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[bazzag]

gamer_girl wrote...

@skwisgaarthegod
I too am very atheist, but I still think the concept of a zombie messiah is BA.
That and I like bunnies...
And I like chocolate but not as much as I like bunnies.

Chocolate bunnies!!!!

[Dilandau3000]

gamer_girl wrote...

@skwisgaarthegod
I too am very atheist, but I still think the concept of a zombie messiah is BA.

I don't like the word atheist much. I think it's silly to define someone by what they're not.

I kind of like the word "pearlist", coined by YouTuber Thunderf00t, which is someone who holds to Physical Evidence And Reasoned Logic.

EDIT: Strangely enough, in Dutch the Easter Bunny is a hare, not a rabbit.

Modifié par Dilandau3000, 08 avril 2012 - 03:45 .

[zim1017]

-N7-Seeker wrote...

SPACE MAGIC! I always bring Ashley and Javik. Ashley can die I do not care, Javik will die anyway. Old troll.

Well, technically everyone will die eventually. But whether Javik intends to off himself or not after the war does depend on if you convince him to touch the shard or not. Javik touching the shard is like if Shepard had to relive failing in the fight against the reapers and having to kill his indoctrinated crew members personally, not pleasant.

[bazzag]

Exozze wrote...

Ravensword wrote...

I wonder whatever happened to Tali at the end of my first playthrough in ME3. I brought her along w/ Garrus to the last level. I somehow doubt they were able to make it to the Normandy, as the Normandy was too busy trying to outrun the space magic.

I too, brought them with me. I saw them both with Joker on the planet.

I took Garrus & Tali, but Tali and Smashley came out the Normandy...

[Dilandau3000]

bazzag wrote...

I took Garrus & Tali, but Tali and Smashley came out the Normandy...

Your LI is always there, and I'm not entirely sure what the criteria is for the second one.

[zim1017]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

bazzag wrote...

I took Garrus & Tali, but Tali and Smashley came out the Normandy...

Your LI is always there, and I'm not entirely sure what the criteria is for the second one.

If you choose the destroy option EDI doesn't come out, does she? It didn't with me, anyway.

[Dilandau3000]

zim1017 wrote...

Dilandau3000 wrote...

bazzag wrote...

I took Garrus & Tali, but Tali and Smashley came out the Normandy...

Your LI is always there, and I'm not entirely sure what the criteria is for the second one.

If you choose the destroy option EDI doesn't come out, does she? It didn't with me, anyway.

She didn't come out for me (destroy), but in my second playthrough (FemShep) I picked control and she still didn't come out (and yes, she did hook up with Joker).

[-N7-Seeker]

EDI will die if you pick destroy.

[Cheese of Borg]

zim1017 wrote...

Cheese of Borg wrote...

Ravensword wrote...

I wonder whatever happened to Tali at the end of my first playthrough in ME3. I brought her along w/ Garrus to the last level. I somehow doubt they were able to make it to the Normandy, as the Normandy was too busy trying to outrun the space magic.

If your war assets are low, they died.

Which is a bit non-sensical if you think about it. Why should the number of ships fighting in space help your squad mates against the reapers on the ground?

I hate the wa system, it makes no sense.

[Dilandau3000]

-N7-Seeker wrote...

EDI will die if you pick destroy.

If you take the starchild at its word, yeah. In my headcanon she was severely damaged, but Tali manages to fix her.

[bazzag]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

bazzag wrote...

I took Garrus & Tali, but Tali and Smashley came out the Normandy...

Your LI is always there, and I'm not entirely sure what the criteria is for the second one.

Well ash was my LI in ME1, so maybe that has something to do with it...

[zim1017]

-N7-Seeker wrote...

EDI will die if you pick destroy.

Can't imagine Joker will take that well. I really hope Bioware doesn't overlook that, like with Tali's potential suicide on Rannoch, the rest of the crew acts like nothing happened, especially if she was your LI.

Modifié par zim1017, 08 avril 2012 - 03:56 .

[Dilandau3000]

Cheese of Borg wrote...

I hate the wa system, it makes no sense.

They should've divided it into categories. I.e. you need a certain amount of Crucible assets to be able to finish it, a certain amount of fleet assets to be able to deploy it, and ground assets would help with the final battle on earth (it also would've been nice if they'd had ME2-style decisions where you had to choose to e.g. send the krogan, turians or alliance to defend some position with alliance being the worst option but always available, and the others only being available if you managed to get the assets).

[forthary]

zim1017 wrote...

-N7-Seeker wrote...

SPACE MAGIC! I always bring Ashley and Javik. Ashley can die I do not care, Javik will die anyway. Old troll.

Well, technically everyone will die eventually. But whether Javik intends to off himself or not after the war does depend on if you convince him to touch the shard or not. Javik touching the shard is like if Shepard had to relive failing in the fight against the reapers and having to kill his indoctrinated crew members personally, not pleasant.

