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[Stigweird85]

Dwailing wrote...

paxxton wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

paxxton wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

RavenEyry wrote...

paxxton wrote...
Shepard's decision to sacrifice the geth for those crazy quarians is the first act of hostility.

It was supposed to be a difficult choice. Shepard had to make a call.

Honestly, if it wasn't for Tali's suicide, I would always choose the Geth over the Quarians.  However, I don't have that problem since I have to ability to make peace.   You know, take a third option.

I forgot to do the Geth Server mission so I had to choose either.

Ah, well, make sure you do it next time, Tali's worth it. 

I did it on a second playthrough.
Her face...priceless.

LOL, totally.   IMHO, I don't mind what they did with her face.  I mean, it's not the first time they used real people as faces for characters.  Of course, I would have LOVED it if they had made an actual in-engine face for her, but I'm not going to flame about it like some others have.

I actually like Tali's face it was pretty much what I imagined it to be and had it not been screamed about I wouldn't have known it was a stock photo.
TBH I actually shed a tear when she told me she had left a gift in my cabin, I must have spent the next 10-15minutes looking at it(The fact that I first thought it was a nude/topless photo had nothing to do with this
)

[BatmanTurian]

paxxton wrote...

BatmanTurian wrote...

paxxton wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...

paxxton wrote...

TIM has been implanted for the last scene. He can control the nanides.

Then how do you explain that Biotic Pulse thing, TIm did it for show?

Oh and as mentioned there is a distinct lack of a thick green gas like substance in the control chamber, the subtsance clearly shown turning people into husks in the vids. Something like that is not just missed.

You also fail to adress how Shepard and Anderson are not reduced to mindless beeings by the nanites. see the nanites that make husks are not controlling the person in any way, tehy only take fluids and other stuff out of the victims body and replace it with extensive machinery and it is through that machinery, not the nanites, that the Reapers control them. Shortly said even if it wa airborne nanites the Illusive man would ahve zero control until Shepard and Anderson were a pair of husks.

And the most blatant thing of all. The Repears have a billion years (at least going by the Leviathan of Dis) behind them and created the original husk process. If they could make that process airborne in an even remotely controlled and large scale way then they would not need Indoctrination at all.

Woot!  This, FTW!  Besides, I think the biggest problem I have with nanide theory is that it assumes that the scene with TIM and Anderson is real.  I think we've pretty clearly shown that it is highly unlikely that this is so.

That's totally untrue. UNIT does not imply that the TIM/Anderson scene is real. It only tries to show how technically it could be organized.

No, it implies it is real, because you are saying those oily shadows are nanites. If so, then they were also present in ME1 while fighting Saren when he turned into a husk after killing him and Sovvy taking control. It is a visual cue only meant to tell the player something is wrong in the Lovecraftian sense.

Nope, it doesn't imply that. Dreams are unreal but there are always some real aspect in them.

Either way, your theory is refuted in the game by an entire mission, not supported by it. It is also refuted in how TIM only talks about controlling husks and then Reapers, not organics. How is TIM going to control Reapers with Nanites?

[paxxton]

Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...

paxxton wrote...

Nanides aren't dumb machines. They figure out if they should target a person (e.q. by sequencing DNA).

Yet the ones disposing of the bodies need Hazmat suits....yeah they can tottaly distinguish friend from foe.

Because the nanides there aren't programmed to recognize them as friends. The default state for a nanide would be to attack.

[MaximizedAction]

TSA_383 wrote...

Remember that old leaked script from earlier?
The one with the unused sequence involving Joker?

Well, not only was the audio left in the game - the subtitles are still there too:
[biod_end001_910racetoconduit_loc_int.end001_final_run_trouble_c_D.end001_final_run_trouble_c_dlg]
speaker_list: radio_joker, global_joker, radio_end001_alliance_marine, radio_end001_alliance_major
+-[entry #0]
speaker: variable_1
listener: variable_2
+-[reply #0]
listener: variable_3
+-[entry #1]
| speaker: variable_1
| listener: variable_2
| text: Joker! Are you a sight for sore eyes!
| +-[reply #1]
| listener: variable_3
| +-[entry #2]
| | speaker: radio_joker
| | listener: variable_2
| | text: I wasn't gonna let you guys take all the credit!
| +-[entry #3]
| | speaker: radio_joker
| | listener: variable_2
| | text: That was for Cortez!
| +-[entry #4]
| | speaker: radio_joker
| | listener: variable_2
| | text: Just make sure EDI gets back in one piece!
| +-[entry #5]
| speaker: global_joker
| listener: variable_2
| text: Late to the party, but the girls are coming home with me!
+-[entry #6]
speaker: variable_1
listener: variable_2
text: Joker! Good timing.
+-[reply #2]
listener: variable_3
+-[entry #7]
speaker: radio_joker
listener: variable_2
text: Now get the hell on there so we can end this!

