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Artifex_Imperius wrote...

geth understand that they're creators have a few "lose nuts and bolts". so the geth could easily sum it up that the ball is on their court.

geth can live anywhere but quarians can't? or rannoch means much to quarians, maybe?

maybe out of respect for their creators geth should just leave rannoch. find a planet far far away. with more resource maybe?

can't understand why they'd stick to rannoch, or is this some ultimate trolling by the geth?
rannoch is probably mined out anyway?


Rannoch is their homeworld too you know. The Quarians started the fight, the Geth were the defenders. Why should they flee their own homeworld? By then it also houses a lot of their main hardware and structures aswell. They have a vested interest in the planet.

They do respect their creators, but the creators that truly respected them in return were killed off by the militant Quarians, who were (rightly so imho) exiled from their homeworld. Even now you have people like Xen who treat them like property or lifeless machines.

Centuries of propaganda have prevented future Quarian generations from seeing the truth. Only now, with Legion being the catalyst for change, have they started seeing the error of their ways. This is why it's possible for the Geth and Quarians to finally make peace in ME3.

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Peace is impossible.

The avatar of altruism, the Catalyst, perpetrator of 20,000 galactic genocides, took time out of his busy day directing the horrific ethnic cleansing of billions of different lifeforms throughout the galaxy to let me know.

Clearly the Geth are just biding their time to strike.

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NO THEY DIDN'T. You STILL don't get it. They didn't give the geth any more capabilities then the rest of the galaxy did with the V.I.s in guns.  The quarians did NOTHING different in terms of programming the geth in comparison to the rest of the galaxy. The did NOT give the geth any speical A.I. tech. The geth [i]developed it THEMSELVES. What part of that aren't you getting? How many times must one say " the quarians had absolutly NOTHING to do with the geth's rise to sentiance" before it sticks?


Silver, do you not see the huge problem with this statement?  V.I.s don't develop anything themselves.  Non-sentient objects don't create new stuff in that fashion.

For them to develop anything, they'd already *have* to be at least a primitive AI. 

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Cyrax86, the Fan Creations Forums are here; http://social.biowar...egory/368/index

You'll find people willing to RP with you there.

 
This shows how little you know about the Geth/Quarian conflict. 
Family Q = Quarians 
appliances = Geth  
P.G = Council / Citadel 
Family H = Shep / Alliance / Human 
super toaster = Sov./ Reapers 
Space Batman = Garrus 
Totally Awesome Love Interest = Tali 


  All of this was explained in game at one point or another. This is exactly what happened, minus a few details to keep the story focused on Geth/ Quarian conflict, and to keep it short. I also left out the fact that the appliances nearly bombed(Chemical weapons) Family Qs home to where it was almost unusable. If i were to continue the story, the appliances become much worse, while Family Q continue to be punished by everyone for the crimes their great grandparents committed.

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Yeah, you should probably really expand on that first paragraph. Calling the Geth gaining sentience "Appliances getting smarter" whitewashes the entire core problem to the extent it's completely irrelevant.

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@ Phatose

He clearly didn't pay attention in ME, he didn't understand it when i wrote it, and i over simplified it to a point were a child could understand it, there is no point if he refuses facts for his own head canon. Quarians continue to pay for the mistake of their ancestors, while the Geth continue to commit mistakes / crimes and yet they (Geth supporters) decide to look the other way and excuse their mistakes/crimes.

White washing, is what Geth supporters are doing. Excusing Geth mistakes, denying facts, or shifting blame towards the Quarians.

(Example) Geth Consensus mission), A Quarian killed another Quarian that was protecting a Geth, their conclusion is Quarians are evil warmongers, instead of, not every Quarian was against the Geth, some Quarians were protecting the Geth and even though Quarians were protecting Geth, Geth decided to kill billions of Quarians who were not a threat to them.

You can actually point out the hypocrisy and double standards in their posts. (Geth supporters)

Modifié par Cyrax86, 08 juin 2013 - 04:10 .


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silverexile17s wrote...

CynicalShep wrote...

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@ exile: I though I was quite polite but I guess that's a matter of perspective. Regardless, you keep going back to the same point: Geth were made as tools. Yes, they were but they were also constantly being upgraded to work more efficiently and require less assistance. Somewhere along the way quarians crossed a line they shouldn't have crossed. I don't upgrade my toaster to cook and do the laundry for me. My toaster also never asked if it had a soul - all it does is , well, toast. If you keep upgrading a VI consistently there is only one direction this can go to. They never stopped. "Let's make more of them and make them smarter. What could possibly go wrong?"

