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Someone With Mass wrote...

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Funny, the retards have brought Shepard back to life:whistle:. 


And then they got all the medical scientists involved with the project killed by having such a lousy security system.


It wasn't lousy. The system was good, the problem is that it was hacked. Though if I was TIM I'd probably have given the job to patrol the station to a Cerberus military cell, and not to a mech system.
But anyway, even if the system was lousy, that mean that they were careless, not retards.

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hhh89 wrote...

It wasn't lousy. The system was good, the problem is that it was hacked. Though if I was TIM I'd probably have given the job to patrol the station to a Cerberus military cell, and not to a mech system.
But anyway, even if the system was lousy, that mean that they were careless, not retards.


If one medical officer can reprogram the entire mech security system alone, then someone done goofed, because that shouldn't be possible.  Especially when the system involves heavy mechs like the YMIR.

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Someone With Mass wrote...

hhh89 wrote...

It wasn't lousy. The system was good, the problem is that it was hacked. Though if I was TIM I'd probably have given the job to patrol the station to a Cerberus military cell, and not to a mech system.
But anyway, even if the system was lousy, that mean that they were careless, not retards.


If one medical officer can reprogram the entire mech security system alone, then someone done goofed, because that shouldn't be possible.  Especially when the system involves heavy mechs like the YMIR.


Somehow I doubt that he was only a medical officer. But we don't have proof of what he was capable of.

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hhh89 wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

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Im really sick of this plot continuity. They make Cerberus into saviors when the plot calls for it and into retards the next panel.

WTF BW!!! Who the **** is making these ****ing awful decisions!?


Cerberus have always been consisting of retards. It was not a surprise to me. Just a slight feel of disappointment.


Funny, the retards have brought Shepard back to life:whistle:. 


You mean the guy/gal who will ultimately wipe them out in ME3? Yeah, good show there. It's less that Cerberus can't succeed at anything and more that anything they do manage to suceed at will invariably bite them in the ass.

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AesirMan wrote...

Also I might add if Cerberus wasn't around...---- Kaidan, would be a plain techie, Jack would be a screaming lil brat girl. Jacob would have been a plain soldier.... Miranda would of just be a techie.

So tell me the advent and future of biotics fall under Cerberus... makes you think twice if you play a biotic shep because if you do that Shep owes his talents to the scientists at Cerberus...

So Yeah There are many gameplay benefits that DO count as there is storyline benefit to their actions. Honestly its because People ONLY see their failures not their success.


Wll your first paragraph is somewhat right, Miranda got biotic powers from her father doing some genetic stuff. About Jack how exactly could you say or assume she would be a screaming brat, considering the only reason she is bitter is because of what Cerberus originally did to her. If you read the SB dossier on her she was kidnapped by them, had she not she could have been living a normal life with her mother, and maybe chose to develope her biotic talents.

Shepard on the other hand is "rare" per say that he/she got his/her biotic gift not because of Cerbuerus but rather another element zero accident when he/she was a fetus. Then at the age of 14 he/she got secondary exposure to eezo which fully manifested biotic powers. Then at the age of 17 Shepard got outfitted with L3 impant which are an Alliance creation, not Cerberus (as far as i know).

Then Shepard got reoutfitted by Cerberus with the L5x implant if he/she was a adept or L5n if he/she was a vanguard  when they were bringing him/her back to life. Those implants are an Alliance creation (again as far as i know). 

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MeAndMySandvich wrote...

hhh89 wrote...

Funny, the retards have brought Shepard back to life:whistle:. 


You mean the guy/gal who will ultimately wipe them out in ME3? Yeah, good show there. It's less that Cerberus can't succeed at anything and more that anything they do manage to suceed at will invariably bite them in the ass.


The fact that Shepard will kill them doesn't make them retards. Bringing back Shepard is a huge scientifical success, and shows the fact that at least the Lazarus Cell isn't composed by retards.

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Nizzemancer wrote...

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And how many projects does Cerberus run at a time?



Half a dozen?



And since when is CIA incompetent @Sylvianus?


Since a little thing called watergate.
or since they decided not to believe a threat was real that would have stopped two planes from crashing into the WTC-buildings despite several early warnings...how's that for a failure?
All those assassination-attempts on castro?
there are many examples, go look 'em up yourself if you'd like.


