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[Saint Op]

MrBoomba wrote...

Savakka1 wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Rannoch. It is more arid than Earth. The sun is older and more orange than Sol.

The geth are simply caretakers. Trying to clean up the pollution and rubble left by the Morning War.

I have always thought that how urbanized Rannoch is,  how big their cities were?

I've been wondering this myself. How would they be living and everything. Was hoping it would come up some time while sergio was in the forum or gkiller, they both have read a lot of the books. Something I need to know for my ff, planning on having something with Rannoch in it.

From the book it sounds like they were far more advanced then we where.  But there is no telling what the geth did to the place ,upgrades or streamlining or if they kept it as is.

[MadCat221]

MrBoomba wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Ashleymancer wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

What would Tali do if she were the first Quarian to set foot on Rannoch in 300 years if it would be a locale in ME3?

Thank Shepard.
Vigorously.

And this time, don't be afraid of FOX News, BioWare!

I wonder if Tali would hav eto reclimmatize to Rannoch's atmosphere or if it would even be livable anymore for the Quarians, maybe, for all we know, the Geth did all they could to make it so the Quarians wouldnt be able to readapt to the planet easily.

I doubt that entirely.  The Geth seem to have some level of reverence for their "Creators".  Doing such would be in conflict with what Legion has said about the Geth activities on Rannoch.

[Phil725]

MrBoomba wrote...

Savakka1 wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Rannoch. It is more arid than Earth. The sun is older and more orange than Sol.

The geth are simply caretakers. Trying to clean up the pollution and rubble left by the Morning War.

I have always thought that how urbanized Rannoch is,  how big their cities were?

I've been wondering this myself. How would they be living and everything. Was hoping it would come up some time while sergio was in the forum or gkiller, they both have read a lot of the books. Something I need to know for my ff, planning on having something with Rannoch in it.

Didn't they have mass effect technology for over a millenium prior to the geth uprising?  That means lots of advanced technology, and a population in the billions.  I imagine there was quite a lot of advanced architecture.

[The Governator]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Alphyn wrote...

Anyway, I've been scouting, and I've came across this poll:

http://social.biowar...775/polls/4933/

You guys should, like, vote for Tali.

Been there, done that.

So have I, but I love seeing the support for Tali.

[Savakka1]

MadCat221 wrote...

Hopefully Rannoch will have architecture that is sightlier than Haestrom's buildings, even if in a ruined state.

As to the level of urbanization, it's probably on a level of any other homeworld.  The homeworlds are always going to be the most populous, for the simple fact that it's the planet of origin for a species and they would have covered it quite well by the time they discover the Mass Effect.

I agree with this, but I hope that there would be some sight from the nature of Rannoch too, and hopefully prettier architecture then in Haestrom, it seemed too much Spartan for me. 

[Saint Op]

MrBoomba wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Ashleymancer wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

What would Tali do if she were the first Quarian to set foot on Rannoch in 300 years if it would be a locale in ME3?

Thank Shepard.
Vigorously.

And this time, don't be afraid of FOX News, BioWare!

I wonder if Tali would hav eto reclimmatize to Rannoch's atmosphere or if it would even be livable anymore for the Quarians, maybe, for all we know, the Geth did all they could to make it so the Quarians wouldnt be able to readapt to the planet easily.

She says at one point it could take up to 60 years before they can live there suit free.

[MrBoomba]

MadCat221 wrote...

MrBoomba wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Ashleymancer wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

What would Tali do if she were the first Quarian to set foot on Rannoch in 300 years if it would be a locale in ME3?

Thank Shepard.
Vigorously.

And this time, don't be afraid of FOX News, BioWare!

I wonder if Tali would hav eto reclimmatize to Rannoch's atmosphere or if it would even be livable anymore for the Quarians, maybe, for all we know, the Geth did all they could to make it so the Quarians wouldnt be able to readapt to the planet easily.

I doubt that entirely.  The Geth seem to have some level of reverence for their "Creators".  Doing such would be in conflict with what Legion has said about the Geth activities on Rannoch.

From what It seemed, a lot of Geth Heretics were on the planet as well as the originals. It would be possible they try to destroy the planet in order to make it so the "Old Machines" would accept them for their help by helping take out a races primary planet.

[Someone With Mass]

MrBoomba wrote...


I wonder if Tali would hav eto reclimmatize to Rannoch's atmosphere or if it would even be livable anymore for the Quarians, maybe, for all we know, the Geth did all they could to make it so the Quarians wouldnt be able to readapt to the planet easily.

Well, the geth have tried to clean up that mess.

But I don't think that all signs of the war are gone.

[Savakka1]

Phil725 wrote...

MrBoomba wrote...

Savakka1 wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Rannoch. It is more arid than Earth. The sun is older and more orange than Sol.

The geth are simply caretakers. Trying to clean up the pollution and rubble left by the Morning War.

I have always thought that how urbanized Rannoch is,  how big their cities were?

I've been wondering this myself. How would they be living and everything. Was hoping it would come up some time while sergio was in the forum or gkiller, they both have read a lot of the books. Something I need to know for my ff, planning on having something with Rannoch in it.