But AGAIN, that's diffinitively wrong as stated by Legion himself. Legion actually states in your third conversation with him during ME2  that the quarians did not tinker on them enough, and that they left the geth to their own mechinations. Far more then was good for them it seems.
Legion says that the geth's own self-optimization capability was what led to their sentiance, NOT anything the quarians did. The quarians did NOT cross that line, and Legion himslef vouches for the fact that the geth themselves caused their own  awakening into sentiance.
So, NO, that is an incorrect analogy, since the quarians were not the ones responcible for the geth's upgrades. The geth did that themselves. The quarians actually didn't give them enough hands on time, as they would have noticed them becoming sentiant much sooner had that been the case.


Right. Quarians made the Geth and gave them the ability to self-optimise and upgrade (learn). Tali says as much in the first ME. She is also the one who says that they made seamless, little upgrades and kept building more and more of them. Replay the first ME and talk to her or just look it up on youtube. Then, when Geth started questioning their existence (when they exibited signs of sentience) - Quarians tried to shut them down. They failed, war broke out and Quarians lost. Geth, being the new, unexperienced race that they are couldn't reach a consensus on what exterminating a whole race would mean and let the remaining Quarians flee. How were Quarians not responsible for Geth's upgrades, I don't really understand your reasoning.

NO THEY DIDN'T. You STILL don't get it. They didn't give the geth any more capabilities then the rest of the galaxy did with the V.I.s in guns.  The quarians did NOTHING different in terms of programming the geth in comparison to the rest of the galaxy. The did NOT give the geth any speical A.I. tech. The geth developed it THEMSELVES. What part of that aren't you getting? How many times must one say " the quarians had absolutly NOTHING to do with the geth's rise to sentiance" before it sticks?

The way the geth were created is absolutly no different then the self-optimizing software used in all guns in the Mass Effect Universe. They even have the same internetworking abilaty to share combat data and corrilate hit-to-kill ratio for the squad. Garrus even optimized a link-up between the V.I. in his Visor with the ones in his weapons. ALSO, Tali's statements are completely contridicted by Legion, who says the geth's improvments were made by themselves, for themselves, UNAWARE to the quarians. And since Legion was made from programs that likely were ACTUALLY THERE during the MW, guess who's word has more weight?  Sorry, but according to Legion himself, and the geth recordings he shows you, you are diffinitively wrong. Unless you are accusing Legion of being a pathological lier?
Besides, IDK if you realized this, but those "upgrades?"
Those were giving the geth physical bodies AT ALL. In the very first recording, we learn that the geth were formally a group of disembodied V.I. networks. The "upgrades" were a physical platform for them to live in. NOTHING ELSE. The geth were left to their own mechinations. The quarians DIDN'T  micromanage them, because if they had, the geth would never have become sentiant in the first place - they would have noticed the changes had they been operating on them 24/7.

My reasoning is that the quarians DID NOT upgrade the geth at ALL. They did the upgrading themselves, as stated by Legion hismelf. So unless you want to call Legion a complete lier, you are worng - the quarians had NOTHING to do with the geth becoming sentiant.
Also, AGAIN, they let the quarians live because of a failure to reach consensis on the mathmatical ramafacations of genocide. NOT a moral or emotional impact. Legion states too, that in the geth servers. Legion himself seems to be yoy biggest opposition.


For Christ's sake, pal. You need to develop some people skills. I "get" what you're saying, I just don't agree with you (the nerve!!1). Writing with bold, italic or underlined font won't make you more convincing. Implying I'm stupid or using CAPS - even moreso. If anything, it makes it look like a rant. First - you dismiss whatever evidence isn't convenient to you. In our first "talks" you dismissed Legion's words because he is looking for sympathy and was proven to lie at least once (remember the talk about the "sympathy stick"?). Now you dismiss Tali's talk about the Geth and the war because she wasn't there. Next you'll say that Quarians didn't even make the Geth but they came from dark space shooting lazors at Quarian children. Self optimising software from guns doesn't ask if it has a soul. It isn't networked like all the Geth and it can't do more than shoot (albeit allegedly accurately). It wasn't allowed to share data using an advanced neural network. 
Also, I never implied that Geth's decision to spare the fleeing Quarians had anything to do with emotion. You might want to re-read that part (or all the other parts). Geth are mathematics. They never encountered a similar situation and thus couldn't reach a consensus. They didn't "feel bad" for the Quarians, they just didn't know what to do.

Watch this, from ME1. It's the most we've learned about Geth creation and the Geth War. 

Modifié par CynicalShep, 08 juin 2013 - 06:33 .


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Phatose wrote...

