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[AshTheBrave]

Vigilant111 wrote...

I think in the conversation with Legion, the majority of the Geth supports rewrite

In ME3 when you talk to Legion, he out right says destroying them was the right option. If you rewrote them there are more geth to turn on you and you don't get the point towards being able to save both the geth and the quarians.

[JosieFrances]

I LikeTo Doodle wrote...

*poke poke poke poke poke poke poke poke poke poke*

not working

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currently at the moment i feel i'm the only Xbox player here...

ha!

Im an xbox player too, they seem to be the minority on this thread though haha

[Vigilant111]

AshTheBrave wrote...

Vigilant111 wrote...

I think in the conversation with Legion, the majority of the Geth supports rewrite

In ME3 when you talk to Legion, he out right says destroying them was the right option. If you rewrote them there are more geth to turn on you and you don't get the point towards being able to save both the geth and the quarians.

Yeah I remember that, of which Shepard replies "oh so that was all for nothing"

But, but paragon points in ME2...

Yes, and I also know that Quarian war asset values decrease if you choose to rewrite but I think that is compensated by stronger Geth

[JosieFrances]

Time to finish off ME2 almost at the end, almost to seeing Kaidan again in ME3

[Mimitochan]

Better late than never!
Looking good, Kaidan!

Nrieh wrote...

@Mimitochan - Oh, you're so nice, you saved the Council!.. Never happened to me, really. Why would myShep ever risk to fail killing Sovereign because of those...those..those...Well, it was not personal, no, but to her (and to me on my first and metagaming-free run) it was either council or the rest of the world. And even now after I know that sovereign is killed anyway...nope, can't help...Kaidan usually objects, though..a good boy... :-

Me too, except i didn't save the council (maybe that's the default PS3 import..?)

Ah, poor ps3 players still have no ME1, I've heared about it. But they have ME1 comic, aren't they? I thought Council choice is avalible.

Yeah, i'm pretty sure council is part of that comic thing.
Hey, my Shep is rather ill-tempered, but having Kaidan around her brings her best side out
Plus this was no moral choice, more about them more useful alive than dead. If only Shep knew...

EDIT> so I was ME1 fiddling for the sake of custom Shep adjustements, and i wanted to say that Nihlus kicks ass, plain and simple.

Modifié par Mimitochan, 23 août 2012 - 12:43 .

[AshTheBrave]

JosieFrances wrote...

Time to finish off ME2 almost at the end, almost to seeing Kaidan again in ME3

Haha! Me too! I JUST got the reaper IFF.

[Doodle]

Why there no pic on page


Doodle comes prepared

Look into his eyes, Look into his eyes, not around the eyes, but into his eyes.

you're under, now you will do whatever Doodle commands you to do

3, 2, 1, you're back in the room


I DEMAND SLEEPY KAIDAN PICTURES

[NRieh]

@Nrieh was there a difference for the geth if they're destroyed? Is that what you're asking?

yeah, that's what i'd love to know because I rewrite them all the time.

If you rewrote them there are more geth to turn on you and you don't get the point towards being able to save both the geth and the quarians.

Not true, rewrote the geth and had both. It's just peace takes hell lotta metagaimng. So - I could do it only on my second run.

[lillitheris]

Mimitochan wrote...


Yeah, i'm pretty sure council is part of that comic thing.

Yes, it is.

(Tactically, sacrificing the Ascension is the correct thing to do. I just hate the “I chose it because humans r best” vibe that even Shepard has in ME2. So I tend to save their dumb behinds.)

[lindtchoco]

Since I have yet to finish ME1... is saving the council the paragon choice...?

[MageTarot]

AshTheBrave wrote...

In ME3 when you talk to Legion, he out right says destroying them was the right option. If you rewrote them there are more geth to turn on you and you don't get the point towards being able to save both the geth and the quarians.

I also found it strange that according to the ME3 strategy guide brokering peace between the Quarians and Geth is actually easier if you destroy the heretic geth in ME2. But if you do destroy them, you get Renegade points. Go figure.


EDIT:  Lind, yes - saving the council is the paragon choice (not that they make things any easier for you later on...)

Modifié par MageTarot, 23 août 2012 - 12:23 .

[Vigilant111]

AshTheBrave wrote...

JosieFrances wrote...

Time to finish off ME2 almost at the end, almost to seeing Kaidan again in ME3

Haha! Me too! I JUST got the reaper IFF.

Be sure to do Legion's loyalty mission before activating the reaper IFF:)

[Mimitochan]

Nrieh wrote...

@Nrieh was there a difference for the geth if they're destroyed? Is that what you're asking?

yeah, that's what i'd love to know because I rewrite them all the time.

If you rewrote them there are more geth to turn on you and you don't get the point towards being able to save both the geth and the quarians.

Not true, rewrote the geth and had both. It's just peace takes hell lotta metagaimng. So - I could do it only on my second run.

I made peace between the Geth and the Quarians on my very first candid PT. AND i rewrote the heretics, it seemed just so very obvious and easy to achieve, is taht actually complicated?
I don't know, it's about the same thing as the Suicide Mission, i never understood what was so "difficult" about achieving that.  

[Vigilant111]

MageTarot wrote...

AshTheBrave wrote...

In ME3 when you talk to Legion, he out right says destroying them was the right option. If you rewrote them there are more geth to turn on you and you don't get the point towards being able to save both the geth and the quarians.

I also found it strange that according to the ME3 strategy guide brokering peace between the Quarians and Geth is actually easier if you destroy the heretic geth in ME2. But if you do destroy them, you get Renegade points. Go figure.

