demersel wrote...
Hello, everyone! What's new?
I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance!
demersel wrote...
Hello, everyone! What's new?
Andromidius wrote...
/facepalm
Just finished Rannoch. Two facepalms, actually - I picked the 'investigate' dialogue option with the Reaper and ended the conversation without being able to do the renegade interupt. Darn.
But yeah. The main facepalm is from the Asari Counciller. Calling the QEC an 'unsecured channel'. Seriously. Does she not understand what the QEC is?
Rifneno wrote...
Andromidius wrote...
/facepalm
Just finished Rannoch. Two facepalms, actually - I picked the 'investigate' dialogue option with the Reaper and ended the conversation without being able to do the renegade interupt. Darn.
But yeah. The main facepalm is from the Asari Counciller. Calling the QEC an 'unsecured channel'. Seriously. Does she not understand what the QEC is?
The Rannoch Reaper is kind of foreshadowing. You pick either renegade or paragon option, Shepard comes out on top of the verbal battle. You go neutral and entertain the Reaper's bull****, the verbal exchange goes badly for Shepard. Like the ending. Don't listen to their crap, just SHEPARD SMASH them.
Rifneno wrote...
demersel wrote...
Hello, everyone! What's new?
I just saved a bunch of money on my car insurance!
Modifié par demersel, 13 novembre 2012 - 05:38 .
Andromidius wrote...
/facepalm
But yeah. The main facepalm is from the Asari Counciller. Calling the QEC an 'unsecured channel'. Seriously. Does she not understand what the QEC is?
QEC is by definition secure. Only the 2 extangled particles "know" the state of each other.Andromidius wrote...
/facepalm
Just finished Rannoch. Two facepalms, actually - I picked the 'investigate' dialogue option with the Reaper and ended the conversation without being able to do the renegade interupt. Darn.
But yeah. The main facepalm is from the Asari Counciller. Calling the QEC an 'unsecured channel'. Seriously. Does she not understand what the QEC is?
Modifié par paxxton, 13 novembre 2012 - 06:13 .
But didn't you know - a balcony is the savest place for communicationpaxxton wrote...
QEC is by definition secure. Only the 2 extangled particles "know" the state of each other.Andromidius wrote...
/facepalm
Just finished Rannoch. Two facepalms, actually - I picked the 'investigate' dialogue option with the Reaper and ended the conversation without being able to do the renegade interupt. Darn.
But yeah. The main facepalm is from the Asari Counciller. Calling the QEC an 'unsecured channel'. Seriously. Does she not understand what the QEC is?
Did she mention that in the comm after Rannoch? "Commander Shepard! This is Councilor Tevos. I am contacting you from the great balcony in the late Udina's office. The view is lovely."hukbum wrote...
But didn't you know - a balcony is the savest place for communicationpaxxton wrote...
QEC is by definition secure. Only the 2 extangled particles "know" the state of each other.Andromidius wrote...
/facepalm
Just finished Rannoch. Two facepalms, actually - I picked the 'investigate' dialogue option with the Reaper and ended the conversation without being able to do the renegade interupt. Darn.
But yeah. The main facepalm is from the Asari Counciller. Calling the QEC an 'unsecured channel'. Seriously. Does she not understand what the QEC is?
Modifié par paxxton, 13 novembre 2012 - 06:35 .
Then you should take off and destroy your glasses cause they are Reaper tech (they would be considered that in a version of Mass Effect released a 1000 years ago). Do you get it? Destroying the Reapers is not the best way cause you are rejecting the objective benefits of utilizing the technology and knowledge they've accumulated.Dwailing wrote...
You know, I just had a thought. Assuming the Star-Brat IS correct (I know, it's hard, bear with me), then I would STILL choose Destroy since I REALLY want the Reapers dead, and it would solve the Organic/Synthetic "problem." Not that I think it really exists, or that I think the ending is real, but still, just trying to find a way to accept the endings if it comes to that.
Modifié par paxxton, 13 novembre 2012 - 06:58 .
paxxton wrote...
