Point is, they're there. I'm a pretty consistent Quarian defender on these boards, but even though I disagree with some of it, the in-game dialogue calling them out for some of the crap they pull in ME3 very much needed to be there. All I'm saying is, the opportunity to criticize should have been across the board. As-is, the Asari get a free pass.Xilizhra wrote...
Vido would never have the resources to attack Earth (Never said anything about Earth - he could try to assassinate Shepard on the Citadel or something; he has means and motive, just needs opportunity), yes (I find it unrealistic), it's unsaid so I assume you want me to kill them all for being there (no - just noting that it wouldn't be as simple as "they broke up"), the heretics were voluntary and not indoctrinated (Legion made it sound like they were "shackled" after signing up, with a base process changed to alter their logic - unless he was just talking about what the heretic virus would do to the true geth; can't remember), and the Breeder is a suboptimal temporary solution because the original queen is no longer around; keeping the original queen around for longer would be ultimately a better choice in the long term for the Reapers, at least if Shepard hadn't discovered that (not sure where you're getting this from, but OK).Shepard tried to kill Vido, guess he's big on forgiveness.
For two years?
All those mercs out of work, leaderless... whatever would they go on to do?
The Heretics weren't, after they volunteered.
Doesn't stop them from making an indoctrinated queen clone - and as I mentioned before, Bioware flips the dialogue choices in that case to keep paragon players (in most cases, non-imports) from screwing up.And I'm not overfond of those either.A pure Paragon would say that - it's actually a pretty narrow perspective. Shepard can chew out Victus after his own kid dies. You can chew out the Turians, Krogan, Salarians, Quarians, Geth, Rachi Queen - why do the Asari get a pass, especially in light of what they hid? The issue here is roleplaying freedom, not whether you, personally, would choose to do it.
Cerberus or no, they'd have had better luck if they hadn't waited until they were under seige from the Reapers to hand it over.Tevos doesn't seem to have even known about it until right before she told you. And it's too much of a coincidence that Cerberus was there on Thessia at the same time that Shepard was; I wouldn't be at all surprised that they went to Thessia based on Shepard going there, and it wouldn't have mattered when the matriarchs said so, Cerberus would have been there.Look at it this way: the final battle for Earth, and all casualties incurred therein, would never have happened if the matriarchs hadn't sat on that beacon for so long. Hell yes I want to question it, just like I wanted to question the Reaper code after Legion gave that whole song and dance about self-determination and rejecting Reaper tech.
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