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[AlexXIV]

ParagonForLife wrote...

not to mention that Cerberus makes reapers with the Data from the destroyed base so who knows what they whould do with a fully intact base..

Probably the same, just faster.

[Eclipse_9990]

ParagonForLife wrote...

not to mention that Cerberus makes reapers with the Data from the destroyed base so who knows what they whould do with a fully intact base..

Great.. I didn't even know this. Thanks for making my job harder TIM. Thanks a lot. Thank god I had the common sense, and foresight to glass that base when I did. I would have seriously ****ed myself up the ass if I didn't.  

Modifié par Eclipse_9990, 25 janvier 2012 - 01:35 .

[KotorEffect3]

Saphra Deden wrote...

KotorEffect3 wrote...

It is a good thing I blew it up because TIM would screw it up and it could end up back in reaper control anyway.  Now the reapers will have to find a new way to make baby reapers.

Whatever helps you sleep at night, sugar pie.

Saphra are you indoctrinated?

[ParagonForLife]

Eclipse_9990 wrote...

ParagonForLife wrote...

not to mention that Cerberus makes reapers with the Data from the destroyed base so who knows what they whould do with a fully intact base..

Great.. I didn't even know this. Thanks for making my job harder TIM. Thanks a lot. Thank god I had the common sense, and forsight to glass that base when I did. I would have seriously ****ed myself up the ass if I didn't.  

yea they salvaged the tech and they built bases beyond the omega 4 relay and used reaper tech to gain control over omega.

[AlexXIV]

I honestly think researching reaper indoctrination is a good idea. Generally. But Cerberus have the bad habit of pushing limits and crossing lines to not only get results but get them faster. Yeah, the Reaper menace is a good excuse but doesn't change the fact that if you're pushing too hard you may tip the risk/gain balance in your disfavor. Meaning, you are going to break what you were trying to fix.

[AlexXIV]

KotorEffect3 wrote...

Saphra Deden wrote...

KotorEffect3 wrote...

It is a good thing I blew it up because TIM would screw it up and it could end up back in reaper control anyway.  Now the reapers will have to find a new way to make baby reapers.

Whatever helps you sleep at night, sugar pie.

Saphra are you indoctrinated?

Are we not all?

[ParagonForLife]

AlexXIV wrote...

I honestly think researching reaper indoctrination is a good idea. Generally. But Cerberus have the bad habit of pushing limits and crossing lines to not only get results but get them faster. Yeah, the Reaper menace is a good excuse but doesn't change the fact that if you're pushing too hard you may tip the risk/gain balance in your disfavor. Meaning, you are going to break what you were trying to fix.

Controling anothers will forcefully is slavery and I whould hope humans whould oppose that as we dont trade with the batarians because they use slaves

[AlexXIV]

Saphra Deden wrote...

KotorEffect3 wrote...

Saphra are you indoctrinated?

1.) Why do you care if TIM screws up and gets his peopled killed

2.) Why would the Reapers even want to recapture the base?

3.) Why are you more afraid of TIM screwing up than you are of the Reapers?

Remember, you are going to war with the Reapers for your very survival as well as well as the survival of all sentient life present now and that will ever arise in teh future, and you are doing it unprepared and with no idea how you can possibly win. The Collector base at least offered you a place to start by giving you something to research that might lead to a better understanding of the enemy. You blew it up. Now you have nothing.

All you can do is hope for fate to swoop in and save you. That's stupid. It's the kind of stupidity that only works out in fiction- oh wait. You got me!

Because if you are smart then you not only care about the war but also about what happens after the war. Unless you want to witness how after the war you have the same situation as before the war. Which would suck. It's like with most epilogues in RPGs. As you may notice in games like DA:O or FONV it is not only imporant which side you choose and whether you win or lose, but also if you have made preperations for after the war. I think it is especially well done in FONV.

[KotorEffect3]

Saphra Deden wrote...

ParagonForLife wrote...