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NO THEY DIDN'T. You STILL don't get it. They didn't give the geth any more capabilities then the rest of the galaxy did with the V.I.s in guns.  The quarians did NOTHING different in terms of programming the geth in comparison to the rest of the galaxy. The did NOT give the geth any speical A.I. tech. The geth [i]developed it THEMSELVES. What part of that aren't you getting? How many times must one say " the quarians had absolutly NOTHING to do with the geth's rise to sentiance" before it sticks?


Silver, do you not see the huge problem with this statement?  V.I.s don't develop anything themselves.  Non-sentient objects don't create new stuff in that fashion.

For them to develop anything, they'd already *have* to be at least a primitive AI. 

Modern V.I.s are inhibited with multiple safeguards. They are constantly checked by the user. The quarians did NOT do this, The problem with the quarians is that they did not tinker ENOUGH with the geth's programming, limitations, and capabilities.

So NO, again wrong. The geth are not any more intelligent then a commercial V.I. in their base form. Only when they interlink do they become greater. Legion himself states this, as does the Codex and Tali.

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The Quarians continue to pay for the mistakes of their ancestors, hmm? Oh, right, so I hallucinated that mission in ME2 where Tali's father was reassembling Geth specifically for the purpose of using them in live fire weapon tests. Or the mission before that, where Tali herself lead a mission to attack a Geth planet and steal information. Or that, y'know, entire arc in ME3 where the Quarians were trying once again to completely exterminate the Geth?

Paying for their ancestor's mistakes?
No. They are repeating them.

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silverexile17s wrote...

Phatose wrote...

silverexile17s wrote...

NO THEY DIDN'T. You STILL don't get it. They didn't give the geth any more capabilities then the rest of the galaxy did with the V.I.s in guns.  The quarians did NOTHING different in terms of programming the geth in comparison to the rest of the galaxy. The did NOT give the geth any speical A.I. tech. The geth [i]developed it THEMSELVES. What part of that aren't you getting? How many times must one say " the quarians had absolutly NOTHING to do with the geth's rise to sentiance" before it sticks?


Silver, do you not see the huge problem with this statement?  V.I.s don't develop anything themselves.  Non-sentient objects don't create new stuff in that fashion.

For them to develop anything, they'd already *have* to be at least a primitive AI. 

Modern V.I.s are inhibited with multiple safeguards. They are constantly checked by the user. The quarians did NOT do this, The problem with the quarians is that they did not tinker ENOUGH with the geth's programming, limitations, and capabilities.

So NO, again wrong. The geth are not any more intelligent then a commercial V.I. in their base form. Only when they interlink do they become greater. Legion himself states this, as does the Codex and Tali.


Why, exactly, were they allowed to interlink in that fashion?  If I'm not mistaken, this is explicitly stated.

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so everyone who has a differing view on what a parent/child relationship is from you is wrong? Interesting.

Just
because they are battle-ready doesn't mean they are lunatics who'll
kill everyone whio looks at them wrong. Just look at the Rannoch arc;
the geth stopped firing and weren't attack, the ****** quarians
wouldn't stop their attack. The quarians in this ready are more  'battle
ready and capable' in this regard as they obviously ignore the fact the
geth are open to peace yet the quarians are too stupid to get it a
chance.  Also, the geth aren't guns. They don't learn, they don't think,
they don't debate, so stop using that comparison, it's incorrect.
The instant a gun starts asking me about the meaning of life is the
instant it stops being a gun and becomes a person, a living thing with a
mind. Not alive in organic sense, but alive in spirital sense which I
think you are confused by.


Geth don't chill on their own,
they are a hive mind. They don't like being alone so they are AIs, not
VI. sorry, but that isn't a valid complaint despite you harping on about
it. Tali is biased against the geth, I'm more inclined to listen to
Legion. Even the damn Primes are more reasonable than Tali like this. 

Never
played Citadel and never will. And good, the geth should defend
themselves from a galaxy who will kill them without hesistation for just
what they are. They learned that first from the quarians over-the-top
reactions and then the rest of the galaxy. And you question why the geth
are so battle-worthy? Because it's obvious other species won't
hesistate to kill them. If I knew my neighbours would try and kill me if
I went outside I sure as hell would carry a gun and wear body armour
whenever i left the house and would assume anyone who approached me was
hostile if i had been shot at instantly for the last three years by
everyone.

Oh yeah? Try questioning Legion about Shepard's armour
he's wearing. No emotions my butt. They may not function like human
ones, but they certainly do odd things. Heck, even the heretics worship,
which is a organic mindset, wanting to find out your purpose. That was
the heretics reasons; because they thought Soveriegn was a god, which is
why they followed him, not because of 'tech' as you put it. They
worshipped him, which 'logical cold machines' wouldn't do, as it would
be odd and illogical. You dragged Citadel into this and apparently it
shows the council killing organics; even more proof the geth were aware
of the current mindset of the galaxy, not to mention the fact their
minders and creators tried to kill them as well.

