Sergeant Dre wrote...
No, they are easily angered, four eyed, four nosed pigs....
I'll pass
Javik is disappointed in you.
Sergeant Dre wrote...
No, they are easily angered, four eyed, four nosed pigs....
I'll pass
Guest_iVitriol_*
Tom Lehrer wrote...
TonyTitan wrote...
Your logic is sound...I don't disagree with that at all.
However Tarak led the Blue Suns...Humans were commanded by him.
In 'Bring down the Sky', Batarian's were out to destroy Terra Nova.
Batarian's want to be in charge....They're not a race that is willing to be led....Especially by Humans. And wasn't part of their reasoning for leaving Council space due in part from rules and regulations? Having to follow what others had established as 'guidelines'?
So yeah, they wouldn't wage war against the Alliance....but it certainly turns into a sham when they agree so easily for use of their fleet.....Their fleet being commanded by a Human.
No 'flame'.....IMO you're thinking like a Human. (Ironic...LOL!) That logic of, "Why doesn't this person like me?" or "Why can't this group like us?"
When humanity discovered their first mass relay, then started expanding rather quickly....Who got irritated? Batarian's. It's been their biggest gripe towards us since day 1. Why change that now? Batarian's WANT to lead. NOT be lead.
The leader of the whole Blue Suns is Vido Santiago a Human. Tarak only leads Omega so he still takes orders from Vido.
And reaon they left the Citadel was because the Council did not stop Humanity from aggresivly colonizing territory they claimed.
TonyTitan wrote...
My mistake, I did forget about Vido.....However, what was it Zaeed said? "Cheaper labor and god damn terrorists". Or was it just the terrorist part? Been awhile since I played ME2. So to me, a Batarian doesn't seem the most 'logical' choice for a squad mate. Even with the whole saving of the galaxy thing happening.
At this point, I guess we just agree to disagree. :happy:
Modifié par Tom Lehrer, 28 avril 2012 - 11:34 .
Tom Lehrer wrote...
TonyTitan wrote...
My mistake, I did forget about Vido.....However, what was it Zaeed said? "Cheaper labor and god damn terrorists". Or was it just the terrorist part? Been awhile since I played ME2. So to me, a Batarian doesn't seem the most 'logical' choice for a squad mate. Even with the whole saving of the galaxy thing happening.
At this point, I guess we just agree to disagree. :happy:
Garrus had a Baterian in his Archangle squad and the reason Baterians are allowed in the Blue Suns does not change the fact they still willing join and work with and for Humans. This is also not a matter of opinion eaither. You stated that all Baterians hate Humans and I have provided evidence that proves other wise.
If you said all Baterians are ugly and smell funny we could agree to disagree as that is opinion.
Modifié par Seracen, 28 avril 2012 - 11:58 .
Seracen wrote...
No joke, I was hoping for interaction with the refugee from ME2 during Mordin's recruiting mission. Barring that, I definitely would like to have recruited the 2nd in command Batarian from "Bringing Down the Sky" DLC.
Also, would love to see female Batarians, female Turians too for that matter. Female Salarians and Krogan didn't seem all that different, but they didn't really need to be.
Modifié par Mass effect 2 forever, 29 avril 2012 - 12:10 .
Cadnoess wrote...
Nah not interested in Batarians. Sorry
BatmanPWNS wrote...
Wrex is also used to be a gun for hire. We should kill him next!
Legion is a Geth. We should kill him next!
Turians don't like humans and started the first contact war. Lets kill Garrus next!
Javik supports slavery, has 4 eyes and is pretty racist. Lets kill him next!
Seriously, if Legin, Garrus, Wrex and Javik hadn't joined our squad, most people would talking smack about them like they do about the Batarians.
Modifié par Zubi Fett, 29 avril 2012 - 02:22 .
Mass effect 2 forever wrote...
Seracen wrote...
No joke, I was hoping for interaction with the refugee from ME2 during Mordin's recruiting mission. Barring that, I definitely would like to have recruited the 2nd in command Batarian from "Bringing Down the Sky" DLC.
Also, would love to see female Batarians, female Turians too for that matter. Female Salarians and Krogan didn't seem all that different, but they didn't really need to be.
They show female turians in a comic. Exactly the same except smaller profile and no head-crest. Since they are birds they also don't have mammary glands.
Batarians, well, they are mammals I think so I guess they would look slightly different. Wouldn't be pretty though. Would not be pretty at all. Yikes. I suppose making a Batarian character female would be a neat way of differentiating her from regular Batarians. But if you're suggesting romancing a batarian then. Uwww, thats just nasty.![]()
Then again, I never thought femshep would get the option to do Garrus. I mean when the option came up on screen I had to do a double take. I mean, I think Garrus is sweet n cute n all but; hes a birdman. Still didn't stop me like.
Modifié par Zubi Fett, 04 mai 2012 - 12:31 .
TonyTitan wrote...
Batarian's hate humans.....Why do Sci-Fi stories ALWAYS have to 'turn' the Villanous race, 'good', at some point. Star Trek with the Borg and Klingons...and even to an extent, the Romulans. Every Sci-Fi story out there does not always have to have that, 'can't we all just get along' storyline. Batarians were Human's enemies in ME1 and ME2....One FINAL chapter of Shepards story would not have killed the series keeping Batarians as Humankinds enemy. Bioware can turn them 'good' towards Humans AFTER the Reapers are dealt with....A certain someone from ME1, per your decisions, shouldn't have agreed.....For all intensive purposes, ME3 began with the Batarians being wiped out from the get go....so if Shepard at the end of ME3 saves the rest of them that potentially survived, THEN let Human's and Batarian's play peace. But after Arrival, and how quickly the Reapers wiped out the Batarian's at the start of ME3?? Batarian's should have been P*SSED, with humanity.
StrawHatMoose wrote...
TonyTitan wrote...
Batarian's hate humans.....Why do Sci-Fi stories ALWAYS have to 'turn' the Villanous race, 'good', at some point. Star Trek with the Borg and Klingons...and even to an extent, the Romulans. Every Sci-Fi story out there does not always have to have that, 'can't we all just get along' storyline. Batarians were Human's enemies in ME1 and ME2....One FINAL chapter of Shepards story would not have killed the series keeping Batarians as Humankinds enemy. Bioware can turn them 'good' towards Humans AFTER the Reapers are dealt with....A certain someone from ME1, per your decisions, shouldn't have agreed.....For all intensive purposes, ME3 began with the Batarians being wiped out from the get go....so if Shepard at the end of ME3 saves the rest of them that potentially survived, THEN let Human's and Batarian's play peace. But after Arrival, and how quickly the Reapers wiped out the Batarian's at the start of ME3?? Batarian's should have been P*SSED, with humanity.
Comon you get the krogan and turbans to work together and the krogand absolutely hate the turians. I mean they want to rip the turians plates off with their bare hands. I mean the impending destruction of your entire race would make anyone go to drastic measures maybe even working with their enemies. And the batarians we've seen (except if you save the injured batarian in me2) are bad and they've been thrown our of the ehegmony because they are evil and te good batarians are being kept on their homeworld by their own government.
Modifié par Zubi Fett, 11 mai 2012 - 08:41 .
Modifié par Endless Vigil, 11 mai 2012 - 11:39 .