DarthLaxian wrote...
The fool you should have eaten wrote...
Hellbound555 wrote...
Bioware confirms Tali as best Quarian.
Proof
Was it ever in question? 
Wait I forgot about Saphra
@Arne, that is odd indeed. Shep really never seems like the type to hide in dark corners and eavesdrop. And there is no point in recording lines that the player would never hear. That is called cut material. So the only logical conclusion is that there must be something that we don't know or have not considered, or what you previously stated, which as I said would seem at least somewhat odd.
sorry, but sheppard is what you make him (IMHO he can be the "immoral", hiding in the shadows guy who backstabs people and listens in to conversations - but he can also be the goody two shoes who protects flowers from being stepped on....)
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Ok buddy, you want to go there, we can go there. In video games there are these magical people called developers. these people create the material in the form that you see it when you take that little controler/keyboard and start playing. THEY decide what Shepard is or is not like. Yes you get options, but tell me has shepard ever been presented with the "renegade" option of stalking around the ship eavesdropping on his comrades? I am not talking about random conversations that you hear throughout the galaxy, but your squadies. No. You can be a total ****** to them, reveal data with Tali, browbeat Mordin over the Genophage, tell Garrus that he shouldn't try to work outside of the lines (actually I think that they catagorized that one as Paragon but same idea, you are still being a jerk if you choose that option), but you have never in either of the games been presented with the chance to do said eavesdropping on squadies, thus my comment that, "Shep really never seems like the type to hide in dark corners and eavesdrop". Now there is this thing called imagined cannon, where you can go off and think of things that you wish had been options, but as far as actual choices go, this has never been amongst them. Good try. And if you were wondering, I am not a "goody-goody two shoes", Paragade FTW.
To be somewhat on topic, to you guys who are saying that the geth are more valuable if it comes to picking between the two, don't the Quarians have the largest fleet in the galaxy? I might be wrong, but I thought that I had heard that somewhere. Even if many or even most are non-combatant ships, you will need something for the reapers to shoot that aren't dreadnaughts (by the way, I am assuming that this is post Rannoch, so no, I am not suggesting getting the Quarians annialated entirely. Just making use of the ships that they wouldn't need anymore). Anyways won't the biggest battles be naval, where the fact that the Geth do not require sleep and such are extraneous? Those traits definitely benefit ground troops, but the way I see it, the Reaper ground units and husks really are more of a pain to soldiers than a threat, at least when you are considering the some-odd kilometer long giant spaceships walking around on the planets. Honestly I am not certain what to think, there really is no precedent to compare this to, to come up with an accurate idea of what the battles will require, or even be like (other than all organics dying, that one I can think of).
Also, I was just thinking of it, beyond armor and stuff, the reaper in ME2 looked pretty far along, with "only" 10's of thousands of people used for its creation. Now think of it like this, the population of the galaxy is supposed to be in the trillions, I know that. So, for the first population say only 1,000,000,000,000 of the total population wanted to become "Reaperized", and with REALLY overestimating, it takes 1,000,000 people to make one, then we are looking at 1,000,000 Reapers at the very least. Hmmm, and let's see how hard was it to kill sovereign, now I think that I understand the "dust struggleing against a cosmic wind" deal that they like to tell us about... We need more ships.
Modifié par The fool you should have eaten, 19 février 2012 - 04:39 .