If I had been
attacked by other people then saw others killing more of my kind, I sure
as hell wouldn't be rolling out the welcome wagon. I wouldn't let them
near me, which is what the geth are doing in terms of survival and their
'hostile' actions. Geth are only hostile when people cross into their
land; if you leave them alone, they leave you alone. Not the typical
reaction of a 'war mongering machine race' is it? They didn't see
everyone as useless, they just wanted to be left alone. They only
attacked people who crossed into their land. They still let the quarians
leave. The quarians wouldn't have been so kind to the geth if they had
won the war.

The organics most likely wouldn't have believed the
true geth anyway; also they sent legion to investigate and contact
shepard, so that "they sat and did crap all" argument doesn't hold water
as they did do something. And what would you do? Oh a group of people
disagree so lets kill them all right now? The geth let the heretics
leave; they didn't kill them purely because they had different views.
With organics, we kill each other over different views all the time, so
we can't boast. Even quarians killed each other over disagreements.

The
quarians actions didn't help; they did utterly nothing in the past 3
centuries to help themselves, instead they drifted around complaining.
They could have mimicked virus attacks on their systems to strengthen
it; they did not. They could have colonised a world with permission;
they did not. I have no sympathy for people who seem to think dooming
your population due to pride and stupidity is a good thing.

And yes, have you watched Terminator recently? You should try the Sarah Connor Chronicles.

WRONG. I'm saying that YOU have the wrong interpertation of the quarians and geth - according to LEGION HIMSELF. THAT is
the truly interesting fact - you try to defend them without
comprehending their relationship as NOT that of parent and child, but as
builder and tool. Your deifination is directly contridicted by Legion's own discription of what the geth were to the quarians. I am telling you that you are wrong by LEGION'S standards. Think about THAT. I garuntee you will find THAT "interesting."

The point is that with the flip of a single switch, they CAN become exactally that - killing machines that can't stop. And you think them having the abilaty to flip that switch themselves, when they DON'T have restraining morals or emotions, is safe? It's
a loaded gun to the head of everyone on the planet. No sane or rational
person would take such a gamble with their entire family. Also, IFY,
the battle transcript in the Codex says the quarians stood down first, not the geth. It says the geth broke off AFTER the quarians did. Think about that too.
Also,
AGAIN, you assume that the first thing people are going to assume of
the walking killing machine is that it's not going to kill, when it's
not following any safety measures, has nothing it wants or needs from
you, and has no emotions or morals to reason or empathise with. That's
NOT a safe bet. It's a literal coin toss to which way it will go, and
with your family potentally on the line, how willing are you to make
that risk? Can you look your family in the eye and say that you consider
their lives worth betting on said coin toss?
You aren't even trying
to comprehend the situation the quarians were in, or the fear they felt
that their weapons could rise up and kill them without any provocation
or warning. Try living with that thought of that threat 24/7 and
THEN see if you're still so high and mighty to others that would rather
try the safe alternitive. You can't begruge the quarians actions any
more then you can begrudge Shepard for destroying the Alpha Relay.

Um... WRONG. Remember in ME1 where Tali says that "Hive Mind" is EXACTALLY THE WRONG WORD TO DESCRIBE THEM?
A hive mind is a group that all has the same thoughts. Geth are EXPLISITLY NOT this way - they are a group of individuals
interlinked together. Legion corrilates this as well - "we are many
pairs of eyes looking at the same thing. One will see something the
other does not, and make different conclusions." The geth all interpert
and disceminate data DIFFERENTLY. Legion himslef proves this with how he
was in private contact with Tali before the Rannoch war in defiance of the other geth.
And
in the Codex entry in ME2 - Geth: Culture, it AGAIN states that the
geth are "more individulistic then ever sucpected," as it explisitly
points out that if the geth were a hive mind, there would never have
been a Heretic Split - they would either of all joined Sovergien, or all
refused. They would NOT have been a division had they been a hive mind.
This alone again proves that you have no comprehension of the geth.
Also, FIY, LEGION is
the one that says that all geth are nothing more then internetworked
V.I.s. He straight-up tells you this in ME2. What Tali said is
DIRECTLY CORRLATED by Legion himself, so HOW is it "not reasonable" when
BOTH of them say it?

