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[Da Don Giovanni]

Sinner8056 wrote...

Whoa whoa whoa, back up just a second, guys.

The Leviathan of Dis wasn't a Reaper. It was Moya.

LMAO.

[Da Don Giovanni]

about to start ME3 again, I will dashboard it after Harbinger BZZZZZZZT

[Joccaren]

Kilshrek wrote...

edit : someone make a BF 3 stat tracker! Harbinger, hours played, well s**t, that's gonna be a hard one. KD ratio would be easier. favourite vehicle...

Only a couple of stats, but you'll get the picture:
Hours played: 8,760,000,000,000
Favoutire Vehicle: Reaper Shell
Favourite Weapon: Reaper Beam
K/D: 200,000,000,000,000,000
Skill: 999,999,999,999,999,999
Accuracy: 99.85%
Win/Loss Ratio: 20,000
Score: 20,000,008,220,000,000
Score Per Minute: 38.05
Favourite class: Sniper

So, from this we can conclude that Harbinger is a sniper who spends the vast majority of his time each match camping and waiting for his enemy to be in his sights before he attacks, resulting in his massive KD:R. The sheer number of matches he has played attributes to his score, however the amount of time he spends per match is just phenominal. Basically, Harbinger is a massive noob who gets all his kills by camping and waiting then sniping off his enemies.
If only that were true D:

[corporal doody]

l7986 wrote...

Harbinger is a kill stealing noob.

camper and a quick scoper!

[Aesieru]

corporal doody wrote...

l7986 wrote...

Harbinger is a kill stealing noob.

camper and a quick scoper!

You're also forgetting manipulator of genetics so that species are made into slave-races that do my bidding,  and a master indoctrinator from all the artifacts I left across the galaxy. These add up to considerable amounts of kills.

[Pottumuusi]

Can't divide by zero.

No deaths, no k/d.

Edit: Please don't say that x/0 = infinity, that's just wrong.

Lim x/y = infinity when y -> 0 but not when y = 0

x/0 is undefined.

Modifié par Pottumuusi, 31 mars 2012 - 01:22 .

[kegNeggs]

camper. or hax

[MakeMineMako]

So, Harbinger went for the HIGH SCORE and won, eh?

[Aesieru]

Da Don Giovanni wrote...

Sinner8056 wrote...

Whoa whoa whoa, back up just a second, guys.

The Leviathan of Dis wasn't a Reaper. It was Moya.

LMAO.

Dis and I were good bros, he made indoctrination, I made genetic manipulation, it just.. it just worked man.

[Aurica]

Noatz wrote...

Now imagining Harbinger sitting round a table with Cthulu and the Chaos Gods each trying to one up the next in horrific genocide.

LOL this is so win

[Laurcus]

Broly destroys a quarter of the universe in Dragonball Z. Considering there are several billion galaxies in the universe, and Harbinger doesn't get every kill in every cycle, I think Broly is ahead in terms of raw kill count.

[Aerevane]

Aimbot.

[XxBrokenBonezxX]

Harbinger is the bad*** of all bad***es. You can't question it.

[Aesieru]

Laurcus wrote...

Broly destroys a quarter of the universe in Dragonball Z. Considering there are several billion galaxies in the universe, and Harbinger doesn't get every kill in every cycle, I think Broly is ahead in terms of raw kill count.

Dragonball Z couldn't actually realistically occur, Mass Effect theoeretically could, also there's no way to say all those galaxies were inhabited.

In short, DBZ doesn't matter.

[Pottumuusi]

Aesieru wrote...

Laurcus wrote...

Broly destroys a quarter of the universe in Dragonball Z. Considering there are several billion galaxies in the universe, and Harbinger doesn't get every kill in every cycle, I think Broly is ahead in terms of raw kill count.

Dragonball Z couldn't actually realistically occur, Mass Effect theoeretically could, also there's no way to say all those galaxies were inhabited.

In short, DBZ doesn't matter.

This is one of the reasons why DBZ is way over the top.

[Laurcus]

Aesieru wrote...

Laurcus wrote...

Broly destroys a quarter of the universe in Dragonball Z. Considering there are several billion galaxies in the universe, and Harbinger doesn't get every kill in every cycle, I think Broly is ahead in terms of raw kill count.

Dragonball Z couldn't actually realistically occur, Mass Effect theoeretically could, also there's no way to say all those galaxies were inhabited.

In short, DBZ doesn't matter.

The OP said, "I do not believe there is any other fiction being/entity that has that high of a kill count" I was correcting that statement. Also, Mass Effect cannot theoretically happen. The mass effect and element zero aren't possible. So in that sense, it's as realistic as DBZ, which is to say, not very.

Also, the majority of the planets in DBZ have been shown to be inhabited.

Modifié par Laurcus, 31 mars 2012 - 01:45 .

[Aesieru]

Laurcus wrote...

Aesieru wrote...

Laurcus wrote...

Broly destroys a quarter of the universe in Dragonball Z. Considering there are several billion galaxies in the universe, and Harbinger doesn't get every kill in every cycle, I think Broly is ahead in terms of raw kill count.

Dragonball Z couldn't actually realistically occur, Mass Effect theoeretically could, also there's no way to say all those galaxies were inhabited.

In short, DBZ doesn't matter.