Controling anothers will forcefully is slavery and I whould hope humans whould oppose that as we dont trade with the batarians because they use slaves

We trade with the asari and they use slaves.

Illium is not in Asari space.

[AlexXIV]

ParagonForLife wrote...

AlexXIV wrote...

I honestly think researching reaper indoctrination is a good idea. Generally. But Cerberus have the bad habit of pushing limits and crossing lines to not only get results but get them faster. Yeah, the Reaper menace is a good excuse but doesn't change the fact that if you're pushing too hard you may tip the risk/gain balance in your disfavor. Meaning, you are going to break what you were trying to fix.

Controling anothers will forcefully is slavery and I whould hope humans whould oppose that as we dont trade with the batarians because they use slaves

Well I didn't mean to use it. But researching it can as well yield counter measures. So you can actually protect yourself from reaper indoctrination. Studying your enemy is important if you want to win the war.

[KotorEffect3]

Saphra Deden wrote...

KotorEffect3 wrote...

Saphra are you indoctrinated?

1.) Why do you care if TIM screws up and gets his peopled killed

2.) Why would the Reapers even want to recapture the base?

3.) Why are you more afraid of TIM screwing up than you are of the Reapers?

Remember, you are going to war with the Reapers for your very survival as well as well as the survival of all sentient life present now and that will ever arise in teh future, and you are doing it unprepared and with no idea how you can possibly win. The Collector base at least offered you a place to start by giving you something to research that might lead to a better understanding of the enemy. You blew it up. Now you have nothing.

All you can do is hope for fate to swoop in and save you. That's stupid. It's the kind of stupidity that only works out in fiction- oh wait. You got me!

More like I don't trust TIM not to get himself and his people indoctrinated and then it would fall back in reaper hands anyway and harbinger would be singing and dancing in the galactic core because he got his toy back.

[Eclipse_9990]

Saphra Deden wrote...

ParagonForLife wrote...

Controling anothers will forcefully is slavery and I whould hope humans whould oppose that as we dont trade with the batarians because they use slaves

We trade with the asari and they use slaves.

Thats Illium. Which happens to be in the Terminus systems. Slavery is illegal in Asari space. 

[KotorEffect3]

Saphra Deden wrote...

KotorEffect3 wrote...

Illium is not in Asari space.

Yes I know. It's a technicality, a legal loop-hole. All the justification someone like you needs.

No, you are equating Ilium with a real asari world.  Ilium is more like Omega with expensive shoes as Vasir puts it and I am not justifying the practice of slavery on Ilium it is just ridculous to say the Asari as a whole practice slavery because you see it on Ilium which is not under the jurisdiction of the Asari Republics.

[AlexXIV]

Saphra Deden wrote...

AlexXIV wrote...

Because if you are smart then you not only care about the war but also about what happens after the war.

At this point you should be concerned that there may not be an aftermath if you don't play your cards right.

If I thought at any point that giving the CB to Cerberus is our only chance to win the war then I would give it to them.

[AlexXIV]

Saphra Deden wrote...

Eclipse_9990 wrote...


Thats Illium. Which happens to be in the Terminus systems. Slavery is illegal in Asari space. 

It's an asari dominated world set-up by the asari specifically to elude restrictive Council laws.

Once again the Paragon crowd sickens me with their moral hypocrisy.

I thought slavery is legal on Illium because it is considered Asari territory. Funny that Samara is there and no dead slavers turn up. Well on the other side my Shep is there and no dead slavers turn up either, which is strange.

[KotorEffect3]

Saphra Deden wrote...

Eclipse_9990 wrote...


Thats Illium. Which happens to be in the Terminus systems. Slavery is illegal in Asari space. 

It's an asari dominated world set-up by the asari specifically to elude restrictive Council laws.

Once again the Paragon crowd sickens me with their moral hypocrisy.

Vido Santiago was using the refinery workers as slave labor and Vido Santiago is human so I guess that means all humans practice slavery is that correct Saphra?   because according to your logic that would be the case.