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[cannedcream]

Lividity Jones wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Goat_Shepard wrote...
Sergio your failure to notice the commitment Shepard makes with Tali when he chooses her to go in the vents. You're treating her like a delicate little flower and fact is she's there for the mission not to be your house wife.

It's a partnership. Sending Tali into as much danger as Shepard and having her trust him forms a more special bond than if you don't trust her.

If she were the only person that could handle it, I would send her, because I'd have no choice.

But that doesn't chance the fact that legion is simply the more logical  choice. He's a machine, he can handle extreme temperatures better (though that isn't reflected with gameplay mechanics), and his computer brain can hack millions of times faster than any organic operator. 

Or can Tali effectively out-hack the collective geth?

Think about that.

A contest, I say! Legion and Tali to see who can out hack who!
It'll be just like John Henry and the railroad spike driving machine!

. . .wait. . .Henry died at the end of that.

CONTEST OFF! CONTEST OFF!!!!!!!

[Lividity Jones]

Azint wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

If she were the only person that could handle it, I would send her, because I'd have no choice.

But that doesn't chance the fact that legion is simply the more logical  choice. He's a machine, he can handle extreme temperatures better (though that isn't reflected with gameplay mechanics), and his computer brain can hack millions of times faster than any organic operator. 

Funny thing, if Tali and Legion are both equally capable of hacking that terminal, there is an interesting conclusion; Tali is just as good at hacking than Legion is.

Legion is a geth collective, connected to the entire geth race, all networked AI. Tali can match the entire geth race at technical tasks. Tali is awesome.

Indeed. See my above post.

[BigKahuna25]

this isnt my name wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

cannedcream wrote...

this isnt my name wrote...

I will join, but we must all wear quarian masks, to remind us how this all began.

Nice.
We just found our M.O.

Well, now I know what to watch for on the evening news...

Masks serve that purpose too, they will make great pics on the thread.
Whats M.O ?

what is it i volunteered for anyway?

[NuclearBuddha]

Azint wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

If she were the only person that could handle it, I would send her, because I'd have no choice.

But that doesn't chance the fact that legion is simply the more logical  choice. He's a machine, he can handle extreme temperatures better (though that isn't reflected with gameplay mechanics), and his computer brain can hack millions of times faster than any organic operator. 

Funny thing, if Tali and Legion are both equally capable of hacking that terminal, there is an interesting conclusion; Tali is just as good at hacking than Legion is.

Legion is a geth collective, connected to the entire geth race, all networked AI. Tali can match the entire geth race at technical tasks. Tali is awesome.

In fairness, Legion isn't connected to the geth overmind during the suicide mission.  Or really much at all while we see him in ME2.  He's just 1100 whatever runtimes.

[Goat_Shepard]

runescapeguy9 wrote...

Azint wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

If she were the only person that could handle it, I would send her, because I'd have no choice.

But that doesn't chance the fact that legion is simply the more logical  choice. He's a machine, he can handle extreme temperatures better (though that isn't reflected with gameplay mechanics), and his computer brain can hack millions of times faster than any organic operator. 

Funny thing, if Tali and Legion are both equally capable of hacking that terminal, there is an interesting conclusion; Tali is just as good at hacking than Legion is.

Legion is a geth collective, connected to the entire geth race, all networked AI. Tali can match the entire geth race at technical tasks. Tali is awesome.

Amen.

Exactly, sergio is pretty much saying "I value the geth more than Tali".

I'm ashamed of you, sergio.

[NuclearBuddha]

BigKahuna25 wrote...

this isnt my name wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

cannedcream wrote...

this isnt my name wrote...

I will join, but we must all wear quarian masks, to remind us how this all began.

Nice.
We just found our M.O.

Well, now I know what to watch for on the evening news...

Masks serve that purpose too, they will make great pics on the thread.
Whats M.O ?

what is it i volunteered for anyway?

A bank job, as far as I can tell.

[this isnt my name]

Darth Cheesecake wrote...

this isnt my name wrote...

Darth Cheesecake wrote...

*from death*
I have seen the endings of ME3 and the DA series.
I can never come back.
*fades away for the final time*

Ok now I dont think your from bioware, seeing as ME3 anD DA2 are probobally far from finished.

