MR_PN wrote...
okay after reading all your choices i gotta say your a dick... sorry not trying to be rude or anything just saying
Heh, I'd say all my choices made sense. Wars aren't won by nice people
MR_PN wrote...
okay after reading all your choices i gotta say your a dick... sorry not trying to be rude or anything just saying
sorry maybe i should rephrase that.. you used your head above your heart... i think this is the wrong way to go especially since its wargreengroove wrote...
MR_PN wrote...
okay after reading all your choices i gotta say your a dick... sorry not trying to be rude or anything just saying
Heh, I'd say all my choices made sense. Wars aren't won by nice people
MR_PN wrote...
sorry maybe i should rephrase that.. you used your head above your heart... i think this is the wrong way to go especially since its wargreengroove wrote...
MR_PN wrote...
okay after reading all your choices i gotta say your a dick... sorry not trying to be rude or anything just saying
Heh, I'd say all my choices made sense. Wars aren't won by nice people
Modifié par DeinonSlayer, 18 décembre 2012 - 08:20 .
greengroove wrote...
SpamBot2000 wrote...
So OP, did you happen to play the Wii U version?
Nope. What makes you think that?
this is a bad example id say kill them all since its voluntarily but say... civil war grants strategy was to use numbers alone just throw in troops to be mowed down.. and this is wrong victory is not who wins the battle but who saves the mostDeinonSlayer wrote...
MR_PN wrote...
sorry maybe i should rephrase that.. you used your head above your heart... i think this is the wrong way to go especially since its wargreengroove wrote...
MR_PN wrote...
okay after reading all your choices i gotta say your a dick... sorry not trying to be rude or anything just saying
Heh, I'd say all my choices made sense. Wars aren't won by nice people
How exactly do you think war works? In Mogadishu, during the Black Hawk Down incident, there were gunmen lying belly-down in the street shooting at US Army Rangers with civilians voluntarily sitting on their backs as human shields. No choice. The Rangers had to shoot back.
It's an ugly, ugly business. In real life, holding back out of sentimentality can get people killed. You can't Paragon your way out of everything.
omg i love your sigGalbrant wrote...
Cured the Genophage
Save Kaiden
Made peace between the Quarians and Geth though I agree with you on this matter OP I might just change my mind.
Don't have a PC so can't get a real ending like MEHEM so,,,, refuse. Thanks Bioware Mass Effect 3 is a great place to start if you don't give a rats ass about a coherent story line.
That would be an example of using neither your heart nor your head. The technology of war changed, and it took a while for the generals to wrap their heads around the idea that tactics needed to adapt with the times. The old rules no longer applied. Sort of like how our approach in Iraq had to change to counter an insurgency.MR_PN wrote...
this is a bad example id say kill them all since its voluntarily but say... civil war grants strategy was to use numbers alone just throw in troops to be mowed down.. and this is wrong victory is not who wins the battle but who saves the mostDeinonSlayer wrote...
How exactly do you think war works? In Mogadishu, during the Black Hawk Down incident, there were gunmen lying belly-down in the street shooting at US Army Rangers with civilians voluntarily sitting on their backs as human shields. No choice. The Rangers had to shoot back.
It's an ugly, ugly business. In real life, holding back out of sentimentality can get people killed. You can't Paragon your way out of everything.
Modifié par DeinonSlayer, 18 décembre 2012 - 08:48 .
iakus wrote...
Cured the genophage (with Wrex +Eve)
Talked down Ash (was my LI)
Made peace
MEHEM
back on topic.. you would kill the geth instead of giving them life? reaper tech or not they deserve life aside from taking the reapers deal when the quarians attacked (which theyre forced to do) theyve never done anything wrongDeinonSlayer wrote...
That would be an example of using neither your heart nor your head. The technology of war changed, and it took a while for the generals to wrap their heads around the idea that tactics needed to adapt with the times. The old rules no longer applied. Sort of like how our approach in Iraq had to change to counter an insurgency.MR_PN wrote...
this is a bad example id say kill them all since its voluntarily but say... civil war grants strategy was to use numbers alone just throw in troops to be mowed down.. and this is wrong victory is not who wins the battle but who saves the mostDeinonSlayer wrote...