I wouldn't be terribly surprised if this or something like it gets used for EC, but it's still probably just an oversight.
Interesting though

Gibbed managed to dump the game's entire subtitles database here:
http://mod.gib.me/ma...3/testdump2.txt

That's cool.
EC -- or whatever DLC will bring the ending -- starting like that seems very natural.

I'm not like that but I'd pay to see the faces of stubborn 'literalists' if this is indeed how it's going to play out.

Modifié par MaximizedAction, 16 mai 2012 - 06:52 .

[BatmanTurian]

paxxton wrote...

Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...

paxxton wrote...

Nanides aren't dumb machines. They figure out if they should target a person (e.q. by sequencing DNA).

Yet the ones disposing of the bodies need Hazmat suits....yeah they can tottaly distinguish friend from foe.

Because the nanides there aren't programmed to recognize them as friends. The default state for a nanide would be to attack.

Look, this has nothing to do with Indoctrination Theory. Let's get back on topic. make your own Nanite theory thread if you believe it but I'm sorry, much that I've seen and heard in the game refutes your theory imo.

[MegumiAzusa]

BatmanTurian wrote...

MegumiAzusa wrote...

BatmanTurian wrote...

Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...

paxxton wrote...

TIM has been implanted for the last scene. He can control the nanides.

Then how do you explain that Biotic Pulse thing, TIm did it for show?

Oh and as mentioned there is a distinct lack of a thick green gas like substance in the control chamber, the subtsance clearly shown turning people into husks in the vids. Something like that is not just missed.

You also fail to adress how Shepard and Anderson are not reduced to mindless beeings by the nanites. see the nanites that make husks are not controlling the person in any way, tehy only take fluids and other stuff out of the victims body and replace it with extensive machinery and it is through that machinery, not the nanites, that the Reapers control them. Shortly said even if it wa airborne nanites the Illusive man would ahve zero control until Shepard and Anderson were a pair of husks.

And the most blatant thing of all. The Repears have a billion years (at least going by the Leviathan of Dis) behind them and created the original husk process. If they could make that process airborne in an even remotely controlled and large scale way then they would not need Indoctrination at all.

Yes, nanites are injected, not airborne. That's why the dragon's teeth are needed.

Were you not listening? The Dragon's Teeth have two purposes: quickly distribute many nanides (airborne would just be slower) and giving pain and therefor increasing adrenaline output.

Doesn't matter, nanites are for converting organics into shock troops. They don't control the troops, the machinery created by the nanites does, machinery being controlled by a signal from the Reapers. Tim wants to bypass that signal and block it and use his own. That is what Sanctuary is for, research into controlling the Reapers. It's all Tim talks about.

Again were you not listening what the game told you?
"The key is how the Reaper signal interacts with the nanides implanted within the subject's body."

[paxxton]

BatmanTurian wrote...

paxxton wrote...

BatmanTurian wrote...

paxxton wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...

paxxton wrote...

TIM has been implanted for the last scene. He can control the nanides.

Then how do you explain that Biotic Pulse thing, TIm did it for show?

Oh and as mentioned there is a distinct lack of a thick green gas like substance in the control chamber, the subtsance clearly shown turning people into husks in the vids. Something like that is not just missed.

You also fail to adress how Shepard and Anderson are not reduced to mindless beeings by the nanites. see the nanites that make husks are not controlling the person in any way, tehy only take fluids and other stuff out of the victims body and replace it with extensive machinery and it is through that machinery, not the nanites, that the Reapers control them. Shortly said even if it wa airborne nanites the Illusive man would ahve zero control until Shepard and Anderson were a pair of husks.

And the most blatant thing of all. The Repears have a billion years (at least going by the Leviathan of Dis) behind them and created the original husk process. If they could make that process airborne in an even remotely controlled and large scale way then they would not need Indoctrination at all.

