VAULTS | Their real purpose. Your thoughts?
I was mulling over this idea – surely, most likely wasting my time with it – of the purpose of a Vault.
The story we have is:
Long range scanners identified potential worlds, 600 years back. ...
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@PandaTar wrote:
@jpcerutti1 wrote:
@PretzleMe wrote:
Are we sure that the vaults weren't the reason there was an unusually high number of Golden Worlds in this galaxy/cluster?
And story wise, it has always been unusual to me that making things human friendly was somehow good for everyone (as well as how all of us have the sex parts in the same place and basically sex the same)... but I chalked that up to outside game reasons.
I mean we travel 2 plus million light years away and there's a planet already pre optimal for human life somehow and the people living there look virtually nothing like us.
SpoilerI mean will it turn out that we all have the same creator/creators and that is why we all have very similar needs or share some baseline traits? Will it turn out that we end up all being like the geth and rebel against our creators? Were we all one giant experiment?
Okay, so what if the vaults make planets viable for Jaarden artificial life to live and the people deploy the scourge because to them this whole thing is wrong so they are trying to stop it. Like they are morally against what the being creating those life forms are doing.SpoilerI really like the idea that maybe, at some point, we will all have to sheepishly raise our hand to the Angara and say, "Me too". It also would be a way to tie Suvi's ramblings back into a theme. Why are we putting this in a spoiler block? Do you know something I don't?!?! 😃SpoilerClick bait. Ta!
Wow, that was... what you said there PandaTar. That has to be the most well thought out comment ever. Life changing really and I think everyone should read what you just said there.
Everyone.
There's also the possibility that they will move the worlds past the sweet spot for Milky way refugee habitation and on to some unknown terraformed ideal for their creators. Maybe we just caught them midstream when we first looked. Nothing that could survive with radiation, poisonous gasses/vacuum, or giant electrical storms would bother with altering the environment in the first place so reversing that has to be beneficial to us both.
The Turian planet ruins probably had to have at least gone past strictly mining, or we wouldn't of thought it a golden world... unless it was somehow naturally a golden world for dextros when they built the vault. The game isn't really clear if the production of Helium3 is just SAM repurposing the remnant, if it is just some natural byproduct/step in terraforming, or if that was the intention of the ruins in the first place. Not sure if the lack of atmospheric towers is Jaardan intentional, just because those pieces of planet got blown off, or if Bioware just left them off since we weren't going to activate them anyway.
The vaults seem to be there to do things below ground, the towers above ground, and it all goes toward terraforming.
