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Azint wrote...
Sometimes I feel paragon choices are too naive.RiptideX1090 wrote...
We'll see...
I personally think it would be AWESOME if rewriting the heretics SERIOUSLY screws you over in the next game.
Modifié par RedTracer7, 02 août 2010 - 04:43 .
See, that's one of the big things I'm worried about.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Azint wrote...
That's exactly why I felt Legion mentioned that keeping the Collector base may be for the best.Pacifien wrote...
The only reason Legion brings up the possibility of rewrite is because the option was there. For every consensus made, the Geth must consider all options available, no matter how ludicrous.
We'll see...
I personally think it would be AWESOME if rewriting the heretics SERIOUSLY screws you over in the next game.
Runescapeguy9 wrote...
Well I wouldn't say that. If he had listened to her he'd still be alive...NCLanceman wrote...
SU37 wrote...
Anyone who sent Tali to lead the fire team is an idiot.
I still wonder why anyone would do this. Tali is many wonderful things, but if anything Freedom's Progress shows quite clearly she isn't to be trusted with a command more difficult that leading five sailors to a whorehouse.
Seriously. Prazza had a better ability to command than her. Think about that.
5% destroyed just made it 5% easier. :innocent:Kikaimegami wrote...
Because destroying less than 5% of the geth is really going to tip things in your favorStrawberry Kiwi wrote...
Actually, I chose to destroy the Heretic geth. If the geth as a whole decide to get in my way, they will be easier to eliminate.
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Modifié par Strawberry Kiwi, 02 août 2010 - 04:43 .
mrsph wrote...
Tali may be a very talented person. But I really don't think she has the qualities that make a good leader.
Reapers need some way to sway a group to follow. They decided to alter a crucial algorithm in geth processors.Pacifien wrote...
Unless you believe that Sovereign played a hand in the schism to start with. Which many people do. Possible, but there's no explicit evidence that this was the case. As such, I've chosen to view otherwise.
Don't worry.. the snipers are getting into position as we speak. It won't be long now.Strawberry Kiwi wrote...
5% destroyed just made it 5% easier. :innocent:Kikaimegami wrote...
Because destroying less than 5% of the geth is really going to tip things in your favorStrawberry Kiwi wrote...
Actually, I chose to destroy the Heretic geth. If the geth as a whole decide to get in my way, they will be easier to eliminate.
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But in all seriousness, I really did destroy the Heretic geth.
RedTracer7 wrote...
Azint wrote...
Sometimes I feel paragon choices are too naive.RiptideX1090 wrote...
We'll see...
I personally think it would be AWESOME if rewriting the heretics SERIOUSLY screws you over in the next game.
And now your getting it.
People keep throwing around this 5% number like it means something. Couldn't it just be 5% of all the runtimes? They could very well have 90% of all the functioning war materiel, though, since they're actually fighting a war. This would mean that the true geth are a paper tiger. Sure, there's a whole lot of them, but until they get on war footing, they're not going to do much besides code at you.Kikaimegami wrote...
Because destroying less than 5% of the geth is really going to tip things in your favor
SU37 wrote...
Prazza just didn't listen to Tali. Had she actually commanded him to stick with the plan, there would have been a lot fewer casualties, maybe even none.
RedTracer7 wrote...
Azint wrote...
Sometimes I feel paragon choices are too naive.RiptideX1090 wrote...
We'll see...
I personally think it would be AWESOME if rewriting the heretics SERIOUSLY screws you over in the next game.
And now your getting it.
Woops top:
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Who says I wouldn't be siding with the geth?PKchu wrote...
Ha, yeah if you save the geth and then it turns out you get devastated in that Geth-Quarian war and the Quarians get their **** wrecked....
You poor paragon bastards.
The scanners are picking up on something.RiptideX1090 wrote...
There is a difference between making a hard call, and wanting to enslave a bunch of races simply because you think yours is better.
Go crawl back into your hole and die, you Cerberus lapdog, you.
RedTracer7 wrote...
Tell Legion that the integration of all the Heretics' memories into the Geth Collective might be a traumatic experience, and he doesn't deny it. He also admits there is a possibility that the Heretics would reverse the conclusion forced upon them by the virus. As the Geth now have all of the Heretics' memories, there is a possibility that upon evaluation of those experiences, even more Geth will change their conclusion.Kikaimegami wrote...
Well, my point specifically is that if the virus has a chance of error, I'd rather not use it just in case it has the capacity to really screw something up.
Kikaimegami wrote...
Who says I wouldn't be siding with the geth?PKchu wrote...
Ha, yeah if you save the geth and then it turns out you get devastated in that Geth-Quarian war and the Quarians get their **** wrecked....
You poor paragon bastards.
Ooooh I just opened a huuuuuge can of worms....
Doesn't mean that they couldn't build a whole bunch of stuff on a moment's notice. Besides, if that were the case, Legion would have mentioned it.NuclearBuddha wrote...
People keep throwing around this 5% number like it means something. Couldn't it just be 5% of all the runtimes? They could very well have 90% of all the functioning war materiel, though, since they're actually fighting a war. This would mean that the true geth are a paper tiger. Sure, there's a whole lot of them, but until they get on war footing, they're not going to do much besides code at you.Kikaimegami wrote...
Because destroying less than 5% of the geth is really going to tip things in your favor
It makes me wonder exactly how large the geth fleet is. Is it runtimes Legion refers to, or is it actual mobile platforms?NuclearBuddha wrote...
People keep throwing around this 5% number like it means something. Couldn't it just be 5% of all the runtimes? They could very well have 90% of all the functioning war materiel, though, since they're actually fighting a war. This would mean that the true geth are a paper tiger. Sure, there's a whole lot of them, but until they get on war footing, they're not going to do much besides code at you.Kikaimegami wrote...
Because destroying less than 5% of the geth is really going to tip things in your favor
Kikaimegami wrote...
Who says I wouldn't be siding with the geth?
Ooooh I just opened a huuuuuge can of worms....
Azint wrote...
The scanners are picking up on something.RiptideX1090 wrote...
There is a difference between making a hard call, and wanting to enslave a bunch of races simply because you think yours is better.
Go crawl back into your hole and die, you Cerberus lapdog, you.
Water Dumple wrote...
mrsph wrote...
Tali may be a very talented person. But I really don't think she has the qualities that make a good leader.
1. Freedom's Progress: Squad disobeys orders, gets massacred by a YMIR mech.
2. Haestrom: Gets separated from squad, does not give adequate orders, all others but Kal'Reegar die (although he of course can die with the rest, if you mess up.)
3. Suicide mission: Dies from a bullet to the chest if asked to show leadership in any way (only successful job is working alone, under your orders).
Good taking orders and in her field of expertise, but definitely not a leader. I'm really hoping BioWare doesn't shovel her into the Admiralty Board position in ME3 as a cameo like Wrex...it wouldn't even make sense.
RiptideX1090 wrote...
RedTracer7 wrote...
And now your getting it.
There is a difference between making a hard call, and wanting to enslave a bunch of races simply because you think yours is better.
Go crawl back into your hole and die, you Cerberus lapdog, you.
cannedcream wrote...Granted, Tali isn't a great leader, but Prazza running off like a ****** didn't help matters much.
So Tali's not perfect, but she's still pretty damn great.
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