zero129 said:
I didn't want to get back into this with you again... But here we go. First of all to you're 1st point. That would be all well and good if the game wasn't finished, but since it was and they still flat out lied i think bioware deserves all the backlash they get from fans, Don't you??. think about it?, they knew the game had this shitty A,B,C ending. Yet they told the fans it wouldn't have an A,B,C ending. So was that not flat out lying like i said?, should we all be happy they told us Fans lies??. No we shouldn't that's why they deserve everything they are getting atm. And why they are going to fix it. Now on to you're 2nd point, That is also speculation on you're behalf as no where in the ME games does it say it doesn't destory a "Whole" solar system. As going by the arrivel DLC it shows it does in fact Destory a whole Solar system. Plus like i said before if you watch the endings again you will see the explusion from them blowing up pretty much devouring the whole soloar system where they are based. So we have facts to go by there, what you are going by is like i said before speculation, Unless you can prove me wrong somehow with proof??, and not just speculation.... |
You've got to pay a little more attention to both the Codex and the dialogues on Arrival. They say that a relay exploding releases the energy equivalent of a Supernova and Supernovas don't exactly destroy a whole system, especially since most of them collapse after a set energy has been released. See the formation of black holes, neutron stars (commonly known as Pulsars) and other Supernova related phenomenae in RL. And since the existance of planets surrounding neutron stars have been confirmed ( http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/pubmed/17732735, http://adsabs.harvard.edu/abs/2007MNRAS.381L...1L), there's the possibility that not all planets would have been destroyed with a Relay explosion.
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