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[Dave of Canada]

No need to bother arguing with Polaris, Saph. He values his morals enough that he'll argue against logic and sense.

Modifié par Dave of Canada, 11 novembre 2011 - 04:00 .

[MassStorm]

My renegade human supremacist Shepard certainly would. Pity they did not give this possibility; i was expecting that for renegades as an option but it didn't went the way i was expecting. I would have loved leading Cerberus Army. Pity.....more options to the player is always more fun...cannot understand people that reject an option even if it gives more freedom

Modifié par MassStorm, 11 novembre 2011 - 04:10 .

[Kaiser Shepard]

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

Kaiser Shepard wrote...

Why is this stickied?

Why do people keep spamming that meaningless question?

How about you do something about that attitude of yours?

[KingDuncan]

Hm, it's difficult to decide whether to stay with Cerberus. I like the fact that they're pragmatist in their philosophy, strong willed enough in order to do what they believe is good. Yet this is also a con, they are willing to do anything to achieve their goals to the extent that it borders upon psychopathy.

[Dean_the_Young]

Dave of Canada wrote...

No need to bother arguing with Polaris, Saph. He values his morals enough that he'll argue against logic and sense.

Try asking him why he's spending his time and money here rather than towards charity and helping people. It's hilarious.

[lady_v23]

No. TIM is annoying.

[LadyJaneGrey]

No. Cheap jerks wouldn't even spring for gas money.

[Killjoy Cutter]

Kaiser Shepard wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

Kaiser Shepard wrote...

Why is this stickied?

Why do people keep spamming that meaningless question?

How about you do something about that attitude of yours?

That's a laugh coming from you.

[Killjoy Cutter]

didymos1120 wrote...

Christ. For the nth time: the creepers were Exo-Geni, not Cerberus. They just bought a couple to study, which you see locked up behind a barrier when looking for Kahoku.

Oh, yes, Cerberus certainly had nothing to do with any of the creeper accidents... [/sarcasm]

[Dave of Canada]

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

Oh, yes, Cerberus certainly had nothing to do with any of the creeper accidents... [/sarcasm]

Did you even bother to read what was said after you posted?

[Killjoy Cutter]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

Sounds like you don't bother with side missions in ME1, then, if you never came across the research stations where the personel had been killed by creepers they lost control of, or where the personel had been husked or killed by husks, or where the rachni had escaped containment and killed everyone...

That never happened, the only time Cerberus deals with husks or creepers in person is when they're studying them and you kill the staff. They "failed" because you went in and shot them up, not because their experiment went free.

Guess I'll have to go wiki-digging sometime this weekend, then.  Or maybe another playthrough of ME1 would be fun, since it looks like ME3 isn't going to be worth bothering with.

[Killjoy Cutter]

Dave of Canada wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

Oh, yes, Cerberus certainly had nothing to do with any of the creeper accidents... [/sarcasm]

Did you even bother to read what was said after you posted?

Yes.  And?

[didymos1120]

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

didymos1120 wrote...

Christ. For the nth time: the creepers were Exo-Geni, not Cerberus. They just bought a couple to study, which you see locked up behind a barrier when looking for Kahoku.

Oh, yes, Cerberus certainly had nothing to do with any of the creeper accidents... [/sarcasm]

All you've got is suspicion (and sarcasm), not evidence.  It's an Exo-Geni outpost. The scientist you find there is an Exo-Geni employee. And you find no logs or anything like that indicatng Cerberus was ever there.  Also, Shep (even if inadvertently) caused them to run amok by killing the Thorian.  Before that, they were docile. 

Modifié par didymos1120, 11 novembre 2011 - 07:02 .

[IanPolaris]

didymos1120 wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

didymos1120 wrote...

Christ. For the nth time: the creepers were Exo-Geni, not Cerberus. They just bought a couple to study, which you see locked up behind a barrier when looking for Kahoku.

Oh, yes, Cerberus certainly had nothing to do with any of the creeper accidents... [/sarcasm]

All you've got is suspicion (and sarcasm), not evidence.  It's an Exo-Geni outpost. The scientist you find there is an Exo-Geni employee. And you find no logs or anything like that indicatng Cerberus was ever there.  Also, Shep (even if inadvertently) caused them to run amok by killing the Thorian.  Before that, they were docile. 

Not true.  The Exogeni logs specifically refer to Cerberus when you do the Feros mission.

-Polaris

[Iakus]

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

Sounds like you don't bother with side missions in ME1, then, if you never came across the research stations where the personel had been killed by creepers they lost control of, or where the personel had been husked or killed by husks, or where the rachni had escaped containment and killed everyone...

That never happened, the only time Cerberus deals with husks or creepers in person is when they're studying them and you kill the staff. They "failed" because you went in and shot them up, not because their experiment went free.

