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[Someone With Mass]

So, we're talking about the quarians being in a tight spot?

I think the important thing is that they are not giving up so easily, even when the rest of the galaxy throws filth at them.

Makes me also think. What painted them with the image of being thieves and beggars in the first place? Was it because they were mining in systems they were passing through?

Or maybe it was because after the geth rebellion, the quarians on Pilgrimage were forced to take any low paid and not so fancy job they could find and they weren't paid enough to survive, to buy food or shelter because their employers saw them as mindless morons for creating the geth so they had to steal in order to live another day.

Modifié par Someone With Mass, 01 août 2010 - 01:10 .

[Seth Burns]

mrsph wrote...

I can't feel too bad for Tali. She is currently in a relationship with this handsome fellow afterall (also a poll http://social.biowar...165/polls/8786/

She's in a relationship with Billy Mays?! I thought he died? So they used the Lazarus project on him too?

[Someone With Mass]

Seth Burns wrote...

mrsph wrote...

I can't feel too bad for Tali. She is currently in a relationship with this handsome fellow afterall (also a poll http://social.biowar...165/polls/8786/

She's in a relationship with Billy Mays?! I thought he died? So they used the Lazarus project on him too?

"Tired of always saving the galaxy from a unknown threat that no one will recognize you for? Then you need Ka-Boom! Just spray some on your ship, and it'll go boom! But here's the crazy part. We're almost robbing ourselves here. If you order withing the next ten minutes, we'll throw in a ticket to the Lazarus project. Ka-Boom! Makes you and your problems go out with a bang."

[Skadhi1]

RiptideX1090 wrote...

TIM is a complete and utter sadist. What happened to David? I'm convinced he not only knew about it, he enjoyed watching it happen.

No - TIM believes that the end justifies the means.  You can find TIM's philosophical brothers and sisters in large numbers throughout governments and organizations everywhere.

[Thundertactics]

mrsph wrote...

Also since they drop off their criminals on random planets it makes sense that a lot of those criminals would be theives as well.

This. Pretty much, I believe as much is said at one point in one of the games.

Additionally, someone who conceals his/her face is generally less trusted. Not to mention, the council's been using the quarians as scapegoats for quite a while now, it seems logical that the general population would follow their lead.

Also, gotta love retro Tali:

[Giggles_Manically]

I take a good deal of pride in TKoing the base, flipping him off, and then having cake.

[Someone With Mass]

Thundertactics wrote...

mrsph wrote...

Also since they drop off their criminals on random planets it makes sense that a lot of those criminals would be theives as well.

This. Pretty much, I believe as much is said at one point in one of the games.

Additionally, someone who conceals his/her face is generally less trusted. Not to mention, the council's been using the quarians as scapegoats for quite a while now, it seems logical that the general population would follow their lead.

That would explain why the volus have been around for so long, and just managed to get an embassy on the Citadel after all they've done.

Oh, almost forgot. They don't have a fleet. It's sad that it's the only thing needed to get somewhere in the galactic society. A big ass fleet, and a convenient battle/war to show it.

[Skadhi1]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Oh, almost forgot. They don't have a fleet. It's sad that it's the only thing needed to get somewhere in the galactic society. A big ass fleet, and a convenient battle/war to show it.

The Volus?  Control the money and you control the universe.  Armies and navies win the wars, but the bankers win the peace.

[Skadhi1]

mrsph wrote...

[edit: To keep this on topic I think quarians on pilgrimage  have probably stolen to survive. Also since they drop off their criminals on random planets it makes sense that a lot of those criminals would be theives as well.

Hmm....I'm not sure.  Imagine going around in some unique clothing that automatically triggers suspicion.  It would be almost impossible to steal.  No, I think they would become a badly abused and victimized underclass.  And, perhaps, a disproportionate part of the prison population.

[Someone With Mass]

Skadhi1 wrote...

Hmm....I'm not sure.  Imagine going around in some unique clothing that automatically triggers suspicion.  It would be almost impossible to steal.  No, I think they would become a badly abused and victimized underclass.  And, perhaps, a disproportionate part of the prison population.

They could just "accidently" bump into people. Or take something small that no one will notice from a storage room here and there when no one's watching.

[thepringle]

Good morning Talimancers

[FsDxRAGE]

MY INTERNET IS WORKING!

[ElectronicPostingInterface]

I want to do an insanity run in ME1 and then ME2, playing with Tali as a squadmate through both. I don't particularly care as to the other squadmate or even my own class. I saw something about Carnifex and Cryo?



Anyway, any advice and tips for builds for both games? I hear Tali is good in insanity for ME1 but is kind of lacking in ME2.

[thepringle]

Not as much posting here as there used to be on the other threads

[Savakka1]

PKchu wrote...

I want to do an insanity run in ME1 and then ME2, playing with Tali as a squadmate through both. I don't particularly care as to the other squadmate or even my own class. I saw something about Carnifex and Cryo?

Anyway, any advice and tips for builds for both games? I hear Tali is good in insanity for ME1 but is kind of lacking in ME2.

Tali's drone is very useful in ME2 for drawing enemy fire at higher difficulties, and Enegy Drain is also very useful for draining enemy shields

And Rune beated me to it

Modifié par Savakka1, 01 août 2010 - 02:58 .

[ElectronicPostingInterface]

Ah, I see. Thanks.

Here's a random topic for you - what's the "right" decision with Legion's loyalty mission? The character I was roleplaying had a LI in Tali, so when Tali said "kill the geth" I blew them up. In retrospect I wonder if that hurts their chance for the only possible happy outcome I see - peace between geth and Quarians. Alternatively blowing up those Geth might be the only way to get you a "house on the homeworld" during the war,

I think the whole "mindrape" or "execute" is the hardest decision in the game actually. I'm still conflicted over the metagame aspect.

Modifié par PKchu, 01 août 2010 - 03:00 .

[FsDxRAGE]

PKchu wrote...

I want to do an insanity run in ME1 and then ME2, playing with Tali as a squadmate through both. I don't particularly care as to the other squadmate or even my own class. I saw something about Carnifex and Cryo?

Anyway, any advice and tips for builds for both games? I hear Tali is good in insanity for ME1 but is kind of lacking in ME2.

dude, Tali is the best for insanity on both. She stays alive like crazy, Chiktikka is sick, and she kills Harbingers and she actually took down a Pratorean one time.