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[Webkahve]

T.Attwood wrote...

@Webkahve: that is probably the best artwork I've seen using Tali's ME1 outfit! I'm liking the effort that has gone into getting her proportions accurate.

I agree, really beautiful representation of Tali in me1 suit. credits go to artist ~The-Swoosh  link to original page at DA

Modifié par Webkahve, 02 août 2011 - 03:38 .

[Havoc10K]

The GETH were made as labor force, it never changed.
On a side note, Quarrians created GETH who are very like Reapers, makes you think, who the hell created Reapers then ?

If Quarrians don't get a significant role in ME3, it's a terribly wasted possibility for some awesome shock therapy for the arrogant Citadel Space population (Volus, Turians and all the **** asses) to see that they mistreated good people. Quarrians should go "Up Yours, we only did this cuz Shepard asked us to, we don't care about you arrogant ****s!"

And then a few months later they should open an embassy, and there should be pictures of Tali and my Shep with a baby and a Poster text "We wouldn't have been here if not for those two!"

[Cheese of Borg]

Anyone else think that a massive statue of Shepard will be erected of shepard if they re-take rannoch?

Tali says that the fleet owes him dearly for the geth data in me1
The admiral board calls him a hero of the quarian people in me2.
If he helps them retake their home world, jesus.

He would be a god among men.

[HellBovine]

I'd suspect Shepard would have statues on every major non-Batarian planet in the galaxy.

[Cheese of Borg]

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

Cheese of Borg wrote...

Anyone else think that a massive statue of Shepard will be erected of shepard if they re-take rannoch?

Tali says that the fleet owes him dearly for the geth data in me1
The admiral board calls him a hero of the quarian people in me2.
If he helps them retake their home world, jesus.

He would be a god among men.

It seems a bit cheesy to me.

Am i writing a epic tale of adventure here? No, just an opinion, a cause for discussion.<_<

[S.A.K]

Like Zaeed might say "Shepard will be a big goddamn hero"

[T.Attwood]

Cheese of Borg wrote...

Anyone else think that a massive statue of Shepard will be erected of shepard if they re-take rannoch?

Tali says that the fleet owes him dearly for the geth data in me1
The admiral board calls him a hero of the quarian people in me2.
If he helps them retake their home world, jesus.

He would be a god among men.

Maybe. Additionally, I guess all the Quarian men will also get a massive erection if they retake Rannoch ...

Seriously though, it is true that Shepard is likely to be everybody's hero if he does save the Galaxy. Not to mention, all the attention he's going to get from all the ladies too! I think Tali's going to be pretty annoyed with all the phone numbers that get thrown at him!

Regarding the Geth and Rannoch, Bioware must have something big planned for the Quarians if they have written the story in such a way that the Geth are "looking after" Rannoch. After all, why would they do that? If they Geth aren't using the planet to extract resources (I assume) and haven't laid waste to the planets surface, there must be something interesting planned. I.e. it wouldn't be a particularly interesting place if you landed on Rannoch and everything is smashed. Therefore, I guess part of the story will be discovering what the Quarians home world is like, and learning more about their culture.

Modifié par T.Attwood, 02 août 2011 - 07:24 .

[Runescapeguy9]

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
I have a feeling that Bioware had the geth looking over Rannoch because they wanted players to sympathize them more, to make the decision between quarians and geth (if you aren't going for peace) that much more difficult.

That was probably the main idea, but I do not put it beyond the ability of a robot to lie. We'll see when we show up to the planet in the next game, judging by Tali's reaction.

[T.Attwood]

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

T.Attwood wrote...
Maybe. Additionally, I guess all the Quarian men will also get a massive erection if they retake Rannoch ...

Seriously though, it is true that Shepard is likely to be everybody's hero if he does save the Galaxy. Not to mention, all the attention he's going to get from all the ladies too! I think Tali's going to be pretty annoyed with all the phone numbers that get thrown at him!

Regarding the Geth and Rannoch, Bioware must have something big planned for the Quarians if they have written the story in such a way that the Geth are "looking after" Rannoch. After all, why would they do that? If they Geth aren't using the planet to extract resources (I assume) and haven't laid waste to the planets surface, there must be something interesting planned. I.e. it wouldn't be a particularly interesting place if you landed on Rannoch and everything is smashed. Therefore, I guess part of the story will be discovering what the Quarians home world is like, and learning more about their culture.

I have a feeling that Bioware had the geth looking over Rannoch because they wanted players to sympathize them more, to make the decision between quarians and geth (if you aren't going for peace) that much more difficult.