Yeah that's a strange one, I think the trouble is the Quarians not backing down

I rewrote the heretics but I was able to achieve peace between the Quarians and the Geth

It feels like renegade to save the heretics because this would mean more Quarians will die

[laikabaws]

@Nrieh rewriting them will make the geth you fight stronger and plentier (haha my poor douche!renegade--she's a warfreak though so I'm sure she enjoyed it), also rewriting them lessens overall quarian war assets, but equalized by increasing geth war assets whether you managed peace or not. Destroying the geth increases quarian war assets, but equalized by decreasing geth war assets whether you managed peace or not. In the long run, not much happens story-wise like the rachni queen thing

Edit: So the war assets thing only matters if you don't manage peace because there would be no equalizer. So if you destroy the geth and sided with the geth in the end, you get lesser war assets than choosing the quarians; if you rewrote the geth and sided with the quarians in the end, you get lesser war assets than choosing the geth~ 

Modifié par laikabaws, 23 août 2012 - 12:29 .

[AshTheBrave]

Mimitochan wrote...

I made peace between the Geth and the Quarians on my very first candid PT. AND i rewrote the heretics, it seemed just so very obvious and easy to achieve, is taht actually complicated?
I don't know, it's about the same thing as the Suicide Mission, i never understood what was so "difficult" about achieving that.  

It's not that you can't get peace, it's that you don't get those points. You need like five points from various options to broker peace. There are seven total I think. Destroying the heretics gives you one point rewriting them gives you none. Found this guide to help,

In order to achieve peace between the two races, you need to get 5 to
7 points. These points are based on your ME2 and ME3 decisions. If you
have 4 points or below, you cannot achieve peace.

-Rewrote the Heretics (0 points)

-Destroyed the Heretics (+2 points)

-Tali is NOT exiled (+2 points)

-Tali has been exiled/You did not do the Loyalty Mission (0 points)

-Resolved Legion/Tali conflict either using the Paragon or Renegade options (+1 point)

-N7 Mission: Save the Admiral on Rannoch in ME3 (+1 point)

-N7 Mission: Destroy Geth Squadron on Rannoch in ME3 (+1 point)

-Completed Legion's Mission in ME3 (or no peace)

Modifié par AshTheBrave, 23 août 2012 - 12:27 .

[Vigilant111]

Also need high reputation, 4 bars at least

[Mimitochan]

lillitheris wrote...

Mimitochan wrote...


Yeah, i'm pretty sure council is part of that comic thing.

Yes, it is.

(Tactically, sacrificing the Ascension is the correct thing to do. I just hate the “I chose it because humans r best” vibe that even Shepard has in ME2. So I tend to save their dumb behinds.)

Ahah yes, that too. I'm not much of a fan of Shepard as the ultimate human hero type.
Which is funny because every single alien squadmate (and Ash) has no problem being that - except maybe Garrus.

[Vigilant111]

Mimitochan wrote...

Nrieh wrote...

@Nrieh was there a difference for the geth if they're destroyed? Is that what you're asking?

yeah, that's what i'd love to know because I rewrite them all the time.

If you rewrote them there are more geth to turn on you and you don't get the point towards being able to save both the geth and the quarians.

Not true, rewrote the geth and had both. It's just peace takes hell lotta metagaimng. So - I could do it only on my second run.

I made peace between the Geth and the Quarians on my very first candid PT. AND i rewrote the heretics, it seemed just so very obvious and easy to achieve, is taht actually complicated?
I don't know, it's about the same thing as the Suicide Mission, i never understood what was so "difficult" about achieving that.  

Peace between the Quarians and the Geth may require extensive tweaking for some players

I think Priority: Earth is more like a suicide mission

[laikabaws]

I wanted a suicide mission sort of thing for Priority: Earth... (((((((

[Mimitochan]

AshTheBrave wrote...

In order to achieve peace between the two races, you need to get 5 to
7 points. These points are based on your ME2 and ME3 decisions. If you
have 4 points or below, you cannot achieve peace.

-Rewrote the Heretics (0 points)

-Destroyed the Heretics (+2 points)

-Tali is NOT exiled (+2 points)

-Tali has been exiled/You did not do the Loyalty Mission (0 points)

-Resolved Legion/Tali conflict either using the Paragon or Renegade options (+1 point)

-N7 Mission: Save the Admiral on Rannoch in ME3 (+1 point)

-N7 Mission: Destroy Geth Squadron on Rannoch in ME3 (+1 point)

-Completed Legion's Mission in ME3 (or no peace)

Mmmmh...
So it means that even if I expose Tali's father, i'll still be able to save both?
What are the consequences of telling the truth about her father?

[Doodle]

laikabaws wrote...

I wanted a suicide mission sort of thing for Priority: Earth... (((((((

No.

if that would happen i would of been a perfectionist freak

[JosieFrances]

AshTheBrave wrote...

JosieFrances wrote...

Time to finish off ME2 almost at the end, almost to seeing Kaidan again in ME3

Haha! Me too! I JUST got the reaper IFF.

Me too haha about to activate Leigon, on Dragon Age at the moment but I feel like going back on it just talking about it haha

[laikabaws]

But I'm a perfectionist freak as well

What I want as a suicide mission is the controlling parts of the ground forces like rachni go over there, krogan go forward, asari barrier back-up...sorts of things while Shep fights (like a mix of DA: origins and ME2 macro-scaled)~ But that's just me...(war assets in motion and actively controlled by you! Maybe you can even take them to a Harbringer boss fight ala Archdemon--but of course all these are just wishful thinking).

Modifié par laikabaws, 23 août 2012 - 12:42 .

[txmn1016]

laikabaws wrote...

Synthesis 

Wow.  This one just shattered my heart.  BOO SYNTHESIS