Cuz of them we killed Ozama that is all

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HA! So that's the pitifull excuse now? So military technology is a melting pnt when it suits you, but not when it doesn't.
Armor and weaponry are hte same, but other technology is not?
Please, tell me you are joking


Let's see.

1. You can't provide a single example of fighting "elite" enemies, but you say I'm joking?
2. You clearly have not read manufacturer descriptions in what it states that this armor is used in the turian military or this armor provider makes stuff for the Alliance. And yet you can buy it.
3. When have you ever said personal weapons and armor tech was a melting pot? And when have I ever said it wasn't?
4. Any tech the asari or turians make in the personal weapons and armor market are sold to everyone. Corporations are in it for the money. This is where the mercs buy it. Just like Shepard. If there is better Asari only or turian only armor we wouldn't see it because we don't fight the asari, salarian or turian military. The only elite enemies are Saren, Benezia and Tela Vasir.
5. Bioware has said the asari are the most advanced. Therefore they are. Period. Deal with it.

I expect you to ignore all these comments because.. well, you can't. Your childish display here on cements the fact that you have no argument. The only joke here is you.


1,2  & 4) You answered your own question righ there, by giving examples of elite enemies .Not that you needed to. Sheppard was a Spectre. The ELITE of the COUNCIL. What kind of technology do oyu think specters recieve? Common crap?

3) reading comprehension. You fail at it.

5) I never said Cerberus was the MOST advanced. I said they are very advanced. They seem to sport better tech then even the Alliance military.

So..yea...Epic Fail on your part man.




Prove it then, Big shot Image IPB

I sure hope you have more "proof" than a college website.


Want a scan of my diploma? Of course, you'd just yell it was faked. I made my sources and credentials known. You on the other hand, haven't.


And of course you ignored this AGAIN:

Question: Are you saying Cerberus did not recreate the Normandy by using the Normandy SR-1 design schematics? That Cerberus made their own stealth system and their own tantalus drive core from stratch? In essence saying that they went through the entire development and manufacturing process from concept to reality in a 2 year timeframe?

Why are you so afraid to answer? Question seems simple enough to me.  


They used SR-1 schematics as a base to expand upon. The building/construction techniques in the future are probably more advanced, so 2 years for a frigate doesn't seem far-fetched to me at all, given that our own shipyards can churn out even bigger ships (large tankers and freighter) in a shorter time span.

How about you admit that wihout Cerberus, the universe would have been royally boned.
Without Cerberus, no Normandy.
And the Normandy was cruical in stopping Sovereign.
Without Cerberus and TIM, no Sheppard to stop the Collectors form making another Reaper (which would effectively do the same thing Sovereign did)

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Lotion Soronnar wrote...

1,2  & 4) You answered your own question righ there, by giving examples of elite enemies .Not that you needed to. Sheppard was a Spectre. The ELITE of the COUNCIL. What kind of technology do oyu think specters recieve? Common crap?


Well, we did have to buy our own weapons and armor...

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Well I have always thought that TIM was always under reaper control, though he didn't know it. He didn't get those eyes from any human othamologist.

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Can't say I sympathize with the OP. Hoping for Cerberus to stop failing is akin to staying in a relationship with an abusive significant other, hoping they'll one day stop being abusive. At this point, you should have seen enough to know it's not going to happen.

The way there organization is run, and their projects usually set up, there's little wonder to me why they fail routinely. I've said it before and will say it again:
1) No ethical boundaries.
2) Incompetent professional oversight.
3) No accountability.

As long as they operate the way they do, you will not see successful operations out of their group. And should not expect it.

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Lotion Soronnar wrote...

1,2  & 4) You answered your own question righ there, by giving examples of elite enemies .Not that you needed to. Sheppard was a Spectre. The ELITE of the COUNCIL. What kind of technology do oyu think specters recieve? Common crap?



Nope. Spectres, at least Shepard, is financed by his species government. In ME1 Shepard got crap by default and had to buy spectre weapons, but that's more to do with game mechnaics.

Saren had a hover board. Both he and Benezia relied heavily on biotic barriers instead of armor, but Benezia's assault rifle hit harder than others. They are ME1 characters and neither relied on armor. So that leaves us with Vasir. Tela vasir's armor was superior to Shepard's. Alot tougher than Shepard's.