Um.... those WEREN'T the geth killed in
the Citadel DLC. They were a completely seperate group of A.I.s. Also
this event was never public knwoledge, so the geth weren't aware of
Council prejudice to them. Also, this sheds some intresting light on the
fact that you apperantly haven't seen all the information in the game,
and are thus lacking in knowledge of lore (which makes sense based on
how you didn't know the geth weren't a hive mind when Legion, Tali, and
the Codex all stated they are not a hive mind in the least.). I'll
assume you didn't read the books either, and too bad as well because
they expand quite a bit on the lore of the Morning War and the quarians.
Also, the geth were NOT killed for "being synthetics." They were killed
because they were an unstable threat and a potental danger. An organic
race would NOT have been treated any differently. The krogan and rachni
are proof of that.
You AGAIN make the same mistake @remydat always
did - prejudice had NOTHING to do with the quarian's fears of the geth.
Simple fear of the geth not being reasonable and being unstable and
dangerous were the causes. Also, AGAIN, wrong. The geth were battel
ready FROM THE BEGINNING. They were made as "tools of labor and war" by
the quarians. They were always combat-ready, and all could be combat
units. Didn't that agriculture geth in the recordinsg picking up a Widow
Sniper Rifle (the gun that shatters the arms of normal people) prove
that? Most of your statements are contridicted by Legion's own words.
Don't you find that odd?
Also, when the racist and supremist Council is the one starting peace talks and sending unarmed diplomats to your door - when YOU are the one shooting first instead of them, don't you think that makes you a hypocrite? 
I
mean, blowing up defensless peace envoys instead of just sending them
away was better how? How exactally did it teach people that the geth
WEREN'T a hostile race? You keep saying the galaxy "misjudged" them, but
when they kill everyone that ever tries to make peaceful contact with
them, and never respond to any comm signals, what other conclusion do
you THINK they are going to come to?! If the Council "didn't hesitate to
kill them" then why didn't they just say "to hell with the Terminus
systems" and march into the Veil? Why bother sending peace envoys at
ALL if that's how you feel? Everything that happens in the games
completely contridicts you.

Legion is an ISOLATED PLATFORM THAT SPENT TWO YEARS IN ORGANIC SPACE LEARNING AND MIMICING THEM. Legion himself has stated that he is different from all other geth.
How did you miss THAT one?
Also,
AGAIN dead wrong. Legion says that the Heretics actually do NOT worship
Sovergein. They just want it's tech. They "devote" themselves to
Sovergein to get Reaper tech. They DON'T worship Sovergein. They just
idolize it's technological advancements. Legion says that "God" was all
but figurative to the Heretics - "shorthand" for "Pinnical of their own
evolution." It's like how EDI uses "I like it" as "shorthand" for her
processing priorities for certin tasks and people. They don't mean "God"
as in a literal religious sense. They mean "God" as in their ultimate
asperation of what to become. The Heretics DID act out of logic - the
logic that serving Sovergien would get them better tech quicker then
they could produce themselves, and better themselves as a whole. The
True Geth believed they should develop the tech themselves. THIS was the
schisim - NOT a religious split, but an idological split on how to
advance as a race. Also, AGAIN, dead wrong because that event was in the
Council's private archives - NOT public information.

AGAIN, you
falsely antromorphise the geth by assuming they have orgnaic reactions.
They are NOT organic, so don't apply your morals to them - you can't
state how they would have reacted if left on their own. They didn't need
the quarians for anything, yet the quarians needed them for everything.
The geth had the power to devestate the quarians instantly, and no
morals or emotions to restrain them, or any safeguards to restrict them.
And you want to trust billions of people to a complete unknwon like
that? That's like entrusting the entire galaxy to the Leviathans just
because they've been around longer. "they've existed longest, so they
must know what's best!" That's no better then what you just put up.
ONCE AGAIN, how about you provide PROOF that the geth would have just
stayed a slave race for all eternity? The quarians relaized that if
their tools were somehow thinking, they they would go form being tools
to being slaves. They relaized that the geth would never stay that way
if they really were sentiant. And since there was nothing the geth
couldn't make for themselves or take for themselves, an uprising was
assumed to be inevitable - the geth, who would not need them, would
assumedly dispose of them. That had the highest probabilaty of being
true, so they put their families first and tried to kill them beofre the
geth could potentally attack them first. They were a loaded power keg
that could go off at any time. Prejudice had NOTHING to do with it. The
same thing would have heppened had the geth been organic.