How exactly do you think war works? In Mogadishu, during the Black Hawk Down incident, there were gunmen lying belly-down in the street shooting at US Army Rangers with civilians voluntarily sitting on their backs as human shields. No choice. The Rangers had to shoot back.
It's an ugly, ugly business. In real life, holding back out of sentimentality can get people killed. You can't Paragon your way out of everything.
DeinonSlayer wrote...
That would be an example of using neither your heart nor your head. The technology of war changed, and it took a while for the generals to wrap their heads around the idea that tactics needed to adapt with the times. The old rules no longer applied. Sort of like how our approach in Iraq had to change to counter an insurgency.
And I'm sorry. Your definition of victory is just plain wrong. The Soviets lost around 15% of their population in WW2. They treated their soldiers like cannon fodder. But you can't deny that they beat Germany.
Modifié par DeinonSlayer, 18 décembre 2012 - 09:23 .
The Geth VI gives you no choice. It will only help you if you let it kill the Quarians, and it is completely remorseless about doing so. Even if I did trust the Geth (who, let me remind you, sided with the Reapers and lie to you multiple times), after what happened with the IFF, I'd trust that Reaper code about as far as I can throw Heretic Station. And I call bull**** on that last point. They systematically exterminated over 99% of the Quarian population in the span of a year. Given the attitude of the VI (Legion's perspective didn't exist two years ago), this behavior comes as absolutely no surprise to me. It's pretty naive to accept everything they tell you in the server mission as both fact, and the COMPLETE truth - they have a vested interest in getting Shepard's sympathy, and they're in control of EVERYTHING Shepard sees in there.MR_PN wrote...
back on topic.. you would kill the geth instead of giving them life? reaper tech or not they deserve life aside from taking the reapers deal when the quarians attacked (which theyre forced to do) theyve never done anything wrongDeinonSlayer wrote...
That would be an example of using neither your heart nor your head. The technology of war changed, and it took a while for the generals to wrap their heads around the idea that tactics needed to adapt with the times. The old rules no longer applied. Sort of like how our approach in Iraq had to change to counter an insurgency.
Modifié par DeinonSlayer, 18 décembre 2012 - 09:32 .
the vi sounds bad i always have legion so i wouldn't know... but the geth were slaves and were attacked first. and they protected quarians with there lives during the martial law and if they wanted to exterminate the quarians they couldve chased them and done that. but they didnt they stayed and made graves/memorials or something for the ones they killedDeinonSlayer wrote...
The Geth VI gives you no choice. It will only help you if you let it kill the Quarians, and it is completely remorseless about doing so. Even if I did trust the Geth (who, let me remind you, sided with the Reapers and lie to you multiple times), after what happened with the IFF, I'd trust that Reaper code about as far as I can throw Heretic Station. And I call bull**** on that last point. They systematically exterminated over 99% of the Quarian population in the span of a year. Given the attitude of the VI (Legion's perspective didn't exist two years ago), this behavior comes as absolutely no surprise to me.MR_PN wrote...
back on topic.. you would kill the geth instead of giving them life? reaper tech or not they deserve life aside from taking the reapers deal when the quarians attacked (which theyre forced to do) theyve never done anything wrongDeinonSlayer wrote...
That would be an example of using neither your heart nor your head. The technology of war changed, and it took a while for the generals to wrap their heads around the idea that tactics needed to adapt with the times. The old rules no longer applied. Sort of like how our approach in Iraq had to change to counter an insurgency.
Yes, the "it's not genocide if I let a handful live" argument. I really hate to Godwin this topic, but Hitler "pardoned" his Jewish family doctor.MR_PN wrote...
the vi sounds bad i always have legion so i wouldn't know... but the geth were slaves and were attacked first. and they protected quarians with there lives during the martial law and if they wanted to exterminate the quarians they couldve chased them and done that. but they didnt they stayed and made graves/memorials or something for the ones they killedDeinonSlayer wrote...
