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#126
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Paars wrote...
I already murdered all of them in the Suicide Mission + Miranda. And no, not Shepard, as he's kind of the reason I went through all this trouble in the first place.

At least you're consistent.

But why not Shepard? He did work for Cerberus.

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As a rule, I try to not kill people if it can be avoided. But I won't do so if I'd lose any other party members.

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GodWood wrote...

But why not Shepard? He did work for Cerberus.


Yes, but's it's hard to play the game without a protagonist. Plus, I don't really picture Shepard as a suicidal guy.

Modifié par Paars, 04 novembre 2011 - 11:17 .


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Arcian wrote...
If the employee did it on the CEO's order, then yes. You seem to think that things can happen in Cerberus without TIM's knowledge or consent.

You mean like Pragia?
Where the game explicitly says TIM didn't know what they were doing and then 'shut it down' as soon as he heard.

Paars wrote...

GodWood wrote...
But why not Shepard? He did work for Cerberus.

Yes, but's it's hard to play the game without a protagonist.

Suicide in the epilogue?

Modifié par GodWood, 04 novembre 2011 - 11:18 .


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so who do we give him over too with out starting a war him know too much.
we would him give to new organization ran by Spectres.

#131
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GodWood wrote...

Arcian wrote...
If the employee did it on the CEO's order, then yes. You seem to think that things can happen in Cerberus without TIM's knowledge or consent.

You mean like Pragia?
Where the game explicitly says TIM didn't know what they were doing and then 'shut it down' as soon as he heard.

A Cerberus email said it. I see no reason to trust it.

#132
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I'd have to have an apology first.

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TIM is a dead man walking.  In all my playthroughs.  Can't stand the guy.

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GodWood wrote...

Arcian wrote...
If the employee did it on the CEO's order, then yes. You seem to think that things can happen in Cerberus without TIM's knowledge or consent.

You mean like Pragia?
Where the game explicitly says TIM didn't know what they were doing and then 'shut it down' as soon as he heard.

That is the official story. But only an idiot believes the official story.

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Darman wrote...

I personally think cerberus are the good ones - because they're the only ones seeing things clearly and reacting like everybody should. So I wouldn't be very happy to fight TIM or his special agents. I'd use every chance to work with 'em.


Well said. I share your sentiment.

#136
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GodWood wrote...

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That's...kinda the way it works when you're in charge: it's called responsibility.

If a Mcdonalds employee starts hacking up customers the CEO should serve gaol time?

Paars wrote...
Actually, I want to kill all of Cerberus.  I don't really care about TIM personally.

Kelly, Donnelly, Jacob?

Yourself?




TIM's philosophy is that the ends justify any means. Had Pragia shown any progress TIM would have sacrificed thousands of children in that hell hole. As evidence of that I give you his email to Shepard regarding taking the autistic subject from Overlord to the Grissom academy. In that correspondence, he said that he didn't approve of what was done to the subject, but that his loss will set Cerberus back years. If you don't believe that the ends justify any means, then you cannot support TIM.
 
Shepard's comment regarding TIM's proclivities was apropos when he told TIM that he would fight and win against the Reapers and that he wouldn't sacrifice the soul of humanity doing it. I believe that the possibility of wounding the human soul is a very real one. As proof, I submit the wounded soul of Germany who is still in the process of healing 66 years after the offending incident.
 
How much more traumatizing would be TIM's sins? At what point do you say, "That's too far?" There is literally no point at which TIM would say that. There is literally no atrocity that he would hesitate to commit in the service of accomplishing his goals. There is nothing so vile that TIM would refrain from doing it. He has no limits to his depravity.
 
While one could argue that TIM had nothing to do with Pragia, TIM fostered the type of system that allowed such an atrocity to flourish. People have been summarily executed for far less than the atrocities that TIM has either committed or allowed to occur under his watch. TIM would gut his own mother if he thought there was an advantage to be had by doing so. As a Spectre, I am going to end him if I get half a chance. There will be no arrests, no trials, no juries, just a summary execution.

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knightnblu wrote...

There will be no arrests, no trials, no juries, just a summary execution.


"That's too far".

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id parade his head around the citadel on a pike!!!

#139
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TIM has his heart in the right place. Too bad his head is so embedded up his arse.

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Even though I wouldn't bet on him being straight up indoctrinated in ME3, I would still shoot him given the chance. While overall intentions behind Cerberus may be alright, TIM is way to dangerous in his accomplishments of the goal. Add to that the fact that he sets you up on many occasions and is quick to turn on you when you don't follow his path and yeah I will definitely put him down and not regret it. TIM may have resurrected you, but if you disagree with him he would quickly do the same to you.

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I got 3 things to say in this:
KILL! KILL! KILL!

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#142
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He has to know something about the Reapers he hasnt told anyone.That artifact.....

#143
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My Shep want to kill him but she's not stupid and if he can improve the chance to defeat the Reapers she will let him do that but be careful around him as always

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Personally I think the Illusive man is to intelligent for something like that to happen to him, He would rather kill himself or die like a martyr than to be so lazy and let shepherd kill him. But then again it depends on the circumstances. I rather not kill him cold-blooded, I'm not a murderer unless hes in the galaxy's way then yes.

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I don't hate TIM. But at this point, the guy is clearly very dangerous and untrustworthy as it is, and too many people died/continue to die under his control of Cerberus for me to let him walk away if I get to him.


Again, nothing personal. I hold everyone to that standard. (See: Fist; Blake, Helena...)

#146
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If he is indoctrinated (spelling) I will shoot TIM no problem, If not I would capture him and take him to the Alliance for questioning, then send him to a Alliance prision and make sure he is in the same cell as Jacob's father, Although TIM is a great foe I wouldn't trust him, he betray's Shepard on several occasion's he has a hiddin agenda, Some of his the project's he ordered did horrific things to people (Overlord, Akuze etc) and I think he has more personal reason's fro bringing Shepard back from the dead

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Indoctrinated or not, the next time I see TIM, it will be a point blank shotgun blast to the head.

It isn't like he was a good guy before any chance of indoctrination manifested, ME2 just decided to gloss over it, it was actually one of the biggest flaws in the game. Forcing us to work for Cerberus, then really not doing anything interesting with that storyline.

#148
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If you can't leave it be, might as well make it bleed. And afterwards, I'll clean his wounds with kerosene.

Modifié par YouthCultureForever, 05 novembre 2011 - 02:55 .


#149
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It depends on what happens in ME3. I am not going to just execute the guy who brought back from the dead unless I have a pretty darn good reason.

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Eh, TIM is the reason the galaxy stands a chance against the Reapers; I'd prefer he live to see it to the end.