I think it was something intended for the end. Since Season 4 expands this, it's what Bob is achieving. He seeks to understand why a user would do such damage, akin to the games nullifying the systems. He believes the users are unaware of the aftermath of their actions and viruses have something damaged in their code when they create programmes. Hence why he wants to rewrite the very nature of viruses. Thus no need for deletion when rewriting is the alternative.
How exactly would he find the User, when he is a machine himself? He can try all he wants, but he's not going to be able to. Just play the games and turn Megabyte into a punching bag for Matrix. Yada yada yada everyone, including Turbo is happy. The End!
This could make a good plot after Megabyte is defeated yet again. Wondering why The User would even make viruses like Megabyte, Bob (and others) go on a quest to find out more about the nature of The User. When he does, he learns that there are actually many users, some who are evil, yadda yadda yadda, bad guy is an evil user (a troll), who perhaps defeats and incapacitates the relatively good user of Mainfraime.
Holy crap everytime i heard the opening i thought the exact same thing. "no one knows for sure, but i intend to find out" im like no you arnt, go play some games and save mainframe
Technically it was answered. In season 3, episode 16, There was a system crash, what followed it esentially proved that the user did exist. Watch ten minutes into the following link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7SVWhQqdOA&feature=related
That was a very cool scene in the episode, I really liked how it was displayed/edited. I hope the user has more of that sort of role in the movie(s), instead of just this ambiguous god-like figure that no one really understands.
well, there was a convention a couple months ago where all the main ReBoot creators and actors got together in one room and someone asked a similar question. The response went something along the lines of "We didn't actually write the songs ourselves, and the producers liked the way it sounded." That was the gist of it anyways ahaha
I thought that this message meant that he intends to go into the games to see what the user considers pleasure. So maybe that's what he meant when he says "I intend to find out." I don't think it was meant as I plan to search for the user.
Sylar commented 1 year ago
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I think it was something intended for the end. Since Season 4 expands this, it's what Bob is achieving. He seeks to understand why a user would do such damage, akin to the games nullifying the systems. He believes the users are unaware of the aftermath of their actions and viruses have something damaged in their code when they create programmes. Hence why he wants to rewrite the very nature of viruses. Thus no need for deletion when rewriting is the alternative.
dixon matr... commented 1 year ago
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I really don't think there is a way for him to find the actual Users, but it would be interesting if one got trapped inside the computer, somehow!
dixon matr... commented 1 year ago
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Maybe they are planning something for it in a later eppisode, or something!
dixon matr... commented 1 year ago
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How exactly would he find the User, when he is a machine himself? He can try all he wants, but he's not going to be able to. Just play the games and turn Megabyte into a punching bag for Matrix. Yada yada yada everyone, including Turbo is happy. The End!
Joey_Jojo_... commented 1 year ago
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This could make a good plot after Megabyte is defeated yet again. Wondering why The User would even make viruses like Megabyte, Bob (and others) go on a quest to find out more about the nature of The User. When he does, he learns that there are actually many users, some who are evil, yadda yadda yadda, bad guy is an evil user (a troll), who perhaps defeats and incapacitates the relatively good user of Mainfraime.
solarshado commented 2 years ago
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It would be interesting for Bob to follow up on that comment... But what's he going to do? Find a video stream from a webcam?
jason.sand... commented 2 years ago
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Holy crap everytime i heard the opening i thought the exact same thing. "no one knows for sure, but i intend to find out" im like no you arnt, go play some games and save mainframe
TheGlitch commented 2 years ago
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Technically it was answered. In season 3, episode 16, There was a system crash, what followed it esentially proved that the user did exist. Watch ten minutes into the following link: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Q7SVWhQqdOA&feature=related
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chlo exe commented 2 years ago
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That was a very cool scene in the episode, I really liked how it was displayed/edited. I hope the user has more of that sort of role in the movie(s), instead of just this ambiguous god-like figure that no one really understands.
Deve commented 2 years ago
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well, there was a convention a couple months ago where all the main ReBoot creators and actors got together in one room and someone asked a similar question. The response went something along the lines of "We didn't actually write the songs ourselves, and the producers liked the way it sounded." That was the gist of it anyways ahaha
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GlitchBob commented 2 years ago
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Yes, if I could I would link to it on my youtube channel...
Please wait ...
harmreboot commented 2 years ago
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I thought that this message meant that he intends to go into the games to see what the user considers pleasure. So maybe that's what he meant when he says "I intend to find out." I don't think it was meant as I plan to search for the user.