jamesb71486 wrote...
mnomaha wrote...
So...either you haven't played the game or your Quarians and Geth didn't get along...
No, my Quarians and Geths got along.. but there is no cure for the Quarian Immune system save for time.. the cure for the Kepral's syndrome? also time as Hanar Scientists are working on a genetic adaption for it but that would likely only effect drell children not those already afflicted with the disease.. especially not an advanced end-stage case such as Thane's..
wildannie wrote...
while we're at it lets cure the genophage, and death.... oh wait.
He could have had a lung transplant before the encounter with Leng and been able to survive the wound
Except in Thane's case it had probably spread beyond just his lungs.. he was in the end stages of it so it would've most likely required more than a simple lung transplant for him to be saved.. if it was that easy then the blood transfusion from Kolyat would've kept him alive for a bit longer too..
As far as the Genophage, that was a bio-engineered plague.. meaning that the cure could be reverse engineered by a smart enough individual (Mordin/Maelon) but it would take time to do so.
Mordin stated that even with Maelon's data they were still possibly years away from curing the genophage. He was able to do it in what, six months? Shepard died and was brought back-the damage due to vacuum exposure would seem irreversible, more so than any damage that Keprals would do to Thane's body. Yet bw made it possible for Shep to be brought back.
Bioware dropped hints about possibly writing a cure for Thane-medigel for the lungs, Thane being a viable transplant candidate, the Hanar working on a cure, the "Cure Thane Krios" movement that they wholeheartedly supported.
It didn't have to be impossible to save Thane, Bioware just chose not give the option to do so. It's their game, they've done crazier things than curing a sick drell.