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[SykoWolf]

Even with the dreadnought sized weapon, they won't be able to defeat the geth, the only way for them to live is either to find a new planet or to make peace with geth.

[SKiLLYWiLLY2]

So are these dates to be taken literally. As in, should I be assuming ME3 takes places AFTER Sept. 7th 2186?

[trogdor100]

Hey i think Citadel Space got wind of those supposely WMDs for the geth they were working on and went in and investigated. In my game i reprogram the Geth, took Legion into the migrrant fleet for hahas and it was very interesting none the less, i hope the quarians dont plan useing those WMDs they are researching for the geth destruction. If they have nothing to hide, then why refuse inspection to the spectors? What i am guessing is that they finaly got their "research" complete and ready to test it on their homeworld and take it back. Yes i do feel bad for the Quarians and yet at the same time they got skynet at the same time for abusing their tech they can deffently reprogram them like legion did in my game and make them bend back to the Quarian will and or some sort of peace treaty.

[OneDrunkMonk]

I think it's time the council moved to have a Quarian embassy on the Citadel and hopefully a seat at the council.

[dielveio]

Almostfaceman wrote...

Huh kinda brings home that the Quarians are technically not a Council race. The Quarians are gearing up for war with the Geth I'm sure the Council is nervous about spill-over. Silly Quarians, my Shepard preached peace, why for they not listen to me?

Besides the normandy's crew, Anderson and to some small extent Hacket, who else listen to Shepard? Nobody from what I know...

[Jayce]

That's ok. Anyone who doesn't listen we get to blow up..... usually.

[RUDAL]

Council acts like america - it's ok if they have weapons and superior military position but if someone else starts to think about upgrading their weaponry then it is against the rules.

Modifié par RUDAL, 18 février 2012 - 01:13 .

[RazorrX]

Awesome! The council will regret booting the Quarians when the migrant fleet is the most armed fleet in council space.

[Draugrim]

Great entry. What do you call this kind of thing, atmospheric storytelling? Whatever it is, it's cool and definitely enhancing the feeling that events are coming to a head in the ME universe despite most sapient beings having no idea the Reapers are actually coming.

[Shermos]

Cheers Jess. I love to nerd out and read these things.

[Chala]

Wait...
The "writer" of that article, it's Chobot's character?

[Randy1012]

I'm not the biggest quarian supporter (I think they play the victim card a bit too much), but good on them for sticking it to the Council. Booting a species off of the Citadel and then still expecting them to follow the Citadel's laws is the height of arrogance and hypocrisy.

[Eradyn]

Randy1083 wrote...

I'm not the biggest quarian supporter (I think they play the victim card a bit too much), but good on them for sticking it to the Council. Booting a species off of the Citadel and then still expecting them to follow the Citadel's laws is the height of arrogance and hypocrisy.

Considering what the quarians did to get kicked off the council in the first place...

I find it understandable why they aren't popular with their galactic neighbors and why many species would find this turn of events worrisome.

[ElitePinecone]

Very nice.

[Ryzaki]

I can't stand the Quarians but...

Yeah someone needed to tell the council to GTFO.

[Jog0907]

Eradyn wrote...

Randy1083 wrote...

I'm not the biggest quarian supporter (I think they play the victim card a bit too much), but good on them for sticking it to the Council. Booting a species off of the Citadel and then still expecting them to follow the Citadel's laws is the height of arrogance and hypocrisy.

Considering what the quarians did to get kicked off the council in the first place...

I find it understandable why they aren't popular with their galactic neighbors and why many species would find this turn of events worrisome.

Well the quarians are not part of council space, so they dont have to uphold their laws or subject themselves to any kind of control from them. Others can be worried but they cant pretend to have any right to inspect their ships or have any control of what they do.

[Abirn]

Jog0907 wrote...

Eradyn wrote...

Randy1083 wrote...

I'm not the biggest quarian supporter (I think they play the victim card a bit too much), but good on them for sticking it to the Council. Booting a species off of the Citadel and then still expecting them to follow the Citadel's laws is the height of arrogance and hypocrisy.

Considering what the quarians did to get kicked off the council in the first place...

I find it understandable why they aren't popular with their galactic neighbors and why many species would find this turn of events worrisome.

Well the quarians are not part of council space, so they dont have to uphold their laws or subject themselves to any kind of control from them. Others can be worried but they cant pretend to have any right to inspect their ships or have any control of what they do.

They tried to commit genocide.  The rest of civilization has every right to interject itself in extreme cases like that. 

Modifié par Abirn, 18 février 2012 - 02:04 .

[Eradyn]

Jog0907 wrote...

Eradyn wrote...

Randy1083 wrote...

I'm not the biggest quarian supporter (I think they play the victim card a bit too much), but good on them for sticking it to the Council. Booting a species off of the Citadel and then still expecting them to follow the Citadel's laws is the height of arrogance and hypocrisy.

Considering what the quarians did to get kicked off the council in the first place...

I find it understandable why they aren't popular with their galactic neighbors and why many species would find this turn of events worrisome.

