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[Kingthlayer]

During Arrival you find out Hackett works for Cerberus, how do you handle the situation: 

A) Invite him onto the Normandy for a beer or whatever that blue stuff is
B)Cry to the Council/Anderson/random alien
C)Kill him

[Julie the bogan]

little bit of A, little bit of B
Never ever C

[Pwener2313]

Hell yeah! Everybody is Cerberus, I love it! Cerberus party! Kaidan isn't invited, he made me mad in Horizon. No Cerberus membership with great dental plan for him.

[Kingthlayer]

I'm just hoping ME3 is like DA2 in the way that every mage is a blood mage and every human will be Cerberus in ME3. The tears shed on these forums would be enough to supply water to every third world country.

[Pwener2313]

ME3 like DA2? Are you insane!? DA2 sucked, so much that I found out and I didn't care! Plus, both games are developed by defferent teams (thank God) so they never end up similar (Oblivion - Fallout 3).

[Kingthlayer]

Pwener2313 wrote...

ME3 like DA2? Are you insane!? DA2 sucked, so much that I found out and I didn't care! Plus, both games are developed by defferent teams (thank God) so they never end up similar (Oblivion - Fallout 3).

No what I was saying in DA2 every mage you meet is a blood mage.  And I was saying how awesome it would be if ME3 was similar in the way that every human you meet would be Cerberus.

[Pwener2313]

What? How would that be good? Hey look, it's Conrad! He's Cerberus. Udina! Cerberus. Random NPCs standing around! Cerberus.

That makes no sense at all. Really, that's like every human in Star Wars being a Storm Trooper.

[Kingthlayer]

Ok maybe not every single human, but at least a lot that are in power. I just want more Cerberus and less alliance in ME3, and the option to kill anyone who doesn't pledge loyalty to TIM.

[aimlessgun]

Big Mac Heart Attack wrote...

During Arrival you find out Hackett works for Cerberus, how do you handle the situation: 

A) Invite him onto the Normandy for a beer or whatever that blue stuff is
B)Cry to the Council/Anderson/random alien
C)Kill him

A. Then try to figure out if how loyal he is to Cerberus, and make sure he has more personal loyalty to me.

[Pwener2313]

Big Mac Heart Attack wrote...

Ok maybe not every single human, but at least a lot that are in power. I just want more Cerberus and less alliance in ME3, and the option to kill anyone who doesn't pledge loyalty to TIM.

CERBERUS FOR HUMAN DOMINANCE!!!

[Almostfaceman]

Big Mac Heart Attack wrote...

Ok maybe not every single human, but at least a lot that are in power. I just want more Cerberus and less alliance in ME3, and the option to kill anyone who doesn't pledge loyalty to TIM.

Drugs are bad mm'kay? <_<

[Arokel]

Wait. Is this a hypothetical question?

[Gentleman Moogle]

My reaction would probably depend on what, exactly, he's been doing with Cerberus. If he were like MyShep, and just doing it because he couldn't help humanity inside of the Alliance, I'd probably understand, then offer him a position as XO on the Normandy.

If he was working with Cerberus because he agreed with TIM's goals and methodology, I'd look for the "Bounce his head off the bulkhead" renegade interrupt.

[Jagri]

I would have to ask Hackett or rather his voice actor why can't he escape the cliche of being part of a evil sci fi organization characterize by being grossly incompetent and having a complete disregard for human life.

Modifié par Jagri, 22 mars 2011 - 06:04 .

[Fat Headed Wolf]

Who would actually pick C. I mean, if your against Cerberus I assume you're at least somewhat paragon. So how would that conversation go?

"Your working for Cerberus? A corporation/entity that tested/killed humans/aliens for the inevitable goal of human dominance? I...... I KILL YOU!!!!!!"

Modifié par Fat Headed Wolf, 22 mars 2011 - 06:15 .

[Kingthlayer]

Fat Headed Wolf wrote...

Who would actually pick C. I mean, if your against Cerberus I assume you're at least somewhat paragon. So how would that conversation go?

"Your working for Cerberus? A corporation/entity that tested/killed humans/aliens for the inevitable goal of human dominance? I...... I KILL YOU!!!!!!"

Loyalty to Cerberus has nothing to do with being a paragon or renegade.  All my paragons are loyal to Cerberus.  If someone saves your life, they're a friend for life.

Plus I see the kill him option as an act of betrayal.  Then again how someone you never see and rarely talk to you can betray you I wouldn't know, but it's an option for those ex Hackett lovers.  I say ex because they get all mad when they realize Hackett has been on the a-team all along.

[oksbad]

Big Mac Heart Attack wrote...
 All my paragons are loyal to Cerberus.  If someone saves your life, they're a friend for life.

I can't tell if you're serious or not.

Frankly I'd be dissapointed.

Modifié par oksbad, 22 mars 2011 - 08:00 .

[Destroy Raiden_]

Um..is this a hypothetical question? Honestly I'm sure BW will only do the kill him option sense that's their style but honestly I'd be shocked to find that out I would want a real good explanation from him and then depending on what he says I'd let him walk like that Batarian on bring down the sky who says he didn't intend to fallow main Batarian guy as far as it did or I'd shoot him then airlock Miranda for good measure.

[Thompson family]

Big Mac Heart Attack wrote...

During Arrival you find out Hackett works for Cerberus, how do you handle the situation:

Yawn and say "No s***."

[Tennessee88]

Extra round of grog for the whole crew, Hackett can have the good stuff.

Except for Jacob...

Modifié par Tennessee88, 22 mars 2011 - 04:44 .

[Bailyn242]

There isn't much that would turn me off Bioware forever but forcing Cerberus and their shaky morals on me (the paying customer) might just cost them access to my fun money.

[Kaiser Shepard]

Bailyn242 wrote...

There isn't much that would turn me off Bioware forever but forcing Cerberus and their shaky morals on me (the paying customer) might just cost them access to my fun money.

What, you're expecting a BioWare product without some moral dilemmas?

[Akaranz]

B

[Bailyn242]

Kaiser Shepard wrote...

Bailyn242 wrote...

There isn't much that would turn me off Bioware forever but forcing Cerberus and their shaky morals on me (the paying customer) might just cost them access to my fun money.

What, you're expecting a BioWare product without some moral dilemmas?

Moral dilemmas are fine... offering no choice is BS.

"There is always a choice." — Ambassador G'Kar, Babylon 5 ( ps, I've been rewatching the series while awaiting Arrival )

[kiti.the.great]

cerberus: 'hey, alliance, all your admirals belong to us'
(except anderson and his trashy mary-sue sanders)

i like it