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[FatherNestor]

Am back.

IT'S OVER TENTHOUSAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAAND!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!



Back to business.

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Get out of here, stalker!

Getting closer... ?

[NuclearBuddha]

Azint wrote...
Well you already have the bog, lesser-races, and rituals part down.

And hopefully I'm covering all the bases from the analogous segment of ME...

[NuclearBuddha]

FatherNestor wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...
Get out of here, stalker!

Getting closer... ?

Sadly, the guy I told that to didn't get the joke.

[Azint]

Needs moar nightmarish bas-relief sculptures.

Modifié par Azint, 25 juillet 2010 - 05:55 .

[Andaius20]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Andaius20 wrote...
I never really tried out Cryo, as I put all my points into Disruptor and Incedniary along with my Sniper powers. With one point in Hacking as my last point. I always opted to kill them fast instead of leaving lots of incapasitateds all over the place.

I always strip out AI hack and Disrupt ammo before the Suicide mission.  So I've got a little experience with it.  But I usually don't have the points to go all the way to team ammo with it.

I generally leave them and just swap my bonus power to Warp ammo and only use that on everyone.

[NuclearBuddha]

Andaius20 wrote...
I generally leave them and just swap my bonus power to Warp ammo and only use that on everyone.

I go Heavy Warp ammo for extra punch with the Widow, myself.

[FatherNestor]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

FatherNestor wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...
Get out of here, stalker!

Getting closer... ?

Sadly, the guy I told that to didn't get the joke.

Yeah, I know - seen pages 9999 and 10000.
Anyway, Tali.

[NuclearBuddha]

I would have collapsed utterly at this, for the tones and uncanny syllables, never intended to be shaped by human tongue, awoke in me oddly clear memories. As it was, my knees buckled, nearly spilling me into the knee-deep effluvium of peat and blood in which I stood. Miss Zorah, however, grasped my shoulder to steady me, and I remained upright. Only dimly, I heard the sound of shots fired in the air and the mad shrieks and chanting dissolve into a chaos of screams and howling. My companions surged forward as the Cossack Urdnot was no longer able to restrain himself, but I remained where I was, revolver hanging in my hand forgotten. I had seen that which had lurked on the edge of each nightmare since I had begun to read Miss Zorah’s damnable tome, and I knew naught else for a time. This abhorrent vision hovered over the bonfire within the ring of standing stones, its illusory form called by the bacchanalic rites of these depraved and foul cultists.  I cannot bear to impart its form on paper here, however, though the time is coming when I feel that I must.

Perhaps it spoke to me imparting terrible knowledge, or merely idiotically bellowed its existence to all of creation, or it may be that all of my fragmentary understanding of the contents of the Book of Ilos finally combined into a single, soul-curdling truth at the sight. In any case, what filled my mind with such awful clarity at that moment has prevented a single night’s peaceful sleep since. For I suddenly knew, as certain as I knew my own name, that at the instant when the primal, cosmic forces of gravity caused this planet to coalesce, peculiar mechanisms of dreadful intent formed with it. These mechanisms, an awful, elder machinery intrinsically bound into the very fabric of Earth’s existence, slowly turned, marking off each second with abominable precision, and waited. They waited until the stars were right, and, awakened by the implacable movement of the occluding black sun to eclipse Polaris, they heaved from where they slept away the aeons to clear of the earth of all thinking, rational life. No transdimensional monstrosity or lurking star-spawn filtered down from the heavens in unknown epochs of history they were. No, the fatal joke played upon all life unfortunate enough to arise upon this planet and believe that there was order in the cosmos was that its own cradle was its mindless executioner. This world was for these elder machines, and none other would hope to disrupt the demented cycle of rising, glory, and horrific slaughter and desolation. Their very existence predicated our deaths.

With this, I finally understood the insane intent of M. Arterius’ nihilistic designs. The elder machines waited and would come nonetheless, but M. Arterius sought to curry their favor as the high priest of their cult, ushering in their age of ruin. He desired not sovereignty, but willing slavery if only to be spared the full measure of the nameless horrors they would visit upon what wretched life had dared infest the world. And this, this was the best that could be hoped for.

[Andaius20]

Goat_Shepard wrote...

Nice info, Andy. I'll probably do that.

no porblem, I can give all sorts of tips about Infiltrators and Soldiers. Not so muc hthe other classes, I really need to play more of my biotic shep.

[Orgelmir]

AP ammo + Adreniline + Widow + Headshots has always worked great for me

[Andaius20]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Andaius20 wrote...
I generally leave them and just swap my bonus power to Warp ammo and only use that on everyone.