Didn't they have mass effect technology for over a millenium prior to the geth uprising?  That means lots of advanced technology, and a population in the billions.  I imagine there was quite a lot of advanced architecture.

Yes, they did. If I remember right, they had a embassy in Citadel during the Rachni wars.

[MadCat221]

Savakka1 wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

Hopefully Rannoch will have architecture that is sightlier than Haestrom's buildings, even if in a ruined state.

As to the level of urbanization, it's probably on a level of any other homeworld.  The homeworlds are always going to be the most populous, for the simple fact that it's the planet of origin for a species and they would have covered it quite well by the time they discover the Mass Effect.

I agree with this, but I hope that there would be some sight from the nature of Rannoch too, and hopefully prettier architecture then in Haestrom, it seemed too much Spartan for me. 

I heard elsewhere (maybe here?) that Haestrom was a colony, and was very utilitarian.  Just look at Horizon or Freedom's Progress.  Would you consider the utilitarian prefabs a good example of Human architectural design?

[Phil725]

MadCat221 wrote...

MrBoomba wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Ashleymancer wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

What would Tali do if she were the first Quarian to set foot on Rannoch in 300 years if it would be a locale in ME3?

Thank Shepard.
Vigorously.

And this time, don't be afraid of FOX News, BioWare!

I wonder if Tali would hav eto reclimmatize to Rannoch's atmosphere or if it would even be livable anymore for the Quarians, maybe, for all we know, the Geth did all they could to make it so the Quarians wouldnt be able to readapt to the planet easily.

I doubt that entirely.  The Geth seem to have some level of reverence for their "Creators".  Doing such would be in conflict with what Legion has said about the Geth activities on Rannoch.

The message that we get from the game is that the quarian immune system is weak, but adaptable.  If they live on a planet, pretty soon, they will be just fine.  The game gives us a time frame of 60 years.  Frankly, I think that's BS.  They were fully adapted a very short time ago, and that would have to still be somewhere in their genes.  The environment wouldn't be safe for them initially, but given a short time to acclimatize, I see no reason that the quarians couldn't get back to pre-geth status sooner rather than later.

As for the geth screwing things up, I doubt that.  They have no motivation to do that.

[Someone With Mass]

masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Timeline

I think I'm going off topic, but what the hell.

[Savakka1]

MadCat221 wrote...

Savakka1 wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

Hopefully Rannoch will have architecture that is sightlier than Haestrom's buildings, even if in a ruined state.

As to the level of urbanization, it's probably on a level of any other homeworld.  The homeworlds are always going to be the most populous, for the simple fact that it's the planet of origin for a species and they would have covered it quite well by the time they discover the Mass Effect.

I agree with this, but I hope that there would be some sight from the nature of Rannoch too, and hopefully prettier architecture then in Haestrom, it seemed too much Spartan for me. 

I heard elsewhere (maybe here?) that Haestrom was a colony, and was very utilitarian.  Just look at Horizon or Freedom's Progress.  Would you consider the utilitarian prefabs a good example of Human architectural design?

Well, that is true, Rannoch was just some research colony, not some economical centre.

[LambdaNamNam]

Phil725 wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

MrBoomba wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Ashleymancer wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

What would Tali do if she were the first Quarian to set foot on Rannoch in 300 years if it would be a locale in ME3?

Thank Shepard.
Vigorously.

And this time, don't be afraid of FOX News, BioWare!

I wonder if Tali would hav eto reclimmatize to Rannoch's atmosphere or if it would even be livable anymore for the Quarians, maybe, for all we know, the Geth did all they could to make it so the Quarians wouldnt be able to readapt to the planet easily.

I doubt that entirely.  The Geth seem to have some level of reverence for their "Creators".  Doing such would be in conflict with what Legion has said about the Geth activities on Rannoch.

The message that we get from the game is that the quarian immune system is weak, but adaptable.  If they live on a planet, pretty soon, they will be just fine.  The game gives us a time frame of 60 years.  Frankly, I think that's BS.  They were fully adapted a very short time ago, and that would have to still be somewhere in their genes.  The environment wouldn't be safe for them initially, but given a short time to acclimatize, I see no reason that the quarians couldn't get back to pre-geth status sooner rather than later.

As for the geth screwing things up, I doubt that.  They have no motivation to do that.

Legion: "We maintain mobile platforms on creator worlds to clean rubble and toxins left by the Morning War."

Sounds like a geth hazmat team

[MadCat221]

Phil725 wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

MrBoomba wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Ashleymancer wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

What would Tali do if she were the first Quarian to set foot on Rannoch in 300 years if it would be a locale in ME3?

Thank Shepard.
Vigorously.

And this time, don't be afraid of FOX News, BioWare!

I wonder if Tali would hav eto reclimmatize to Rannoch's atmosphere or if it would even be livable anymore for the Quarians, maybe, for all we know, the Geth did all they could to make it so the Quarians wouldnt be able to readapt to the planet easily.

I doubt that entirely.  The Geth seem to have some level of reverence for their "Creators".  Doing such would be in conflict with what Legion has said about the Geth activities on Rannoch.

