Saphra Deden wrote...
KotorEffect3 wrote...
My canon paragon soldier has a widow, I am sure he will do fine against any renegades that come after him.
What about your loved ones? They get ya' angry. Then you come at them stupid.
Modifié par KotorEffect3, 22 août 2011 - 11:41 .
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KotorEffect3 wrote...
You borrowed that line from a krogan
Saphra Deden wrote...
KotorEffect3 wrote...
You borrowed that line from a krogan
A smart one.
Desperation breeds recklessness.
Saphra Deden wrote...
KotorEffect3 wrote...
You borrowed that line from a krogan
A smart one.
Desperation breeds recklessness.
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Not true. The Tibetans are as self-interested and aggressive as any other culture. They even sacked the capital of China in 763 CE, during a period of instability of China's powerful Tang Dynasty. The Buddhist religion (or more precisely, the Tibetan version of it) is just there to provide stability and spiritual control over the masses, no different from any other religion.SandTrout wrote...
Tibet fell to China and has been brutally oppressed since. At least part of their fall to the Chinese is due to their buhdist philosophy of non-aggression, resulting in no feasable military.
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Shhhhh. Don't point out such obvious facts. It will make this discussion less fun.Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Not really, as the balance of power shifts more easily in times of war.KotorEffect3 wrote...
You renegades do realize that it is going to be hard to set up your evil empire when earth is getting stomped by the reapers.
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You do know that stripping poses serious occupational hazards to the Quarians.Humanoid_Typhoon wrote...
It's also why we have to save the quarians man.SandTrout wrote...
We are thinking of the strippers. Well, the human ones, at least. Their wages will skyrocket as their craft becomes more scarce!CrazyCatDude wrote...
But, if you let the Reapers wipe out the Asari, there will be a galaxy wide stripper shortage. My god man, won't someone please think of the stippers?
On Rannoch.iOnlySignIn wrote...
You do know that stripping poses serious occupational hazards to the Quarians.Humanoid_Typhoon wrote...
It's also why we have to save the quarians man.SandTrout wrote...
We are thinking of the strippers. Well, the human ones, at least. Their wages will skyrocket as their craft becomes more scarce!CrazyCatDude wrote...
But, if you let the Reapers wipe out the Asari, there will be a galaxy wide stripper shortage. My god man, won't someone please think of the stippers?
Modifié par Asari Healer, 08 septembre 2011 - 09:44 .
sorentoft wrote...
The best way to destroy their monopoly is to find another planet with this much eezo, or force an equal distribution of element zero to all council races through diplomacy. War would utterly foolish.
1136342t54 wrote...
sorentoft wrote...
The best way to destroy their monopoly is to find another planet with this much eezo, or force an equal distribution of element zero to all council races through diplomacy. War would utterly foolish.
I would say the former is more likely than the latter. Using diplomatic means would likely fail since the Asari are long term thinkers and could easily make us Humans think we won but in reality the Asari will end up getting a larger monpoly in the end. War with the Asari would result in us losing. They simply have more Dreadnoughts and ships then we do. Even sacrificing them to the Reapers would make us weaker all over and show to the other alien civs that we are horrible beings worse than the Krogan.
Modifié par Dexi, 09 septembre 2011 - 06:10 .
How would they fool humanity if it was determined that an equal distribution should be given all council races? They would put themselves at risk diplomatically with the Turians and Salarians too if that was the case, and it would be a casus beli for war - with Turian+Salarian support - if they reneged on their promises. That is not saying pushing such a deal would be easy, but getting enough votes to on the basis of 'weaken one, strengthen the many' might just work.1136342t54 wrote...
sorentoft wrote...
The best way to destroy their monopoly is to find another planet with this much eezo, or force an equal distribution of element zero to all council races through diplomacy. War would utterly foolish.
I would say the former is more likely than the latter. Using diplomatic means would likely fail since the Asari are long term thinkers and could easily make us Humans think we won but in reality the Asari will end up getting a larger monpoly in the end. War with the Asari would result in us losing. They simply have more Dreadnoughts and ships then we do. Even sacrificing them to the Reapers would make us weaker all over and show to the other alien civs that we are horrible beings worse than the Krogan.
sorentoft wrote...
How would they fool humanity if it was determined that an equal distribution should be given all council races? They would put themselves at risk diplomatically with the Turians and Salarians too if that was the case, and it would be a casus beli for war - with Turian+Salarian support - if they reneged on their promises. That is not saying pushing such a deal would be easy, but getting enough votes to on the basis of 'weaken one, strengthen the many' might just work.
I do however agree that finding a planet with large Element Zero deposits would be more viable.
robarcool wrote...
As to the argument of OP that his suggestion is not about hating but a strategic move and all, well try this: Hitler wanted to take over all of the world because he wanted Germany to prosper. So that was not a hate crime and not a genocide at all. Wow! This thread is sick and pointless.
Modifié par sponge56, 09 septembre 2011 - 06:23 .
Nothing is permanent and it was not the goal either. The goal was to disperse the Asari monopoly of Element Zero. An equal distribution model does exactly that. If it was temporary for 200 years, you could be certain that humanity would try to remake the deal, and so would every other race on the council that is not Asari. The Asari would be forced to keep the model or risk a severe political crisis. Please note the deal is for all council races, once signed it is a very tangled web to get out of.1136342t54 wrote...
sorentoft wrote...
How would they fool humanity if it was determined that an equal distribution should be given all council races? They would put themselves at risk diplomatically with the Turians and Salarians too if that was the case, and it would be a casus beli for war - with Turian+Salarian support - if they reneged on their promises. That is not saying pushing such a deal would be easy, but getting enough votes to on the basis of 'weaken one, strengthen the many' might just work.
I do however agree that finding a planet with large Element Zero deposits would be more viable.
A permanent equal distribution would NEVER happen. Not at all especially as of ME3 since humanity would barely have anything to enforce something like that. Asari could negotiate and make it temporary for a few hundred years. Humans would love that since that is a pretty long time for us. For Asari it isn't much.
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Unlikely, assorentoft wrote...
The best way to destroy their monopoly is to find another planet with this much eezo
Do that to the OPEC. Perhaps they can distribute their oil equally to Europe, the U.S., Japan, and China. That would solve a lot of problems.force an equal distribution of element zero to all council races through diplomacy.
Modifié par iOnlySignIn, 09 septembre 2011 - 08:18 .
sorentoft wrote...
Nothing is permanent and it was not the goal either. The goal was to disperse the Asari monopoly of Element Zero. An equal distribution model does exactly that. If it was temporary for 200 years, you could be certain that humanity would try to remake the deal, and so would every other race on the council that is not Asari. The Asari would be forced to keep the model or risk a severe political crisis. Please note the deal is for all council races, once signed it is a very tangled web to get out of.
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