Good point! If the Geth had destroyed the Quarian's home planet, it does give you preconceived ideas about them, and you are probably less likely to have re-activated Leigion in ME2. It probably explains why in certain scenes in ME2 you cannot take Tali's side and the only option is to side with the Geth (I forget exactly where in ME2 it was). It does seem like Bioware doesn't want you to see the Geth as an army of terminators, destroying all organic life without thought. Having said that, didn't Tali mention in ME1 that the Geth have destroyed all organic life that they have come into contact with? The plot thickens!

[AnimaTempli101]

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
I have a feeling that Bioware had the geth looking over Rannoch because they wanted players to sympathize them more, to make the decision between quarians and geth (if you aren't going for peace) that much more difficult.

What, you mean in a "If you go to war against the Geth to reclaim Rannoch, they blow it up?"

Modifié par AnimaTempli101, 02 août 2011 - 07:38 .

[T.Attwood]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
I have a feeling that Bioware had the geth looking over Rannoch because they wanted players to sympathize them more, to make the decision between quarians and geth (if you aren't going for peace) that much more difficult.

That was probably the main idea, but I do not put it beyond the ability of a robot to lie. We'll see when we show up to the planet in the next game, judging by Tali's reaction.

That's one of the things that concerns me about Legion and the Geth. How do they perceive lying? They could lie simply as a means to get what they want, and not have any bad feelings towards doing so.

[AnimaTempli101]

Doesn't Legion say something about lying if you get his loyalty back via Renegade if you side with Tali during the confrontation?

[T.Attwood]

AnimaTempli101 wrote...

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
I have a feeling that Bioware had the geth looking over Rannoch because they wanted players to sympathize them more, to make the decision between quarians and geth (if you aren't going for peace) that much more difficult.

What, you mean in a "If you go to war against the Geth to reclaim Rannoch, they blow it up?"

Ah, I guess you are thinking the Geth have gone down the "blackmail" route? You believe the Geth are holding on to it for 'leverage' purposes? I'd forgotten about that possibility!

Modifié par T.Attwood, 02 août 2011 - 07:45 .

[AnimaTempli101]

T.Attwood wrote...

AnimaTempli101 wrote...

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
I have a feeling that Bioware had the geth looking over Rannoch because they wanted players to sympathize them more, to make the decision between quarians and geth (if you aren't going for peace) that much more difficult.

What, you mean in a "If you go to war against the Geth to reclaim Rannoch, they blow it up?"

Ah, I guess you are thinking the Geth have gone down the "blackmail" route? You believe the Geth are holding on to it for 'leverage' purposes? I'd forgotten about that possibility!

No, I believe that the Geth are doing it in some sort of reverence for the Quarians, which you pick up in Legion's chats. However I was confused by what Wolf meant.

[Havoc10K]

Legion approves of Shepard, Tali (in all my male player cases) is in love with Shepard,
{if Tali has feelings for Shepard commander}
Legion to his co-programs:
Legion:Guys, we need a consensus on what to do with this weird situation we got ourselves with, I mean, Shepard Commander is in relationship with Creator Tali. I think we should re-vise our plans of burning Rannoch to the ground the moment the Creators come into orbit to annoy them, Shepard commander is worthy of this change. Let us discuss!"
Programs:"FU!"
Legion:" Ok, I guess we have a consensus..."

Now we need someone skilled to make a comic book picture

[Jake71887]

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...

AnimaTempli101 wrote...

The Big Bad Wolf wrote...
I have a feeling that Bioware had the geth looking over Rannoch because they wanted players to sympathize them more, to make the decision between quarians and geth (if you aren't going for peace) that much more difficult.

What, you mean in a "If you go to war against the Geth to reclaim Rannoch, they blow it up?"

Not exactly, but that is a possibility.

Blow it up? When did the Geth get a Death Star? 

[AnimaTempli101]

I was being figurative.

[Jake71887]

AnimaTempli101 wrote...

I was being figurative.

Figurative or no, it doesn't seem like a logical choice for the geth, seems more like an emotional response. 

[AnimaTempli101]

Really? Seems like basic logic to me.

"The Quarians want to retake their homeworld and are attacking us to do so. How to stop such aggression? Remove the homeworld from the equation."

Of course that would lead to an emotional response from the Quarians, ending up with even further hostilities but the Geth aren't good with those.

[Jake71887]

AnimaTempli101 wrote...

Really? Seems like basic logic to me.

"The Quarians want to retake their homeworld and are attacking us to do so. How to stop such aggression? Remove the homeworld from the equation."

Of course that would lead to an emotional response from the Quarians, ending up with even further hostilities but the Geth aren't good with those.

Enemy want our base? Destroy base! We win?

Your logic is horribly flawed, and I hope you are never in a position to make decisions in your life.