The OP said, "I do not believe there is any other fiction being/entity that has that high of a kill count" I was correcting that statement. Also, Mass Effect cannot theoretically happen. The mass effect and element zero aren't possible. So in that sense, it's as realistic as DBZ, which is to say, not very.

Also, the majority of the planets in DBZ have been shown to be inhabited.

Magical balls that grant wishes with dragons stuck in them is a lot different than an as of yet unknown element that is affected by electricity in different ways and which can when properly manipulated, reduce or enhance mass.

To say that the theoretical element zero couldn't occur is illogical. We have NOT explored the entirety of space and everything it has to offer, we WILL discover new things if we ever do.

[Evil_medved]

Harby is the man!

[Aesieru]

Evil_medved wrote...

Harby is the man!

Thank you my good slave, would you like to be a husk or part of a Praetorian or Scion?

[Evil_medved]

Aesieru wrote...

Evil_medved wrote...

Harby is the man!

Thank you my good slave, would you like to be a husk or part of a Praetorian or Scion?

Can you melt me and put into reaper?

[Laurcus]

Aesieru wrote...

Laurcus wrote...

Aesieru wrote...

Laurcus wrote...

Broly destroys a quarter of the universe in Dragonball Z. Considering there are several billion galaxies in the universe, and Harbinger doesn't get every kill in every cycle, I think Broly is ahead in terms of raw kill count.

Dragonball Z couldn't actually realistically occur, Mass Effect theoeretically could, also there's no way to say all those galaxies were inhabited.

In short, DBZ doesn't matter.

The OP said, "I do not believe there is any other fiction being/entity that has that high of a kill count" I was correcting that statement. Also, Mass Effect cannot theoretically happen. The mass effect and element zero aren't possible. So in that sense, it's as realistic as DBZ, which is to say, not very.

Also, the majority of the planets in DBZ have been shown to be inhabited.

Magical balls that grant wishes with dragons stuck in them is a lot different than an as of yet unknown element that is affected by electricity in different ways and which can when properly manipulated, reduce or enhance mass.

To say that the theoretical element zero couldn't occur is illogical. We have NOT explored the entirety of space and everything it has to offer, we WILL discover new things if we ever do.

Both are impossible. Show me someone that can use biotics in real life and what you say is valid. Your reasoning can also be applied to the Dragonballs and all things magic, it's just not discovered yet. Also, don't make me bring up the space magic of the synthesis ending.

Both settings are internally consistent in their own ways, Dragonball probably more so due to ME3's ending.

[Pottumuusi]

Before ME3 I would have said that Mass Effect is rooted in real physics and is pretty plausible speculation but then we get sphees magik.

[Da Don Giovanni]

The Angry One wrote...

MarchWaltz wrote...

Assuming the ending was as is, his K/D is 200 quadrillion to....1.

Since we killed him.

Show, don't tell.

Where did the Reapers go? *Turian councilor voice from ME1*

[Aesieru]

Evil_medved wrote...

Aesieru wrote...

Evil_medved wrote...

Harby is the man!

Thank you my good slave, would you like to be a husk or part of a Praetorian or Scion?

Can you melt me and put into reaper?

Yes, we think Humanity would make a good capital-class Reaper, of course you yourself will die in the process along with millions others, but your purpose will be ascended and you'll become part of a sapient construct as we are. You wouldn't comprehend what happens, but either way you lose any real ability to think, speak, breathe, or do anything, because you're now molecular paste.

We'll get STRAIGHT TO WORK ON THAT.

*A husk knocks at your door*

Modifié par Aesieru, 31 mars 2012 - 02:05 .

[Aesieru]

Laurcus wrote...

Aesieru wrote...

Laurcus wrote...

Aesieru wrote...

Laurcus wrote...

Broly destroys a quarter of the universe in Dragonball Z. Considering there are several billion galaxies in the universe, and Harbinger doesn't get every kill in every cycle, I think Broly is ahead in terms of raw kill count.

Dragonball Z couldn't actually realistically occur, Mass Effect theoeretically could, also there's no way to say all those galaxies were inhabited.

In short, DBZ doesn't matter.

The OP said, "I do not believe there is any other fiction being/entity that has that high of a kill count" I was correcting that statement. Also, Mass Effect cannot theoretically happen. The mass effect and element zero aren't possible. So in that sense, it's as realistic as DBZ, which is to say, not very.

Also, the majority of the planets in DBZ have been shown to be inhabited.

Magical balls that grant wishes with dragons stuck in them is a lot different than an as of yet unknown element that is affected by electricity in different ways and which can when properly manipulated, reduce or enhance mass.

To say that the theoretical element zero couldn't occur is illogical. We have NOT explored the entirety of space and everything it has to offer, we WILL discover new things if we ever do.

Both are impossible. Show me someone that can use biotics in real life and what you say is valid. Your reasoning can also be applied to the Dragonballs and all things magic, it's just not discovered yet. Also, don't make me bring up the space magic of the synthesis ending.

Both settings are internally consistent in their own ways, Dragonball probably more so due to ME3's ending.

No, magic dragons that grant wishes is not science or technology, it's magic.

The manipulation of mass can be done if we found a type of harnesser which is what the element is.

We've already got low-band telekinetic abilities that sometimes pop up, granted they are very low yield, I highly doubt we won't harness something someday.

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AS for the games ending, until it is as promised, the ending and final mission are OMITTED as far as I'm concerned.

Modifié par Aesieru, 31 mars 2012 - 02:04 .