Woot!  This, FTW!  Besides, I think the biggest problem I have with nanide theory is that it assumes that the scene with TIM and Anderson is real.  I think we've pretty clearly shown that it is highly unlikely that this is so.

That's totally untrue. UNIT does not imply that the TIM/Anderson scene is real. It only tries to show how technically it could be organized.

No, it implies it is real, because you are saying those oily shadows are nanites. If so, then they were also present in ME1 while fighting Saren when he turned into a husk after killing him and Sovvy taking control. It is a visual cue only meant to tell the player something is wrong in the Lovecraftian sense.

Nope, it doesn't imply that. Dreams are unreal but there are always some real aspect in them.

Either way, your theory is refuted in the game by an entire mission, not supported by it. It is also refuted in how TIM only talks about controlling husks and then Reapers, not organics. How is TIM going to control Reapers with Nanites?

When Shepard inhales the nanides, he's immediately paralyzed because TIM commands the nanides to do so.
 
The Huskification process isn't immediate. And when TIM dies, there's no one to command the nanides so Shepard regains movement abilities.

[Stigweird85]

MaximizedAction wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

MegumiAzusa wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

MaximizedAction wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

Hey, apparently Casey "Speculations" Hudson has tweeted that there is a new ME3 patch coming out and that they will be ready to discuss its content soon. Any thoughts?

Uh, the last tweet I see on @CaseyDHudson is from 17 March. Source?

I saw it retweeted on the Mass Effect website.

Edit: It might not have been from Casey, but I saw a retweet from somebody on their website about a Patch 3 for ME3.

The patch can very well include new stuff for the DLCs that are coming. Especially with the MP DLC that comes in a few days.
http://blog.bioware....ilencer-update/

Already, we are implementing plans to supply our forces with a better arsenal so that, when we next meet the enemy, they are ours.

Meaning the next DLC seems to come before the next event.

http://nooooooooooooooo.com/  We FAILED to kill 3,000,000 Banshees?

When you think about it, 3 mio are quite a lot. After all, I think they are the hardest ones to beat.
So, if you think about parallels to SP, this fits to how Thessia was lost eventually.

Well I did my part, took down at least 10 or so - not a lot but not bad for 1 nights work

[paxxton]

bigstig wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

paxxton wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

paxxton wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

RavenEyry wrote...

paxxton wrote...
Shepard's decision to sacrifice the geth for those crazy quarians is the first act of hostility.

It was supposed to be a difficult choice. Shepard had to make a call.

Honestly, if it wasn't for Tali's suicide, I would always choose the Geth over the Quarians.  However, I don't have that problem since I have to ability to make peace.   You know, take a third option.

I forgot to do the Geth Server mission so I had to choose either.

Ah, well, make sure you do it next time, Tali's worth it. 

I did it on a second playthrough.
Her face...priceless.

LOL, totally.   IMHO, I don't mind what they did with her face.  I mean, it's not the first time they used real people as faces for characters.  Of course, I would have LOVED it if they had made an actual in-engine face for her, but I'm not going to flame about it like some others have.

I actually like Tali's face it was pretty much what I imagined it to be and had it not been screamed about I wouldn't have known it was a stock photo.
TBH I actually shed a tear when she told me she had left a gift in my cabin, I must have spent the next 10-15minutes looking at it(The fact that I first thought it was a nude/topless photo had nothing to do with this
)

Have you ever wondered how did she get into Shepard's cabin without an access key?

[Dwailing]

paxxton wrote...

BatmanTurian wrote...

paxxton wrote...

BatmanTurian wrote...

paxxton wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...

paxxton wrote...

TIM has been implanted for the last scene. He can control the nanides.

Then how do you explain that Biotic Pulse thing, TIm did it for show?

Oh and as mentioned there is a distinct lack of a thick green gas like substance in the control chamber, the subtsance clearly shown turning people into husks in the vids. Something like that is not just missed.

You also fail to adress how Shepard and Anderson are not reduced to mindless beeings by the nanites. see the nanites that make husks are not controlling the person in any way, tehy only take fluids and other stuff out of the victims body and replace it with extensive machinery and it is through that machinery, not the nanites, that the Reapers control them. Shortly said even if it wa airborne nanites the Illusive man would ahve zero control until Shepard and Anderson were a pair of husks.