*from death*
*raises eyebrow*
You thought I was from Bioware?
I never said I was from Bioware.
Guys please tell him I'm not from Bioware.
(even though I'd kill for that)
*fades away*

But you kinda appeared at the tomr of people who people think are bioware...How many times have you died, even jesus and jason vorhees combined. shouldn be able to do this many returns.

Modifié par this isnt my name, 14 avril 2010 - 06:03 .

[MadCat221]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Azint wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

If she were the only person that could handle it, I would send her, because I'd have no choice.

But that doesn't chance the fact that legion is simply the more logical  choice. He's a machine, he can handle extreme temperatures better (though that isn't reflected with gameplay mechanics), and his computer brain can hack millions of times faster than any organic operator. 

Funny thing, if Tali and Legion are both equally capable of hacking that terminal, there is an interesting conclusion; Tali is just as good at hacking than Legion is.

Legion is a geth collective, connected to the entire geth race, all networked AI. Tali can match the entire geth race at technical tasks. Tali is awesome.

In fairness, Legion isn't connected to the geth overmind during the suicide mission.  Or really much at all while we see him in ME2.  He's just 1100 whatever runtimes.

1,137.

Still, an organic being able to match a synthetic at something like that is no small feat.

[sergio71785]

Goat_Shepard wrote...

Exactly, sergio is pretty much saying "I value the geth more than Tali".

I'm ashamed of you, sergio.

I'm not even going to bother arguing that, because you're clearly not paying attention to my posts if you believe that.

[Azint]

sergio71785 wrote...

Trust me, my opinion will not chance. 

And yeah, within game mechanics, Tali/Kasumi/Legion hack at the same speed.

But realistically, Legion would be able to crack into and manipulate other computers far faster. There are just some things machines can do faster.

My computer can calculate a million digits of pi in 20 seconds, for example.

Good job, Tali feels bad now. You won't let her do important things to prove her worth.

[cannedcream]

Lividity Jones wrote...


Modus operandi.

Criminals use them to mark their crimes.

Indeed, and ours shall be awesome.

[RedTracer7]

Azint wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

If she were the only person that could handle it, I would send her, because I'd have no choice.

But that doesn't chance the fact that legion is simply the more logical  choice. He's a machine, he can handle extreme temperatures better (though that isn't reflected with gameplay mechanics), and his computer brain can hack millions of times faster than any organic operator. 

Funny thing, if Tali and Legion are both equally capable of hacking that terminal, there is an interesting conclusion; Tali is just as good at hacking than Legion is.

Legion is a geth collective, connected to the entire geth race, all networked AI. Tali can match the entire geth race at technical tasks. Tali is awesome.

Wait. Is he really connected to the entire race?  Doesn't he not have to get Shepard's permission onboard the Normandy to use the ship to boost his signal to access the rest of the Geth, when you ask him about Upgrades?

[this isnt my name]

MadCat221 wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Azint wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

If she were the only person that could handle it, I would send her, because I'd have no choice.

But that doesn't chance the fact that legion is simply the more logical  choice. He's a machine, he can handle extreme temperatures better (though that isn't reflected with gameplay mechanics), and his computer brain can hack millions of times faster than any organic operator. 

Funny thing, if Tali and Legion are both equally capable of hacking that terminal, there is an interesting conclusion; Tali is just as good at hacking than Legion is.

Legion is a geth collective, connected to the entire geth race, all networked AI. Tali can match the entire geth race at technical tasks. Tali is awesome.

In fairness, Legion isn't connected to the geth overmind during the suicide mission.  Or really much at all while we see him in ME2.  He's just 1100 whatever runtimes.

1,137.

Still, an organic being able to match a synthetic at something like that is no small feat.

legion should be 1337.

[NuclearBuddha]

Azint wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Trust me, my opinion will not chance. 

And yeah, within game mechanics, Tali/Kasumi/Legion hack at the same speed.

But realistically, Legion would be able to crack into and manipulate other computers far faster. There are just some things machines can do faster.

My computer can calculate a million digits of pi in 20 seconds, for example.

Good job, Tali feels bad now. You won't let her do important things to prove her worth.

