byne wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
byne wrote...
BansheeOwnage wrote...
ME3 Legion never even hesitated to make the ultimate sacrifice. No doubt for me there.
ME3 Legion had the choice of letting the geth get wiped out or installing Reaper code into all the geth.
He chose to use Reaper tech.
Thats why I'm not so sure about him.
I think the endgame situation is much different. Legion is Geth, so there isn't really a moral issue with forcing the upgrades on them because it isn't really forced. The endgame situation is forcing it on everyone, and I doubt Legion would trust the catalyst. He is rather intelligent, and would point out the many flaws in the kid's reasoning. There are more reasons than that.
Its not about forcing it, its about the fact that ME2 Legion said the majority of the Geth didnt follow Sovereign because they didnt want to just accept the Reapers' solution, they wanted to find their own way.
In ME3, Legion accepts the Reaper code instead of having the geth find their own way to sentience.
Well one could argue that because of the war, you have to make an emergency decision to use the Reaper code or be either detroyed by the Quarians or, even if they stopped killing them, simply being hacked by the Reapers again. the Code could possibly give them the means to preventing this while also making them capable of fighting the Reapers. Imo Legion wanted to fight the Reapers, and it wanted to protect its people as well. Using the Reaper code may have been a means to fight the Reapers.
Then again Legion also said that he found the Reaper's improvements "beautiful." So perhaps it didn't think true intelligence without a network was possible until now, hence why they were building a megastructure for all Geth until the Quarians almost completely destroyed it. Perhaps Legion just saw this as "new data."
just speculations on my part...now to see if anyone actually responds.