The Geth VI gives you no choice. It will only help you if you let it kill the Quarians, and it is completely remorseless about doing so. Even if I did trust the Geth (who, let me remind you, sided with the Reapers and lie to you multiple times), after what happened with the IFF, I'd trust that Reaper code about as far as I can throw Heretic Station. And I call bull**** on that last point. They systematically exterminated over 99% of the Quarian population in the span of a year. Given the attitude of the VI (Legion's perspective didn't exist two years ago), this behavior comes as absolutely no surprise to me.
Modifié par DeinonSlayer, 18 décembre 2012 - 09:59 .
The Night Mammoth wrote...
Most of the time I just eject the disc when Anderson dies.
actually i may side with the quarians if i had vi he sounds like a complete dbag.. but i love legion and he believes the geth can and will atone and everyone deserves that chanceDeinonSlayer wrote...
Yes, the "it's not genocide if I let a handful live" argument. I really hate to Godwin this topic, but Hitler "pardoned" his Jewish family doctor.MR_PN wrote...
the vi sounds bad i always have legion so i wouldn't know... but the geth were slaves and were attacked first. and they protected quarians with there lives during the martial law and if they wanted to exterminate the quarians they couldve chased them and done that. but they didnt they stayed and made graves/memorials or something for the ones they killedDeinonSlayer wrote...
The Geth VI gives you no choice. It will only help you if you let it kill the Quarians, and it is completely remorseless about doing so. Even if I did trust the Geth (who, let me remind you, sided with the Reapers and lie to you multiple times), after what happened with the IFF, I'd trust that Reaper code about as far as I can throw Heretic Station. And I call bull**** on that last point. They systematically exterminated over 99% of the Quarian population in the span of a year. Given the attitude of the VI (Legion's perspective didn't exist two years ago), this behavior comes as absolutely no surprise to me.
The Geth are not innocent, and Legion is the first to say so (both in ME2 and ME3). At some point in the war (when the majority of public opinion shifted against the Geth, if Legion's wording is any indication) the Geth ceased to discriminate who they targeted - they used enough chemical weapons to make a three-hundred year ecological restoration effort necessary. Against a population composed mostly of civilians, this is not an act of self-defense. With Legion's perspective mixed in, the Geth are eager to atone for killing so many. The VI's geth are eager to finish the job.
Recall the part where EDI "chooses to be a good person," which catches Joker off-guard. This is essentially what happens if Legion returns to the Geth Collective. The Geth are immortal, with the blood of billions on their hands. Legion, I view as a reformed killer. The VI is an unrepentant one (it doesn't "honor" or even acknowledge the Quarians who died defending Geth in its own footage). I want to see the Geth acknowledge what they did, and act to redeem themselves. But ignoring all uncertainties around the trustworthiness of the Reaper code itself, if I can't make peace, I'll side with the Quarians every single time.MR_PN wrote...
actually i may side with the quarians if i had vi he sounds like a complete dbag.. but i love legion and he believes the geth can and will atone and everyone deserves that chanceDeinonSlayer wrote...
Yes, the "it's not genocide if I let a handful live" argument. I really hate to Godwin this topic, but Hitler "pardoned" his Jewish family doctor.
The Geth are not innocent, and Legion is the first to say so (both in ME2 and ME3). At some point in the war (when the majority of public opinion shifted against the Geth, if Legion's wording is any indication) the Geth ceased to discriminate who they targeted - they used enough chemical weapons to make a three-hundred year ecological restoration effort necessary. Against a population composed mostly of civilians, this is not an act of self-defense. With Legion's perspective mixed in, the Geth are eager to atone for killing so many. The VI's geth are eager to finish the job.
They don't exist in my canon. I didn't blow up the Alpha Relay either.Jade8aby88 wrote...
Destroy used to be the best imo.
But now that we know the Leviathans are still around. It's pretty much a certainty that it will all happen again.