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Collider wrote...
Kasumi's a thief though. Thievery takes an amount of "renegade" or immorality.
RedTracer7 wrote...
It's getting an HBO series.
Poor people don't have stuff to take.mrsph wrote...
Collider wrote...
Kasumi's a thief though. Thievery takes an amount of "renegade" or immorality.
Kasumi is a thief. But I think she only steals stuff that she knows will challenge her, so I don't see her running off with a bunch of poor people's stuff.
Wise move.NuclearBuddha wrote...
I stay the hell away from fantasy epics that have no foreseeable end.
What a generous trend.RedTracer7 wrote...
It's getting an HBO series.
NuclearBuddha wrote...
RedTracer7 wrote...
It's getting an HBO series.
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I did, actually. The ending was WTF enough that I had no desire to continue.Pacifien wrote...
Wise move.NuclearBuddha wrote...
I stay the hell away from fantasy epics that have no foreseeable end.
They are extremely well written novels, though. I'd go so far as to suggest reading the first book, then tossing it aside and pretending he never intended to write what comes next.
Wanting to be lead the galxy into prosperity and triumph against the reapers is one thing the more I learn about TIM and cerberus (reading retribution now) the more they remind me of the worst aspects of the imperial inquisition, exterminatus now ask questions later...if we feel like it.RedTracer7 wrote...
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.
I see no problem with shouldering a responsibility (leading the galaxy) that humanity is best suited for.
Liara puts it best when she remarks that humanity's drive for improvement scares the other races. They see what we are skilled in, and they fear it.
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Poor people don't have stuff to take.mrsph wrote...
Collider wrote...
Kasumi's a thief though. Thievery takes an amount of "renegade" or immorality.
Kasumi is a thief. But I think she only steals stuff that she knows will challenge her, so I don't see her running off with a bunch of poor people's stuff.
You'd think that would have raised a giant red flag, but nooooo...Ormagodenator wrote...
not until after I beat ME1 for the 3rd timeKikaimegami wrote...
Did anyone else notice that Saren's left arm appears to be geth in origin...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
RedTracer7 wrote...
It's getting an HBO series.
Does not signify. We're talking about a thief, not a slaver.RedTracer7 wrote...
NuclearBuddha wrote...
Poor people don't have stuff to take.mrsph wrote...
Collider wrote...
Kasumi's a thief though. Thievery takes an amount of "renegade" or immorality.
Kasumi is a thief. But I think she only steals stuff that she knows will challenge her, so I don't see her running off with a bunch of poor people's stuff.
Tell that to the Slavers.
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Collider wrote...
Tali's renegade edge was especially nice when you had boy scout Kaidan and 100% innocent and pure Liara in ME1. In ME2, interestingly, I like that she is the more "paragon" of the squad yet still has that "renegadeness."
Yea, I thought the Saren apperance was strange as well. Somehow Nihlus didn't notice it either.Kikaimegami wrote...
You'd think that would have raised a giant red flag, but nooooo...Ormagodenator wrote...
not until after I beat ME1 for the 3rd timeKikaimegami wrote...
Did anyone else notice that Saren's left arm appears to be geth in origin...
Granted, C-Sec wouldn't know a geth if it came up to them and introduced itself as a geth.
....oh, wait....
Synthetic assistant, anyone?Kikaimegami wrote...
You'd think that would have raised a giant red flag, but nooooo...
Granted, C-Sec wouldn't know a geth if it came up to them and introduced itself as a geth.
....oh, wait....
Agreed.mrsph wrote...
Almost everyone you recruit in Mass Effect 2 qualifies as renegade. Some are just more overt about it than others.Collider wrote...
Tali's renegade edge was especially nice when you had boy scout Kaidan and 100% innocent and pure Liara in ME1. In ME2, interestingly, I like that she is the more "paragon" of the squad yet still has that "renegadeness."
C-Sec: Get that heap of metal out of the way, we need to deal with those asari-looking geth infiltrators and some quarian vagrants.Kikaimegami wrote...
Granted, C-Sec wouldn't know a geth if it came up to them and introduced itself as a geth.
....oh, wait....
SU37 wrote...
Synthetic assistant, anyone?Kikaimegami wrote...
You'd think that would have raised a giant red flag, but nooooo...
Granted, C-Sec wouldn't know a geth if it came up to them and introduced itself as a geth.
....oh, wait....
RedTracer7 wrote...
SpaceBuscuit wrote...
Or another example:
A Song of Ice and Fire
Best epic fantasy series out there. Period. Unfortunatly, the author is taking forever to get the next book out. Even after he had to split it in two due to length...
Never read it, but am an avid reader, and might have to give it a try. Is it Sci-Fi?
It is not. Medieval-ish.
-Elves
+Lost of Feudal Backroom Fighting (And a full on war soon after)
It's getting an HBO series.
SpaceBuscuit wrote...
It has always seemed to me that Tali is the most Paragon of all. Her only prejudices seem to be against the geth, but aside from that, she is a total Care Bear.
I'd be okay. That would mean that whatever my personal belief was could be canon.PKchu wrote...
I just had a funny thought. What if EA went bankrupt suddenly due to the economy and ME3 got put into development hell and eventually died a painful death like Duke Nukem Forever?
Tears would flow everywhere.
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