You stated that elites were no better equip than an other mook.  I think you're wrong.

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

3) reading comprehension. You fail at it.


You fail at back peddling. Caught you in a lie and you're trying to weasling out of it.

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

5) I never said Cerberus was the MOST advanced. I said they are very advanced. They seem to sport better tech then even the Alliance military.


Ooooooh, so now they're just more advanced than the new guys. And you base this on?........

...Exactly. Nothing. You're just pulling stuff out of your rear end.

If Cerberus was more advanced than the Alliance then what is the point of Cerberus if they just horde all this so-called advanced tech for themselves? And you act as if the Alliance doesn't have it's own R&D. As if no one else out there is doing anything and the galaxy would be at a technological stand still if not for Cerberus' small steps. Give me a break. Cerberus didn't create Salaris Armor. Cerberus didn't create Cyclonic Shields, they didn't develope the Thanix Canon. They didn't develope the stealth systems nor the tantalus drive. They didn't develope smart targeting, phasic rounds or the vast majority of the weapons and armor you can use.

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

Want a scan of my diploma? Of course, you'd just yell it was faked. I made my sources and credentials known. You on the other hand, haven't.


You said you spoke to people in a different field of study than your own so how would your diploma/degree mean anything? Fill free to post it. Granted, it's probably in a language I can't understand.

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

They used SR-1 schematics. The building/construction techniques in the future are probably more advanced, so 2 years for a frigate doesn't seem far-fetched to me at all, given that our own shipyards can churn out even bigger ships (large tankers and freighter) in a shorter time span.


Nice try trying to avoid the questions, but you failed. I didn't ask you how long it took to simply construct it. Let me make it easier for you.

1. Did Cerberus  recreate the Normandy by using the Normandy SR-1 design schematics? Yes or No?
 
2. Did Cerberus design and develope their own stealth system from stratch? Yes or No?
 
3. Did Cerberus design and develope their own tantalus drive core from stratch? Yes or No?
 
4. Are you saying that Cerberus went through the entire development and manufacturing process from concept to reality in a 2 year timeframe? Yes or No?

Answer the questions.  Yes or No answers. Real simple. Even for a so-called educated man such as yourself. 

Lotion Soronnar wrote...How about you admit that wihout Cerberus, the universe would have been royally boned. Without Cerberus, no Normandy.


I don't know that. For all we knew the Alliance would have developed it with or without their encouragement.
 As far as I know the Alliance doesn't need Cerberus' permission to develop a warship.

Lotion Soronnar wrote...

And the Normandy was cruical in stopping Sovereign.


It helped em get to Ilos in light of the council's incompetence... or mild indoctrination. The citadel is reaper tech afterall. Their continued denial in light of being attacked by a reaper is alittle hard to swallow on its own.

Without Cerberus and TIM, no Sheppard to stop the Collectors form making another Reaper (which would effectively do the same thing Sovereign did)


Mass Effect 2 was completely pointless as far as the reaper plot goes. The real main story was racial polititics setting the stage fore ME3. The collectors would have had to take a fully industrialized planet like Earth or Terra Nova. That wasn't going to happen until the reapers arrived. The collectors were just getting a head start so that the reapers could finish it up afterwards. There is no way one collector cruiser was going to raid Earth. Horizon's defense sent it running away. They'd have gotten torn apart against a Earth's defenses plus orbiting ships. Plus they'd have to fight through the entire arcturus fleet to get there.

Tim could have sent in a army to stop the collectors like Shepard said. It would have been much more effective. He wants to blow a billion or so credits on one man... well, it's his money. And, well, plot prograssion demands Shepard come back so... TIM is no more responsible for Shepard's actions than his mother and father are.

Great job resurrecting Shepard, but I'm not going to give TIM credit for every single thing Shepard does for the rest of his life.

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The reapers don't stand a chance, even if Shepard were still dead.

Why? Because Cerberus is on their side.

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Really? Another comic about cerberus? REALLY? ISNT IT ENOUGH THAT 3/4 NOVELS, ALL THE COMICS, ME2, AND ME3 ALL EITHER REVOLVE AROUND CERBERUS OR HAVE CERBERUS PLAY A KEY ROLE? REALLY? WHAT IS BIOWARE`S OBSESSION WITH CERBERUS? **** ME.

