Iclonic wrote...
Question....who here has read my story(ies) and goes on this forum?
Apply all the medi-gel, 3 seconds to keep her alive as long as possible. Try to activate the ultimate macguffin, if tali dies, finish the power-up, activate a grenade, embrace her until the void.forthary wrote...
Hmm, was reading through some of the developer's posts on here, and I thought of a rather interesting question:
Let's say Tali made it with you inside the citadel. Both of you are in bad shape, Tali being the worst, but your alive. You went through the citadel, defeated the illusive man by some means, and saved Anderson from getting shot in the head. As you go to power up the crucible on the control panel however, a choice crisis faces Shepard. Tali needs first aid from Shepard because she can't stop bleeding, and Anderson is too weak to help her. Shepard has found a way for the crucible to fire and destroy only the reapers, but only if he stays at the control panel and keeps the power-up process stable; if he doesn't, he risks destroying more than just the reapers. There is not enough galactic readiness resources to save both. Would you save Tali if:
- The geth were at risk of being destroyed, and she insisted on you staying at the controls?
- The geth were at risk of being destroyed, and she didn't insist?
- Earth was at risk of being completely and utterly destroyed, as in turned into a asteroid field?
- The majority of the quarian fleets would risk being in the field of fire by saving her?
- A majority of any other non-rare ally fleets would risk being in the field of fire by saving her?
- A majority of rare ally fleets (I.E.: Their overall numbers in the galaxy are low, similar to the quarians but worse) would risk being in the field of fire by saving her?
- The local mass relay was at risk of being destroyed?
- Several mass relays were at risk of being destroyed?
- You knew you weren't going to make it in addition to the geth being destroyed, even though Tali insisted on you saving the geth, because your implants would short out from being so close to the blast?
Modifié par exelsis, 22 avril 2012 - 03:28 .
forthary wrote...
Hmm, was reading through some of the developer's posts on here, and I thought of a rather interesting question:
Let's say Tali made it with you inside the citadel. Both of you are in bad shape, Tali being the worst, but your alive. You went through the citadel, defeated the illusive man by some means, and saved Anderson from getting shot in the head. As you go to power up the crucible on the control panel however, a choice crisis faces Shepard. Tali needs first aid from Shepard because she can't stop bleeding, and Anderson is too weak to help her. Shepard has found a way for the crucible to fire and destroy only the reapers, but only if he stays at the control panel and keeps the power-up process stable; if he doesn't, he risks destroying more than just the reapers. There is not enough galactic readiness resources to save both. Would you save Tali if:
- The geth were at risk of being destroyed, and she insisted on you staying at the controls?
- The geth were at risk of being destroyed, and she didn't insist?
- Earth was at risk of being completely and utterly destroyed, as in turned into a asteroid field?
- The majority of the quarian fleets would risk being in the field of fire by saving her?
- A majority of any other non-rare ally fleets would risk being in the field of fire by saving her?
- A majority of rare ally fleets (I.E.: Their overall numbers in the galaxy are low, similar to the quarians but worse) would risk being in the field of fire by saving her?
- The local mass relay was at risk of being destroyed?
- Several mass relays were at risk of being destroyed?
- You knew you weren't going to make it in addition to the geth being destroyed, even though Tali insisted on you saving the geth, because your implants would short out from being so close to the blast?
InLoveWithTaliZorah wrote...
Iclonic wrote...
Question....who here has read my story(ies) and goes on this forum?
I have been meaning to read your stories. They have been open on my computer for a couple of hours but I have been reading another fanfic that is quite engrossing and long.
Fattness132 wrote...
Iclonic wrote...
Question....who here has read my story(ies) and goes on this forum?
I read your trepidation fic just yesterday - really enjoyed it. last part of section 15 was fantastic.
Iclonic wrote...
InLoveWithTaliZorah wrote...
Iclonic wrote...
Question....who here has read my story(ies) and goes on this forum?
I have been meaning to read your stories. They have been open on my computer for a couple of hours but I have been reading another fanfic that is quite engrossing and long.
No kidding...huh...That's awesome to know people actually read mine...:happy:
Thank you for writing them.
forthary wrote...
- The geth were at risk of being destroyed, and she insisted on you staying at the controls?
If I can't convince her, or if she states that she will leave me if I save her, then no. It's her dying wish.
