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lightsnow13 wrote...
Wtf..why would TIM want to do that?.. I don't get it. It clearly seems like technology that can't be controlled. What a flippin idiot.
Modifié par Luc0s, 06 février 2012 - 06:02 .
I know, right? It's almost as if they're begging for a linear, mindless popamole shooter that doesn't require you to think on moral dilemmas or anything...Dave of Canada wrote...
Phaedon wrote...
Sorry. I forgot that "we know more about the characters than the writers that create them".
Because indoctrinating everybody requires so much writing talent, it's absurd.
Thank god nobody cares about writing quality on these boards.
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incinerator950 wrote...
God damnit Luc0s.
lightsnow13 wrote...
Wtf..why would TIM want to do that?.. I don't get it. It clearly seems like technology that can't be controlled. What a flippin idiot.
FaddeZ wrote...
They IS. [list]Cerberus is working for the Reapers. [PCG]Luc0s wrote...
FaddeZ wrote...
Cerberus are working for the Reapers in ME3. All I want to know is why?!
Cerberus ISN'T working for the Reapers in ME3... at least... not ALL of Cerberus is working for the reapers...
docs.google.com/document/d/1fqkkv2lENGWWnxv_QmVVIHwblxpgWH0RnnG4ccXpOYo/edit
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
I know, right? It's almost as if they're begging for a linear, mindless popamole shooter that doesn't require you to think on moral dilemmas or anything...Dave of Canada wrote...
Phaedon wrote...
Sorry. I forgot that "we know more about the characters than the writers that create them".
Because indoctrinating everybody requires so much writing talent, it's absurd.
Thank god nobody cares about writing quality on these boards.
Someone With Mass wrote...
Kaiser Shepard wrote...
I know, right? It's almost as if they're begging for a linear, mindless popamole shooter that doesn't require you to think on moral dilemmas or anything...Dave of Canada wrote...
Phaedon wrote...
Sorry. I forgot that "we know more about the characters than the writers that create them".
Because indoctrinating everybody requires so much writing talent, it's absurd.
Thank god nobody cares about writing quality on these boards.
Because Cerberus really brought that to the table with their whole "necessary losses" mentality.
Legion's and Mordin's loyalty missions were far better in that department.
TIM was the reason Cerberus became so utterly one-sided. Cerberus would have done just fine without him if they had gone with the ME1 route.
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It's not rediculous, it's a lesson, that's why I always suggest people look deeper into what they percieve as fact.Arkitekt wrote...
The fact that no one believes that story anymore is a falsification to this ridiculous theory.
incinerator950 wrote...
True, but then Cerberus wouldn't be anything but a rogue agency without him.
It wasn't that simple.WizenSlinky0 wrote...
Oh its certainly doesn't make them angels. They developed a virus that could cull the population of an entire species. That's some sick stuff.
But, the turians took the very first chance they had to infect the Krogan with it. Speaks volumes on their military doctrine.
Poison_Berrie wrote...
It wasn't that simple.
For one the despite winning battles, the Krogan just kept coming because their numbers replenished so quickly.
And the Krogan turned planetoids into WMD against Turian worlds.
Mesina2 wrote...
^They got better in Invasion.
Someone With Mass wrote...
Mesina2 wrote...
^They got better in Invasion.
Not really.
Someone With Mass wrote...
Mesina2 wrote...
^They got better in Invasion.
Not really.
Arkitekt wrote...
So they were not bad from the start!
(TROLLFACE)
Omega can still be counted as a success.
Modifié par Someone With Mass, 06 février 2012 - 06:33 .
Someone With Mass wrote...
What was even the point in capturing Omega, though?
They made it clear that Omega's destruction would mean nothing to them, so why even bother in the first place?
Poison_Berrie wrote...
It wasn't that simple.WizenSlinky0 wrote...
Oh its certainly doesn't make them angels. They developed a virus that could cull the population of an entire species. That's some sick stuff.
But, the turians took the very first chance they had to infect the Krogan with it. Speaks volumes on their military doctrine.
For one the despite winning battles, the Krogan just kept coming because their numbers replenished so quickly.
And the Krogan turned planetoids into WMD against Turian worlds.
Someone With Mass wrote...
What was even the point in capturing Omega, though?
They made it clear that Omega's destruction would mean nothing to them, so why even bother in the first place?
Modifié par WizenSlinky0, 06 février 2012 - 06:38 .
Mesina2 wrote...
Someone With Mass wrote...
What was even the point in capturing Omega, though?
They made it clear that Omega's destruction would mean nothing to them, so why even bother in the first place?
Bluff.
lightsnow13 wrote...
Wtf..why would TIM want to do that?.. I don't get it. It clearly seems like technology that can't be controlled. What a flippin idiot.
Someone With Mass wrote...
incinerator950 wrote...
True, but then Cerberus wouldn't be anything but a rogue agency without him.
Is that really such a bad thing, though?
They could have been far more believable if they hadn't gone for the cliche cartoon shady organization with some pompous ****** as their leader in ME2.
There was absolutely no need to go that far to be able to do what they did in ME2 as well.
I'm all for having a special agency that's ordered to carry out the tasks that nobody else can handle, but they really went the wrong way with Cerberus.
Slidell505 wrote...
They were an unkown in ME1
Morally grey in ME2
In ME3 they're more or less team rocket from what I can tell. They show up out of no where just to screw with Shepard. They keep on trying to steal his pokemon too, ****ing annoying as ****.
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