AND YES, I.AM.****ING.MAD.

Modifié par Quole, 19 juillet 2011 - 02:15 .


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SERIOUSLY. **** THAT.

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CANT BELIEVE THIS.


Actually, I can. ****

Modifié par Quole, 19 juillet 2011 - 02:18 .


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MeAndMySandvich wrote...
You mean the guy/gal who will ultimately wipe them out in ME3? Yeah, good show there. It's less that Cerberus can't succeed at anything and more that anything they do manage to suceed at will invariably bite them in the ass.

Well that's obviously not the case, otherwise they wouldn't be in the position that their in. Just because you have beared witness to their mistakes and failures doesn't mean everything they do falls into those catergories. Not everyone can bat 1.000 like Shepard well .997, they did die afterall. Cerberus goes big or goes home, there's bound to be some screwups in there.

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People invest too much of themselves into this sort of thing. Case in point, three rapid posts screaming in all caps about a comic book.

On the ever-dramatic "Did Cerberus go from concept to reality in just two years? Answer meeeee" thing, I don't see why that in particular would be implausible since human R&D usually seems implausibly fast in the ME universe.

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HomelessGal wrote...

People invest too much of themselves into this sort of thing. Case in point, three rapid posts screaming in all caps about a comic book.

On the ever-dramatic "Did Cerberus go from concept to reality in just two years? Answer meeeee" thing, I don't see why that in particular would be implausible since human R&D usually seems implausibly fast in the ME universe.

Your point? The direction in which ME has gone in terms of its plot is ridiculous. A backround threat in ME1 has suddenly become the central point of the entire series. THATS RI****INGDICULOUS. We hear more about cerberus than we do the collectors, geth, and reapers combined.

And everytime we hear about them, its THE SAME THING. An experiment gone wrong. WOW. WHAT A SURPRISE. THATS NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE.

Perhaps you didnt comprehend what I was complaining about. Im not just complaining about ONE comic. Im complaining about the entire ME story after ME1.

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Quole wrote...

HomelessGal wrote...

People invest too much of themselves into this sort of thing. Case in point, three rapid posts screaming in all caps about a comic book.

On the ever-dramatic "Did Cerberus go from concept to reality in just two years? Answer meeeee" thing, I don't see why that in particular would be implausible since human R&D usually seems implausibly fast in the ME universe.

Your point? The direction in which ME has gone in terms of its plot is ridiculous. A backround threat in ME1 has suddenly become the central point of the entire series. THATS RI****INGDICULOUS. We hear more about cerberus than we do the collectors, geth, and reapers combined.

And everytime we hear about them, its THE SAME THING. An experiment gone wrong. WOW. WHAT A SURPRISE. THATS NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE.


LOL. You have to be joking. LOL. I like your sarcasm.

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The Twilight God wrote...

Quole wrote...

HomelessGal wrote...

People invest too much of themselves into this sort of thing. Case in point, three rapid posts screaming in all caps about a comic book.

On the ever-dramatic "Did Cerberus go from concept to reality in just two years? Answer meeeee" thing, I don't see why that in particular would be implausible since human R&D usually seems implausibly fast in the ME universe.

Your point? The direction in which ME has gone in terms of its plot is ridiculous. A backround threat in ME1 has suddenly become the central point of the entire series. THATS RI****INGDICULOUS. We hear more about cerberus than we do the collectors, geth, and reapers combined.

And everytime we hear about them, its THE SAME THING. An experiment gone wrong. WOW. WHAT A SURPRISE. THATS NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE.


LOL. You have to be joking. LOL. I like your sarcasm.

LOL. THANKS FOR CONTRIBUTING TO THE DISCUSSION.LOL.



...but really. Im being serious.

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Quole wrote...

The Twilight God wrote...

Quole wrote...

HomelessGal wrote...

People invest too much of themselves into this sort of thing. Case in point, three rapid posts screaming in all caps about a comic book.

On the ever-dramatic "Did Cerberus go from concept to reality in just two years? Answer meeeee" thing, I don't see why that in particular would be implausible since human R&D usually seems implausibly fast in the ME universe.

