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[Gabey5]

 Other than the reapers of course.

[mx3ze]

Humans. If you take real life for example, people killing eachother, war, pollution, we are a great threat to ourselves !!! But in ME universe... don't know... i think there is no real threat against humans in particular, batarians really hates us...

[The Unfallen]

My Commander Shepard, David.

[Cheesy Blue]

Batarians. Humanity and the Batarians are technically at war with each other.

Modifié par Cheesy Blue, 28 janvier 2011 - 03:08 .

[StarGateGod]

VOLUS

[AdmiralCheez]

The greatest threat to human dominance is humanity itself. We have a nasty habit of screwing ourselves over.

Frankly, though, if it's conquest you're after, I wouldn't mess with any of the council races. The salarians would disable you before you had the chance to fight back, the turians would bombard absolutely everything that moved, and the asari would get nasty with their biotics.

Worst of all, they'd team up against you.

Modifié par AdmiralCheez, 28 janvier 2011 - 03:12 .

[SandTrout]

My money would be on the Turrian Hierarchy. They're the only ones with the millitary logistical muscle to beat us i a fight, and they've got the testicular fortitude to actually make a fight out of it.

The Salarians might cause us some trouble with the STG, but it's easy to pick out aliens trying to infiltrate a human world or base.

The Asari just simply don't have the stomach for a fight as a culture. They'd try to play diplomacy and commando while their industry is getting pounded to dust. Guerrilla warfare might cause casualties, but it doesn't win wars.

The Batarians tried to fight us and lost already, so they're hardly a real threat.

The Geth don't want inhabitable planets, so they will have no real reason to want to fight the Alliance.

The Quarians don't even have a homeworld right now, and even if they reclaim Ranoch, they've got a long time before their population rebounds.

The Krogan lack the unity and numbers to pose a strategic threat to the Alliance. This could change in the future if the Genophage is cured, but that will take a few generations.

The Rachni still need time to rebuild their numbers before they're a threat again.

The Hanar, Drell, Volus, and Elcor lack the military muscle to pose a significant threat.

I think that covers my threat assessment of the sapient species. Did I miss any?

[Interactive Civilian]

Which species is the biggest threat to human dominance?



Any species that my Cmdr. Shepard sides with.

[Gabey5]

the volus cant fight and they are under the Turian Hierarchy rule. They have no military

[Manic Sheep]

Hanar, they're sneaky little ****s but I’m on to them.

[Gabey5]

SandTrout wrote...

My money would be on the Turrian Hierarchy. They're the only ones with the millitary logistical muscle to beat us i a fight, and they've got the testicular fortitude to actually make a fight out of it.
The Salarians might cause us some trouble with the STG, but it's easy to pick out aliens trying to infiltrate a human world or base.
The Asari just simply don't have the stomach for a fight as a culture. They'd try to play diplomacy and commando while their industry is getting pounded to dust. Guerrilla warfare might cause casualties, but it doesn't win wars.
The Batarians tried to fight us and lost already, so they're hardly a real threat.
The Geth don't want inhabitable planets, so they will have no real reason to want to fight the Alliance.
The Quarians don't even have a homeworld right now, and even if they reclaim Ranoch, they've got a long time before their population rebounds.
The Krogan lack the unity and numbers to pose a strategic threat to the Alliance. This could change in the future if the Genophage is cured, but that will take a few generations.
The Rachni still need time to rebuild their numbers before they're a threat again.
The Hanar, Drell, Volus, and Elcor lack the military muscle to pose a significant threat.
I think that covers my threat assessment of the sapient species. Did I miss any?

the vorcha.. but they dont even have space flight technology. :happy:

[The Unfallen]

Interactive Civilian wrote...

Which species is the biggest threat to human dominance?

Any species that my Cmdr. Shepard sides with.

My Shepard shall put groups like Cerberus, and Terra Firma, to waste. They are not only a detriment to the rep of Humans but they are also a threat to an allied Galaxy against the Reapers, they "weaken" our Galaxy, thus, all supremacist groups (Cerberus, Terra Firma, the Batarian Hegemony) must be eliminated, to ensure the survival of the Milky Way Galaxy.

