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[Fiery Phoenix]

Saphra Deden wrote...

Spare him as long as he isn't indoctrinated.

Basically this.

On the other hand, TIM is too good and complex a character to just end up being a boss fight and the like. I'd like to see more complications with his matter than just a confront-and-deal-with style.

[AtreiyaN7]

If he's Indoctrinated, then my Paragon Shep will gladly put a bullet in his brain. if he isn't, we'll see. TIM has a lot of contacts and resources that could be useful, but I don't trust him at all.

Modifié par AtreiyaN7, 29 juillet 2011 - 03:13 .

[Malanek]

Upsettingshorts wrote...

In Exile wrote...

It's never a good idea to spare your enemies.

Unless doing so effectively emasculates them. 

Like Julius Caesar did to his opponents in the civil war.

Or when Alexander conqured the Greek city states and then the Persian Empire.

[GodWood]

You paragons/fail renegades 'paragades' are nuts.

If he's indoctrinated I'll probably put him out of his misery if not I'll most likely spare him.

[GodWood]

DJRackham wrote...
 (SPOILERS AHEAD!!!) 

For all who are stating you would spare The Smoking Illusive Man **IF** he hasn't been indoctrinated, fare warning, it's canon. TIM has been (at least partially) indoctrinated. It''s revealed in the first issue of Mass  Effect Evolution how this happened.

It did nothing of the sort. 

I know... Metagaming. This is true. It is metagaming, but if you played Mass Effect 1, it can actually be deduced (or at least surmised) that TIM had been indoctrinated. All you have to do is look at his eyes. Saren's eyes were very similar. Many of the cut scenes featuring TIM focus on those eyes, as if the Devs were attempting to draw your attention to the fact that something wasn't quite kosher.

Ugh, you didn't actually read the comic did you?

TIM's eyes were fried by an artifact resembling Object Rho and got standard turian cyber ones as replacements.

Modifié par GodWood, 29 juillet 2011 - 07:44 .

[GodWood]

darkness reborn wrote...
I dont care if hes Indoctrinated or not I'll put a bullet in him anyday.

Why?

[GodWood]

darkness reborn wrote...

GodWood wrote...

darkness reborn wrote...
I dont care if hes Indoctrinated or not I'll put a bullet in him anyday.

Why?

2 of of my Shepards have the Sole Survivor background.

And?
No where in the game is stated that he was directly involved with Akuze.

[Xinder5]

Ehhhh, I'd rather not kill him. But I'll make the decision when I reach it. I don't have all the facts yet. If there's not a good enough reason (for me) to spare him, then he'll be dead.

[GodWood]

darkness reborn wrote...
TIM is in charge of Cerberus.

And ?
That's like punishing James A. Skinner because some teen spat in your McDonalds burger.

Unless you have proof that he was directly involved with Akuze?

[Xinder5]

darkness reborn wrote...

GodWood wrote...

darkness reborn wrote...
TIM is in charge of Cerberus.

And ?
That's like punishing James A. Skinner because some teen spat in your McDonalds burger.

Unless you have proof that he was directly involved with Akuze?

His actions speak for itself.

Are these actions that prove that he was directly involved with Akuze?

[GodWood]

darkness reborn wrote...

GodWood wrote...

darkness reborn wrote...
TIM is in charge of Cerberus.

And ?
That's like punishing James A. Skinner because some teen spat in your McDonalds burger.

Unless you have proof that he was directly involved with Akuze?

His actions speak for itself.

What actions?
It seems you are trying to find an excuse to kill the man.

[GodWood]

darkness reborn wrote...
This:
Near the end of the suicide mission at the Collectors' base, instead of letting Shepard rig and detonate the base, the Illusive Man suggests using a radiation pulse to wipe out all living Collectors and leave the base intact in order to use its technology against the Reapers. If Shepard destroys the base, the Illusive Man is furious with the Commander's idealism, saying he knew that Shepard would "choke on the hard decisions". He also asserts that the Collector technology could have been used to humanity's benefit, and to reason that Cerberus is humanity.

And this has what to do with Akuze....? 
Also in his postion I'd be incredibly p*ssed. We have no idea how to defeat the Reapers. We do not have the numbers nor the technology and you just through away a giant cache of technology and secrets because of your own selfishness.

But lets not have that debate

And that Cerberus are now working with the Reapers.

Is this your reason now?
We do not know why cerberus is 'working' for the Reapers nor do we know how TIM is involved.

Modifié par GodWood, 29 juillet 2011 - 08:35 .

[SandTrout]

darkness reborn wrote...

This:
Near the end of the suicide mission at the Collectors' base, instead of letting Shepard rig and detonate the base, the Illusive Man suggests using a radiation pulse to wipe out all living Collectors and leave the base intact in order to use its technology against the Reapers. If Shepard destroys the base, the Illusive Man is furious with the Commander's idealism, saying he knew that Shepard would "choke on the hard decisions". He also asserts that the Collector technology could have been used to humanity's benefit, and to reason that Cerberus is humanity.

And that Cerberus are now working with the Reapers.

I will just say this once: Using this as unequivocal proof that TIM was involved directly in Akuze is stupid because there is not a direct link between the two events.

[Vilio1]

Kill him - every single playthrough.

[TexasToast712]

 Option D. Lock his whole body all the way up to his neck in a large container of frozen tarter sauce. Then he will suffer forever. while still being conscious MWAHAHAHA!