Um...
DEAD WRONG. More like the True Geth haven't GIVEN anyone reason to
believe them. I think a contingent of True Geth actually DOING SOMETHING
about the Heretics would have changed people's minds. Also, AGAIN, let
me clear something up for you - Legion was NOT a diplomat. It was ment
to study Shepard as an organic being and learn and observe the organic
traits that allowed Shepard to beat Sovergein. It was NOT ment to be any
kind of diplomatic representitive. ONCE AGAIN, dead wrong, because I
ask you, HOW does sending ONE GETH to hunt for a single person while
COMPLETELY IGNORING THE HERETICS FOR THE FOLLOWING TWO YEARS not
constitute "they sat and did crap all?" YOUR arguement is the one not
holding water here- name ONE THING that the geth did to stop the
Heretics? Hell, Legion tells you that the True Geth willingly accepted the Heretics actiosn, and ALLOWED them to carry out their goals.
Legion says the geth collective shared an uplink with Sovergien,
meaning that the geth KNEW what Sovergein was planning and LET it
happen. That DOES explisitlly constitude "
they sat and did crap all."  You keep saying the geth want to be all
cuddly and friendly? Then why didn't they do ANYTHING to help organics,
or stop the Heretics? Also, last I checked, the Heretics turned around
and did that EXACT THING to the True Geth with their plans regarding the
Virus, did they not? So you can't boast about THEM either. Especally
when the True Geth turn around and either mass lobotomize the Heretics,
or slaughter them outright. Genocide or brainwahsing. So, sorry, but
THEY don't have anything you can brag about either. Especally when
Legion flat-out admits that the geth feel like they were in the wrong
for killing so many quarians in the Morning War.

Um... Ekuna?
Remember THAT? They tried to settle on a new world THEY discovered, and
the Council wouldn't let them? How about Gei Hennom? Oh, right, the geth
didn't let them - shot down the scout ship. Perhapse you missed the
entry in the Codex that stated that ALL THE QUARIANS DID FOR 300 YEARS WAS LOOK FOR A NEW WORLD.
They did nothing BUT look for a new world, and couldn't find one.
That's ALL they did for 300 years. Perhapse you ALSO missed how, when
the quarians asked for permission to land on a wolrd THEY found, it was
responded to with a death threat. You honestly thing settling on a world
WITHOYT permission will be any better? The Council won't even bother
with warrings at that point - they'll just nuke the quarians wholesale. I
mean REALLY, did you read ANY of the lore in the game? Eventually they
lost hope and gave up. Any dextro worlds out there were already
turian-owned, and no world thus-far had Rannoch's insect-free ecology.
Even the Codex itslef states Rannoch is the ONLY wolrd the quarians have
any chance of florusihing on now, and that it is of "physiological
necessity" that they reclaim it. I repeat, the Codex states
that they physically need Rannoch, and that no other world can
substitute for it.
Unless you intend to ignore ME3's Codex as cannon?
And
didn't I JUST explain that it would be risky since there are no clean
environments to test this (Like Rannoch) and that minipulating the suits
many systems and implants could only be handled by an A.I. (like the
Geth) and that an organic could have too high a margen for error in
balanceing all the subsystems, AND that since they still have no
environment where they can ALL safetly co-habitate (like Rannoch) it
STILL wouldn't allow them to live without their suits. Did you MISS all
that?
You have MISPLACED sympathy, and FALSE assumptions and
conclusions. And LOL, WHAT? You look at how they live day-to-day on
scraps and have the gall to say the are too prideful? After they were
forced off a world they discovered, you accuse them of being "too
prideful?"
Wow does not even BEGIN to cover that smutboy.

And YES, I've seen that show, which makes me wonder how YOU can possibly be so backwards about the quarians and geth.


Lol you do realize you were barking about how you thought it was a diverting opnion, right? Not Legion?

Where did I say it was geth getting killed in the DLC? I didn't. Reading comprehension, wut. The geth saw the Council killing fellow AIs. They obviously came to the obvious conclusion that the Council was obviously hostile to AIs and reacted appropriately. What's wrong with that? If you know everyone is hostile to you and your kind, you aren't gonna go up to their doors and ask for a cup of sugar.

The Heretics were lying to the true geth; we see this in Legion's LM when we see the Heretics spying on the geth and hiding things from them.  Diplomatic? Where the hell are you pulling this crap from? I never said Legion was gonna stroll in on the Embassaries on the Citadel and ask for a metting with the Council.

You say how the geth could have devestated the quarians instantly? Guess what, they still let them live. Hand wave that however you want, the geth still let the quarians bugger off (bad move in my mind) yet the quarians would have just kill or enslaved them again if they won. Also, fun fact; Tali would have killed all the geth with no remorse. At least the geth feel bad for killing so many quarians, when so many quarians don't give a crap about the geth.

I didn't play the Citadel DLC, as I repetedly stated, so stop sceaming at me about it. Give me a damn source if you are gonna drag that in. So maybe the geth saw how the Council reacted with the Krogan and Rachni? Organics aren't very friendly and the geth are certainly aware of that.

