Dave of Canada wrote...
Usually why I keep arguing with him.
I enjoy poking fun at you too.
Dave of Canada wrote...
Usually why I keep arguing with him.
Undertone wrote...
Glad you aren't wasting your time then. It gets boring after awhile, you can't argue much when he warps his own anti-Cerberus reality.
Sorry for the off-topic.
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Explained everything? Not quite.ThePwener wrote...
Someone With Mass wrote...
ThePwener wrote...
Tell that to the late Lazarus research team. ME is full of inconsistencies and plot holes.
Being revived in a sci-fi story is a plot hole now?
It is when the first game tried to be as realistic as possible and explain EVERYTHING and when the sequel rolls around, they go full on Star Wars.
Someone With Mass wrote...
Dave of Canada wrote...
Which is explained in the DLC itself, though I doubt you'd play it because then you'd have to pretend you're working with TIM and I'm sure that hurts your head canon where TIM is trying to kill Shepard every second and that your Shepard never joined up with Cerberus.
Sorry. That never happened. I was simply cleaning up their mess while laughing at them.
Just like I did all the other times Cerberus completely fails at trying to do something right without getting people killed.
Say, didn't Anderson say that the geth aren't much of a threat anymore? Combine that with Legion's loyalty mission, and Overlord is utterly useless besides trying to give Cerberus an army. Which I wouldn't allow, anyway, considering that they can't even board a dead Reaper or a completely empty Collector base without getting themselves killed and risk the safety of everyone around them.
Cerberus is just a liability at this point.
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With that line of thinking I'd be careful if I was you. There's no guarantee that the enemy of your enemy isn't also your enemy.marstor05 wrote...
''The enemy of my enemy is my friend''
Modifié par jreezy, 08 septembre 2011 - 09:01 .
Aeowyn wrote...
Oh how intelligent of you. Stop dismissing facts because they don't suit you.
And you trust Anderson? He most likely knows less about geth than Shepard does. Hell, even WITH Legion and his LM we know very little about the geth.
No, I don't trust Legion or the geth. Which is why I blew up the Heretic base. There's nothing saying that they would come to the same "mathematical error" again.
Also, Project Overlord worked. You need to stop acting like an idiot.
Aeowyn wrote...
Oh how intelligent of you. Stop dismissing facts because they don't suit you.
And you trust Anderson? He most likely knows less about geth than Shepard does. Hell, even WITH Legion and his LM we know very little about the geth.
No, I don't trust Legion or the geth. Which is why I blew up the Heretic base. There's nothing saying that they would come to the same "mathematical error" again.
Also, Project Overlord worked. You need to stop acting like an idiot.
Omega4RelayResident wrote...
3) Project Overlord was a failure... or did you miss all the dead bodies on the way in.
Modifié par Chewin3, 08 septembre 2011 - 09:12 .
Chewin3 wrote...
Omega4RelayResident wrote...
3) Project Overlord was a failure... or did you miss all the dead bodies on the way in.
You mean a success, right?
The Human/V.I. hybrid was able to influence and control many geth as well as other technology. Nobody else, nobody, except maybe the Heretics, has ever achieved this.
Omega4RelayResident wrote...
Aeowyn wrote...
Oh how intelligent of you. Stop dismissing facts because they don't suit you.
And you trust Anderson? He most likely knows less about geth than Shepard does. Hell, even WITH Legion and his LM we know very little about the geth.
No, I don't trust Legion or the geth. Which is why I blew up the Heretic base. There's nothing saying that they would come to the same "mathematical error" again.
Also, Project Overlord worked. You need to stop acting like an idiot.
1) I dont want to repeat my self so listen very carefully... DO NOT INSULT OTHERS.... BOTTOM LINE
2) Come march everyone will say "I told you so about TIM"... go read the books.
3) Project Overlord was a failure... or did you miss all the dead bodies on the way in.
4) Blowing up the "Heretic" base only kills those Geth... I am sorry I was under the assumption that Geth had space ships and travelled around a lot beyond the Perseus Veil... so you blew up their HQ and now there are a bunch of angry Geth out there with this issue of losing their HQ... and not to mention that blowing up the base... does nothing wrong against Legion's Geth
I really hope when you buy your cope you open it up... no disc inside... just a note from BioWare... "Thanks for the $$ but in your version the Reapers won."
Omega4RelayResident wrote...
And...... then it attacked and killed ALL the people it INTENDED to defend.
You need to work on your definition of success. TIM is trying to protect humanity correct... so far he looks more like a human hating serial killer... quoting Shepard on Overlord "Success? I'd hate to see what you call a disaster Doctor."
