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Post by FluffyCannibal on Jun 5, 2017 13:01:29 GMT
...avatars? I've no idea where I'm going with this theory, but it would make sense of angaran "reincarnation" - they're literally recycled consciousnesses. Of course, their "reincarnation" could also be explained by them having some sort of memory imprinting ability - similar to what the protheans had - but only some angara can do it, and only their descendants can "read" it (and only if they possess the ability themselves).
I'm pretty much just throwing this into the wind here.
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Post by caterpillar on Jun 5, 2017 15:37:57 GMT
I was thinking that the Jardaan may have created the angara to be organic platforms for an AI (possibly that the Jardaan are synthetics themselves).
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Post by Deleted on Jun 5, 2017 17:37:29 GMT
SAM said the Angara were created to live in the Heleus Cluster, and the Archon said the Jardaan were "Architects of life" when he accessed SAM. It makes me wonder if other clusters with other aliens were also created by the Jardaan.
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Post by Kelwing on Jun 5, 2017 22:49:36 GMT
I've been thinking of the Angara the same as the skin jobs from Battlestar Galactica. Organic machines.
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Post by dazk on Jun 6, 2017 0:46:37 GMT
Somewhere during Meridian I think there is in one of those blue Jardaan displays that says something about the "renewal" of Heleus, perhaps implying that the original Angara/Planets were destroyed and that the Angara are being recreated. The reincarnation thing with the memories may be a way of giving the Angara historical memories that were lost or that gives them a sense of history.
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Post by timebean on Jun 8, 2017 1:22:44 GMT
I agree with all the above posts...they seem like vessels that didn't get to fulfill their original purpose (ie, the Jaardan's plan was cut short by the scourge). I think the reincarnation stuff and the bio-electric thing somehow tie into this.
I am kinda getting a Prometheus (movie) vibe from the Jaardan (especially when we explore Meridian). Anyone else?
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Post by zipzap2000 on Jun 8, 2017 1:25:29 GMT
How come when I made this thread nobody liked it? Not enough cannibalism? Discrimination due to a lack of furr? Poorly written post? No, that can't be it....
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Post by themikefest on Jun 8, 2017 1:33:23 GMT
Maybe a sequel or dlc will provide answers.
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Post by timebean on Jun 10, 2017 1:18:50 GMT
How come when I made this thread nobody liked it? Not enough cannibalism? Discrimination due to a lack of furr? Poorly written post? No, that can't be it.... The Ryncol fumes kept the masses at bay!
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Post by Psychevore on Jun 11, 2017 13:38:49 GMT
It all depends on what the Jardaan are, really. Personally I think the Jardaan are what the Catalyst tried to prevent: an AI species that wiped all organic life the cluster. And I mean ALL life, microscopic to macroscopic. But they grew a conscious and tried to recreate life, hence the massive efforts to terraform and reseed the planets with life. The Angara are the recreated creators of the Jardaan. Though I'll easily admit that this is probably not so, but I'd really want it to be problem is the Kett don't fit in very nicely with this theory and to make them work you have to keep the extinction of organic life within the cluster and this seems highly unlikely considering what the Jardaan are capable of.
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Post by duskwanderer on Jun 11, 2017 14:19:36 GMT
The Jaardan are talented enough to create life across a sector. I highly doubt they would need something like angara to serve as avatars for them.
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Post by dazk on Jun 12, 2017 0:47:01 GMT
The Jaardan are talented enough to create life across a sector. I highly doubt they would need something like angara to serve as avatars for them. What if they are attempting to understand organic life?
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Post by duskwanderer on Jun 12, 2017 0:58:15 GMT
The Jaardan are talented enough to create life across a sector. I highly doubt they would need something like angara to serve as avatars for them. What if they are attempting to understand organic life? The successes they have made with flora and fauna do not seem to be indicative of that. I would expect to see a lot more "failed experiments" or downright kooky stuff. Something you would think of when you thought the word "experiment.'
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Post by dazk on Jun 12, 2017 1:16:41 GMT
What if they are attempting to understand organic life? The successes they have made with flora and fauna do not seem to be indicative of that. I would expect to see a lot more "failed experiments" or downright kooky stuff. Something you would think of when you thought the word "experiment.' During the first Meridian trip one of the Jardaan logs says something about their aim being "renewal" of Heleus which I a assume includes the Angara as they were the native lifeform of Heleus. I am guessing that in developing the Angara to repopulate Heleus they may have also used it as a way to understand organic life and part of that may have been to use them as avatars. Maybe just initially and the current Angara are independent but just a wild guess.
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Post by duskwanderer on Jun 12, 2017 1:50:02 GMT
The successes they have made with flora and fauna do not seem to be indicative of that. I would expect to see a lot more "failed experiments" or downright kooky stuff. Something you would think of when you thought the word "experiment.' During the first Meridian trip one of the Jardaan logs says something about their aim being "renewal" of Heleus which I a assume includes the Angara as they were the native lifeform of Heleus. I am guessing that in developing the Angara to repopulate Heleus they may have also used it as a way to understand organic life and part of that may have been to use them as avatars. Maybe just initially and the current Angara are independent but just a wild guess. I see it as originating from some sort of failure. Perhaps, like Rakhana, overpopulation drained resources. Perhaps it was picked clean by the adversaries, the kett, or someone similar. The angara do not seem to be part of the "renewal" simply because the vaults don't seem to have anything to do with angara. They don't resonate with angara, SAM does it.
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Post by dazk on Jun 12, 2017 3:33:35 GMT
During the first Meridian trip one of the Jardaan logs says something about their aim being "renewal" of Heleus which I a assume includes the Angara as they were the native lifeform of Heleus. I am guessing that in developing the Angara to repopulate Heleus they may have also used it as a way to understand organic life and part of that may have been to use them as avatars. Maybe just initially and the current Angara are independent but just a wild guess. I see it as originating from some sort of failure. Perhaps, like Rakhana, overpopulation drained resources. Perhaps it was picked clean by the adversaries, the kett, or someone similar. The angara do not seem to be part of the "renewal" simply because the vaults don't seem to have anything to do with angara. They don't resonate with angara, SAM does it. Yeah it never really goes into why the Jardaan are renewing the cluster, your reasons are as good as any. During the game there are several instances where Angara state they are able to use Rem Tech but it is limited and they don't understand how they do it. Just like Ryder is able to use it without Sam I suppose. I think they have an affinity for it but they just don't understand it as too much history is lost.
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