Steelcan wrote...
Let's count the species you can exterminate.chemiclord wrote...
J. Reezy wrote...
Why is this even a question?
Because some players roleplayed "their Shepard" as a heartless malevolent sociopath, it would seem.
Rachni(x2)
Krogan
geth
Quarians
(Potentially the Hanar and Drell)
But you never lose any sleep over them...
1. We hold the people responsible for the actions of the government on Earth. Why should the Asari be exempt?ForThessia wrote...
1- Because the Asari officials ran for office with big signs that said "We hide Prothean tech everyone!"Steelcan wrote...
Stupidity- The second the reapers arrived they should have given anything that could help. And its not a few select matriarchs. The asari governemnt is a direct democracy, their governemnt is elected by popular vote, so it actually is the asari's fault. And are you saying its ok for the asari to hide ground-breaking technology and information, but no one else? That leads to...
Hypocrisy- They forbid the hiding of prothean technology, but they are perfectly fine with hiding it for themselves.
Military- The Turians are holding Palaven and they got it worse, Earth is still holding, worse than Thessia, they just can't fight. I don't know why Joker says they should have more commandoes, they are pretty useless.
2- Would you rather them share it with the Krogan?
3- Earth got blasted way faster than Thessia and what makes you think that the Humans and Turians are still fighting but the Asari arent?
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Something tells me you're a paragon player...chemiclord wrote...
J. Reezy wrote...
Why is this even a question?
Because some players roleplayed "their Shepard" as a heartless malevolent sociopath, it would seem.
What you call "character development" I call railroading.string3r wrote...
They wanted Shepard to actually have some character development this time.
I realize thiso Ventus wrote...
ME3 as restricting the player's control over Shepard.
o Ventus wrote...
I wouldn't freak out on somebody if one of my relatives was in the holocaust?
I'm not.o Ventus wrote...
stop acting like a white knight for the asari.
It doesn't matter if he was correct or not. My point was that it was inappropriate and therefore he deserved the reaction that Shepard gave him. Shepard was never completly ours. He had a determined personality that we got to mold.o Ventus wrote...
As cruel as Joker's comment was, he was 100% correct.
The EC ending certainly looked like Thessia was stil fighting........Steelcan wrote...
3. "We've completely lost contact with Thessia, the planet has gone dark" -Tevos
You can talk to Anderson who is still on Earth, Garrus is till getting information from Palaven, they have't been lost yet. Thessia has
In ME1 you could decide between letting an attempted terrorist go, or leaving him in prison. In ME2 you can kill a squadmate and instead recruit her sociopathic murderous daughter.ForThessia wrote...
I realize thiso Ventus wrote...
ME3 as restricting the player's control over Shepard.o Ventus wrote...
I wouldn't freak out on somebody if one of my relatives was in the holocaust?
Neither would II'm not.o Ventus wrote...
stop acting like a white knight for the asari.It doesn't matter if he was correct or not. My point was that it was inappropriate and therefore he deserved the reaction that Shepard gave him. Shepard was never completly ours. He had a determined personality that we got to mold.o Ventus wrote...
As cruel as Joker's comment was, he was 100% correct.
Fighting to the last person doesn't change the tactical situation. Thessia is as good as fully harvested. Just beacuse not every last assari has been killed doesn't change the reality of the situation. Earth and Palaven are still capable of making a difference in the war.ForThessia wrote...
The EC ending certainly looked like Thessia was stil fighting........Steelcan wrote...
3. "We've completely lost contact with Thessia, the planet has gone dark" -Tevos
You can talk to Anderson who is still on Earth, Garrus is till getting information from Palaven, they have't been lost yet. Thessia has
"Do you take pleasure in commiting genocide, Shepard?"ForThessia wrote...
When has Shepard ever thought a race being slaughtered was funny?
string3r wrote...
They wanted Shepard to actually have some character development this time.
I said that you could mold Shepard, those choices are you molding him. Obviously, Bioware decided that Shepard would never make light of millions of deaths, no matter how you molded him. Give me one example where Shepard joked about a massive loss of life like Thessia(or Rannoch since you like using that one.)Steelcan wrote...
In ME1 you could decide between letting an attempted terrorist go, or leaving him in prison. In ME2 you can kill a squadmate and instead recruit her sociopathic murderous daughter.
