Cthulhu42 wrote...
Lotion Soronnar wrote...
Someone With Mass wrote...
Lotion Soronnar wrote...
It pleases me that you're reduced to trying to find speed typos in my posts.
Shows you got nothing else to offer to this thread and discussion.
Or it just shows that he's stopped taking you seriously because you have nothing good to add or anything that's worth replying too.
My dear SWM...
Unlike you and your ilk, when I'm badly loosing an argument I don't try to de-rail the thread by going off-tanget and outright ignoring the opposition. I don't stick around for the sole purpose of sticking around.
Either contribute to the thread by being on topic or gracefully get out.
It's ironic, because your post wasn't on-topic either.
IS yours?
I don't have a habbit of posting 10 posts in a row that have nothing to do with the topic, but are just trolling attempts.
BellaStrega wrote...
Oh, it probably has to do with mass
Cerberus indoctrination due to spending too much time screwing around
with Reaper technology.
But of course there is no logical reason
to be against the use of that technology. The fact that it always seems
to result in mass deaths and people doing the Reaper's work for them
and./or converted to husks is just too darned inconvenient.
And
yes, it is true, limited applications of Reaper technology have managed
to dodge the indoctrination bullet (EDI, the thanix cannon, Shepard, the
Reaper IFF), but these are exceptions and they do not sufficiently test
the rule. Further, none of those four involved working within a major
Reaper installation (for example, in the derelict Reaper, or the
attempts to study Sovereign. Even the artifact in the Bahak system,
which was not a full installation in and of itself. Leaving the base
intact for the Illusive Man is essentially giving Cerberus to the
Reapers. If anything, TIM should thank Shepard for holding the line in
TIM's moment of weakness and temptation.
Obviously, ME3 will play
out the way it plays out, but Shepard doesn't have that information
when it's time to decide what to do with the Collector Base. However,
with the dozens or possibly hundreds of pages spent debating this
topic, it's completely laughable to claim that no one has ever produced
a logical argument in favor of destroying the base, or that all of the
arguments in favor of destruction boil down to "fighting the Reapers
with good intentions." An unwillingness to see logic is not an absence of logic.
"Limited" application? There's nothing limited about it.
FACT: Each and every instance of study of reaper tech enabled a victory for us.
FACT: Chances of defeating the reapers with our current forces, in a conventional war - practicly zero. -(supported by numebrs and codex entries. I've set to see any thing to back up the "we can take em" stance)
You're so afraid of Cerberus getting indoctrinated, you're willing to risk loosing the enitre war to avoid that.
Absence of proper logic. I can't see what's not there.
Modifié par Lotion Soronnar, 19 décembre 2011 - 01:21 .
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