Wait Kaiser, is that real? I don't remember hearing that, unless I missed something. When is that said?Kaiser Shepard wrote...
Because Legion as he currently is didn't come to be until after he was shot and subsequently rebooted.
And also almost release a super virus to cripple all technology in the galaxy. That would hardly make humanitys chances in the coming reaper war better, so there is another example on how Cerberus and TIMmy is the greatest threat to humanitys survival after the reapers.Chewin3 wrote...
Omega4RelayResident wrote...
3) Project Overlord was a failure... or did you miss all the dead bodies on the way in.
You mean a success, right?
The Human/V.I. hybrid was able to influence and control many geth as well as other technology. Nobody else, nobody, except maybe the Heretics, has ever achieved this.
Aeowyn wrote...
1. Listen to your own advice much?
2. About TIM, not about Cerberus. Thanks.
3. Project Overlord was a success. Chewin explained why.
4. We know nothing about the Geth except for what Legion tells us. And the geth beyond the Perseus Veil are known to attack on sight. So no, I don't trust the geth. Do you?
Oh, so just because I blew up the Heretic Base I lost the Reaper war? Because brainwashing will really grant us victory.
Aeowyn wrote...
Oh, so just because I blew up the Heretic Base I lost the Reaper war? Because brainwashing will really grant us victory.
Aeowyn wrote...
Because brainwashing will really grant us victory.
Aeowyn wrote...
Because brainwashing will really grant us victory.
Aeowyn wrote...
Because brainwashing will really grant us victory.
lovgreno wrote...
And also almost release a super virus to cripple all technology in the galaxy. That would hardly make humanitys chances in the coming reaper war better, so there is another example on how Cerberus and TIMmy is the greatest threat to humanitys survival after the reapers.Chewin3 wrote...
Omega4RelayResident wrote...
3) Project Overlord was a failure... or did you miss all the dead bodies on the way in.
You mean a success, right?
The Human/V.I. hybrid was able to influence and control many geth as well as other technology. Nobody else, nobody, except maybe the Heretics, has ever achieved this.
When the geth hears about it they will probably retaliate hard on Cerberus for being a threat to the freedom of their race. Luckily for Shepard the stain of failiure that is the Cerberus logo is washed of his ship by then.
Anacronian Stryx wrote...
As far as i understands Overlord there were no Geth on Aite only platforms - which David could control, But thinking that David could control Geth is like thinking you can mind control anybody just by taking a drive in their car.
Omega4RelayResident wrote...
Anacronian Stryx wrote...
As far as i understands Overlord there were no Geth on Aite only platforms - which David could control, But thinking that David could control Geth is like thinking you can mind control anybody just by taking a drive in their car.
I am lost... I cant see the connection you are trying to make.
Modifié par Anacronian Stryx, 08 septembre 2011 - 10:42 .
Omega4RelayResident wrote...
AnAccountWithNoName wrote...
Yep, Legion's geth are harmless, these same Geth were also harmless when most of the Quarians were butchered by them, children and non-combatents (after all im sure the Quarian military doesn't even reach 50% of their total population),
Though you would be right if Bioware decided to make a retcon, that it was really a mass suicide that caused the death of so many Quarians, not the Geth...since you know...there harmless....they won't even hurt a fly:P
Let me put it to you this way...
If all I did was ask you, "Master does this unit have a soul?" and you attacked me for that... you better believe Quarian heads are gonna roll out of my fear and instictual feelings of self-preservation...
Next time the Quarians should create AI like EDI if they cant sttle for an Omni-Tool... the entire galaxy is using them but nooooooooo the Quarians had to create a slave labor race.... that can self evolve too
What part of that sounded like a good idea?!
Someone With Mass wrote...
Aeowyn wrote...
Oh how intelligent of you. Stop dismissing facts because they don't suit you.
And you trust Anderson? He most likely knows less about geth than Shepard does. Hell, even WITH Legion and his LM we know very little about the geth.
No, I don't trust Legion or the geth. Which is why I blew up the Heretic base. There's nothing saying that they would come to the same "mathematical error" again.
Also, Project Overlord worked. You need to stop acting like an idiot.
No, I'm just dismissing the utter stupidity that is Overlord, because it has a logical hole you can fly a Reaper through.
Because a mathematical genius learning how to speak a language fluently through math? Sure. I believe in some coincidences too. The background pillars on Overlord are so weak. The only thing Shepard mentions about Legion's immunity is "If there's a geth in the galaxy that can't be brainwashed, it's him". That does not explain how he's immune at all.
And I think Anderson of all people should know what happens on the frontlines. Which he does.
The geth simply aren't attacking as fiercely as they used to, and they aren't that much of a problem to the Alliance.