And the most blatant thing of all. The Repears have a billion years (at least going by the Leviathan of Dis) behind them and created the original husk process. If they could make that process airborne in an even remotely controlled and large scale way then they would not need Indoctrination at all.

Woot!  This, FTW!  Besides, I think the biggest problem I have with nanide theory is that it assumes that the scene with TIM and Anderson is real.  I think we've pretty clearly shown that it is highly unlikely that this is so.

That's totally untrue. UNIT does not imply that the TIM/Anderson scene is real. It only tries to show how technically it could be organized.

No, it implies it is real, because you are saying those oily shadows are nanites. If so, then they were also present in ME1 while fighting Saren when he turned into a husk after killing him and Sovvy taking control. It is a visual cue only meant to tell the player something is wrong in the Lovecraftian sense.

Nope, it doesn't imply that. Dreams are unreal but there are always some real aspect in them.

Either way, your theory is refuted in the game by an entire mission, not supported by it. It is also refuted in how TIM only talks about controlling husks and then Reapers, not organics. How is TIM going to control Reapers with Nanites?

When Shepard inhales the nanides, he's immediately paralyzed because TIM commands the nanides to do so.
 
The Huskification process isn't immediate. And when TIM dies, there's no one to command the nanides so Shepard regains movement abilities.

Actually, if you believe the video log, it would appear that it IS immediate.

[MegumiAzusa]

Dwailing wrote...

paxxton wrote...

BatmanTurian wrote...

paxxton wrote...

BatmanTurian wrote...

paxxton wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...

paxxton wrote...

TIM has been implanted for the last scene. He can control the nanides.

Then how do you explain that Biotic Pulse thing, TIm did it for show?

Oh and as mentioned there is a distinct lack of a thick green gas like substance in the control chamber, the subtsance clearly shown turning people into husks in the vids. Something like that is not just missed.

You also fail to adress how Shepard and Anderson are not reduced to mindless beeings by the nanites. see the nanites that make husks are not controlling the person in any way, tehy only take fluids and other stuff out of the victims body and replace it with extensive machinery and it is through that machinery, not the nanites, that the Reapers control them. Shortly said even if it wa airborne nanites the Illusive man would ahve zero control until Shepard and Anderson were a pair of husks.

And the most blatant thing of all. The Repears have a billion years (at least going by the Leviathan of Dis) behind them and created the original husk process. If they could make that process airborne in an even remotely controlled and large scale way then they would not need Indoctrination at all.

Woot!  This, FTW!  Besides, I think the biggest problem I have with nanide theory is that it assumes that the scene with TIM and Anderson is real.  I think we've pretty clearly shown that it is highly unlikely that this is so.

That's totally untrue. UNIT does not imply that the TIM/Anderson scene is real. It only tries to show how technically it could be organized.

No, it implies it is real, because you are saying those oily shadows are nanites. If so, then they were also present in ME1 while fighting Saren when he turned into a husk after killing him and Sovvy taking control. It is a visual cue only meant to tell the player something is wrong in the Lovecraftian sense.

Nope, it doesn't imply that. Dreams are unreal but there are always some real aspect in them.

Either way, your theory is refuted in the game by an entire mission, not supported by it. It is also refuted in how TIM only talks about controlling husks and then Reapers, not organics. How is TIM going to control Reapers with Nanites?

When Shepard inhales the nanides, he's immediately paralyzed because TIM commands the nanides to do so.
 
The Huskification process isn't immediate. And when TIM dies, there's no one to command the nanides so Shepard regains movement abilities.

Actually, if you believe the video log, it would appear that it IS immediate.

It is immediate if told so.

[MaximizedAction]

bigstig wrote...

MaximizedAction wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

MegumiAzusa wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

MaximizedAction wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

Hey, apparently Casey "Speculations" Hudson has tweeted that there is a new ME3 patch coming out and that they will be ready to discuss its content soon. Any thoughts?

Uh, the last tweet I see on @CaseyDHudson is from 17 March. Source?

I saw it retweeted on the Mass Effect website.

Edit: It might not have been from Casey, but I saw a retweet from somebody on their website about a Patch 3 for ME3.