Guess I'll have to go wiki-digging sometime this weekend, then.  Or maybe another playthrough of ME1 would be fun, since it looks like ME3 isn't going to be worth bothering with.

Cerberus stydying husks.  Hilarity ensues
Colony of the Dead

Cerberus studies rachni.  Hilarity ensues
Depot Sigma 23 
 Listening Post Theta
Listening Post Alpha

The thorian creepers were actually the fault of ExoGeni but there is evidence that they were working with Cerberus on this as well.

[IanPolaris]

iakus wrote...

The thorian creepers were actually the fault of ExoGeni but there is evidence that they were working with Cerberus on this as well.

Indeed.  In the Exogeni base on Feros, you find logs that specifically finger Cerberus.  Not only that but the Thorian is a unique life form.  Exogeni/Fero is the only possible source for those Thorian creepers you saw in the Cerberus bases.

-Polaris

[NYG1991]

Wouldn't work for them. I'm sure the pay is good but the retirement probably involves being turned into a husk or fed to a thresher maw.

[Yuoaman]

iakus wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

Dave of Canada wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

Sounds like you don't bother with side missions in ME1, then, if you never came across the research stations where the personel had been killed by creepers they lost control of, or where the personel had been husked or killed by husks, or where the rachni had escaped containment and killed everyone...

That never happened, the only time Cerberus deals with husks or creepers in person is when they're studying them and you kill the staff. They "failed" because you went in and shot them up, not because their experiment went free.

Guess I'll have to go wiki-digging sometime this weekend, then.  Or maybe another playthrough of ME1 would be fun, since it looks like ME3 isn't going to be worth bothering with.

Cerberus stydying husks.  Hilarity ensues
Colony of the Dead

Cerberus studies rachni.  Hilarity ensues
Depot Sigma 23 
 Listening Post Theta
Listening Post Alpha

The thorian creepers were actually the fault of ExoGeni but there is evidence that they were working with Cerberus on this as well.

So much hilarity.

[Someone With Mass]

Let me tell you something about Cerberus in ME3:

*spoiler*They attacked Grissom Academy in order to capture biotics, the attacked the Citadel, assassinated one of the Councilors and declared curfew. They also planed to detonate a bomb on Tuchanka, killing thousands of krogans.*spoiler*

Then again. You will deny all that because you don't like it.

Face it. You're in denial because TIM din't turn out to be the swell guy you thought he was.

Oh, and if you really thought that TIM was trying to create shock troopers for anything else than an army, you're very gullible.

[Bad King]

IanPolaris wrote...

didymos1120 wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

didymos1120 wrote...

Christ. For the nth time: the creepers were Exo-Geni, not Cerberus. They just bought a couple to study, which you see locked up behind a barrier when looking for Kahoku.

Oh, yes, Cerberus certainly had nothing to do with any of the creeper accidents... [/sarcasm]

All you've got is suspicion (and sarcasm), not evidence.  It's an Exo-Geni outpost. The scientist you find there is an Exo-Geni employee. And you find no logs or anything like that indicatng Cerberus was ever there.  Also, Shep (even if inadvertently) caused them to run amok by killing the Thorian.  Before that, they were docile. 

Not true.  The Exogeni logs specifically refer to Cerberus when you do the Feros mission.

-Polaris

I think you're confusing the mission with the UNC:Colony of the dead mission. Here's the log (provided by Zulu_DFA on one of his many threads):

i944.photobucket.com/albums/ad283/Zulu_DFA/NodacruxAcq.jpg

No mention of Cerberus.

IanPolaris wrote...

iakus wrote...

The thorian creepers were actually the fault of ExoGeni but there is evidence that they were working with Cerberus on this as well.

Indeed. In the Exogeni base on Feros, you find logs that specifically finger Cerberus.  Not only that but the Thorian is a unique life form. Exogeni/Fero is the only possible source for those Thorian creepers you saw in the Cerberus bases.

-Polaris

You find this log: i944.photobucket.com/albums/ad283/Zulu_DFA/ChaskaAcq.jpg which is evidence that ExoGeni and Cerberus have some connections but there is absolutely no evidence to suggest that Cerberus was working with the ExoGeni team on Nodacrux.

Modifié par Bad King, 11 novembre 2011 - 08:15 .

[MassStorm]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Let me tell you something about Cerberus in ME3:

*spoiler**spoiler*

Then again. You will deny all that because you don't like it.

Face it. You're in denial because TIM din't turn out to be the swell guy you thought he was.

Oh, and if you really thought that TIM was trying to create shock troopers for anything else than an army, you're very gullible.

I do not deny anything i'm perfectly fine with what Cerberus did......you forget about people being naturally evil. LIKE ME!