Geth didn't stay a slave race; the instant they questioned their existance, the quarians tried to kill them all. So if the geth hadn't have defended themselves, they would have all been dead. It would not have happened if the geth were organic; the quarians would have been freakin' batarians then if they kept a race of organic slaves.

Ekuna; the quarians started to settle WITHOUT asking the Council. It was a planet in Council space and the quarians were arrogant enough to simply park in and start colonizing it without permission. Then after a while they thought "hey maybe we should tell the Council." I really don't blame the Council for being angered at the quarians blatant lack of respect for them. If someone moved into a spare paddock you owned and squatted there for three years then finally told they had been chilling on your land, how would have you reacted? "Oh cool dude go right ahead." Yeah right. The Council punished the quarians for their arrogance by kicking them off Ekuna. If the quarians simply, you know, followed the damn rules, they could have gotten a new world.

But hey, it's nice to know you totally know what I was thinking better than myself! Wow, are you a Seer?


Screaming at me in caps and bolded letters isn't helping, bro. Neither is the rampant insults and high-and-mighty route you are taking. Calm down and have a snickers.



silverexile17s wrote...

KiwiQuiche wrote...

Finn the Jakey wrote...

So
wait, people get pissed off that the Quarian leadership get their
civilians killed by the million in order to get their planet back, but
when Shepard gets said civilians killed it's suddenly justified?

lollogic


They aren't civilians when they join in on the war with guns strapped to their ships.

But Tali swan-diving was a high-light....

And when EVERY OTHER CHOICE is instant death, what else do you expect them to do? Dance their problems away?
The geth did nothing to make anyone think they could be negotiated with.


So the quarians would have killed anyone who tried to leave their armada? Maybe stop b!tching and moaning about the geth and get on with their lives and not start another stupid war while the Reapers are invading?

Well duh. Leave them alone. Don't go hurling a rock at a nest you know is full of killer bees. It's just common sense.



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Cyrax86, the Fan Creations Forums are here; http://social.biowar...egory/368/index

You'll find people willing to RP with you there.

 
This shows how little you know about the Geth/Quarian conflict. 
Family Q = Quarians 
appliances = Geth  
P.G = Council / Citadel 
Family H = Shep / Alliance / Human 
super toaster = Sov./ Reapers 
Space Batman = Garrus 
Totally Awesome Love Interest = Tali 


  All of this was explained in game at one point or another. This is exactly what happened, minus a few details to keep the story focused on Geth/ Quarian conflict, and to keep it short. I also left out the fact that the appliances nearly bombed(Chemical weapons) Family Qs home to where it was almost unusable. If i were to continue the story, the appliances become much worse, while Family Q continue to be punished by everyone for the crimes their great grandparents committed.


...

I was mocking you.


Also, Garrus isn't Space Batman. Batman doesn't kill. Omg pick up a DC Comic once in a while.

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geth understand that they're creators have a few "lose nuts and bolts". so the geth could easily sum it up that the ball is on their court.

geth can live anywhere but quarians can't? or rannoch means much to quarians, maybe?

maybe out of respect for their creators geth should just leave rannoch. find a planet far far away. with more resource maybe?

can't understand why they'd stick to rannoch, or is this some ultimate trolling by the geth?
rannoch is probably mined out anyway?


Rannoch is their homeworld too you know. The Quarians started the fight, the Geth were the defenders. Why should they flee their own homeworld? By then it also houses a lot of their main hardware and structures aswell. They have a vested interest in the planet.

They do respect their creators, but the creators that truly respected them in return were killed off by the militant Quarians, who were (rightly so imho) exiled from their homeworld. Even now you have people like Xen who treat them like property or lifeless machines.

Centuries of propaganda have prevented future Quarian generations from seeing the truth. Only now, with Legion being the catalyst for change, have they started seeing the error of their ways. This is why it's possible for the Geth and Quarians to finally make peace in ME3.

Did you miss the part in ME2 where Legion said that the quarian's account is "largely the same?'" Pretty hard to call it "propoganda" when the opposed faction AGREES with the dipiction of the events, don't you think?

Also, NO, Rannoch is NOT the geth's "homeworld." Legion himself states that the geth do not believe in the concept of homeworlds. He says that home is where you are, not a rock you live on. The geth don't BELIEVE in the concept of a homeworld. Also, since the geth were not created as living beings, or intended to be equal to the quairans, they have no more claim to Rannoch then an appliance does to your house.

