stewartdaniels1986

Reeves once said in an interview that the first film was about birth, the second was about life, and the third was about death. It's also been stated by Reeves, Silver, and the Wachowskis that "Neo's story is finished". And as mentioned, t...

Pyraci wrote: stewartdaniels1986 wrote: It's easily not as good as the original. On its own, its mediocre at best. I'll never understand why they keep remaking good films into bad ones when there are so many bad films that could be remade...

Minor spoilers in the pros and cons below, nothing significant to the story. Pros: Gort is completely awesome. Steals every scene he's in. Matrix fans will likely smile when they see what he's made of (not revealed until the third act). Ke...

A rip of this has been out for a good week in the usual places.. kicked butt btw.

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Getting married costs too little and getting divorced costs too much. If it were the other way around, there wouldn't be so many poorly planned marriages that any idiot can see won't last, and there wouldn't be so many divorces due to ther...

MetaLogic wrote: stewartdaniels1986 wrote: Bollocks as usual. Same bs problems being complained about, same bs solutions being offered. Well, what solutions do you have? The only logical solution is to write this version of MxO off, start...

Bollocks as usual. Same bs problems being complained about, same bs solutions being offered.

Tagging nodes has been rendered pointless thanks to the content vs story inconsistencies war. If you've already tagged a restricted district's node, you don't have a meter anymore, so you have no way of knowing when you're about to get a s...

Vedren wrote: Yeah but we all know that $i has been useless for quite a while now...All you need is the small amount to level your skill trees which is easily made running missions/ archives...Noone I know has bought gear (clothing, abilit...

MxO, where users hope, pray, and proactively petition for new users, yet rationalize having a population that probably ranks in the bottom five with "it's good to have a small tightknit community". MxO's users have no clue what they really...

I hate to be the one to say this, because any responses will be predictable, but the reason player events are generally lame and lack participation is because they're based on this game, period. Put another way, a kinder, gentler way perha...

^A good example of how not everything associated with the franchise is canon. Though those could always be explained away with "your mind makes it real", but meh, specious at best.

GypsyJuggler wrote: What do you think of the possibility of Stockholm Syndrome bluepills? Not sure if that question is in reference to the relationship between two bluepills (i.e., one bluepill takes another hostage, the hostage ends up wi...

GamiSB wrote: Emotions and feelings are by products of experences/events which are products of the world/enviorment. You don't just feel sad. Its a responce thats triggerd by an event and events just don't randomly happen but are the resul...

GamiSB wrote: GypsyJuggler wrote: Some good points so far, here's another question: Do you think, given the greater picture, that it is ethical for Machines to enforce a disability on an otherwise healthy human? No, but its not just limite...

Neo is questioning determinism (per his usual m.o.), and the Oracle is playfully ignoring his questions because they aren't relevant to his purpose. Instead she constantly reiterates variations on the theme of 'know thyself', which of cour...

Any 'hot sci fi babe' list that doesn't include Gillian Anderson is lacking some serious credibility. Other egregious omissions include Anne Francis in "Forbidden Planet" and Jane Fonda in that po.s. "Barbarella".

GamiSB wrote: Personly I find most theories that I come up with to be more inetersting then some of the things you read off of sites like these because more often then not they leave out a tiny detail that becomes the theories downfall. Ho...

Procurator wrote: People don't think: 'Oh, it's 2002, we should have progressed so far by now.' Putting the clocks back does not make them think any differently about what work they've already achieved. Progress is made and things are inve...

Vinia wrote: stewie wrote: The number of previous iterations is irrelevant, as nobody knows how long a cycle lasts, making any calculation that factors them in even more susceptible to error. The failed versions don't even count because th...

For the record, this is apparently another issue that MxOers, for whatever reason, seem unable to accept has been figured out long before MxO arrived on the scene. And again, the first film STARTS in 1998, which on its own negates the 'alw...

Vinia wrote: stewartdaniels1986 wrote: Btw Whereabouts in the Animatrix does it confirm that it's approx. 2207 in the real? "Beyond" specifically shows a time stamp in a scan log from 2003 (when it was released), confirming that the simula...

Quote: "The matrix cannot tell you who you are." I can't help the fact that MxO's story is full of holes and contradictions, but trying to defend one erroneous element of it with another doesn't work. I realize users have heavily invested...

Not sure why this 'always 1999' idea is still being toyed with, but it's the right here and now inside the matrix, that is to say, it's December 2007, and in the real world, it's approximately 2207. The Animatrix confirms that, and this ga...

AltDimension wrote: Shadow-SK wrote: Bought? Woah why would anyone else want that specfic domain? Just FYI, nobody 'wants' it, it's standard practice for hijackers to grab any domain that becomes available with the sole intent of forcing t...

Croesus wrote: stewartdaniels1986 wrote: Human beings aren't the only energy producing entities on this planet, and the very laws to which you've referred prove that all of the energy available in the universe is in fact still available. T...

Procurator wrote: stewartdaniels1986 wrote: psilody wrote: To start with, there are laws regarding the behavior of energy in our universe, such as the Laws of Thermodynamics. These laws state, among other things, that energy in our univers...

psilody wrote: stewartdaniels- "You've contradicted yourself here regarding the laws of thermodynamics as they relate to energy (you were right the first time, wrong here). " Please clarify As you wish: psilody wrote: To start with, there...

psilody wrote: stewartdaniels- whether its aniotic fluid or whatever, energy has to be put into its creation. And water doesn't generate energy. Yes we require a lot of it, but it isn't fuel. We need food to produce chemical reactions to c...

Just as a matter of record, the films never say that the machines fed humans nothing but the liquefied dead. More importantly, however, bear in mind that 'food' is merely a conduit through which various nutrients enter the body. As a gener...

GamiSB wrote: I wouldn't be all that concernd. Everything was okayed by the Wachowski's before it went live so while the ideas arn't their's they had to at least go through them at some point. I've always had my doubts about how much of th...

Even if everyone posting garbage about MxO were a group of nitwits, it doesn't mean their opinions are invalid. Call them out as trolls til you're blue in face, defend the static storyline all you want, proclaim from the mountaintops that...