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Earthborn_Shepard wrote...
lex0r11 wrote...
What's the age requirement for beer in Germany right now? 16? Being 22 doesn't matter anything over here unless it's about something criminal.
Beer and wine : 16
everything else : 18
MaximizedAction wrote...
Earthborn_Shepard wrote...
lex0r11 wrote...
What's the age requirement for beer in Germany right now? 16? Being 22 doesn't matter anything over here unless it's about something criminal.
Beer and wine : 16
everything else : 18
With result of every third male drinking too much, according to a recent study...
Earthborn_Shepard wrote...
lex0r11 wrote...
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What's the age requirement for beer in Germany right now? 16? Being 22 doesn't matter anything over here unless it's about something criminal.
Beer and wine : 16
everything else : 18
Uncle Jo wrote...
Just because it already happened, doesn't give you the right to think that it'll always be like this. Think about EDI or the Geth. Or did you wipe them out ?Gorkan86 wrote...
Uncle Jo wrote...
But they lose in the end...
Like millions of cycles before them.
You missing the point.
I gave an example of Javik as being knowledgeable about the true nature of synthetics.
I don't know.. maybe the Starbrat ? Just kidding...Gorkan86 wrote...
Uncle Jo wrote...
Just because it already happened, doesn't give you the right to think that it'll always be like this. Think about EDI or the Geth. Or did you wipe them out ?
But it would not hurt to be safe.
I did not choose the destruction of synthetics, who am I to decide whom to live and who will die.
IMO what Mass Effect tried to teach us all along our journey, is that live together is possible, although we are different... That's why I find the circular logic of Bryan incompatible with the rest of the story...SS2Dante wrote...
I think the idea is that it 's not ALWAYS (and presumably isn't) like this. HOWEVER, all it takes is one synthetic race that truely view organics as the enemy and that's it. Organics gone forever. Assuming the Reapers need organic life (for whatever reason, food, reproduction) then allowing them to build synthetics is an accident just waiting to happen. (and, since they live for a much longer time than us, they would view even the smallest possibility as eventually inevitable)
Uncle Jo wrote...
I don't know.. maybe the Starbrat ? Just kidding...
If you believe what Javik said and think that the synthetics are a potential threat, you have to be consequent...
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lex0r11 wrote...
What is it with these long addresses from time to time?
lex0r11 wrote...
What is it with these long addresses from time to time?
Modifié par Earthborn_Shepard, 22 avril 2012 - 11:03 .
MaximizedAction wrote...
lex0r11 wrote...
What is it with these long addresses from time to time?
That happened to me when I tried to post a pic without the BBCode mode.
Uncle Jo wrote...
IMO what Mass Effect tried to teach us all along our journey, is that live together is possible, although we are different... That's why I find the circular logic of Bryan incompatible with the rest of the story...SS2Dante wrote...
I think the idea is that it 's not ALWAYS (and presumably isn't) like this. HOWEVER, all it takes is one synthetic race that truely view organics as the enemy and that's it. Organics gone forever. Assuming the Reapers need organic life (for whatever reason, food, reproduction) then allowing them to build synthetics is an accident just waiting to happen. (and, since they live for a much longer time than us, they would view even the smallest possibility as eventually inevitable)
Uncle Jo wrote...
Troll sighted
lex0r11 wrote...
What is it with these long addresses from time to time?
SS2Dante wrote...
About the dreams.
When I see the current quality of the dialogues and story-telling and compare them to ME1 and 2, then I can only think that the dreams of Shep are just... dreams. A pathetical way from the devs to emphasize the melodramatic tone of the game... Assuming the IT is false...SS2Dante wrote...
Uncle Jo wrote...
IMO what Mass Effect tried to teach us all along our journey, is that live together is possible, although we are different... That's why I find the circular logic of Bryan incompatible with the rest of the story...SS2Dante wrote...
I think the idea is that it 's not ALWAYS (and presumably isn't) like this. HOWEVER, all it takes is one synthetic race that truely view organics as the enemy and that's it. Organics gone forever. Assuming the Reapers need organic life (for whatever reason, food, reproduction) then allowing them to build synthetics is an accident just waiting to happen. (and, since they live for a much longer time than us, they would view even the smallest possibility as eventually inevitable)
Certainly, but that's from a human perspective. The starchilds motivations and reasons are plausible to himself (and, hell, from the numbers, he's probably "right" in the long run). Ancient living computer thinks differently from us. Different values. Like Azimovs zeroeth law.
In fact, I suppose having a relatable ancient living computer would be weirder than having one we don't understand.
Ok, on theming (not very related, but I was thinking on it today). About the dreams. Without IT they seem kind of...meaningless? I mean, ok, PTSD, but even literally the dreams are clear foreshadowing of some inner conflict of Shepard, even if it's just fear of failure/giant alien squids. But, taken literally, this thread is never resolved. Shepard doesn't really deal with these issues and it's not brought up again, thematically or otherwise, after the final dream.
Or at least that's my take on it. Did you feel the dream arc was resolved/went anywhere?
(I of course don't need to point out why IT resolves this issue)
I just read that it was a technical problem (BBCode). My apologies.lex0r11 wrote...
Uncle Jo wrote...
Troll sighted
Hope it's not a false alarm.
Gorkan86 wrote...
SS2Dante wrote...
About the dreams.
Dreams is what they always have been. In this case, it's just nightmares, Shepard severe stress, it is not getting enough sleep too. I had dreams of far worse. And all because of nerves.
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