HYR 2.0 wrote...
You parade around this forum insulting people to their faces, you don't see me complaining.
I do no such thing. Point to an example of me doing so or kindly retract this statement.
HA!
This is becoming tiresome.
Irrelevant. The process is chaos (because organics resist it) but the end result is order.
The end result is a cycle that results in more chaos.
It would be chaos even if organics didn't resist. Blasting cities? Smashing things? Death and mayhem?
Synthetics being chaotic is only possible due to the fact that organics have created them with the capability to be that way.
Shepard: "We created them."
Javik: "And gave them the power to surpass you."
Which, again, doesn't apply to all organics, so this is also irrelevant.
You've yet to even prove that soundly.
I have. You're even arguing for it and you don't appear to realise it.
Which only proves Bioware's natural affinity for playing loose with science. It doesn't really make sense for them to inhabit a planet with extreme temperature like Haestrom, and when confronted by that reality, they aren't even consistent about it in gameplay. If they can have one squadmate with immunity to the sun, why not two? Especially if others of its kind are supposedly not having the same issues.
So now you're hiding behind the inaccuracy of the writers.
Sorry, you don't get to do that. The Geth inhabit that planet and walk about in the open, therefore they are able to survive there. Period.
No she won't. The human "matrix" will be altered to change the balance of power between organics and synthetics. I mean, that's the entire point of it.
To change, yes. To enhance, sure. To surpass a pure synthetic? Unlikely. They will still be limited by partially organic brains.
No it doesn't. Like I said, brute force/wrestling matches are not the end-all be-all to determine power.
It's an example.
Yes! I'm even worse than you are. Now take a hint about how your own attitude is received.
I never insult. I mock arguments, not people. You insist on making it personal. To which again, I say: Sigh.