Then you should take off and destroy your glasses cause they are Reaper tech (they would be considered that in a version of Mass Effect released a 1000 years ago). Do you get it? Destroying the Reapers is not the best way cause you are rejecting the objective benefits of utilizing the technology and knowledge they've accumulated.Dwailing wrote...
You know, I just had a thought. Assuming the Star-Brat IS correct (I know, it's hard, bear with me), then I would STILL choose Destroy since I REALLY want the Reapers dead, and it would solve the Organic/Synthetic "problem." Not that I think it really exists, or that I think the ending is real, but still, just trying to find a way to accept the endings if it comes to that.
You are dooming the heritage of those civilizations that came before.
But creating your own path is in essence that you are in control of the decision-making process. It's not taken from you when YOU decide to take the tech instead of burning it all.Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
paxxton wrote...
Then you should take off and destroy your glasses cause they are Reaper tech (they would be considered that in a version of Mass Effect released a 1000 years ago). Do you get it? Destroying the Reapers is not the best way cause you are rejecting the objective benefits of utilizing the technology and knowledge they've accumulated.Dwailing wrote...
You know, I just had a thought. Assuming the Star-Brat IS correct (I know, it's hard, bear with me), then I would STILL choose Destroy since I REALLY want the Reapers dead, and it would solve the Organic/Synthetic "problem." Not that I think it really exists, or that I think the ending is real, but still, just trying to find a way to accept the endings if it comes to that.
You are dooming the heritage of those civilizations that came before.
The only heritage left to gather from the Reapers is Reaper tech...and that has a severily nasty habit of screwing withe mind of anyone close.
So no thanks, I prefer to create my own path through the universe, preferably through alot of molten Reaper debris
Modifié par paxxton, 13 novembre 2012 - 07:06 .
Raistlin Majare 1992 wrote...
paxxton wrote...
Then you should take off and destroy your glasses cause they are Reaper tech (they would be considered that in a version of Mass Effect released a 1000 years ago). Do you get it? Destroying the Reapers is not the best way cause you are rejecting the objective benefits of utilizing the technology and knowledge they've accumulated.Dwailing wrote...
You know, I just had a thought. Assuming the Star-Brat IS correct (I know, it's hard, bear with me), then I would STILL choose Destroy since I REALLY want the Reapers dead, and it would solve the Organic/Synthetic "problem." Not that I think it really exists, or that I think the ending is real, but still, just trying to find a way to accept the endings if it comes to that.
You are dooming the heritage of those civilizations that came before.
The only heritage left to gather from the Reapers is Reaper tech...and that has a severily nasty habit of screwing withe mind of anyone close.
So no thanks, I prefer to create my own path through the universe, preferably through alot of molten Reaper debris

Vibez wrote...
Guys, there's a question I wanted to ask you all. I am most certain that most of you probably stated what I'm going to ask a couple of times at some point throughout all three threads. But as far as I am concerned, there was no moment yet where all of these answers / ideas were in one place.
So the question is:
Q: If IT DLC is to be true, how do you see Bioware managing the transfer between original gameplay and the post endings content?
I have my own ideas, but I am quite curious whats spining around your heads. So?
Modifié par MassEffectFShep, 13 novembre 2012 - 07:10 .
I don't understand the question. lol If it says what I think it says, the gameplay won't change at all. You'll just continue the game from where the original ends.Vibez wrote...
Guys, there's a question I wanted to ask you all. I am most certain that most of you probably stated what I'm going to ask a couple of times at some point throughout all three threads. But as far as I am concerned, there was no moment yet where all of these answers / ideas were in one place.
So the question is:
Q: If IT DLC is to be true, how do you see Bioware managing the transfer between original gameplay and the post endings content?
I have my own ideas, but I am quite curious whats spining around your heads. So?
That's definitely not how proper science is done today.Andromidius wrote...
Control isn't even like using information used by **** scientists gained from torturing people to death. Its like asking the same Scientists to then use that information on you, and hoping they don't pluck your eyesballs out in the process.
Its putting trust in a collective of beings that are by their very nature deceitful and dishonest.
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