Your point? The direction in which ME has gone in terms of its plot is ridiculous. A backround threat in ME1 has suddenly become the central point of the entire series. THATS RI****INGDICULOUS. We hear more about cerberus than we do the collectors, geth, and reapers combined.

And everytime we hear about them, its THE SAME THING. An experiment gone wrong. WOW. WHAT A SURPRISE. THATS NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE.


LOL. You have to be joking. LOL. I like your sarcasm.

LOL. THANKS FOR CONTRIBUTING TO THE DISCUSSION.LOL.



...but really. Im being serious.


LOL No you're not. Keep up the good work.

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The Twilight God wrote...

Quole wrote...

The Twilight God wrote...

Quole wrote...

HomelessGal wrote...

People invest too much of themselves into this sort of thing. Case in point, three rapid posts screaming in all caps about a comic book.

On the ever-dramatic "Did Cerberus go from concept to reality in just two years? Answer meeeee" thing, I don't see why that in particular would be implausible since human R&D usually seems implausibly fast in the ME universe.

Your point? The direction in which ME has gone in terms of its plot is ridiculous. A backround threat in ME1 has suddenly become the central point of the entire series. THATS RI****INGDICULOUS. We hear more about cerberus than we do the collectors, geth, and reapers combined.

And everytime we hear about them, its THE SAME THING. An experiment gone wrong. WOW. WHAT A SURPRISE. THATS NEVER BEEN DONE BEFORE.


LOL. You have to be joking. LOL. I like your sarcasm.

LOL. THANKS FOR CONTRIBUTING TO THE DISCUSSION.LOL.



...but really. Im being serious.


LOL No you're not. Keep up the good work.

LOL. I am offended.LOL

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[quote]The Twilight God wrote...

[quote]Lotion Soronnar wrote...

1,2  & 4) You answered your own question righ there, by giving examples of elite enemies .Not that you needed to. Sheppard was a Spectre. The ELITE of the COUNCIL. What kind of technology do oyu think specters recieve? Common crap?[/quote]

Nope. Spectres, at least Shepard, is financed by his species government. In ME1 Shepard got crap by default and had to buy spectre weapons, but that's more to do with game mechnaics.

Saren had a hover board. Both he and Benezia relied heavily on biotic barriers instead of armor, but Benezia's assault rifle hit harder than others. They are ME1 characters and neither relied on armor. So that leaves us with Vasir. Tela vasir's armor was superior to Shepard's. Alot tougher than Shepard's.

You stated that elites were no better equip than an other mook.  I think you're wrong.[/quote]

Bosses always have more HP.
And yes, Shepard had acess to special specter gear during hte game. Top of the line armor and weapons - for all species.


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[quote]Lotion Soronnar wrote...

3) reading comprehension. You fail at it.[/quote]

You fail at back peddling. Caught you in a lie and you're trying to weasling out of it.[/quote]

There is no lie. You misinterpreted/misquoted. Go back and read again slowly. You're advocating a point I never made.



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[quote]Lotion Soronnar wrote...

5) I never said Cerberus was the MOST advanced. I said they are very advanced. They seem to sport better tech then even the Alliance military.[/quote]

Ooooooh, so now they're just more advanced than the new guys. And you base this on?........

...Exactly. Nothing. You're just pulling stuff out of your rear end.

If Cerberus was more advanced than the Alliance then what is the point of Cerberus if they just horde all this so-called advanced tech for themselves? And you act as if the Alliance doesn't have it's own R&D. As if no one else out there is doing anything and the galaxy would be at a technological stand still if not for Cerberus' small steps. Give me a break. Cerberus didn't create Salaris Armor. Cerberus didn't create Cyclonic Shields, they didn't develope the Thanix Canon. They didn't develope the stealth systems nor the tantalus drive. They didn't develope smart targeting, phasic rounds or the vast majority of the weapons and armor you can use.[/quote]

Cerberus is interwowen with the Alliance. Cerberus wants the domininance of humanity. Hence, Alliance having better tech = stronger humanity. We know that Cerberus has a lot of connections and pull within the Alliance.
They have been heavily influencing the construction of hte Normady. Why assuke it's the only thing they influenced?

Again, Cerberus is portrayed as advanced * everything, from the tech they have , to their design and resources points at this.