Modifié par MassStorm, 11 novembre 2011 - 08:25 .

[g99]

The answer is NO! Cerberus is a "son of a b****" and a Mafia type of organization that has a leader with Ludovic XIV mentality ("Cerberus is humanity blablabla"). Terrorists and xenophobes with no positive idea for galaxy. I'm glad we will be able to kick there a** in ME3 and I hope we will be able to kill the Illusive bast*rd.
OK that was a little too much but felt good!

[Killjoy Cutter]

didymos1120 wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

didymos1120 wrote...

Christ. For the nth time: the creepers were Exo-Geni, not Cerberus. They just bought a couple to study, which you see locked up behind a barrier when looking for Kahoku.

Oh, yes, Cerberus certainly had nothing to do with any of the creeper accidents... [/sarcasm]

All you've got is suspicion (and sarcasm), not evidence.  It's an Exo-Geni outpost. The scientist you find there is an Exo-Geni employee. And you find no logs or anything like that indicatng Cerberus was ever there.  Also, Shep (even if inadvertently) caused them to run amok by killing the Thorian.  Before that, they were docile. 

I'm fairly certain that there's evidence of a link between the creepers and Cerberus in at least one case.  Which is why I want to go wiki-digging tonight or Saturday, whenever I get time.

As for "They were docile until Shep killed the Thorian", it's just proof that the scientists didn't really understand the creepers well enough to have allow them to roam about uncontained.  Just more sloppy work by researchers in the ME1 universe. 

Modifié par Killjoy Cutter, 11 novembre 2011 - 08:40 .

[Killjoy Cutter]

Bad King wrote...

IanPolaris wrote...

didymos1120 wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

didymos1120 wrote...

Christ. For the nth time: the creepers were Exo-Geni, not Cerberus. They just bought a couple to study, which you see locked up behind a barrier when looking for Kahoku.

Oh, yes, Cerberus certainly had nothing to do with any of the creeper accidents... [/sarcasm]

All you've got is suspicion (and sarcasm), not evidence.  It's an Exo-Geni outpost. The scientist you find there is an Exo-Geni employee. And you find no logs or anything like that indicatng Cerberus was ever there.  Also, Shep (even if inadvertently) caused them to run amok by killing the Thorian.  Before that, they were docile. 

Not true.  The Exogeni logs specifically refer to Cerberus when you do the Feros mission.

-Polaris

I think you're confusing the mission with the UNC:Colony of the dead mission. Here's the log (provided by Zulu_DFA on one of his many threads):

i944.photobucket.com/albums/ad283/Zulu_DFA/NodacruxAcq.jpg

No mention of Cerberus.

IanPolaris wrote...

iakus wrote...

The thorian creepers were actually the fault of ExoGeni but there is evidence that they were working with Cerberus on this as well.

Indeed. In the Exogeni base on Feros, you find logs that specifically finger Cerberus.  Not only that but the Thorian is a unique life form. Exogeni/Fero is the only possible source for those Thorian creepers you saw in the Cerberus bases.

-Polaris

You find this log: i944.photobucket.com/albums/ad283/Zulu_DFA/ChaskaAcq.jpg which is evidence that ExoGeni and Cerberus have some connections but there is absolutely no evidence to suggest that Cerberus was working with the ExoGeni team on Nodacrux.

What's going on in the Matano system, again?  (No access to the ME wiki from work without doing things IT won't like.)

[Bad King]

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

didymos1120 wrote...

Killjoy Cutter wrote...

didymos1120 wrote...

Christ. For the nth time: the creepers were Exo-Geni, not Cerberus. They just bought a couple to study, which you see locked up behind a barrier when looking for Kahoku.

Oh, yes, Cerberus certainly had nothing to do with any of the creeper accidents... [/sarcasm]

All you've got is suspicion (and sarcasm), not evidence.  It's an Exo-Geni outpost. The scientist you find there is an Exo-Geni employee. And you find no logs or anything like that indicatng Cerberus was ever there.  Also, Shep (even if inadvertently) caused them to run amok by killing the Thorian.  Before that, they were docile. 

I'm fairly certain that there's evidence of a link between the creepers and Cerberus in at least one case.  Which is why I want to go wiki-digging tonight or Saturday, whenever I get time.

As for "They were docile until Shep killed the Thorian", it's just proof that the scientists didn't really understand the creepers well enough to have allow them to roam about uncontained.  Just more sloppy work by researchers in the ME1 universe. 

Check my post above. There is no evidence of a link between the Nodacrux ExoGeni team (who worked on the creepers) and Cerberus.

In response to your above post, the Matano system was where a colony was turned into husks.

Modifié par Bad King, 11 novembre 2011 - 08:44 .