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[Timbama]

wow, 5501 pages.

[NuclearBuddha]

valttu wrote...

Goat_Shepard wrote...

chool77 wrote...

valttu wrote...
NuclearBuddha, "so... did you do the pounce?" = LOL.

that part was  me ... yes i know im great

I like "Did you pounce?" more. It implies it was a psychological thing (couldn't wait to pounce) and not some ritual that every Quarian does with obligation <_<

<---getting too technical here lol

Heh, I think "did you do the pounce" is just great. It is more humorous. And that WrexTali pic is good.

It was collaborative, like I said, so there are differences in tone.  Lividity, sergio and I were mostly was being all serious, and chool just interjected the pounce thing and I figured I'd roll with it.

[Timbama]

Good to see ya still fightin.

This evening is the bomb, i accidentally deleted 450 albums that were on my external hard drive.

[SirEmilCrane]

sergio71785 wrote...

You know what's cool, quarians are like the only race who seem to believe in the reapers. Like, you can talk to the admirals about them and they're not all "'ah yes' reapers" about it, more like "that's why we need our homeworld!" 

We are clearly meant to see the quarians as good guys, even with their political split

[NuclearBuddha]

DrathanGervaise wrote...

runescapeguy9 wrote...

DrathanGervaise wrote...

It's not for everyone, I can say that.

Yeah. Worked my ass off to get the arrow of light and then they give me a booklet like 15 times thicker.
FFFFUUUU

It's a family tradition for me. Every male in my family is an Eagle Scout.

Wow, now that's a tradition.  I just did it because if I didn't have anything to show for all the time I put in other than a good survival education, it kinda would've been a waste.

[valttu]

Timbama wrote...

Good to see ya still fightin.
This evening is the bomb, i accidentally deleted 450 albums that were on my external hard drive.

You mean music albums or photos?? anyway that's horrible!

[NuclearBuddha]

CamoBadger wrote...

ok, so let me change this. You have to get into the ship before a bomb explodes (no time to diffuse it) and you have to choose between 2 things:
1)Get into and seal a bomb shelter and thus save hundreds of colonists
2)Carry an injured tali into the shuttle and take off, saving you and her, but leading to the death of hundreds of colonists

Happy now mr. "its about choice"?

Oh, fun, a lose-lose situation!

[pvt fc jenkins]

DrathanGervaise wrote...

pvt fc jenkins wrote...

DrathanGervaise wrote...
Private parts

Just noticed this when Marrek reposted,  had to comment (Snip quote walls, please)
Your unoriginality speaks valumes about your charactor, Drathan.

Your lack of understanding as to what "character" actually means makes you suspect.

The rest I can let go, but questioning my understanding as to what "character" means is not cool. I was saying that all the other (seventeen) people who have used that exact (for lack of a better word) "insult"  had questionable character.

[SirEmilCrane]

CamoBadger wrote...

ok, so let me change this. You have to get into the ship before a bomb explodes (no time to diffuse it) and you have to choose between 2 things:
1)Get into and seal a bomb shelter and thus save hundreds of colonists
2)Carry an injured tali into the shuttle and take off, saving you and her, but leading to the death of hundreds of colonists

Happy now mr. "its about choice"?

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[JeanLuc761]

CamoBadger wrote...

ok, so let me change this. You have to get into the ship before a bomb explodes (no time to diffuse it) and you have to choose between 2 things:
1)Get into and seal a bomb shelter and thus save hundreds of colonists
2)Carry an injured tali into the shuttle and take off, saving you and her, but leading to the death of hundreds of colonists

Happy now mr. "its about choice"?

Yes, actually I am happy.  That's a good moral dilemma (which, admittedly, would result in my saving tali every single time).

[Shazzammer2]

sergio71785 wrote...

You know what's cool, quarians are like the only race who seem to believe in the reapers. Like, you can talk to the admirals about them and they're not all "'ah yes' reapers" about it, more like "that's why we need our homeworld!" 

hey now don't forget the Wrex. He believes the reapers exist as well. And the geth already knew the old machines want to destroy all life.

So lets put it this way. three races believe in the reapers

The council races (the main ones)

Asari, Turian, Salarians do no believe in the repears. 

so tis an even tie 3 do not believe and 3 believe.

That leaves the Alliance. Anderson believes they exist but can't do anything about it.

Admiral Hackett I'm sure believes they ecist as well, but is possible he is being silenced fearing political blow-back.

Interesting interesting yes yes?? =]

[Lividity Jones]

Landline wrote...

Somehow... I doubt that with Tali's being the daughter of an admiral that the quarians would be to receptive of a relationship between her and Shepard.

Unless she was exiled, then they probably don't care

I hope the relationship stirs up a political ****storm in ME3/

If Udina or the Admirals have anything to say, they will be treated with a healthy dose of Shepard Punch and Tali Kick.

Their choice.

[pvt fc jenkins]

Rakia_Time wrote...

Landline wrote...

Somehow... I doubt that with Tali's being the daughter of an admiral that the quarians would be to receptive of a relationship between her and Shepard.

Unless she was exiled, then they probably don't care

I hope the relationship stirs up a political ****storm in ME3/

Well after seeing the flotilla i can tell all the quarians (well ok, not all of them, just those three idiotic admirals) to go to hell

Hey, Admiral... forgot his name... the one in green wasn't so bad!

[sergio71785]

CamoBadger wrote...

ok, so let me change this. You have to get into the ship before a bomb explodes (no time to diffuse it) and you have to choose between 2 things:
1)Get into and seal a bomb shelter and thus save hundreds of colonists
2)Carry an injured tali into the shuttle and take off, saving you and her, but leading to the death of hundreds of colonists

Happy now mr. "its about choice"?

You don't seem like a very creative person. It's like, you can't imagine drama being formed without tragedy. 

Using death to inject drama into a scene is so lazy and uncreative; it's basically just a crutch. One that Bioware is generally above, thankfully.