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#237851
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Gust4v wrote...

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...a dragon?

Yes:

Colossus= Dragon.
Geth using flametower= Firebreath.
Geth troops= Minions.
Tali trapped inside the building= Princess.

I know this was in jest, but it reminded me of how I dislike Tali being likened to a princess (when it is done in a serious manner).

#237852
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Phil725 wrote...

Andaius20 wrote...

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Can some one do me a favor and post the famous "DAT back arch" pic?


This one?
*snip*


No, the one inlooking back on tali and shepard fro mthe engineerign consoles view.  Do yo uknwo wha tI'm talkign about. Been lookign in Runes album but I can't see mto find it.


This is the only other good Dat back picture I have:

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Thats the one thank ye kindly sir. ^_^

#237853
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FatherNestor wrote...
Honestly? No.
You think I should download it or something?

Probably not.  It's extremely slow, and not particularly exciting.  I was just curious how much into the background you'd delved.

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Kraidy's actually been a nice and reasonable guy as far as I know. But then again I've never seen his trolling. Can anyone paraphrase? This should be good for a laugh.

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Collider wrote...

Gust4v wrote...

Collider wrote...
...a dragon?

Yes:

Colossus= Dragon.
Geth using flametower= Firebreath.
Geth troops= Minions.
Tali trapped inside the building= Princess.

I know this was in jest, but it reminded me of how I dislike Tali being likened to a princess (when it is done in a serious manner).


Do you ever agree with anyone about anything?

#237856
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Someone With Mass wrote...

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Anyway, he trolled the thread so hard a couple weeks ago that Niceral (another troll) got trolled into defending Tali.  It was bizarre and hilarious.

Was that the time when they had a...discussion over why Tali shoots the ceiling if you pick Legion's side in the fight?

Good times, indeed.Image IPB

That's the one!  I just sat there for like an hour watching the posting and not replying myself.  I mostly just watch train-wrecks, not get involved.

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RiptideX1090 wrote...

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Do you ever agree with anyone about anything?

For the purposes of discussion, no.

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Andaius20 wrote...

I got it on sale for $5 (ME 1) so it was a pretty good deal for me. I only got on the ME band wagon a few months ago. Steam DL is pretty painless. only problem I have with it is I like Hard copies of my games. Actual disks and manuals. Call me old school but I like having that stuff.


Yeah, I'm with you on that. I like having the physical stuff, too. I might buy ME1 on PC from amazon, as well if there aren't any issues with it that way... I'm not sure, though. Does Steam offer a disc order option along with download? Or is it all digital content?

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NuclearBuddha wrote...

Tali's got me wondering:  what did this colony used to look like?  What's with the spires?  Was this built into a mountain as an exception or a rule?  Also, if you did step out into the light, and look off into the distance, the view is something else.  That brings me to the light:  like I said, this was one of the few missions where there was a nice tactical element to the environment.

It was a research outpost, so we never really got to see what sort of housing they would actually have for a colony. I do feel that this may have been the only purpose of the ruins we got to explore, the scaffolding, towers, gemoetric shapes and stone quary look made it look very industrialized. And I also thought the solar radiation was a nice touch.

#237860
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Wait, I found something Collider can agree on!



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NuclearBuddha wrote...

RiptideX1090 wrote...

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Do you ever agree with anyone about anything?

For the purposes of discussion, no.

So I am actually meaning something entirely different with those posts where I literally say "I agree"?

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Collider wrote...

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For the purposes of discussion, no.

So I am actually meaning something entirely different with those posts where I literally say "I agree"?

Is it too late at night to take a joke?

#237863
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NuclearBuddha wrote...

Wait, I found something Collider can agree on!

*snip*

With Kikai, no less.

Collider, you decieve us.

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Azint wrote...
It was a research outpost, so we never really got to see what sort of housing they would actually have for a colony. I do feel that this may have been the only purpose of the ruins we got to explore, the scaffolding, towers, gemoetric shapes and stone quary look made it look very industrialized. And I also thought the solar radiation was a nice touch.