Yeah, maybe Legion should've come up to his cabin instead.  Wouldn't want the poor quarian to get hurt...

[VettoRyouzou]

sergio71785 wrote...

Goat_Shepard wrote...

Exactly, sergio is pretty much saying "I value the geth more than Tali".

I'm ashamed of you, sergio.

I'm not even going to bother arguing that, because you're clearly not paying attention to my posts if you believe that.

Pats pats " your not the only one who supports both legion and tali".

[Simon9one]

sergio71785 wrote...

My computer can calculate a million digits of pi in 20 seconds, for example.

18.5 seconds.

[Lividity Jones]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Azint wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Trust me, my opinion will not chance. 

And yeah, within game mechanics, Tali/Kasumi/Legion hack at the same speed.

But realistically, Legion would be able to crack into and manipulate other computers far faster. There are just some things machines can do faster.

My computer can calculate a million digits of pi in 20 seconds, for example.

Good job, Tali feels bad now. You won't let her do important things to prove her worth.

Yeah, maybe Legion should've come up to his cabin instead.  Wouldn't want the poor quarian to get hurt...

Legion: Shepard-Commander, what is this thing you call love?

[cannedcream]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

A bank job, as far as I can tell.

Yep. Congratulations. You're a criminal, now.

[Azint]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

In fairness, Legion isn't connected to the geth overmind during the suicide mission.  Or really much at all while we see him in ME2.  He's just 1100 whatever runtimes.

1,138

But Legion still has the same knowledge they do regardless, he just has not connected with the rest of the geth since the start of the suicide mission.

[Goat_Shepard]

sergio71785 wrote...

Goat_Shepard wrote...

Exactly, sergio is pretty much saying "I value the geth more than Tali".

I'm ashamed of you, sergio.

I'm not even going to bother arguing that, because you're clearly not paying attention to my posts if you believe that.

I understand where you're coming from. Legion can do it, why send Tali in? I'm telling you she still survives unharmed and your relationship is stronger. Why can't you see that that is better than benching her because you're scared?

[Katharr]

[quote]chool77 wrote...

[quote]Katharr wrote...


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I ccouldn't care less, since i wont ever read anything written by yourself anymore. *shrugs*

[/quote]


? why is that?

[/quote]

Same reason i wont read any story from canned either, 'cause you guys have fun in making Tali suffer or even die.
I'm not saying i just read the fluffy stuff, i enjoy a good drama as much as comedy or some thrilling story, but that's not the case.

[NuclearBuddha]

RedTracer7 wrote...
Wait. Is he really connected to the entire race?  Doesn't he not have to get Shepard's permission onboard the Normandy to use the ship to boost his signal to access the rest of the Geth, when you ask him about Upgrades?

He is not.  If he dies during the suicide mission, it's pretty clear that he's trying to upload himself and can't.  It's kinda horrible, actually.

[BigKahuna25]

this isnt my name wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Azint wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

If she were the only person that could handle it, I would send her, because I'd have no choice.

But that doesn't chance the fact that legion is simply the more logical  choice. He's a machine, he can handle extreme temperatures better (though that isn't reflected with gameplay mechanics), and his computer brain can hack millions of times faster than any organic operator. 

Funny thing, if Tali and Legion are both equally capable of hacking that terminal, there is an interesting conclusion; Tali is just as good at hacking than Legion is.

Legion is a geth collective, connected to the entire geth race, all networked AI. Tali can match the entire geth race at technical tasks. Tali is awesome.

In fairness, Legion isn't connected to the geth overmind during the suicide mission.  Or really much at all while we see him in ME2.  He's just 1100 whatever runtimes.

1,137.

Still, an organic being able to match a synthetic at something like that is no small feat.

legion should be 1337.

he lost 200 when that hole got blown in his chest.

[sergio71785]

Azint wrote...

Good job, Tali feels bad now. You won't let her do important things to prove her worth.

Hey, If I'm the commander of a mission, I need to care more about making logical choices than emotional ones. A machine is better suited for some jobs, thus I make that call.

Besides, she proves her worth plenty with every collector she kills alongside me, every time she drains harbinger's shields, and every time he gets that bastard to stand still with her drone. 

[Deadeas]

Night, all.

Keelah se'lai.