to build their own aswell eventually
[QUOTE=Darth_GW7;35402382]I think "Some good weeks" is an eensy weensy bit of an understatement.[/QUOTE]
normandy can go some good percent faster than light speed, can it not?
[QUOTE=Lankist;35402389]revealing important plot information on twitter
not in the game itself
best writers in the industry[/QUOTE]
they're almost as good at developing a story as you are
and i mean that entirely without sarcasm
[QUOTE=Scar;35402405]If the Protheans can build relays, then I'm sure the races of this cycle will figure out how to build their own aswell eventually[/QUOTE]
did you even play the series
"The protheans did not forge the mass relays. They did not construct the citadel."
[QUOTE=Darth_GW7;35402401]She does? I think she only appears if you choose synergy.[/QUOTE]
People have reported seeing EDI come out of the Normandy even when choosing the Destroy ending.
[QUOTE=Egevened;35402413]did you even play the series
"The protheans did not forge the mass relays. They did not construct the citadel."[/QUOTE]
What about the relay on Ilos then?
[QUOTE=Egevened;35402413]did you even play the series
"The protheans did not forge the mass relays. They did not construct the citadel."[/QUOTE]
They did build the one-way only Conduit though.
Well if you pick synthesis, Omega will probably be alive or something, because in the green ending, even Joker's hat was a cyborg.
[QUOTE=Lankist;35402389]revealing important plot information on twitter
not in the game itself
best writers in the industry[/QUOTE]
They revealed that most of the people on the Citadel died via Twitter as well.
[QUOTE=Scar;35402405]If the Protheans can build relays, then I'm sure the races of this cycle will figure out how to build their own aswell eventually[/QUOTE]
The protheans were an autocratic technocracy with control of the entire galaxy
they kind of had a bit of an advantage over the current cycle
[QUOTE=Mingebox;35402442]Well if you pick synthesis, Omega will probably be alive or something, because in the green ending, even Joker's hat was a cyborg.
[/QUOTE]
Omega takes on the shape of Aria's face
"I AM OMEGA"
[QUOTE=Egevened;35402406]normandy can go some good percent faster than light speed, can it not?[/QUOTE]
the issue is that there's a hefty difference between traveling faster than light and getting anywhere.
Traveling at the speed of light, getting to the closest star to Earth would still take 4.2 years.
If I recall, Mass Effect ships can go something around 12 lightyears in 24 hours, which means the rough maximum speed is 0.5 lyrs/hr. It would take eight hours at this speed to get from Sol to Proxima Centauri, the CLOSEST solar object to our system.
At this speed, you can cross ~4,300 lightyears annually (without accounting for stops, fuel, etc.) The Milky Way is ~120,000 lightyears across. This means, even assuming you have absolutely unlimited fuel, food, air, water, etc., it would still take ~27 years of non-stop flying to get from one end to the other. Add that, if you choose the Destroy ending, all Reaper-derived tech goes poof and you don't even have FTL drives anymore.
As is implied in the Buzz Aldrin Power Hour, it would seem people just sort of gave up at that prospect.
[QUOTE=Mr. Scorpio;35402444]The protheans were an autocratic technocracy with control of the entire galaxy
they kind of had a bit of an advantage over the current cycle[/QUOTE]
True enough.
But considering that the Turians can reserve engineer a reaper cannon in under two years, and that all the best scientist were already working on the Crucible toghether, I think them building a new relay isn't that unlikely.
[QUOTE=GetBent;35402461]Omega takes on the shape of Aria's face
"I AM OMEGA"[/QUOTE]
no it will morph into aria's signature couch
[QUOTE=Scar;35402504]True enough.
But considering that the Turians can reserve engineer a reaper cannon in under two years, and that all the best scientist were already working on the Crucible toghether, I think them building a new relay isn't that unlikely.[/QUOTE]
what the hell happened to the crucible team by the way
where were they even during the construction of the crucible
were they like on a moonbase or something with sustainable resources
[QUOTE=Mr. Scorpio;35402555]what the hell happened to the crucible team by the way
where were they even during the construction of the crucible
were they like on a moonbase or something with sustainable resources[/QUOTE]
Probably on the various support ships you find as war assets.
Plus there were Turian and Alliance ships guarding the construction site.
[QUOTE=Lankist;35402389]revealing important plot information on twitter
not in the game itself
best writers in the industry[/QUOTE]
idk, the best hopeful thing is that we were all too stupid to notice all the small shit they put in there to make us think and realize shit from ME1 to ME3, and the indoctrination theory is real, and they just revealed it in twitter cause they're sick of answering same old questions
cause i've been hooked to this indoctrination theory, the first video says it very well
[video=youtube;ythY_GkEBck]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ythY_GkEBck[/video]
[video=youtube;ZZOyeFvnhiI]http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ZZOyeFvnhiI[/video]
then again, it could be bioware being lazy as shit, but i'll hold onto the indoctrination theory until proven otherwise
still could be lazy as shit
You do realize that Bioware themselves have stated that their isn't more to the ending, right?
LOTS OF SPECULATION FROM EVERYONE
you just played right into their hands
congratulations
[QUOTE=lolwutdude;35402585]and the indoctrination theory is real, and they just revealed it in twitter cause they're sick of answering same old questions[/QUOTE]
Gonna need a link.
lolololoololol
You guys are batshit insane to think that the indoctrination theory is real.
Seriously.
Honestly, the indoctrination thing isn't really helping.
It's like you saw something so completely and utterly disappointing and said to yourself "I know, I should RAISE my standards even higher!"
You are setting yourself up for even more crippling disappointment.
[QUOTE=Lankist;35402494]the issue is that there's a hefty difference between traveling faster than light and getting anywhere.
Traveling at the speed of light, getting to the closest star to Earth would still take 4.2 years.
If I recall, Mass Effect ships can go something around 12 lightyears in 24 hours, which means the rough maximum speed is 0.5 lyrs/hr. It would take eight hours at this speed to get from Sol to Proxima Centauri, the CLOSEST solar object to our system.
The Milky Way galaxy is about 120,000 light years in diameter. So, basically, to get from the Alpha relay to Rannoch (roughly across the galaxy,) it would take 10,000 years. So, for any reasonable trip, we're taking in centuries.[/QUOTE]
Actually, I think it was calculated to be like 30 years, but then you have to factor in fuel, supplies, and drive discharges, so you'd definitely not be going in a straight line, especially considering there might be expanses of empty space to large to travel across.
[QUOTE=GetBent;35402688]Gonna need a link.[/QUOTE]
i was just answering lankist's answer to another dude's answer with what i thought, i dont know if that twitter was real
but i do believe in bioware so much, maybe i've fallen into their hands or whatever, but i'll treat them as i'll treat valve, they're good until their shit is proven otherwise, i can't really dispute much shit in the first video
then again, they could've been lazy as shit
@lankist - maybe
[QUOTE=lolwutdude;35402585]they just revealed it in twitter cause they're sick of answering same old questions[/QUOTE]
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