[quote]Sajuro wrote...
though nonetheless saving the lives of everyone in the district, those not killed by the plague would be killed by the massive expansion of the Vorcha
[/quote]Wait... is Sajuro resorting to an argument of most lives likely saved and not morality and criminality of past actions?
Glory days! Soon another Renegade who will leave the Council to die and keep the base!
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You forgot vandal, those hanar really like that moon
[/quote]That to.
[quote]though the creator did end up dying as a result of my innefficiency, yay shepard :happy:
[/quote]Not only a diabolical criminal, but an
incompetent criminal you say?
[quote]Regardless, Shepard blasted through the collectors there and there's probably footage to prove it.[/quote]Bah!
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providing valuable data on dark energy[/quote]To the quarians, not the Council.
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should score some points with the Asari Councilor
[/quote]What sort of score are we aiming for here?
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the fact that someone hated her enough to hire Thane suggested that more then one person knew she was nutters. Testimony from the salarian workers would vindicate you.[/quote]Lots of people are both loved and hated. Generally it's the richer and more influential set which matter more. I doubt Nasana's ties were with people poorer than night laborers.
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ah, well met[/quote]
[quote]not in council space , plus I was a Spectre and did that before. By the time I'm done, setting off a nuke on a garden world will be called 'pulling a Shepard'[/quote]Hey, Spectres have lost their licenses for less. It's not like this nuke was going to destroy a galaxy-threatening bio-weapon cure.
Still, nice point in tying your nameto galactic war crimes.
[quote]Now that's just stretching, Thresher Maws are by no means endangered.
[/quote]I thought it was funny.
[quote]That's par for C-sec nowadays, I didn't say my Shepard was squeaky[/quote]Still grounds for Shepard being arrested for whatever real reason is desired.
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He took the statue of liberty's head![/quote]And kept it quite safe, too.
[quote]and what, the blue suns would have broken up if I killed him? If anything, the resulting turmoil and power struggles would cause more instability.
[/quote]Blue Sun vs. Blue Sun instability is preferable to Blue Sun vs. galactic citizen instability.
[quote]From the quarians, could still tell the council of the research
[/quote]What good is telling them about the research without the data?
Not that you've told the Council about it either. Or is this going to be part of your plea bargain?
[quote]ended the Geth Threat beyond the Perseus veil and the threat of the entire geth force falling under the Reaper''s sway[/quote]'ah yes...'
You know, I'm not convinced the Council would believe anything about the Geth/Heretic split either. After all, that split was dependent on the Reapers as well.
[quote]I doubt Samara as a higher body count than Morinth. Again, this could score points with the Asari councilor.[/quote]Morinth kills individuals in drips and drabs, trying to remain discrete and hidden. Samara not only has centuries of action on her daughter, but kills entire criminal bases (and possibly police stations) to pursue her daughter.
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Had my Spectre status reinstated, and he wasn't technically a citizen of the Citadel and he was committing a crime by using a fake identity.[/quote]Citizenship doesn't change with a fake identity since both the real person and the fake ID have citizenship, and Spectre status doesn't mean what you do isn't a crime, only that the Council usually chooses to ignore it. They can revoke your Spectre status and try you for crimes you do as a Spectre...
Speaking of which, didn't you promise to limit yourself to Terminus space as a condition of becoming a Spectre? You violated the terms of your Spectre status if you use it on the Citadel.
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Glad you didn't see a problem with Mordin's loyalty.[/quote]I thought about throwing in unauthorized access of Salarian military data and something about how it's probably a crime to cure the genophage before I realized that whatever unwritten laws might exist, the Council doesn't
officially stop cures to the genophage from being made.
I mean, it might nuke a garden word or three, but it's not illegal or anything.
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