Lord Jaric wrote...
I feel like I have to say this, even if you sacrifice earth, humanity is not be destroyed, humanity will live on in the humans across the galaxy, on the colonies and the citadel, humanity lives in the people not the planet.
edit: I know most of you have been joking around and having fun with this but I just felt like that had to be said.
Modifié par armass, 24 août 2011 - 12:42 .
armass wrote...
What if God came down and said you have a choice, i will kill your entire village, or i kill all the humans in the world, except those in your village.
Think long and hard.
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Barquiel wrote...
Volus Warlord wrote...
Is it wrong to say I want to see asari slaughtered like dogs?
And some people wonder why I'd save the asari over humanity...
Modifié par iOnlySignIn, 24 août 2011 - 12:48 .
I choose my village. A world full of people does me no good if my family and I are dead.armass wrote...
What if God came down and said you have a choice, i will kill your entire village, or i kill all the humans in the world, except those in your village.
Think long and hard.
The anti-human xenophiles are an extreme example of Cultural Cringe.iOnlySignIn wrote...
The reason you have such an idealized vision of the Asari, is because you haven't visited THEIR web forums yet. You should not consider your opinions of them as valid as your opinions about humans, until you've seen their equivalents of BSN, or YouTube, or 4chan.
It is always easy to despise what you are familiar with and pin your hopes and dreams on a group of fantasy creatures dwelling in a remote inaccessible location. It is for this very reason that ideas like heaven, angels, and afterlife are so popular.
Aha. They were actually unable to negotiate, thanks to incompatible languages. It's also interesting to note that this non-negotiation continued even after the rachni were wiped out. A rachni negotiating at all is an utterly unprecedented occurrence, even when circumstances had called for it earlier, speaking of a definite change.During the Rachni Wars a technological rachni population nearly managed to overwhelm the entire galaxy. They refused to negotiate, keeping their queens locked away on hostile worlds, deep below the ground. They were aggressive and utterly relentless.
Not necessarily. Sovereign wouldn't need to have knowledge of the position of every single relay that the rachni knew, especially if it didn't lead to anyplace of significance. And it's possible that not every rachni knew in the first place.The indoctrination argument doesn't hold up because if the rachni were ever a Reaper proxy race then Sovereign would have known where the Mu relay was.
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A difficulty that would have been instantly overcome with the proximity of one enemy corpse to a Rachni Queen. You would think that with the millions (perhaps billions) that the Rachni had killed in the War, they would have at least kept one or two for this purpose.Xilizhra wrote...
Aha. They were actually unable to negotiate, thanks to incompatible languages.
Modifié par iOnlySignIn, 24 août 2011 - 01:00 .
Also, it seems probable to me that we could beat the Rachni, as well.iOnlySignIn wrote...
At the very least, even if the Rachni rises again to invade the galaxy, it is likely that Humanity will NOT take the blunt of the attack, for a variety of reasons.
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I agree, if both are at their best.SandTrout wrote...
Also, it seems probable to me that we could beat the Rachni, as well.
Modifié par iOnlySignIn, 24 août 2011 - 01:22 .
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My thoughts exactly.SandTrout wrote...
I can always whip out my stashed-away genophage cure, as well, if the scales need tipping.
Who's renegade? I'm a paragon.Xilizhra wrote...
It's interesting how clearly it's shown that the Renegade perspective on the greater good is so very selective.
Xilizhra wrote...
It's interesting how clearly it's shown that the Renegade perspective on the greater good is so very selective.
*compares lists of accomplishments*Volus Warlord wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
It's interesting how clearly it's shown that the Renegade perspective on the greater good is so very selective.
The Paragon form is just as selective, my lady. Renegade is focused on accomplishment and self-preservation, Paragon is focused on self-righteousness and shamelessness.
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Me too. Or so the game tells me. What can I say? I like being nice.SandTrout wrote...
Who's renegade? I'm a paragon.Xilizhra wrote...
It's interesting how clearly it's shown that the Renegade perspective on the greater good is so very selective.
Modifié par iOnlySignIn, 24 août 2011 - 01:37 .
He may say that, but I am saying that the only rational view to take is accomplishment and self-preservation, which are my goals, as a paragon.Xilizhra wrote...
*compares lists of accomplishments*Volus Warlord wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
It's interesting how clearly it's shown that the Renegade perspective on the greater good is so very selective.
The Paragon form is just as selective, my lady. Renegade is focused on accomplishment and self-preservation, Paragon is focused on self-righteousness and shamelessness.
So it's the Renegades who are focused on accomplishment, you say?
Thanks for the update, I was scratching my head for a minute. Thessia should be important because of the Eezo and indoctrinate asari could be bad. /Shrug Not gonna get my hopes up of traveling from world from world expecting anything greater then new citedal/illum styled location to play in.Humanoid_Typhoon wrote...
Grab a chair,I wont make it too longEJ107 wrote...
What's with all these Thessia threads? Did I miss something?
A long long time ago (couple days ago) someone made a thread about what species you would save in order of priority. asari ended up on the lower end of alot of peoples list,and that influenced someon to make a thread called "Would you seriously save the asari over humanity?",that went on for a bit and then another thread showed up "Thessia must be destroyed." which ened up sparking a mini-debate which pooped out this thread.
furryrage59 wrote...
The galaxy can burn......as long as my Earth is still standing.
SandTrout wrote...
I choose my village. A world full of people does me no good if my family and I are dead.armass wrote...
What if God came down and said you have a choice, i will kill your entire village, or i kill all the humans in the world, except those in your village.
Think long and hard.
Volus Warlord wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
It's interesting how clearly it's shown that the Renegade perspective on the greater good is so very selective.
The Paragon form is just as selective, my lady. Renegade is focused on accomplishment and self-preservation, Paragon is focused on self-righteousness and shamelessness.
Modifié par Humanoid_Typhoon, 26 août 2011 - 12:26 .
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