Well the quarians are not part of council space, so they dont have to uphold their laws or subject themselves to any kind of control from them. Others can be worried but they cant pretend to have any right to inspect their ships or have any control of what they do.

Quarian history and what you just said right there...would be part of the reason other species would have every right to be worried.  The quarians have a history chock-full of pretty negative relations with the rest of galactic society...add on that layer of "we don't have to listen/do what you say/be diplomatic citizens of galactic society, neener neener *waves big guns and beats war drums*" is not going to be a comforting situation.  Loose cannons with loose cannons = galactic unease.

Modifié par Eradyn, 18 février 2012 - 02:13 .

[Jog0907]

Abirn wrote...

Jog0907 wrote...

Eradyn wrote...

Randy1083 wrote...

I'm not the biggest quarian supporter (I think they play the victim card a bit too much), but good on them for sticking it to the Council. Booting a species off of the Citadel and then still expecting them to follow the Citadel's laws is the height of arrogance and hypocrisy.

Considering what the quarians did to get kicked off the council in the first place...

I find it understandable why they aren't popular with their galactic neighbors and why many species would find this turn of events worrisome.

Well the quarians are not part of council space, so they dont have to uphold their laws or subject themselves to any kind of control from them. Others can be worried but they cant pretend to have any right to inspect their ships or have any control of what they do.

They tried to commit genocide.  The rest of civilization has every right to interject itself in extreme cases like that. 

They would if quarians were part of the council, they are not. The rest of civilization has no right to intervene in their matters since that its a strict geth-quarian issue.
Also the hatred towards quarians is not for trying to exterminate the geth is because of creating them.

[Jog0907]

Eradyn wrote...

Jog0907 wrote...

Eradyn wrote...

Randy1083 wrote...

I'm not the biggest quarian supporter (I think they play the victim card a bit too much), but good on them for sticking it to the Council. Booting a species off of the Citadel and then still expecting them to follow the Citadel's laws is the height of arrogance and hypocrisy.

Considering what the quarians did to get kicked off the council in the first place...

I find it understandable why they aren't popular with their galactic neighbors and why many species would find this turn of events worrisome.

Well the quarians are not part of council space, so they dont have to uphold their laws or subject themselves to any kind of control from them. Others can be worried but they cant pretend to have any right to inspect their ships or have any control of what they do.

Quarian history and what you just said right there...would be part of the reason other species would have every right to be worried.  The quarians have a history chock-full of pretty negative relations with the rest of galactic society...add on that layer of "we don't have to listen/do what you say, neener neener *waves big guns and beats war drums*" is not going to be a comforting situation.  Loose cannons with loose cannons = galactic unease.

As I said they can worry but when it was the council choice to kick the quarians out, they can no longer expect to have any right to intervene in quarian matters. This includes the fleets right to arm themselves however they feel like.

They cant expect for the quarians to limit their fleet (given how it is their home), even more when it has been the council the one who has forced them to rely completely on the fleet by forbiding an even treathening orbital bombardment on any quarian attempt to settle on a planet, even those that are away from council space.

Modifié par Jog0907, 18 février 2012 - 02:25 .

[Imperator_Prime]

Sir_Cabbage wrote...

oh please- all they need it for is to attack the geth and reclaim their homeworld. Thats hardly a reason to be scared.

Hmm...  I wonder if that's why, despite destroying or re-integrating the heretics in ME2, it appeared in one of the trailers that the geth were working with the reapers.  Maybe the quarians movement towards war to re-take their homeworld made the geth (whether re-unified or not) re-evaluate alliance with the reapers and they concluded that they needed to align themselves with the reapers after all.

[Gabey5]

The volus on the citadel was right!

Now they have upgraded to taking nuclear chits from the peaceful blue suns

[RolandX9]

Excellent, excellent stuff. I loved how this could easily have been a "real" article in 2186 Council Space, while tying it in neatly to our experience as Shepards. (Though it is depressing, albeit entirely believable, that the general consensus among Council residents is to be afraid of the quarians instead of guessing that, hey, maybe they want to go home.)

[Not the Droid]

I really liked this news blurb as you gotta admit weather you like em or ya don't its working both way.. Arming for geth ? reapers? maybe the council heheh maybe what you steared them for.
" Dare I be so bold and suggest choices might have mattered ahh what the hell lets hope"

And just something ta think about there for the
"They tried to commit genocide. The rest of civilization has every right to interject itself in extreme cases like that." crowd.

Hell my shepard did it twice (near 3 for some of you) once on luna and once the citadel itself sure glad the council caught that and booted the humans out as well heheh. Thats if you would count a single unique AI killed to nip that Skynet crap in the bud as genocide.

Go Tali (I am biased and just speaken for myself of course)

[Nashiktal]

The quarians tried to commit genocide? When? All I remember is that incident where they tried to shutdown their malfunctioning machines, which ended up killing most of them and kicking them off their planets.

If you seriously think the "Quarians" (as in the species) tried to shut down the geth, you are seriously overestimating how much unity a group of people have.