The patch can very well include new stuff for the DLCs that are coming. Especially with the MP DLC that comes in a few days.
http://blog.bioware....ilencer-update/

Already, we are implementing plans to supply our forces with a better arsenal so that, when we next meet the enemy, they are ours.

Meaning the next DLC seems to come before the next event.

http://nooooooooooooooo.com/  We FAILED to kill 3,000,000 Banshees?

When you think about it, 3 mio are quite a lot. After all, I think they are the hardest ones to beat.
So, if you think about parallels to SP, this fits to how Thessia was lost eventually.

Well I did my part, took down at least 10 or so - not a lot but not bad for 1 nights work

That's quite the achievement. Then someone else must've screwed up.

[MegumiAzusa]

MaximizedAction wrote...

bigstig wrote...

MaximizedAction wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

MegumiAzusa wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

MaximizedAction wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

Hey, apparently Casey "Speculations" Hudson has tweeted that there is a new ME3 patch coming out and that they will be ready to discuss its content soon. Any thoughts?

Uh, the last tweet I see on @CaseyDHudson is from 17 March. Source?

I saw it retweeted on the Mass Effect website.

Edit: It might not have been from Casey, but I saw a retweet from somebody on their website about a Patch 3 for ME3.

The patch can very well include new stuff for the DLCs that are coming. Especially with the MP DLC that comes in a few days.
http://blog.bioware....ilencer-update/

Already, we are implementing plans to supply our forces with a better arsenal so that, when we next meet the enemy, they are ours.

Meaning the next DLC seems to come before the next event.

http://nooooooooooooooo.com/  We FAILED to kill 3,000,000 Banshees?

When you think about it, 3 mio are quite a lot. After all, I think they are the hardest ones to beat.
So, if you think about parallels to SP, this fits to how Thessia was lost eventually.

Well I did my part, took down at least 10 or so - not a lot but not bad for 1 nights work

That's quite the achievement. Then someone else must've screwed up.

And now that Thessia is taken there will be even more Banshees

[paxxton]

Dwailing wrote...

paxxton wrote...

When Shepard inhales the nanides, he's immediately paralyzed because TIM commands the nanides to do so.
 
The Huskification process isn't immediate. And when TIM dies, there's no one to command the nanides so Shepard regains movement abilities.

Actually, if you believe the video log, it would appear that it IS immediate.

Which vlog?

[MaximizedAction]

MegumiAzusa wrote...

MaximizedAction wrote...

bigstig wrote...

MaximizedAction wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

MegumiAzusa wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

MaximizedAction wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

Hey, apparently Casey "Speculations" Hudson has tweeted that there is a new ME3 patch coming out and that they will be ready to discuss its content soon. Any thoughts?

Uh, the last tweet I see on @CaseyDHudson is from 17 March. Source?

I saw it retweeted on the Mass Effect website.

Edit: It might not have been from Casey, but I saw a retweet from somebody on their website about a Patch 3 for ME3.

The patch can very well include new stuff for the DLCs that are coming. Especially with the MP DLC that comes in a few days.
http://blog.bioware....ilencer-update/

Already, we are implementing plans to supply our forces with a better arsenal so that, when we next meet the enemy, they are ours.

Meaning the next DLC seems to come before the next event.

http://nooooooooooooooo.com/  We FAILED to kill 3,000,000 Banshees?

When you think about it, 3 mio are quite a lot. After all, I think they are the hardest ones to beat.
So, if you think about parallels to SP, this fits to how Thessia was lost eventually.

Well I did my part, took down at least 10 or so - not a lot but not bad for 1 nights work

That's quite the achievement. Then someone else must've screwed up.

And now that Thessia is taken there will be even more Banshees

To come full circle:
There are yet to be Geth challanges, in correspondence to Rannoch's priorities.

Modifié par MaximizedAction, 16 mai 2012 - 07:05 .

[MegumiAzusa]

[quote]MaximizedAction wrote...

[quote]MegumiAzusa wrote...

[quote]MaximizedAction wrote...

[quote]bigstig wrote...

[quote]MaximizedAction wrote...

[quote]Dwailing wrote...

[quote]MegumiAzusa wrote...

[quote]Dwailing wrote...

[quote]MaximizedAction wrote...

[quote]Dwailing wrote...

Hey, apparently Casey "Speculations" Hudson has tweeted that there is a new ME3 patch coming out and that they will be ready to discuss its content soon. Any thoughts? [/quote]

Uh, the last tweet I see on @CaseyDHudson is from 17 March. Source?

