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[NuclearBuddha]

Yeah, the Kahlee Sanders thing turned out to be pretty "meh" as a gift, especially from someone as awesome as Lemm. But then again, like the captain of the Idenna says, it's all political: the Idenna gets Lemm and looks good for bringing in somebody they were curious about, even if it was kinda useless.

Modifié par NuclearBuddha, 09 août 2010 - 01:56 .

[Savakka1]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Savakka1 wrote...

Mobius_118 wrote...

Like its been said...If I gave every Quarian I met a job on the Normandy, I'd have to become part of the Migrant Fleet. It's be both awesome and kinda crappy. I'd have to answer to the Admiralty board instead of the council.

Well, it's smaller of two evils. And Shala is nice.

Yes. She's very...nice.
-snip-

Well, she cares about Tali. That is good in my books.

[TTTX]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Savakka1 wrote...

Mobius_118 wrote...

Like its been said...If I gave every Quarian I met a job on the Normandy, I'd have to become part of the Migrant Fleet. It's be both awesome and kinda crappy. I'd have to answer to the Admiralty board instead of the council.

Well, it's smaller of two evils. And Shala is nice.

Yes. She's very...nice.
*snip*

acting like a true mother.

I recpect her for that.

[Mobius_118]

Like I said. Subjective to the captain in question.



Although after getting Rannoch back, the pilgrimage might boil down to building supplies, resources, and the like. Maybe new ships. Trading partners?



Interesting...

[Savakka1]

Mobius_118 wrote...

Like I said. Subjective to the captain in question.

Although after getting Rannoch back, the pilgrimage might boil down to building supplies, resources, and the like. Maybe new ships. Trading partners?

Interesting...

That seems pretty realistic.

[Phil725]

Mobius_118 wrote...

Horrible Admiral, great aunt.

I'd argue against her being a horrible admiral.  Putting a family member above the fleet is the obvious nadir for her case for admiral, but she is sane, and that alone puts her firmly in the upper half of Mass Effect leaders

[Someone With Mass]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Yeah, the Kahlee Sanders thing turned out to be pretty "meh" as a gift, especially from someone as awesome as Lemm. But then again, like the captain of the Idenna says, it's all political: the Idenna gets Lemm and looks good for bringing in somebody they were curious about, even if it was kinda useless.

I think Kahlee is pretty senile too, because she remembers nothing about the talk with the admirals about the Reapers in Retribution.

But I think it was done that way to not confuse people who haven't read the other books.

BW really needs to stop doing that.

[Thundertactics]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Tali's comeback is great too:


Watch it all over here! /shamelessselfpromotion

[NuclearBuddha]

Someone With Mass wrote...
I've read that most quarian captains accepts most gifts simply because they want the pilgrim to serve on their ship.

This, too.

It's kind of a "seller's market," where the quarian coming back from the pilgrimage is shopping around to get on a good/prestigious/whatever ship.

[i love lamp x3]

Thundertactics wrote...

Oh lawd, browsing through all the pages I missed last night, Xen+Udina+Wrex(+Velarn, for teh lulz) as the council is hilarious.

Also, dat perfectly flat abdomen and slightly curved back:

my two favorites

[Mobius_118]

With a reclaimed homeworld, the emphasis on ships would reduce itself to a mere support role. If nothing else, the fleet would be dismantled for supplies, and used to ferry materials to and from supply centers.



The Geth may tend to the planet, but that doesn't mean it's going to be in good shape when the Quarians set foot on it again. The pilgrimage must continue.

[Phil725]

Thundertactics wrote...

Oh lawd, browsing through all the pages I missed last night, Xen+Udina+Wrex(+Velarn, for teh lulz) as the council is hilarious.

Also, dat perfectly flat abdomen and slightly curved back:

Dat arched back

It really isn't a fair comparison between a human and a quarian body

[TTTX]

Mobius_118 wrote...

With a reclaimed homeworld, the emphasis on ships would reduce itself to a mere support role. If nothing else, the fleet would be dismantled for supplies, and used to ferry materials to and from supply centers.

The Geth may tend to the planet, but that doesn't mean it's going to be in good shape when the Quarians set foot on it again. The pilgrimage must continue.

since it's part of their culture now I think it will be a part of future generations life from this point forward.

[Mobius_118]

No it isn't...it seems human posture has improved greatly, but I'm still for flat tummy's that I've wanted to trace since the first game...



Hm, what? Sorry...lost in my brain.

[Someone With Mass]

Thundertactics wrote...
Tali's comeback is great too:


Watch it all over here! /shamelessselfpromotion

Yeah. Shala is being a little too...sentimental.

[TTTX]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Thundertactics wrote...
Tali's comeback is great too:


Watch it all over here! /shamelessselfpromotion

Yeah. Shala is being a little too...sentimental.

when you think of Tali's father is it really that surprising?

you know just saying here.

Modifié par TTTX, 09 août 2010 - 02:06 .

[Mobius_118]

Hmmm...

[Someone With Mass]

Phil725 wrote...


Dat arched back

It really isn't a fair comparison between a human and a quarian body

I give Kasumi A+ for trying, though.

She almost has the same thin arms as Tali too. That takes commitment.

[Phil725]

Mobius_118 wrote...

No it isn't...it seems human posture has improved greatly, but I'm still for flat tummy's that I've wanted to trace since the first game...

Hm, what? Sorry...lost in my brain.

Dat tummy

[Savakka1]

TTTX wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Thundertactics wrote...
Tali's comeback is great too:
-snip-
Watch it all over here! /shamelessselfpromotion

Yeah. Shala is being a little too...sentimental.

when you think of Tali's father is ti really that surprising?

you know just saying her.

Somebody had to step up and be a parent to Tali.

[Daginu]

Mobius_118 wrote...

With a reclaimed homeworld, the emphasis on ships would reduce itself to a mere support role. If nothing else, the fleet would be dismantled for supplies, and used to ferry materials to and from supply centers.

The Geth may tend to the planet, but that doesn't mean it's going to be in good shape when the Quarians set foot on it again. The pilgrimage must continue.

i would hope that is the out come and bioware doesnt get done watching the new battle star galactica and be like you guys they should send all there ships into the effin sun...... why would they do that?!  there not stupid humans who love symbolism at a huge cost!

Modifié par Daginu, 09 août 2010 - 02:09 .

[Mobius_118]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Phil725 wrote...

*Snazzysnip*
Dat arched back

It really isn't a fair comparison between a human and a quarian body

I give Kasumi A+ for trying, though.

She almost has the same thin arms as Tali too. That takes commitment.

It helps with the theivery...Harder to get caught when you have pencil thin arms with emphasis on wiry strength.

[TTTX]

Savakka1 wrote...

TTTX wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Thundertactics wrote...
Tali's comeback is great too:
-snip-
Watch it all over here! /shamelessselfpromotion

Yeah. Shala is being a little too...sentimental.

when you think of Tali's father is ti really that surprising?

you know just saying her.

Somebody had to step up and be a parent to Tali.

it so tempting to say that old theory of mine again but I think I will keep my mouth shut.

[NuclearBuddha]

Resettlement should be a time for even greater engagement with the rest of the galaxy. The quarians contracting in on themselves would be a bad thing.



I assume that the ships of the Flotilla that are in the best shape will become the new trading fleet. The Liveships will probably end up being space stations around Rannoch.

[NuclearBuddha]

TTTX wrote...
it so tempting to say that old theory of mine again but I think I will keep my mouth shut.

No.