I go Heavy Warp ammo for extra punch with the Widow, myself.

hmmm I go Team with mine, so my mates will have the right ammo to do bonus damage all the time. As I said I generally avoid putting any type of ammo powers on my crew. I even used the save editor to get back the points on jacob

[nonAnon02]

Andaius20 wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Andaius20 wrote...
I generally leave them and just swap my bonus power to Warp ammo and only use that on everyone.

I go Heavy Warp ammo for extra punch with the Widow, myself.

hmmm I go Team with mine, so my mates will have the right ammo to do bonus damage all the time. As I said I generally avoid putting any type of ammo powers on my crew. I even used the save editor to get back the points on jacob

Thanks for all the advice Tali-Thread . You've been super!

[Gust4v]

NuclearBuddha wrote...
How are your screenshots always so full of win?

Hmm thanks. it's just luck, patience and "love".

[Andaius20]

Orgelmir wrote...

AP ammo + Adreniline + Widow + Headshots has always worked great for me

I opted for the Revvy, as thats the soldiers "bonus weapon".

[Azint]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

With this, I finally understood the insane intent of M. Arterius’ nihilistic designs. The elder machines waited and would come nonetheless, but M. Arterius sought to curry their favor as the high priest of their cult, ushering in their age of ruin. He desired not sovereignty, but willing slavery if only to be spared the full measure of the nameless horrors they would visit upon what wretched life had dared infest the world. And this, this was the best that could be hoped for.

You see how well this can be transplanted? It's stuff like this that makes me bark when people can't see the connections to Lovecraft in Mass Effect, or really any work.

Lovecraft enhances everything.

[Phil725]

Gust4v wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...
How are your screenshots always so full of win?

Hmm thanks. it's just luck, patience and "love".

Grab her hand moronShep

Also, I'm noticing dem claws more now

[Andaius20]

Also, nicely done Buddha. Going heavy work well too since in your method you are the primary damage dealer. The team being distractions or defense widdlers.

*brofist tali insert*

[cannedcream]

Not sure if my internet is trying to drive me mad or simply make me cry, but it's drawing very close to succeeding in both.



*Starts gnawing on monitor*

[NuclearBuddha]

Azint wrote...
You see how well this can be transplanted? It's stuff like this that makes me bark when people can't see the connections to Lovecraft in Mass Effect, or really any work.

Lovecraft enhances everything.

It's one of life's cosmic ironies that one so ignored during his lifetime has become so influential, to the point where some don't even realize how he's affected their work.

Him and Poe.  I hope that wherever they are, they feel vindicated.

[Orgelmir]

Andaius20 wrote...

Orgelmir wrote...

AP ammo + Adreniline + Widow + Headshots has always worked great for me

I opted for the Revvy, as thats the soldiers "bonus weapon".

I actually completed the game on insane as a soldier without the soldier bonus weapon. I used the vindicator. Had to switch to shotgun at close range but and medium-long with AP ammo it worked really well for me

[Andaius20]

Azint wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

With this, I finally understood the insane intent of M. Arterius’ nihilistic designs. The elder machines waited and would come nonetheless, but M. Arterius sought to curry their favor as the high priest of their cult, ushering in their age of ruin. He desired not sovereignty, but willing slavery if only to be spared the full measure of the nameless horrors they would visit upon what wretched life had dared infest the world. And this, this was the best that could be hoped for.

You see how well this can be transplanted? It's stuff like this that makes me bark when people can't see the connections to Lovecraft in Mass Effect, or really any work.

Lovecraft enhances everything.

I see what you mean, this is my first lovecraftian experiance and it seems to work very well with ME storyline.

[cannedcream]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Azint wrote...
You see how well this can be transplanted? It's stuff like this that makes me bark when people can't see the connections to Lovecraft in Mass Effect, or really any work.

Lovecraft enhances everything.

It's one of life's cosmic ironies that one so ignored during his lifetime has become so influential, to the point where some don't even realize how he's affected their work.

Him and Poe.  I hope that wherever they are, they feel vindicated.

Most of the artists we see as 'the greats' today were highly under appreciated in their own time.

[NuclearBuddha]

Andaius20 wrote...
Also, nicely done Buddha. Going heavy work well too since in your method you are the primary damage dealer. The team being distractions or defense widdlers.
*brofist tali insert*

It's also why I'm very fond of having someone with an assault rifle fill in the last squad slot.  Garrus, Zaeed, and Samara get the nod for accompanying Shep and Tali most often.  They keep heads down while I do my work, and Tali's drone drives bad guys out of cover or distracts them when I need to go hide.

[NuclearBuddha]

cannedcream wrote...
Most of the artists we see as 'the greats' today were highly under appreciated in their own time.

Van Gogh comes to mind, but we're getting far afield at this point.  Heh.

It's unfortunate that we don't have a lot of indication about what quarians consider art.