[Ramirez Wolfen]

Batarians. Definitely.

[SandTrout]

Interactive Civilian wrote...

Which species is the biggest threat to human dominance?

Any species that my Cmdr. Shepard sides with.

So you would side with an alien species to prevent your own from gaining dominance in the galaxy? If that's not a deffinition of treason, I don't know what is.

I could tolerate the idea of allowing the Alliance to carpet bomb Alien homeworlds in order to bring them to heel, but establishing Human dominance for its people is the purpose of a government, regardless of the means that it uses.

[primero holodon]

Whoever it is, I'm rolling with them. Human dominance is a terrible idea.

[Scimal]

I'd actually vote for the Asari.



Aside from a hefty military and innate biotic abilities, they have two modes to wage war with. The obvious being the violent death-race, the second being the ability to simply wage a silent war through seducing the population and lowering the human birthrate. Nobody would see it coming until you wake up and half your species is gone, ripe for the picking.



Salarians might be dangerous, as their Tech is formidable... But without hefty military might or the ability to wage war over decades without significant drops in numbers, I'd put them second.



The Turians and Krogans are in the same boat to me. Tough, but that's about it.



The Batarians don't bother me. Seeing as how most we see aren't well-off, their military may be fierce, but they don't have staying power -and may not have enough firepower to begin with.

[SandTrout]

primero holodon wrote...

Whoever it is, I'm rolling with them. Human dominance is a terrible idea.

And why, pray tell, is Turian, Asari, Salarian, Krogan, or Batarian dominance preferable to Human dominance?

The old system will not survive the Reapers, not in any form that we recognize, anyways. Someone's going to come out on top, but you would condem your own species to servitude?

[primero holodon]

SandTrout wrote...

primero holodon wrote...

Whoever it is, I'm rolling with them. Human dominance is a terrible idea.

And why, pray tell, is Turian, Asari, Salarian, Krogan, or Batarian dominance preferable to Human dominance?

The old system will not survive the Reapers, not in any form that we recognize, anyways. Someone's going to come out on top, but you would condem your own species to servitude?

and since when were the batarians, turians,Asari, salarians and Krogan held a higher place than Humans? the Krogan have no representation on the citidel, the same for the Batarians, and since humanity gained a seat on the council they have just as much power as the salarians, turians nd asari. I see no reason why any of the races you listed is worthy of dominating all other life.

[Interactive Civilian]

SandTrout wrote...

So you would side with an alien species to prevent your own from gaining dominance in the galaxy? If that's not a deffinition of treason, I don't know what is.

I could tolerate the idea of allowing the Alliance to carpet bomb Alien homeworlds in order to bring them to heel, but establishing Human dominance for its people is the purpose of a government, regardless of the means that it uses.

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My Cmdr. Shepard is a SpecTRe of the Citadel. Allowing humans to gain dominance at the expense of the Citadel races would actually be treason. Humanity is not a united government or a sovereign nation. I cannot commit treason to them. Also, considering how many crimes and atrocities humans perpetrate against themselves, I'm not buying into any notion of "species loyalty". My Cmdr. Shepard's most trusted friends and loyal allies are not human.

Finally, the idea of "human dominance OR other alien dominance" is a false dichotomy. My Cmdr. Shepard does not want any ONE species to dominate, but believes the unity of the Galactic Communty is best for a stable and more secure future for all life in the galaxy.

Modifié par Interactive Civilian, 28 janvier 2011 - 04:08 .

[SS Jinn]

The Zerg.. oh wait,. ya ok nvm were safe.

[KainrycKarr]

Unity ftw. Gtfo of here with that fascist "dominate or be dominated" garbage.

[Zulu_DFA]

Salarians. Only they can compete with Cerberus. And that's why they have to be made our primary allies.

[jbblue05]

Paragon Shepard is the biggest threat to human dominance.



The Asari Republics are the biggest threat if they embargo the Alliance, it would collaspe the Alliance's economy