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[Drone223]

So far we know on Sur, Kesh Shepard is working with Mordin on a cure for the genophage and on Rannoch the Geth/Qurian war is being resolved any theories or info on what could happen on Thessia and Palaven

[medcsu]

The Turians are linked to the Salarians. Mordin states in the E3 demo that a Turian/Krogan alliance is based on that female Krogan. One could deduce that the Turians are protecting the Salarians from the Krogan. That takes care of the Krogan/Turian/Salarian issue.
The Geth/Quarian issue is obvious.
However, the Asari issue I have no idea about. I cant think who their adversary would be.

[Asari_Party]

We know the turians are under attack by the reapers. Palaven is being evacuated in ME3.

Thessia - I have no idea.

[Reikenji]

Perhaps the Asari problem that needs resolving is an internal issue.

Or maybe the Elcor are being paradropped onto Thessia with weapons platforms on their backs. They've been plotting all this time, just waiting for a large enough distraction to enslave the nubile Asari. The Elcor are assisted by the Hanar of course. 

[Paulinius]

The Turians evacuating to their moon makes no sense to me. They are sending ships full of people through a bunch of Reapers only to drop them off right next to the planet that was invaded.

[Captain Crash]

Paulinius wrote...

The Turians evacuating to their moon makes no sense to me. They are sending ships full of people through a bunch of Reapers only to drop them off right next to the planet that was invaded.

Are they evacuating people?   I was under the impression they pulled their military forces back to the moon to re-organise themselves.


Asari homeworld does indeed sound like its just a location for a big fight at the moment.   However since thats happening everywhere there needs to be a reason for us to go specifically there.  

Modifié par Captain Crash, 03 juillet 2011 - 10:52 .

[Tugga_gott]

Isn't a moon the Turians are retreating to, they just finished their Death Star!

[Captain Crash]

Oh just thought of this for a possible reason for going to Thessia.   Maybe you need to search for something the asari found but had no idea to its meaning.


http://twitter.com/#...026437365833728

"If you're bringing over an ME1 save, you maaay want those Matriarch Writings... There."


Ok total speculation of course because not everyones done ME1 so its more likely the writings will be for a sidequest.  However those old texts could help you locate something of use in the plot faster or provide an additional benefit.


Anyway, as I said speculating like crazy there  .   But other then the Reapers being on Thessia I dont actually see a reason for going there. After all so many other worlds are under attack.  Shepard will need a purpose and plot device to take her to the planet.  One that clearly isnt apparent yet.

[Paulinius]

Captain Crash wrote...

Oh just thought of this for a possible reason for going to Thessia.   Maybe you need to search for something the asari found but had no idea to its meaning.


http://twitter.com/#...026437365833728

"If you're bringing over an ME1 save, you maaay want those Matriarch Writings... There."


Ok total speculation of course because not everyones done ME1 so its more likely the writings will be for a sidequest.  However those old texts could help you locate something of use in the plot faster or provide an additional benefit.


Anyway, as I said speculating like crazy there  .   But other then the Reapers being on Thessia I dont actually see a reason for going there. After all so many other worlds are under attack.  Shepard will need a purpose and plot device to take her to the planet.  One that clearly isnt apparent yet.

Thanks for that link, Captain. I got all the writings in ME1, but I was disappointed that we couldn't read a single one.

And you could be right about only the Turian military evacuating. Still, I would have regrouped someplace a little more secure than the moon orbiting a Reaper-held planet.

[Wojtek the Soldier Bear]

It's stated many times that the asari don't really have a centralized government, or even a cohesive military force. Thesis and other major asari worlds are pretty much co-existing nation states, each with their own rag-tag commandos and whatnot. The matriarchs are the go-to people for the big issues. It could be that the reapers reached Thessia, and killed some matriarchs, which would send Thessia into a mass panic, as the advisors for the entire planet are dead. It could also be that the simple news of an imminent reaper threat sent Thessia into chaos, since the world isn't governmentally organized, and is only able to exist as it is because of a never-ending peacetime. Maybe the asari people just can't handle the pressure, and Shep needs to put a boot in and show the blue babes who's boss?

[Wojtek the Soldier Bear]

Since I'm on an iPhone, that means I can't edit my posts. That "Thesis" in the second sentence was many to be "Thessia."

[Ianamus]

Wojtek the Soldier Bear wrote...

It's stated many times that the asari don't really have a centralized government, or even a cohesive military force. Thesis and other major asari worlds are pretty much co-existing nation states, each with their own rag-tag commandos and whatnot. The matriarchs are the go-to people for the big issues. It could be that the reapers reached Thessia, and killed some matriarchs, which would send Thessia into a mass panic, as the advisors for the entire planet are dead. It could also be that the simple news of an imminent reaper threat sent Thessia into chaos, since the world isn't governmentally organized, and is only able to exist as it is because of a never-ending peacetime. Maybe the asari people just can't handle the pressure, and Shep needs to put a boot in and show the blue babes who's boss?

I think that this is the most likely case. The Asari rely on internet chatrooms and lengthy debates to decide things, which would be too slow if the Reapers were at their doorstep. Not to mention if some of their Matriarchs became indoctrinated- it would throw the entire planet into panic. I'd imagine that the Krogan and Asari worlds will be less about a "x vs y" conflict and more about saving those planets from the Reapers so that they are free to aid Shepard. There could still be large choices to make, but they will probably not involve choosing sides.

[Captain Crash]

Yeah that sounds better. Its clear the Asari will need to organise themselves as well as all the other council races. Shepard looks set to kick them into gear in ME3.

[Wojtek the Soldier Bear]

EJ107, my thoughts exactly. Though, I'm not sure the krogan could be of much help against the reapers. Unless, of course, you convinced Mordin to preserve Maelon's genophage work. That might shake up the reaper's game a little bit. Helpful or no, that doesn't mean you shouldn't save them. And yes, I believe the Tuchanka and Thessia conflicts will be more or less internal, rather than external.

Although, the mission on Sur'Kesh involving the krogan "princess" has something to do with a krogan-turian conflict. Hmm, the plot thickens...

[Mathy16]

Maybe the last Batarians want to live on Thessia but the Asari won't let them

[Paulinius]

m14567 wrote...

Captain Crash wrote...

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http://twitter.com/#...026437365833728

"If you're bringing over an ME1 save, you maaay want those Matriarch Writings... There."

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It would be pretty nice if recovering the Turian Insignias, matriarch writings, and League of One medallions actually had some tangible effect in ME3.

An email I bet.

[FERMi27]

Few more ****ing weeks on this forum and the point of playing the actual game will be completely lost...
I'm outta here.

[Captain Crash]

FERMi27 wrote...

Few more ****ing weeks on this forum and the point of playing the actual game will be completely lost... 
I'm outta here.

We know nothing of the plot,  we dont even know the context of the tweet.   But I guess if you consider it a spoiler then yes better stay away as it will only get worse.  

Paulinius wrote...

An email I bet.

I hope not...  but so many things will be I bet