- The geth were at risk of being destroyed, and she didn't insist?
Yes. The geth are machines. They can be rebuilt.
- Earth was at risk of being completely and utterly destroyed, as in turned into a asteroid field?
Probably, though I am not sure. I think I can keep it to myself that earth would have been destroyed by firing this. It'll be hard dealing with such a enormous loss...but I think I can deal with it.
- The majority of the quarian fleets would risk being in the field of fire by saving her?
Unless she says something, they have their homeworld back. The quarians are free to repopulate. I'm not sure though, I may be heavily tramuatized if I do. I think I would need to ask Tali first. She would probably say don't worry about it.
- A majority of any other non-rare ally fleets would risk being in the field of fire by saving her?
I'd save her.
- A majority of rare ally fleets (I.E.: Their overall numbers in the galaxy are low, similar to the quarians but worse) would risk being in the field of fire by saving her?
Considering that's its the majority and not all of them, probably. Though their numbers would be dangerously close to extinction.
- The local mass relay was at risk of being destroyed?
I would save her. I'm sure we can move a mass relay or something.
- Several mass relays were at risk of being destroyed?
The whole galaxy would suffer at the loss of several, but I think we can adapt. I would probably save her.
- The entire mass relay system was at risk of being destroyed?
It would mean absolute chaos if everyone were to be stuck here. Tali would probably insist that I keep going, so I wouldn't save her. I couldn't put her through the hell I would leave behind if I did, although we could just get a ship and keep away from the crowds as they tear apart all of earth and the entire sol system from being stuck in a overcrowded place with no way to get home. So I wouldn't save her.
- You knew you weren't going to make it in addition to the geth being destroyed, even though Tali insisted on you saving the geth, because your implants would short out from being so close to the blast?
I would crawl over to her and share my last breaths with her.
forthary wrote...
- Earth was at risk of being completely and utterly destroyed, as in turned into a asteroid field?
exelsis wrote...
The choice is save tali long enough to have her hate you for dooming everyone to death under the reapers and then die, or try to keep her alive long enough so you can witness your victory together, before dying together. I pick option #2.
Messier87 wrote...
forthary wrote...
- Earth was at risk of being completely and utterly destroyed, as in turned into a asteroid field?
I know what you're describing is hypothetical, but how would this be achieved? Disruption, as opposed to incineration that is.
Modifié par forthary, 22 avril 2012 - 03:37 .
InLoveWithTaliZorah wrote...
Iclonic wrote...
InLoveWithTaliZorah wrote...
Iclonic wrote...
Question....who here has read my story(ies) and goes on this forum?
I have been meaning to read your stories. They have been open on my computer for a couple of hours but I have been reading another fanfic that is quite engrossing and long.
No kidding...huh...That's awesome to know people actually read mine...:happy:
forthary wrote...
I probably eggagerated what I meant to say. Earth would be blown up into many, many, many small pieces. There wouldn't be a planet there anymore.
gamer_girl wrote...
Back from work everybody.
Messier87 wrote...
forthary wrote...
I probably eggagerated what I meant to say. Earth would be blown up into many, many, many small pieces. There wouldn't be a planet there anymore.
I understood you. Just asking how would that enormous feat be achieved.
Sorry, I love science fiction and I'm aware of its many cliches, but "exploding planets" is definitely a peeve of mine. Don't mind me. Carry on.
Iclonic wrote...
Who knows. Planet's blowing up...That's ALOT of energy.
Modifié par Messier87, 22 avril 2012 - 03:46 .
Messier87 wrote...
Iclonic wrote...
Who knows. Planet's blowing up...That's ALOT of energy.
About seven days worth of energy released by the Sun in the case of Earth, at a minimum.
Modifié par forthary, 22 avril 2012 - 03:49 .
i know where u workgamer_girl wrote...
I work in retail. :/
Iclonic wrote...
InLoveWithTaliZorah wrote...
Iclonic wrote...
InLoveWithTaliZorah wrote...
Iclonic wrote...
Question....who here has read my story(ies) and goes on this forum?
I have been meaning to read your stories. They have been open on my computer for a couple of hours but I have been reading another fanfic that is quite engrossing and long.
No kidding...huh...That's awesome to know people actually read mine...:happy:
I should be thanking you for reading them. What's a writer without readers to show them?
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