remydat wrote...
silverexile17s wrote...
1. You mean too scared to wait and die? Because that's what the Reapers would have done to them.
You hate the quarians for not waiting to die, yet applaude the geth for not waiting to die?
2. ME1. Secondary Codex: Non-Council Races: Quarians: Religion.
The geth attacked the quarian's ancestor archives, even though they were completely unassocaited with any form of self-defense.
3. What, do you think all the geth left from Rael's experiments were just disposed of? No, it's MUCH worse.
Xen commendered the Alerei after Shepard cleaered it out. She continued Rael's work behind closed doors, and used the infomation recovered to avoid his "mistakes." The experiments you saw in the Alerei? Likely NOTHING compared to what Xen must have done after taking the ship for herself.
Also, the logs left behind say that Rael networked them to sapiance diliberatly. Since there were at least 30 geth units, and each unit has about 100 programs, witha a prime having about a thousand, there were over 33,000 geth prorgams on the Alerei - more then enough for sapiance. Rael's experiments were on living, thinking, sapiant geth, used as brutally mutilated test subjects. What Rael was doing was nothing short of lobitimizing a living, fully concious person, then autopsing the still-living and convulsing body. In front of all the other geth on the ship. Xen, worse so. And poor Gerrel never even knew what Rael was doing, and was likely in the dark on Xen's share of the work as well.
At least I can understand why the geth on the Alerei would be so cruel to the quarians they encountered, given how Rael treated them.
Wrong. Hackett says that they had to fight through them to get to Earth. The point remains: The Reapers have to "relay swicth" like us. No exceptions.
1. Koris and Tali disagreed with the war so where is the proof an attack from the Reapers was eminent. The game tells me the Geth would 100% be wiped from existence if not for the Reapers. The do not tell me this for the Quarians because there was disagreement with going to war and Tali flat out says Koris was right in opposing the war. The game made Tali say that, not me.
2. Does the codex tell us why they destroyed it. If not, you are just speculating. The Geth are efficient machines. If the structure served no purpose from a miliatary standpoint then it doesn't need to be there. There is nothing malicious in that. I am sure the Quarians had playgrounds too.
3. Silver, experimenting on disabled Geth is vastly different than using a weapon on a FLEET of Geth. And again speculation. The Reapers have no been back in 50,000 years. They could just be exiting a relay because they want to see what's there. Hackett does not say they have to do it just that they did.
1. The Reaper invasion. Wacthing the humans and turians get their asses handed to them. Also, the batarians were getting thrashed at least a week or two before ME3, so that was also a scare. Also, based on the diolouge in ME2, it seems the quarians were more accepting of the Reapers existance. In fact, in Mass Effect: Ascention, an unspicified member of the Admiralty Board was suggetsing
capturing a Reaper, and brainwshing it to be their slave, then send it to enslave the geth, wither willingly by presenting them with a fake "God" to worship, or reprogram them through the Reaper.I'd bet $100 the Admiral that suggested this was Xen. Fortunetly, the movement was shot down. Regardless, it shows that the quarians, at the very least, were treating the Reapers' existance as possible since the end of ME1.
Also, in case you missed this, if the war fails, ALL RACES are harvested. That's not negotible. And to have a chance of fighting that fate, the quarians need a world to secure their future on. After all, having a world has been key for near-every race in the Reaper War.
Also, Tali says that because she alone kenw Legion was sincere in his belief on negotiation. No one else besides Koris believed it would work, or in Xen's case, that it was even an option.
2. WHY would they target something that was basically out of the way? And the Codex spicifically lists them as destroying it
after they drove the quarians off Rannoch.
AFTER they forced the quarians off. So if there were no quarians left, WHY did they need to destory those archives?
3. Those geth WEREN'T disabled. The entire point of the Alerei mission was showing that the geth Rael worked on were "born" by powering them up and creating new processes. It's escentally "birthing" the first new geth by quarian hands since the Morning War. "Birthing" them, and then making silver-white ribbions with their innerds and scrambled gray eggs with their brains. Xen likely tested on larger and larger "newborn" geth as time went on, until she was confident enough to test on independant geth.
Also, the fact that the Reapers had to, and I qoute, "fight through the asari to take Thessia" or "push to take it," is more proof, because the main priority should be taking each species' homeworld, then focusing on the colonies. But because the Relays are all unsealed, they can't close them off ans segregate the races anymore, so they have to slog through every system in their path. That's half the Reason the galaxy was doing as well as it was against the Reapers.
Just face it: This interconnected Relay idea is not true. You have to jump, exit, then make the next jump.
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