[/quote]

I saw it retweeted on the Mass Effect website.

Edit: It might not have been from Casey, but I saw a retweet from somebody on their website about a Patch 3 for ME3.[/quote]
The patch can very well include new stuff for the DLCs that are coming. Especially with the MP DLC that comes in a few days.
http://blog.bioware....ilencer-update/

[quote]Already, we are implementing plans to supply our forces with a better arsenal so that, when we next meet the enemy, they are ours.[/quote]
Meaning the next DLC seems to come before the next event.[/quote]

http://nooooooooooooooo.com/  We FAILED to kill 3,000,000 Banshees?

[/quote]

When you think about it, 3 mio are quite a lot. After all, I think they are the hardest ones to beat.
So, if you think about parallels to SP, this fits to how Thessia was lost eventually.

[/quote]

Well I did my part, took down at least 10 or so - not a lot but not bad for 1 nights work
[/quote]

That's quite the achievement. Then someone else must've screwed up. [/quote]
And now that Thessia is taken there will be even more Banshees [/quote]

To come full circle:
There are yet to be Geth challanges, in correspondence to Rannoch's priorities.[/quote]
Actually no, only Shep and the Quarian fleet fought against the Geth in ME3. There were no N7 teams around in any possible way.

[Dwailing]

paxxton wrote...

Dwailing wrote...

paxxton wrote...

When Shepard inhales the nanides, he's immediately paralyzed because TIM commands the nanides to do so.
 
The Huskification process isn't immediate. And when TIM dies, there's no one to command the nanides so Shepard regains movement abilities.

Actually, if you believe the video log, it would appear that it IS immediate.

Which vlog?

Remember the one that shows the cloud of nanides?  In that video it shows the guy in the cloud being converted almost instantaneously.

[paxxton]

I started a new thread on UNIT. You're welcomed to post there.
http://social.biowar.../index/12089259

Modifié par paxxton, 16 mai 2012 - 07:18 .

[balance5050]

Again with the nanides? No, that's... The only thing is a single mention of them, and wavy lines that are labeled "Indoc_Effect". Nanides make husks, husks are brain dead, Shepard is not.

Modifié par balance5050, 16 mai 2012 - 07:23 .

[DJBare]

MegumiAzusa wrote...
Liara uses the Good Guy Predator to shoot the Cerberus guys in her introduction in ME3.

Just one more reason Liara is on my suspects list, the cold blooded way she executed those cerberus soldiers, I know we are supposed to be seeing a new Liara, but she not the executioner type, she is a curious type, she is also the information broker, she would have wanted answers, remember when her father reminded her of the threat she made "I will flay you with my mind"; Liara responded I was bluffing I would never have really done it.

[Rosewind]

Did i miss soothing? what the hell are nanides?

[Nauks]

Rosewind wrote...

Did i miss soothing? what the hell are nanides?

A side effect of all the wall of text quoting? 

[paxxton]

Rosewind wrote...

Did i miss soothing? what the hell are nanides?

Basically, they are nanometric machines that once in a body travel with adrenalin. I started a new thread on UNIT.

Modifié par paxxton, 16 mai 2012 - 07:33 .

[MaximizedAction]

DJBare wrote...

MegumiAzusa wrote...
Liara uses the Good Guy Predator to shoot the Cerberus guys in her introduction in ME3.

Just one more reason Liara is on my suspects list, the cold blooded way she executed those cerberus soldiers, I know we are supposed to be seeing a new Liara, but she not the executioner type, she is a curious type, she is also the information broker, she would have wanted answers, remember when her father reminded her of the threat she made "I will flay you with my mind"; Liara responded I was bluffing I would never have really done it.

Now that you mention it. Yes I found that a harsh character developent, but as you wrote, her character evolved (according to Redemption). Add to that the ambush by Eva...
I'm not saying I condone her brutality (or that I mind a twist for her character) but I could understand it.

Modifié par MaximizedAction, 16 mai 2012 - 07:35 .

[Boradam]

Rosewind wrote...

Did i miss soothing? what the hell are nanides?

You missed the soothing massage alright, but it's okay...

... I got you.  (lulz)

Modifié par Boradam, 16 mai 2012 - 07:38 .