Fixers0 wrote...
Really, Can you just be nice once in a while, i know you are paid to be a fanboy but come on guy!
Hypocrisy aside, no, I won't give you arguments that you don't deserve.
So my point of course doesn't stand because i'm to retated to get it, even though it's seems perfecutly reasonable to ask were the boundries between the Alliance and earth go, considering that nothing seems to indicate that there is one.
The Alliance is a supranational organization that represents all nations from Earth. It obviously has bases there, even if that was your point, which it definitely wasn't.
And when there is an unclear subject suddenly it is ''Did you played the game'', Yeah i can ask the same, were did you get the info that the Alliance shuttles were allready on earth, they could have just all landed five minutes ago, none of us played te game.
As I said for a couple of times, no matter if they were there 5 hours ago or 5 minutes ago, it doesn't mean that it doesn't make sense for them to want to save humans.
So, your are allowed to know everything about the game, but i'm not even allowed to ask question or have doubt about the design choices that were made.
No, you have no right to doubt something which you haven't seen.
My point shall and will remain
Your point died in the first two pages.
, ''Is there still a clear seperation between earth and the Alliance''? anwser when the game is released or when Bioware alowes it's most devoted Fanboy's to play the game,
Not only was that not your point, not only that has nothing to do with fanboys, your fake sense of entitlement over things, but we know what the Alliance is.
If the Alliance has business on Earth (administrative or docking),then they will have bases there. Why? Because they can.
And i didn't even use the work 'arguments' in my previous post, Don't start to misinterpreted my Not-so complex post mister know it all. \\
A post with a justification is an argument.
Modifié par Phaedon, 26 juillet 2011 - 06:56 .