True, but I can't help but wonder what the blasting solar radiation has stripped away over time.  The place could have been lavishly painted or otherwise decorated, and now it's all gone.

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I lol'd at the image link, 'lollider.'

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NuclearBuddha wrote...

That's the one!  I just sat there for like an hour watching the posting and not replying myself.  I mostly just watch train-wrecks, not get involved.


I, on the other hand, loves to get involved. Gives me a nice chance to vent.

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NuclearBuddha wrote...

Collider wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...
For the purposes of discussion, no.

So I am actually meaning something entirely different with those posts where I literally say "I agree"?

Is it too late at night to take a joke?


Probably.

#237868
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Azint wrote...
I lol'd at the image link, 'lollider.'

YES!  SOMEONE PAID ATTENTION!

#237869
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Oh and has any noticed how it seems that a majority of the alien races in the MEverse are tri-fingered? (Quarian, Turian, Krogan) (I'm not directly counting Geth, since they are based on Quarian visual physiology).


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Fyre Fry wrote...
Oh and has any noticed how it seems that a majority of the alien races in the MEverse are tri-fingered? (Quarian, Turian, Krogan) (I'm not directly counting Geth, since they are based on Quarian visual physiology).

Salarian.

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NuclearBuddha wrote...

Collider wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...
For the purposes of discussion, no.

So I am actually meaning something entirely different with those posts where I literally say "I agree"?

Is it too late at night to take a joke?

Considering I do know that I am argumentative (and many times just for the sake of argument), it's a little less obvious because there is some truth in it.

Tali's got me wondering:  what did this colony used to look like? 
What's with the spires?  Was this built into a mountain as an exception
or a rule?  Also, if you did step out into the light, and look off into
the distance, the view is something else.  That brings me to the
light:  like I said, this was one of the few missions where there was a
nice tactical element to the environment.

I did also wonder those things, but they were very transitory and there wasn't much in the way of mystery in the entire mission. I did, however get a sense of how bad the plight of the Quarians were. They were sent on a seemingly innocuous mission and even then have to face their slayers.

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Fyre Fry wrote...

Oh and has any noticed how it seems that a majority of the alien races in the MEverse are tri-fingered? (Quarian, Turian, Krogan) (I'm not directly counting Geth, since they are based on Quarian visual physiology).


Salarian, vorcha, volus...

#237873
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Collider wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Collider wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...
For the purposes of discussion, no.

So I am actually meaning something entirely different with those posts where I literally say "I agree"?

Is it too late at night to take a joke?

Considering I do know that I am argumentative (and many times just for the sake of argument), it's a little less obvious because there is some truth in it.


That explains a lot.

#237874
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Collider wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Collider wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...
For the purposes of discussion, no.

So I am actually meaning something entirely different with those posts where I literally say "I agree"?

Is it too late at night to take a joke?

Considering I do know that I am argumentative (and many times just for the sake of argument), it's a little less obvious because there is some truth in it.

Well, then.

#237875
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NuclearBuddha wrote...

Azint wrote...
It was a research outpost, so we never really got to see what sort of housing they would actually have for a colony. I do feel that this may have been the only purpose of the ruins we got to explore, the scaffolding, towers, gemoetric shapes and stone quary look made it look very industrialized. And I also thought the solar radiation was a nice touch.

True, but I can't help but wonder what the blasting solar radiation has stripped away over time.  The place could have been lavishly painted or otherwise decorated, and now it's all gone.

Did you know the famous pyramids in Egypt were once covered in marble blocks that gave them a flat, white appearance? To better reflect the sun, which the Egyptians revered. The Greek sculptures that have come to be the idealized images of classical beauty were actually painted in bright colors, too.

It makes me wonder if they may have anything like that in Rannoch.