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[Someone With Mass]

uhdnrt wrote...
DLC is an invalid argument. Especially for the weapons.  'Sides, what is the codex on the that AR? (never had it, so I don't know)

Right here.

Top again?

Modifié par Someone With Mass, 09 juillet 2010 - 08:27 .

[Titanium Man]

Okay, just got Legion. Convince me to turn him on without pissing off my girlfriend.

[NuclearBuddha]

uhdnrt wrote...
DLC is an invalid argument.

If you declare DLC as "invalid," you're removing a lot of good stuff.  Like Kasumi's testament that Tali loves Shepard.

And the best shotgun for Tali.

[Someone With Mass]

Titanium Man wrote...

Okay, just got Legion. Convince me to turn him on without pissing off my girlfriend.

[uhdnrt]

Someone With Mass wrote...

uhdnrt wrote...
DLC is an invalid argument. Especially for the weapons.  'Sides, what is the codex on the that AR? (never had it, so I don't know)

Right here.

Ah, so it is adapted tech, not straight off a collector. My argument still holds!

[Tairis Deamhan]

*nods* Sounds about right, my current rundown was:



Immune regulation implants/biomonitor (implanted under collarbone area)



Nervous system interface (base of neck)



Injection point and medigel dispensor (subdermal left wrist)

[uhdnrt]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

uhdnrt wrote...
DLC is an invalid argument.

If you declare DLC as "invalid," you're removing a lot of good stuff.  Like Kasumi's testament that Tali loves Shepard.

And the best shotgun for Tali.

I recind that statement.  After reading up on it on the wiki, it is adapted tech, not straight collector tech.  My argument still holds. ~_^

[Phil725]

Titanium Man wrote...

Okay, just got Legion. Convince me to turn him on without pissing off my girlfriend.

You need convinced to look into the only realistic path of reclaiming the quarian homeworld?

[NuclearBuddha]

uhdnrt wrote...
Ah, so it is adapted tech, not straight off a collector. My argument still holds!

Aren't they all adapted?  It's not like the Collector Armor is literally a Collector's skin.

[Someone With Mass]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

uhdnrt wrote...
DLC is an invalid argument.

If you declare DLC as "invalid," you're removing a lot of good stuff.  Like Kasumi's testament that Tali loves Shepard.

And the best shotgun for Tali.

Plus, Kasumi is a very good squadmate early on in the game. Her Shadow Strike is kicking ass, even at low level.

[Deadeas]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

uhdnrt wrote...
Ah, so it is adapted tech, not straight off a collector. My argument still holds!

Aren't they all adapted?  It's not like the Collector Armor is literally a Collector's skin.

...Interesting idea.

[uhdnrt]

Titanium Man wrote...

Okay, just got Legion. Convince me to turn him on without pissing off my girlfriend.

Why turn on him? He's useful, and his dialogue implies that the quarians will be able to re-aquire Rannoch without a fight.  How is that anything other than FTW?

[Someone With Mass]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

uhdnrt wrote...
Ah, so it is adapted tech, not straight off a collector. My argument still holds!

Aren't they all adapted?  It's not like the Collector Armor is literally a Collector's skin.

Battle trophy?

[uhdnrt]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

uhdnrt wrote...
Ah, so it is adapted tech, not straight off a collector. My argument still holds!

Aren't they all adapted?  It's not like the Collector Armor is literally a Collector's skin.

The heavy weapon isn't.  It was acquired and used right off of the battlefield.

[NuclearBuddha]

Tairis Deamhan wrote...
*nods* Sounds about right, my current rundown was:

Immune regulation implants/biomonitor (implanted under collarbone area)

Nervous system interface (base of neck)

Injection point and medigel dispensor (subdermal left wrist)

My personal vision was (externally at least) several plug sockets concentrated around the breastbone/neck area.  The wrist injection site would be for emergency external injections, I figure.

[Someone With Mass]

uhdnrt wrote...

Titanium Man wrote...

Okay, just got Legion. Convince me to turn him on without pissing off my girlfriend.

Why turn on him? He's useful, and his dialogue implies that the quarians will be able to re-aquire Rannoch without a fight.  How is that anything other than FTW?

Here's another reason.

[Gust4v]

NuclearBuddha wrote...
Aren't they all adapted?  It's not like the Collector Armor is literally a Collector's skin.

Collector's skin? hmm I need to read the codex.

[Titanium Man]

Phil725 wrote...

Titanium Man wrote...

Okay, just got Legion. Convince me to turn him on without pissing off my girlfriend.

You need convinced to look into the only realistic path of reclaiming the quarian homeworld?

I'm doing this in-character.  Shepard's trying to save as many lives as possible.  He doesn't know that the geth are willing to have peace.  Why would he assume they are?

[NuclearBuddha]

uhdnrt wrote...
The heavy weapon isn't.  It was acquired and used right off of the battlefield.

True, but I can't get at the codex to look at what it says at the moment, so I withhold rebuttal.

That doesn't explain how Cerb has anything on the Protheans to put in Shep.  After all, it comes as a surprise that the Collectors ARE the Protheans.

[NuclearBuddha]

Titanium Man wrote...
I'm doing this in-character.  Shepard's trying to save as many lives as possible.  He doesn't know that the geth are willing to have peace.  Why would he assume they are?

Never gonna find out what the hell it was doing on that ship not trying to kill Shep if you don't turn it on.  And do you REALLY want Cerberus getting their hands on it?

[Deadeas]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

uhdnrt wrote...
The heavy weapon isn't.  It was acquired and used right off of the battlefield.

True, but I can't get at the codex to look at what it says at the moment, so I withhold rebuttal.

That doesn't explain how Cerb has anything on the Protheans to put in Shep.  After all, it comes as a surprise that the Collectors ARE the Protheans.

Presence of Reaper-Tech would override the need for the operator to be a Collector.

[NuclearBuddha]

Gust4v wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...
Aren't they all adapted?  It's not like the Collector Armor is literally a Collector's skin.

Collector's skin? hmm I need to read the codex.

[Someone With Mass]

Titanium Man wrote...

I'm doing this in-character.  Shepard's trying to save as many lives as possible.  He doesn't know that the geth are willing to have peace.  Why would he assume they are?

"We judged that Shepard-Commander would understand".

Modifié par Someone With Mass, 09 juillet 2010 - 08:40 .

[Tairis Deamhan]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

My personal vision was (externally at least) several plug sockets concentrated around the breastbone/neck area.  The wrist injection site would be for emergency external injections, I figure.

I was going off the idea that most of hers are internal, just as Shepard's are since it seems technology has advanced to that point. The more exposed skin to cybernetic contact the more chance of irritation and easier sites for infection I would think.
Hence why I was thinking of two main external points, the injection site on the wrist (prevents repeatedly being stabbed with a needle ala Beneath the Veil), and then a connection point between the suit and nervous system (back of neck or base of spine I would think).

[NuclearBuddha]

Deadeas wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

uhdnrt wrote...
The heavy weapon isn't.  It was acquired and used right off of the battlefield.

True, but I can't get at the codex to look at what it says at the moment, so I withhold rebuttal.

That doesn't explain how Cerb has anything on the Protheans to put in Shep.  After all, it comes as a surprise that the Collectors ARE the Protheans.

Presence of Reaper-Tech would override the need for the operator to be a Collector.

And I'm definitely not arguing against the presence of Reaper-tech in Shep.