The message that we get from the game is that the quarian immune system is weak, but adaptable.  If they live on a planet, pretty soon, they will be just fine.  The game gives us a time frame of 60 years.  Frankly, I think that's BS.  They were fully adapted a very short time ago, and that would have to still be somewhere in their genes.  The environment wouldn't be safe for them initially, but given a short time to acclimatize, I see no reason that the quarians couldn't get back to pre-geth status sooner rather than later.

As for the geth screwing things up, I doubt that.  They have no motivation to do that.

Indeed.  I had a post long ago about guilt-tripping Solus's atonement complex into investigating reinvigoration of the Quarian immune system.

[NuclearBuddha]

Phil725 wrote...
Didn't they have mass effect technology for over a millenium prior to the geth uprising?  That means lots of advanced technology, and a population in the billions.  I imagine there was quite a lot of advanced architecture.

Quarian first contact with galactic society was 1AD. 

[Savakka1]

Someone With Mass wrote...

masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Timeline

I think I'm going off topic, but what the hell.

So Quarians did have an embassy very early.
Edit: I mean during the Rachni Wars.

Modifié par Savakka1, 19 avril 2010 - 03:35 .

[Someone With Mass]

Phil725 wrote...


The message that we get from the game is that the quarian immune system is weak, but adaptable.  If they live on a planet, pretty soon, they will be just fine.  The game gives us a time frame of 60 years.  Frankly, I think that's BS.  They were fully adapted a very short time ago, and that would have to still be somewhere in their genes.  The environment wouldn't be safe for them initially, but given a short time to acclimatize, I see no reason that the quarians couldn't get back to pre-geth status sooner rather than later.

As for the geth screwing things up, I doubt that.  They have no motivation to do that.

I think that time frame was just a speculation. Tali can't know what the geth have done to Rannoch in the meantime.

Modifié par Someone With Mass, 19 avril 2010 - 03:35 .

[Savakka1]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Phil725 wrote...
Didn't they have mass effect technology for over a millenium prior to the geth uprising?  That means lots of advanced technology, and a population in the billions.  I imagine there was quite a lot of advanced architecture.

Quarian first contact with galactic society was 1AD. 

When this is taken into account, it is quite ***** that the Council just casted Quarians aside after the Geth uprising. 

[VandalX187]

The Governator wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Alphyn wrote...

Anyway, I've been scouting, and I've came across this poll:

http://social.biowar...775/polls/4933/

You guys should, like, vote for Tali.

Been there, done that.

So have I, but I love seeing the support for Tali.

hehe hehe no votes for Jacob. shepard & Tal i= fate

[Phil725]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Phil725 wrote...


The message that we get from the game is that the quarian immune system is weak, but adaptable.  If they live on a planet, pretty soon, they will be just fine.  The game gives us a time frame of 60 years.  Frankly, I think that's BS.  They were fully adapted a very short time ago, and that would have to still be somewhere in their genes.  The environment wouldn't be safe for them initially, but given a short time to acclimatize, I see no reason that the quarians couldn't get back to pre-geth status sooner rather than later.

As for the geth screwing things up, I doubt that.  They have no motivation to do that.

I think that time frame was just a speculation. Tali can't know what the geth have done to Rannoch in the meantime.

I think its more that Tali has no advanced knowledge of genetics or science in general.  She had a military upbringing.  She likely only has a high school level knowledge of science.  The situation in general is a mystery to quarians as well.  They have no idea how their immune systems will respond to this as its happening.

[Someone With Mass]

Just...don't go there.We covered that yesterday. Even if I ignored most of that.

[Savakka1]

VandalX187 wrote...

The Governator wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Alphyn wrote...

Anyway, I've been scouting, and I've came across this poll:

http://social.biowar...775/polls/4933/

You guys should, like, vote for Tali.

Been there, done that.

So have I, but I love seeing the support for Tali.

hehe hehe no votes for Jacob. shepard & Tal i= fate

I lolled at Jacobs popularity.
 

[Zilod]

MrBoomba wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

MrBoomba wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Ashleymancer wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

What would Tali do if she were the first Quarian to set foot on Rannoch in 300 years if it would be a locale in ME3?

Thank Shepard.
Vigorously.

And this time, don't be afraid of FOX News, BioWare!

I wonder if Tali would hav eto reclimmatize to Rannoch's atmosphere or if it would even be livable anymore for the Quarians, maybe, for all we know, the Geth did all they could to make it so the Quarians wouldnt be able to readapt to the planet easily.

I doubt that entirely.  The Geth seem to have some level of reverence for their "Creators".  Doing such would be in conflict with what Legion has said about the Geth activities on Rannoch.

From what It seemed, a lot of Geth Heretics were on the planet as well as the originals. It would be possible they try to destroy the planet in order to make it so the "Old Machines" would accept them for their help by helping take out a races primary planet.

dont think so, Legions says that heretics parted when they chose to follow nazara, if they still shared same planets and space probably he will be no so upset to see Geth data in the heretics database as such data will be easilly available

generally it also seem that heretics had various base outside the veil of perseus as the one you destroy in me2  or virmire base.... my guess is that after me2 there are no more heretics or veeeeery few in numbers