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Xilizhra wrote...
Ah, yes. Complain about batarians not receiving any depth right after you complain about getting batarian aid in ME3...
It's not a bad thing, nor is it a good thing. It's just that if they're like the loyalty missions that means that they won't be sublte missions that one may accidently skip over. Instead they'll be main-quests that you'll be forced to do and have it beaten over your head to do them.Xilizhra wrote...
I'm not entirely sure why having them resemble loyalty missions is a bad thing.
His results doesn't affect my results. You know that. You also know that's not what I was getting at.I'm also not sure how his results affect yours.
Modifié par GodWood, 29 janvier 2012 - 08:59 .
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He is the Batarian Shepard.Seboist wrote...
The main issue with ME3 Balak is the bizarre consequence of his fate affecting an entire species' military strength.
Exactly.BlueMagitek wrote...
If Balak survives, that gives a fire to the Batarian people; even the most badass human could be used as a true Batarian wills, such is their love for hostages.
However, if Balak is imprisoned or dies, the Batarian flame dies out; humans clearly aren't putting up with their nonsense.
Modifié par iOnlySignIn, 29 janvier 2012 - 11:40 .
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Sheesh, I hope nobody ever lashes out at you in your life Xili. I'd hate to loose you to an exploding asteroid.Xilizhra wrote...
Irrational something, but it seems more like desperately lashing out than actually having one's top priority be to do harm per se.
BlueMagitek wrote...
Easy enough.
If Balak survives, that gives a fire to the Batarian people; even the most badass human could be used as a true Batarian wills, such is their love for hostages.
However, if Balak is imprisoned or dies, the Batarian flame dies out; humans clearly aren't putting up with their nonsense.
Or something. =D
Anyway, from a meta perspective, saving the Rachni Queen is the best option, not because the Rachni may be allies, but because the other species, Turians especially, should be rapidly increasing their military to deal with Shepard's decision. Yes? No?
BlueMagitek wrote...
Wrex is building the Krogan up; that's why he's da chief. =D
He was sharing some blunts with my homie GMagnum.Seboist wrote...
BlueMagitek wrote...
Wrex is building the Krogan up; that's why he's da chief. =D
It has nothing to do with the Rachni though. He bumped his head or smoked some strong dope and forgot about it.
Then I have no idea why you're bringing it up at all.His results doesn't affect my results. You know that. You also know that's not what I was getting at.
People don't always hold irrational historical grudges, you know. Heck, there are even Jews around this very day who don't hate Germans.It has nothing to do with the Rachni though. He bumped his head or smoked some strong dope and forgot about it.
Modifié par Xilizhra, 30 janvier 2012 - 03:23 .
The rachni seem to have gotten themselves set up rather nicely, and considering how depopulated the krogan are, I don't think there are major occupying forces in old rachni territory anyway.Seboist wrote...
The Rachni need somewhere to settle and the Krogan just happen to inhabit their former worlds. There's no way that can be a problem...
Xilizhra wrote...
People don't always hold irrational historical grudges, you know. Heck, there are even Jews around this very day who don't hate Germans.
That's an ongoing war. The Rachni Wars ended centuries ago.naledgeborn wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
People don't always hold irrational historical grudges, you know. Heck, there are even Jews around this very day who don't hate Germans.
Palestinians still want what is rightfully their's back. I'd imagine it's be the same with the rachni/krogan.
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Modifié par laecraft, 30 janvier 2012 - 04:21 .
Xilizhra wrote...
That's an ongoing war. The Rachni Wars ended centuries ago.
Meh. I can't say that I dislike the idea of enough people realizing it's necessary to pull together to survive.I'm still lamenting the missed opportunity for conflict in ME3. Shepard wants to save humanity and other species want to save themselves, surely it would result in a nice morally grey conflict, alliances, rivalries, backstabbing, and manipulation, all of which is far more interesting than ancient incomprehensible and unbeatable machines that are far beyond our understanding and that are just as much interesting and interactive as a hurricane or a eruption.
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Xilizhra wrote...
Meh. I can't say that I dislike the idea of enough people realizing it's necessary to pull together to survive.I'm still lamenting the missed opportunity for conflict in ME3. Shepard wants to save humanity and other species want to save themselves, surely it would result in a nice morally grey conflict, alliances, rivalries, backstabbing, and manipulation, all of which is far more interesting than ancient incomprehensible and unbeatable machines that are far beyond our understanding and that are just as much interesting and interactive as a hurricane or a eruption.
naledgeborn wrote...
Palestinians still want what is rightfully their's back.
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Xilizhra wrote...
That's an ongoing war. The Rachni Wars ended centuries ago.naledgeborn wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
People don't always hold irrational historical grudges, you know. Heck, there are even Jews around this very day who don't hate Germans.
Palestinians still want what is rightfully their's back. I'd imagine it's be the same with the rachni/krogan.
The queen was just remorseful, and I doubt most krogan care whom they fight. Wrex did for one scene, but he's a special case.Oh, what's centuries to a krogan? Human lives are short, as are their memories, but Warlord Okeer still remembers the Rebellions. As for the Rachni, they've got genetic memory. For the queen, the war could just be yesterday...
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