RadicalDisconnect wrote...
M25105 wrote...
Xilizhra wrote...
I disagree. If anyone or anything can be redeemed, it's superior to them dying. Death is never anything other than an unfortunate necessity.Mr.House wrote...
Starbrat and his creation do not deserve redemption. Have yoyu missed the fact they have killed over a Quadrillion, maybe even Quintillion? Wr crimminals that have caused massive war crimes like the Reapers deserve nothing but destruction.Xilizhra wrote...
I believe in redemption. Saren and TIM both found it, though died in the process. Balak helped to make up for his earlier misdeeds. Helena Blake reformed. Etc. I prefer not to kill anyone unless absolutely necessary.Mr.House wrote...
I find it more sad people want to be friends with monsters that have committed the biggest war crime in the galaxy and where created by a rogue AI who thought of a solution to a problem he created.
You wouldn't believe that if you saw someone murder everyone you loved in front of you.
Lets switch shoes then. Shepard slaughtered 300,000 batarians during Arrival. That alone makes him a monster. Does he deserve redemption?
I picked destroy not because it made me any less of a monster, but because that's what I feel will definitely stop the reaper threat without meta-gaming.
I haven't played Arrival, so I'm not going to comment on that until I know the details on what happened.
We have a "race" of machines, where every single one of them are hell bent on killing us, they're performing monstrous acts and have already extinguised many cycles before. They can not be forgiving. It's that simple.





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