*le sigh* Did you not see the Asari war ships in the ending scene? Obviously the Asari were helping as well.Steelcan wrote...
Fighting to the last person doesn't change the tactical situation. Thessia is as good as fully harvested. Just beacuse not every last assari has been killed doesn't change the reality of the situation. Earth and Palaven are still capable of making a difference in the war.
Modifié par ForThessia, 14 décembre 2012 - 12:50 .
ForThessia wrote...
It doesn't matter if he was correct or not. My point was that it was inappropriate and therefore he deserved the reaction that Shepard gave him. Shepard was never completly ours. He had a determined personality that we got to mold.
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WHAT PART OF BLUE LESBIAN ALIENS DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND?! D:<spirosz wrote...
It's funny how an Asari finds the key to the war and we end up going to the Asari homeworld to find more "proof".
Why couldn't the Yahg be the key, or Pyjak?
Bioware sure loves dem Asari.
Yeah the ships. Congratulations, if they are as crappy as their infantry we might be better off without them. Adn besides that is their ships, the planet is irrlevent by then.ForThessia wrote...
I said that you could mold Shepard, those choices are you molding him. Obviously, Bioware decided that Shepard would never make light of millions of deaths, no matter how you molded him. Give me one example where Shepard joked about a massive loss of life like Thessia(or Rannoch since you like using that one.)Steelcan wrote...
In ME1 you could decide between letting an attempted terrorist go, or leaving him in prison. In ME2 you can kill a squadmate and instead recruit her sociopathic murderous daughter.*le sigh* Did you not see the Asari war ships in the ending scene? Obviously the Asari were helping as well.Steelcan wrote...
Fighting to the last person doesn't change the tactical situation. Thessia is as good as fully harvested. Just beacuse not every last assari has been killed doesn't change the reality of the situation. Earth and Palaven are still capable of making a difference in the war.
Modifié par Steelcan, 14 décembre 2012 - 12:53 .
Steelcan wrote...
Fighting to the last person doesn't change the tactical situation. Thessia is as good as fully harvested. Just beacuse not every last assari has been killed doesn't change the reality of the situation. Earth and Palaven are still capable of making a difference in the war.ForThessia wrote...
The EC ending certainly looked like Thessia was stil fighting........Steelcan wrote...
3. "We've completely lost contact with Thessia, the planet has gone dark" -Tevos
You can talk to Anderson who is still on Earth, Garrus is till getting information from Palaven, they have't been lost yet. Thessia has
ForThessia wrote...
It doesn't matter if he was correct or not. My point was that it was inappropriate and therefore he deserved the reaction that Shepard gave him. Shepard was never completly ours. He had a determined personality that we got to mold.
J. Reezy wrote...
WHAT PART OF BLUE LESBIAN ALIENS DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND?! D:<spirosz wrote...
It's funny how an Asari finds the key to the war and we end up going to the Asari homeworld to find more "proof".
Why couldn't the Yahg be the key, or Pyjak?
Bioware sure loves dem Asari.
EVERYONE LOVES BLUE LESBIAN ALIENS!
Mr.House wrote...
Because you have always been able to do whatever you want in the series right?Ticonderoga117 wrote...
I wanted to laugh. Instead I got "Be angry" or "Be angry". Mmmm, roleplaying.
spirosz wrote...
J. Reezy wrote...
WHAT PART OF BLUE LESBIAN ALIENS DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND?! D:<spirosz wrote...
It's funny how an Asari finds the key to the war and we end up going to the Asari homeworld to find more "proof".
Why couldn't the Yahg be the key, or Pyjak?
Bioware sure loves dem Asari.
EVERYONE LOVES BLUE LESBIAN ALIENS!
It's funny that most of the people who roleplay FemShep/Liara are male. Just sayin'
Dr_Extrem wrote...
spirosz wrote...
J. Reezy wrote...
WHAT PART OF BLUE LESBIAN ALIENS DO YOU NOT UNDERSTAND?! D:<spirosz wrote...
It's funny how an Asari finds the key to the war and we end up going to the Asari homeworld to find more "proof".
Why couldn't the Yahg be the key, or Pyjak?
Bioware sure loves dem Asari.
EVERYONE LOVES BLUE LESBIAN ALIENS!
It's funny that most of the people who roleplay FemShep/Liara are male. Just sayin'
hey .. why not? .. what is better than one beautiful woman? .. two beautiful women.
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