Well, if he chooses to live his last days in peace, I will gladly convince the quarian council to give him some land on Rannoch.  It should be easy given that he is a prothean and helped Shepard fight back the reapers.  I don't know if Javik has actually been on Rannoch before back in his day, but I know he has observed the quarians there.  I hope he can find some peace with us there.

By the way, does Javik have any unique comments on Rannoch or the quarians if you take him there?  It would be interesting to see what his reaction is on being there after 50,004 years...

[zim1017]

forthary wrote...

zim1017 wrote...

-N7-Seeker wrote...

SPACE MAGIC! I always bring Ashley and Javik. Ashley can die I do not care, Javik will die anyway. Old troll.

Well, technically everyone will die eventually. But whether Javik intends to off himself or not after the war does depend on if you convince him to touch the shard or not. Javik touching the shard is like if Shepard had to relive failing in the fight against the reapers and having to kill his indoctrinated crew members personally, not pleasant.

Well, if he chooses to live his last days in peace, I will gladly convince the quarian council to give him some land on Rannoch.  It should be easy given that he is a prothean and helped Shepard fight back the reapers.  I don't know if Javik has actually been on Rannoch before back in his day, but I know he has observed the quarians there.  I hope he can find some peace with us there.

By the way, does Javik have any unique comments on Rannoch or the quarians if you take him there?  It would be interesting to see what his reaction is on being there after 50,004 years...

I think Javik joked about living as a god amongst the Hanar, actually. Maybe he'd go to Thessia, considering that's probably the most developed planet in the galaxy, partially thanks to the Protheans.

I don't know if he has any comments on Rannoch itself, but after the mission he comments (if you made peace) that he doesn't think peace between organics and synthetics is possible and that he would have destroyed the geth without hesitation.

[forthary]

zim1017 wrote...

I think Javik joked about living as a god amongst the Hanar, actually. Maybe he'd go to Thessia, considering that's probably the most developed planet in the galaxy, partially thanks to the Protheans.

I don't know if he has any comments on Rannoch itself, but after the mission he comments (if you made peace) that he doesn't think peace between organics and synthetics is possible and that he would have destroyed the geth without hesitation.

I know that he also comments that if you destroy the geth, and Tali is your romance, he wonders if she would let you participate in a mating ritual.  Fortunately, I saved both the geth and the quarians.  The incentive of a mating ritual will not change my mind about terminating the geth.

Modifié par forthary, 08 avril 2012 - 04:10 .

[XenoAlbedo]

G'morning. What are we talking about?

[bazzag]

forthary wrote...

zim1017 wrote...

I think Javik joked about living as a god amongst the Hanar, actually. Maybe he'd go to Thessia, considering that's probably the most developed planet in the galaxy, partially thanks to the Protheans.

I don't know if he has any comments on Rannoch itself, but after the mission he comments (if you made peace) that he doesn't think peace between organics and synthetics is possible and that he would have destroyed the geth without hesitation.

I know that he also comments that if you destroy the geth, and Tali is your romance, he wonders if she would let you participate in a mating ritual.  Fortunately, I saved both the geth and the quarians.  The incentive of a mating ritual will not change my mind about terminating the geth.

Mating ritual eh... tempting...
NO! Must use the brain in my head, not... the other one...

[gamer_girl]

Given the term "mating ritual" it sounds like it would be frightening anyways.

[gamer_girl]

@bazzag
You have two brains? That's impressive.
I thought the phrase was "use the big head, not the little one" rather than brain...

[forthary]

gamer_girl wrote...

Given the term "mating ritual" it sounds like it would be frightening anyways.

Ah, don't listen to Javik, he's just trying to troll you.  You know how he is...heck, he might not even be serious about taking his own life if you had him touch the memory shard.

I would hate to see him die, but if paragon/renegade responses and interrupts wont let me save him, then fine.  Whatever.

Speaking of Rannoch...if Garrus decided he wanted to retire with Shepard and Tali, would you allow him to stay on rannoch as a neighboor or at home with Shepard?  While I would always appreciate Garrus's company, I think he would be better off being a neighboor instead.  He would get jealous and go crazy dealing with Tali + Shepard and their children.  As im sure he would say if Shepard asked, "I was there when you two had your thing; just get a house and work it out."

Modifié par forthary, 08 avril 2012 - 04:21 .

[XenoAlbedo]

Javik is the galaxy's oldest troll.

[bazzag]

gamer_girl wrote...

@bazzag
You have two brains? That's impressive.
I thought the phrase was "use the big head, not the little one" rather than brain...

Well, its one of my many traits...

[Tom80]

SPARTAN 089-Gary wrote...

Working on a ShepxTali drawing. But for now only a tease of Tali

Looks promising !

[XenoAlbedo]

Just found this comic. Horribly drawn but it's kind of funny.