AdmiralCheez wrote...
Drop him on top of a Thresher Maw nest. Ask him how it feels.
Sole Survivor awwwww yeeeaahhh.
Yesss, for science. To help humanity deal with a Tresher Maw threat in the future.
AdmiralCheez wrote...
Drop him on top of a Thresher Maw nest. Ask him how it feels.
Sole Survivor awwwww yeeeaahhh.
rohanphilip wrote...
So i did not save the collectors base in the final mission, and that pissed off the illusive man, so i was wondering what would happen in Mass Effect 3, would there be a boss fight between him and Shepard?if so that would be really epic. We have yet to see what the illusive man is really capable of.
Cerberus Operative Ashley Williams wrote...
jlb524 wrote...
ReconTeam wrote...
TIM had such a role in ME2 where he has got to be important in ME3. I imagine Cerberus has something planned to help combat the reapers. Certainly he has more going on than Shepard's little operation.
Of course he had more going on...things that failed miserably.
I just want to lock him in a room with Jack and Aria and let them have their way with him.
You know what? You're right. Jack and Aria are bastions of morality and deserve to extract their purely righteous vengeance on TIM.
Barquiel wrote...
Jack: Whose fault is that again?
...and I don't have the impression that Aria wants to oppress all non-asari.
So yes, they deserve their vengeance.
rohanphilip wrote...
So i did not save the collectors base in the final mission, and that pissed off the illusive man, so i was wondering what would happen in Mass Effect 3, would there be a boss fight between him and Shepard?if so that would be really epic. We have yet to see what the illusive man is really capable of.
evmiller wrote...
There is no evidence the the Illusive man knew the identities of any of the Shadow Brokers before Liara so there's no reason to think that he'll ever know Liara is the new Shadow Broker. I think Liara's intel greatly outstrips his now and she can feed him the info she wants him to know. Having said that, I hope we get some more bridge DLC that will allow us to deal with this "Illusive Man" question once and for all. Miranda, Jacob, and the Normandy are with me now and thats that.
Bill the Illusive man wrote...
TIM is a crud dude no doubt, but let's not forget
1) You're alive because of him
2) You stopped the collectors ( so far) because you were alive
3) He gave you the Dossiers of your squad
4) It's because of Cerberus that Joker can walk.
5) New ship
6) The council ( the first council died in me1 for me) REFUSED to meet with you after YOU saved the Citadel, and it was Cerberus who gave you the resources you required
7) Jack would've STILL been in that cell.
8) Garrus would've died.
9) Grunt would be who knows where
10) Tali would've died
TIM is cool with me right now lol lol.
Plus I wanted Intel. I gave him the base ( also provides for a great story). We can learn a lot from it and gain more tech/history/weaponry.
Cerberus Operative Ashley Williams wrote...
So, Aria, the despotic ruler of Omega with at least as much blood on her hands as TIM is ok because she doesn't oppress non-Asari? Also, where has TIM ever metioned, even once, that he wants to oppress those who are not human?
Modifié par Bebbe777, 17 décembre 2010 - 11:31 .
Barquiel wrote...
Cerberus Operative Ashley Williams wrote...
So, Aria, the despotic ruler of Omega with at least as much blood on her hands as TIM is ok because she doesn't oppress non-Asari? Also, where has TIM ever metioned, even once, that he wants to oppress those who are not human?
Aria is the only stability Omega has. She doesn't murder or torture innocents (like Cerberus). She fights against other merc gangs.
If Aria starts to abduct innocent humans and experiments on them in order to create a biological weapon (with possible permanent damage)...you would be right. Project Trapdoor didn't advance humanity, it was anti-alien...designed to take biotic abilities of asari away.
Cerberus Operative Ashley Williams wrote...
TIM is currently the only person in power fighting for the stability of the galaxy. In fact, TIM is doing more for the aliens in ensuring their survival than they are.
I don't see the need in arguing whether TIM or Aria is more moral. It's a ridiculous discussion.
Project Trapdoor wasn't alien oppression. Tests were performed to test the viability of a weapon against a potential enemy. The tests are required to level the playing field for foot soldiers were a war to break out between humans and Asari.
Cerberus Operative Ashley Williams wrote...
evmiller wrote...
There is no evidence the the Illusive man knew the identities of any of the Shadow Brokers before Liara so there's no reason to think that he'll ever know Liara is the new Shadow Broker. I think Liara's intel greatly outstrips his now and she can feed him the info she wants him to know. Having said that, I hope we get some more bridge DLC that will allow us to deal with this "Illusive Man" question once and for all. Miranda, Jacob, and the Normandy are with me now and thats that.
Well, Miranda and myself were there when Liara took over as the SB. So, I think TIM knows. If Liara and TIM go to war, well, sorry Liara but I'm taking you out.
GodWood wrote...
Silly angsty paragons.
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Barquiel wrote...
Yes, it's very likely that the asari start a war against humans...
(and it's really a ridiculous discussion if we compare the crimes of Cerberus and Aria's gang)
rohanphilip wrote...
Well Actually after you finish the Shadow broker level, there is a summary or a log report that states that, Liara has taken over as the shadow broker and that Shepard and the Asari's relationship must be watched over, now i don't know if that report actually went to the illusive man, but i think he has a pretty good idea that liara is the shadow broker.
Cerberus Operative Ashley Williams wrote...
I would assume they would probably be found to be very similar. I respect TIM because his unsavory actions promote a noble goal. Aria is simply a narcissistic megalomaniac.
Barquiel wrote...
Cerberus Operative Ashley Williams wrote...
I would assume they would probably be found to be very similar. I respect TIM because his unsavory actions promote a noble goal. Aria is simply a narcissistic megalomaniac.
We obviously have different definitions of a "noble goal"(....and I doubt their crimes are similar)
megalomaniac?
Aria is Omega (...and she is right)
Cerberus is Humanity!!!
Cerberus Operative Ashley Williams wrote...
I respect TIM because his unsavory actions promote a noble goal. Aria is simply a narcissistic megalomaniac.
Modifié par LiquidGrape, 17 décembre 2010 - 12:42 .
LiquidGrape wrote...
Cerberus Operative Ashley Williams wrote...
I respect TIM because his unsavory actions promote a noble goal. Aria is simply a narcissistic megalomaniac.
I'm not sure I see the nobility in militant speciesism.
Aria, while a megalomaniac, isn't petty enough to be racist.
Cerberus Operative Ashley Williams wrote...
Barquiel wrote...
Jack: Whose fault is that again?
...and I don't have the impression that Aria wants to oppress all non-asari.
So yes, they deserve their vengeance.
Praiga went rogue and TIM told them to shut it down. Also, Jack may have reasons for being a mass murderer, but she is still responsible for her actions.
So, Aria, the despotic ruler of Omega with at least as much blood on her hands as TIM is ok because she doesn't oppress non-Asari? Also, where has TIM ever metioned, even once, that he wants to oppress those who are not human?
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Zulu_DFA wrote...
Aria stages pit fights in her club and orders to supply "enough Humans to keep the Krogans busy for an hour" or something like that. But, of course, it's not about oppression, it's about entertainment. So yeah...