[quote]

You said you spoke to people in a different field of study than your own so how would your diploma/degree mean anything? Fill free to post it. Granted, it's probably in a language I can't understand.[/quote]

It's a mixed faculty. I knoda..wobbled a bit, dabbled in stuff while I was attending. Electrical Enginneering and Naval Architecture are interesting studies. Regardless, the point is I have had acess to materials, books and people in the field. Which is why I can say I know something about the subject. I'm no expert, but I know enough ot be confident of the accurafy of my claim.
I've yet to see you add anything pertinent ot back up your claims.


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[quote]Lotion Soronnar wrote...

They used SR-1 schematics. The building/construction techniques in the future are probably more advanced, so 2 years for a frigate doesn't seem far-fetched to me at all, given that our own shipyards can churn out even bigger ships (large tankers and freighter) in a shorter time span.[/quote]

Nice try trying to avoid the questions, but you failed. I didn't ask you how long it took to simply construct it. Let me make it easier for you.

1. Did Cerberus  recreate the Normandy by using the Normandy SR-1 design schematics? Yes or No?
 
2. Did Cerberus design and develope their own stealth system from stratch? Yes or No?
 
3. Did Cerberus design and develope their own tantalus drive core from stratch? Yes or No?
 
4. Are you saying that Cerberus went through the entire development and manufacturing process from concept to reality in a 2 year timeframe? Yes or No?

Answer the questions.  Yes or No answers. Real simple. Even for a so-called educated man such as yourself. [/quote]

1. Yes, using the schematics as a base to work from
2. Don't know. Probably not.
3. Don't know. Probably not.
4. Yes. A few months in the design phase, the rest to build. Can be done.


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[quote]Lotion Soronnar wrote...How about you admit that wihout Cerberus, the universe would have been royally boned. Without Cerberus, no Normandy.[/quote]

I don't know that. For all we knew the Alliance would have developed it with or without their encouragement.
 As far as I know the Alliance doesn't need Cerberus' permission to develop a warship.[/quote]

But we do know.
Wihout Cerberus to push it, it wouldn't have been completed as fast...or not at all. And rember that Shepard got command of it right after it was done. Simply put, if it was finshed a month later, it would have already been too late.
By that time Sovereign would have already won.
By ensuring the right critical equipment was avilalbe just when it was needed, they effectively turned the tide of the battle.


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[quote]Lotion Soronnar wrote...

And the Normandy was cruical in stopping Sovereign.[/quote]

It helped em get to Ilos in light of the council's incompetence... or mild indoctrination. The citadel is reaper tech afterall. Their continued denial in light of being attacked by a reaper is alittle hard to swallow on its own.[/quote]

The Normady is hte only stealth ship. A frigate perfect for infiltration and black-ops. Which is exactly what Sheppard needed. Simply put, other ships couldn't have filled it's role.



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[quote]Without Cerberus and TIM, no Sheppard to stop the Collectors form making another Reaper (which would effectively do the same thing Sovereign did)
[/quote]

Mass Effect 2 was completely pointless as far as the reaper plot goes. The real main story was racial polititics setting the stage fore ME3. The collectors would have had to take a fully industrialized planet like Earth or Terra Nova. That wasn't going to happen until the reapers arrived. The collectors were just getting a head start so that the reapers could finish it up afterwards. There is no way one collector cruiser was going to raid Earth. Horizon's defense sent it running away. They'd have gotten torn apart against a Earth's defenses plus orbiting ships. Plus they'd have to fight through the entire arcturus fleet to get there.

Tim could have sent in a army to stop the collectors like Shepard said. It would have been much more effective. He wants to blow a billion or so credits on one man... well, it's his money. And, well, plot prograssion demands Shepard come back so... TIM is no more responsible for Shepard's actions than his mother and father are.

Great job resurrecting Shepard, but I'm not going to give TIM credit for every single thing Shepard does for the rest of his life.
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If you recall, the baby-reaper was already active. They didn't need the whole Earth.
They just needed to make sure other reapers arrive. And having an active reaper could only help in that regard.

Modifié par Lotion Soronnar, 19 juillet 2011 - 10:16 .


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Personally, the ME universe has been royally polluted with crappy side-stories and missions. And ME2.
Not talking about the gameplay, talking about the universe setting. It's been getting constantly worse.