This. I still don't understand how this is considered a good twist when it was so obvious almost from the start.LostGryphon said:Knights of the Old Republic as a 15 year old.
I knew I was Revan before leaving the first world.
Exactly the same. Well, I was 14 at the time, though. And most people I've talked about it also got it. People around my age at the time.LostGryphon said:Knights of the Old Republic as a 15 year old.
I knew I was Revan before leaving the first world.
Unfortunately I had the twist ruined for me before I played the game D:DoPo said:Exactly the same. Well, I was 14 at the time, though. And most people I've talked about it also got it. People around my age at the time.LostGryphon said:Knights of the Old Republic as a 15 year old.
I knew I was Revan before leaving the first world.
Only recently did I start seeing people surprised by that plot twist. And that is since I started coming here, where more people talk about KotOR.
Other than that, the Mass Effect thing. I didn't "solve" it as much as it was so boring and unoriginal, that I couldn't even bother trying to be excited which of stories I already knew did BioWare put into the game.
...I...I don't want to think about The Flood being in the new trilogy. If the new trilogy includes actual boss fights than I would be willing to accept The Flood in 4 if Gravemind is the final boss and killing it results in The Flood dying out or something.Aerosteam 1908 said:The Halo rings weren't meant to destroy the Flood.
Also... The Flood will return in Halo 4-6 and what you have to do is reverse what the Halo rings do.
I'M CALLING ON IT.