Barquiel wrote...
As of 2183, the turians had 37 dreadnoughts, the asari had 21, the salarians had 16, and the Alliance had 6 with another under construction. During the year 2185, the dreadnought count is 39 turians, 20 asari, 16 salarians, and 8 humans.
http://masseffect.wi...ht#Dreadnoughts
...military impotent?
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adneate wrote...
Never heard any of those numbers in game, and the wiki is known for having unreliable information.
adneate wrote...
wizardryforever wrote...
Right, and you have no reason to believe that it wouldn't work, other than pessimism. Like I said, the Reapers are coming regardless. If you stop Sovereign only to have the whole galaxy hate your guts, how is that a victory? Just because you'll die a few years later than you would if you did what you swore to do when you became a Spectre? You know, be the council's first and last line of defense, be that ideal, that symbol that the galaxy looks up to? Yeah, you're right, living a few more measly years is totally worth it, just ask Sidonis.
What are the other Council races going to do to stop you? Their fleets are wiped out in the surprise attack even if you do save the council. So a bunch of militarily impotent people like you? If we're going to play the speculation game you're irresponsible decision to sacrifice Alliance warships means you don't have the firepower in your fleet to defeat the reapers and you all die anyway. But since everyone likes humanity while they're slowing being wiped out by the reapers it's okay right?
adneate wrote...
Barquiel wrote...
As of 2183, the turians had 37 dreadnoughts, the asari had 21, the salarians had 16, and the Alliance had 6 with another under construction. During the year 2185, the dreadnought count is 39 turians, 20 asari, 16 salarians, and 8 humans.
http://masseffect.wi...ht#Dreadnoughts
...military impotent?
Never heard any of those numbers in game, and the wiki is known for having unreliable information.
langelog wrote...
The Reapers aren't just a threat to humanity, they're a threat to every sentient species in the galaxy and we need to stand united. If the leaders of the council species were to die, and humans were blamed, sure we may hold more power over them, but actions such as this won't win hearts and minds. The Alliance and Humanity are honored as heros for their sacrifice after the battle, and this strengthens the trust in our species and shows we are willing to make sacrifices for the good of the galaxy. It was with this understanding that the council granted us a seat on the council. When the Reapers come, the entire galaxy will be united and ready to stand against them. Simply put, alone we fall, but united we stand!
Barquiel wrote...
adneate wrote...
Barquiel wrote...
As of 2183, the turians had 37 dreadnoughts, the asari had 21, the salarians had 16, and the Alliance had 6 with another under construction. During the year 2185, the dreadnought count is 39 turians, 20 asari, 16 salarians, and 8 humans.
http://masseffect.wi...ht#Dreadnoughts
...military impotent?
Never heard any of those numbers in game, and the wiki is known for having unreliable information.
codex entry: dreadnoughts
Modifié par cbutz, 08 juillet 2010 - 02:52 .
cbutz wrote...
Barquiel wrote...
adneate wrote...
Barquiel wrote...
As of 2183, the turians had 37 dreadnoughts, the asari had 21, the salarians had 16, and the Alliance had 6 with another under construction. During the year 2185, the dreadnought count is 39 turians, 20 asari, 16 salarians, and 8 humans.
http://masseffect.wi...ht#Dreadnoughts
...military impotent?
Never heard any of those numbers in game, and the wiki is known for having unreliable information.
codex entry: dreadnoughts
Wait so if the Turians and Asari have so many Dreadnougts, why did they limit the number of Dreadnoughts the Alliance were allowed to have?
Edit: I know why part, it was more a rehtorical question I guess...
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mosor wrote...
Better question, with so many turian and asari dreadnaughts, why does humanity provide most of the security on the citadel? Sometimes I think the codex can be consistantly inconsistant.
Modifié par Mentatzoee, 08 juillet 2010 - 09:05 .
Milician wrote...
Saved them on my Paragon account because i realized that a all human Council would be almost like having 3 Udinas...which it basically turned out to be in ME2 for those who didn't save them.
On my Renegade i did it because i wanted 1 more chance to tell Joker to "lose" the connection. Best part of being Renegade i think
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