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[QUOTE="Revan_911"] Just watch this gameplay video and listen to the dialogue. It's the most dumb thing I've seen and i have seen Space Mutiny. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=IymgIxeRskw
Also life would not be so intellegent if the reapers didn't leave this tecnology around. And i just remember another thing. They say that this cycle repeated itself for at least 100 times or something, but only now the reapers need to find "The conduit" to enter the citadel.How did they enter the previous 99 times?
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They explain it in the game.
I keep getting the sense that he wasn't following the story closely. or he didn't go as indepth with it.
SPOILERS!!!
The reason the Reaper needed to find the conduit was so that Saren could access the Citadel tower and activate the relay for the other Reapers to rush in. the Citadel is essentially a giant trap. If you dug into the information that Vigil (on Ilos) he said that the few remaining Protheans that lasted the onslaught of the Reapers, made a smaller relay (however it was a one-way stop), and altered the signal on the Keepers.
How the Reapers came in is pretty simple.
After cleaning the galaxy, they leave one of their own behind. The vanguard occasionally from time to time awakes from it's hibernation to see what the situation is. When the time is right, the vanguard sends a signal to the Keepers on the Citadel to open the relay for the Reapers. However due to the alterations made by the last Protheans the signal did not come through. this forced the vanguard to find 'allies', a Spectre found it (Saren). and the Geth worshipped the Reaper like a god.
Saren is the villain, but it turns out that the ship is a Reaper and is the main villain. Saren came off as a villain, but he thought (after he learned about the cycle) he could save organic life.
When the Reapers does the whole "you cannot possibly understand". I never got the feeling of the writers deciding they didn't know the answer. If you were even listening to the Reapers tone and what it was saying. It has nothing but absolute distaste for Organic life. It wasn't gonna tell you it's motives like a bad comic-book villain. If the cycle has been going unbroken time and time again, and Reapers utterly destroy every civilization, then it feels no threat or reason to explain itself.
"Your a Reaper!"
"Reaper... the name the Protheans gave to their own destruction".
it doesn't even have it's own name.
As far as its motives, we don't know yet. Even then the destruction of the galaxy is reason enough to stop the thing.
Also if you were listening to the Vanguard, the REASON they left the relays intact, and some remaining technology, was so it controlled the route of how a civilization would develop, making it easier to predict how to take down the organics when the Reapers came in. Also when the Citadel was activated, the Reapers were able to shut down the other relays, utterly cutting each system off from one another (in other words organic life was S.O.L. ).
End of Spoiler
If you don't like that it is 'save the universe', you don't like the dialog of the characters, and you don't like the idea of spectres.
then you picked up the wrong game.
Also the idea of the story not being interesting, because what it turns into when you boil it down. then i plead you find a new hobby.
Mario = Save Mushroom Kingdom
Zelda = Save **** Kingdom
Halo = Save Humanity/Destroy Halos that can destroy a ton of life
Dragon Age = Save World from Darkspawn
Mass Effect = Save Galaxy from Reapers
Gears of War = Save Planet Sera from Locust
Resistance = Save Earth
Except they do the "It's like farting on a slug" thing multiple times. If they did it once i would think they left something for the sequel. Multiple times it's just bad writing. And just what in the hell happened in the end? When Sarren died, the reaper's shield failed. WHY would that happen? Is this omnipotent being really that stupid? The entire citadel was falling apart, a rock could have fallen on Sarren.
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