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[Lawrence0294]

I swear to god i'll throw my money on my screen if Petrovsky can side with us.

[MisterJB]

Mesina2 wrote...

^There's no source on that, so I don't know.

Yeah, the op of that thread confirmed those were just what he hoped would be War Assets.
Back to despairing. *sigh*

[TurianFrigate]

 Well in this picture you can see Aria strangeling Petrovsky and Shepard on the side.

There might be an option between letting Aria kill her or killing Aria.

[MisterJB]

That's all I want. But Walter likes Aria way too much to let her die.
It would be nice if, for once, Shepard actually stood up to Aria. I'm tired of being her b*tch.

[TurianFrigate]

MisterJB wrote...

That's all I want. But Walter likes Aria way too much to let her die.
It would be nice if, for once, Shepard actually stood up to Aria. I'm tired of being her b*tch.

I don't think Walters likes Aria that much because you can already kill characters like Wrex, Mordin, Legion, Ashley and Kaidan personally.

[Si-Shen]

Didn't one of the dev's a while back point out that Petrovsky was loyal to Cerberus? Meaning he is always going to be looking to kill you. He is a good character, it does not mean he makes a good ally.

[CroGamer002]

MisterJB wrote...

That's all I want. But Walter likes Aria way too much to let her die.
It would be nice if, for once, Shepard actually stood up to Aria. I'm tired of being her b*tch.

It is already confirmed that you can defy Aria in Omega DLC.

That's already lot more then what you can do with Liara, Walter's pet character.

[CroGamer002]

Si-Shen wrote...

Didn't one of the dev's a while back point out that Petrovsky was loyal to Cerberus? Meaning he is always going to be looking to kill you. He is a good character, it does not mean he makes a good ally.

And so was Miranda.

Even more then Oleg, in fact.


And yet, she become a good ally.

[fiendishchicken]

Mesina2 wrote...

Si-Shen wrote...

Didn't one of the dev's a while back point out that Petrovsky was loyal to Cerberus? Meaning he is always going to be looking to kill you. He is a good character, it does not mean he makes a good ally.

And so was Miranda.

Even more then Oleg, in fact.


And yet, she become a good ally.

For me, more than a good ally. An integral member of my team. My second in command. And later she becomes my Shepard's love. 

TIM was a good character, and he was at first a good ally once too.

Modifié par fiendishchicken, 11 novembre 2012 - 04:15 .

[Lawrence0294]

It could be pretty interesting if you could talk to Oleg and he would mention Miranda in some ways. Like maybe being her mentor or something..

[fiendishchicken]

kratos0294 wrote...

It could be pretty interesting if you could talk to Oleg and he would mention Miranda in some ways. Like maybe being her mentor or something..

Oleg strikes me as one of the guys who used to be in the alliance, but grew disillusioned with them and left for Cerberus.

Miranda's mentor was also TIM. I believe that until he went bat**** high off reaper tech, he was grooming her to be his successor.

[Steelcan]

That's a good question, who would have succeeded TIM?

[CroGamer002]

Steelcan wrote...

That's a good question, who would have succeeded TIM?

I don't think there was a official successor put in.

But the best options are either Miranda or Oleg.

[Lawrence0294]

Mesina2 wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

That's a good question, who would have succeeded TIM?

I don't think there was a official successor put in.

But the best options are either Miranda or Oleg.

What about Jacob ?  

[CroGamer002]

kratos0294 wrote...

Mesina2 wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

That's a good question, who would have succeeded TIM?

I don't think there was a official successor put in.

But the best options are either Miranda or Oleg.

What about Jacob ?  

He's a good soldier, squad leader and biotic.

While that's good, that's not enough of qualification for him to be leader of Cerberus.

Plus, he's too much of a moralist.



And I am talking about ME2 Jacob, cause I have no idea who the hell is ME3 Jacob.
Some security guy, I guess.

[fiendishchicken]

kratos0294 wrote...

What about Jacob ?  

[fiendishchicken]

Mesina2 wrote...

kratos0294 wrote...

Mesina2 wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

That's a good question, who would have succeeded TIM?

I don't think there was a official successor put in.

But the best options are either Miranda or Oleg.

What about Jacob ?  

He's a good soldier, squad leader and biotic.

While that's good, that's not enough of qualification for him to be leader of Cerberus.

Plus, he's too much of a moralist.

And I am talking about ME2 Jacob, cause I have no idea who the hell is ME3 Jacob.
Some security guy, I guess.

Miranda would have been perfect, but I think TIM started getting a little bit too brutal towards the end. She realizes this, which is why she leaves them. She quits on the CB with me.

[CroGamer002]

^Yeah.


Even Miranda seen that what's in Collector base doesn't' worth to keep.

[crimzontearz]

at the risk of sounding petty. I hope you, OP, will feel as hurt a d as let down by the handling of Omega as some of us feel by the way Bioware handled the destroy ending and the "speculation" BS.....

maybe then you will have a different outlook on us

[CroGamer002]

^wut?

[MisterJB]

crimzontearz wrote...

at the risk of sounding petty. I hope you, OP, will feel as hurt a d as let down by the handling of Omega as some of us feel by the way Bioware handled the destroy ending and the "speculation" BS.....

maybe then you will have a different outlook on us

And how exactly was it that Bioware handled the Destroy ending? Was it denied to you? I don't believe so.
Because that is what we are talking about here.

[MisterJB]

kratos0294 wrote...

Mesina2 wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

That's a good question, who would have succeeded TIM?

I don't think there was a official successor put in.

But the best options are either Miranda or Oleg.

What about Jacob ?  

Jacob is a pizza delivery boy.
Sure, he might be a good pizza delivery boy and sometimes you need a pizza delivered but he's just not CEO material.

[crimzontearz]

MisterJB wrote...

crimzontearz wrote...

at the risk of sounding petty. I hope you, OP, will feel as hurt a d as let down by the handling of Omega as some of us feel by the way Bioware handled the destroy ending and the "speculation" BS.....

maybe then you will have a different outlook on us

And how exactly was it that Bioware handled the Destroy ending? Was it denied to you? I don't believe so.
Because that is what we are talking about here.

"yeah for all you know that could be Shepard's last breath, we do not want to tell you or show you anymore, go ahead and speculate/headcanon"


 
That is how it was handled


Edit..to specify, it was handled in an insanely unsatisfactory way, regardless of why, but in general the drones dismiss that hence my wish

Modifié par crimzontearz, 11 novembre 2012 - 04:57 .

[MisterJB]

crimzontearz wrote...
"yeah for all you know that could be Shepard's last breath, we do not want to tell you or show you anymore, go ahead and speculate/headcanon"

That is how it was handled

And how is that related to this topic? We are complaining about the absence of meaningfull choices in the Omega DLC; chief amongst them, the ability to side with Petrovsky who we might respect over Aria; and the possibility of character mutilation of said General.
You could choose Destroy. We can't choose what we want.

[crimzontearz]

Sorry I edited....