Also, AGAIN, wrong. When the geth stopped caring about civilian casuties, the quarians that supported the geth turned on them by their own accord. The geth could have just as easily NOT used chemical weapons on the quarians, or NOT have caused mass slaughter, instead staying solely on the defensive. Or they could have left Rannoch themselves if they didn't want to fight. Instead, their first option was to butcher everything. The quarians DIDN'T resort to that right off the bat (first they ignored the problem, then tried reprogramming so that they WOULDN'T be forced to kill them). Saying it's "rightly so" that the quarians were forced is the same as saying that humans were "rightly forced" off Earth by the Reapers. Think about that, imho.

Also, IDK if you realized this, but Legion had NO INTREST in rectifying the conflict. He was only to find and study Shepard. Also, when he made contact with Tali and presented a peace option to the Admirals, he did so in defiance of the rest of the geth. They did NOT support his actions, and subsiquently locked him up for it, preventing him from contacting Tali again.. So FYI, the geth were JUST as unwilling for peace. They are JUST as guilty. SHEPARD is the only reason peace is possible. NITHER the quarians OR geth did anything to cause that.

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NO THEY DIDN'T. You STILL don't get it. They didn't give the geth any more capabilities then the rest of the galaxy did with the V.I.s in guns.  The quarians did NOTHING different in terms of programming the geth in comparison to the rest of the galaxy. The did NOT give the geth any speical A.I. tech. The geth [i]developed it THEMSELVES. What part of that aren't you getting? How many times must one say " the quarians had absolutly NOTHING to do with the geth's rise to sentiance" before it sticks?


Silver, do you not see the huge problem with this statement?  V.I.s don't develop anything themselves.  Non-sentient objects don't create new stuff in that fashion.

For them to develop anything, they'd already *have* to be at least a primitive AI. 

Modern V.I.s are inhibited with multiple safeguards. They are constantly checked by the user. The quarians did NOT do this, The problem with the quarians is that they did not tinker ENOUGH with the geth's programming, limitations, and capabilities.

So NO, again wrong. The geth are not any more intelligent then a commercial V.I. in their base form. Only when they interlink do they become greater. Legion himself states this, as does the Codex and Tali.


Why, exactly, were they allowed to interlink in that fashion?  If I'm not mistaken, this is explicitly stated.

To share experences and adapt to changing circumstances. Which in commercial gun V.I.s, that information exchange is monitored and regulated. The quarians DIDN'T bother with this. They did not tinker ENOUGH on the geth to know this. It WASN'T anything they did. It was what they didn't do.

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And why didn't they do that?

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@ exile: I though I was quite polite but I guess that's a matter of perspective. Regardless, you keep going back to the same point: Geth were made as tools. Yes, they were but they were also constantly being upgraded to work more efficiently and require less assistance. Somewhere along the way quarians crossed a line they shouldn't have crossed. I don't upgrade my toaster to cook and do the laundry for me. My toaster also never asked if it had a soul - all it does is , well, toast. If you keep upgrading a VI consistently there is only one direction this can go to. They never stopped. "Let's make more of them and make them smarter. What could possibly go wrong?"

But AGAIN, that's diffinitively wrong as stated by Legion himself. Legion actually states in your third conversation with him during ME2  that the quarians did not tinker on them enough, and that they left the geth to their own mechinations. Far more then was good for them it seems.
Legion says that the geth's own self-optimization capability was what led to their sentiance, NOT anything the quarians did. The quarians did NOT cross that line, and Legion himslef vouches for the fact that the geth themselves caused their own  awakening into sentiance.
So, NO, that is an incorrect analogy, since the quarians were not the ones responcible for the geth's upgrades. The geth did that themselves. The quarians actually didn't give them enough hands on time, as they would have noticed them becoming sentiant much sooner had that been the case.


Right. Quarians made the Geth and gave them the ability to self-optimise and upgrade (learn). Tali says as much in the first ME. She is also the one who says that they made seamless, little upgrades and kept building more and more of them. Replay the first ME and talk to her or just look it up on youtube. Then, when Geth started questioning their existence (when they exibited signs of sentience) - Quarians tried to shut them down. They failed, war broke out and Quarians lost. Geth, being the new, unexperienced race that they are couldn't reach a consensus on what exterminating a whole race would mean and let the remaining Quarians flee. How were Quarians not responsible for Geth's upgrades, I don't really understand your reasoning.

NO THEY DIDN'T. You STILL don't get it. They didn't give the geth any more capabilities then the rest of the galaxy did with the V.I.s in guns.  The quarians did NOTHING different in terms of programming the geth in comparison to the rest of the galaxy. The did NOT give the geth any speical A.I. tech. The geth developed it THEMSELVES. What part of that aren't you getting? How many times must one say " the quarians had absolutly NOTHING to do with the geth's rise to sentiance" before it sticks?

The way the geth were created is absolutly no different then the self-optimizing software used in all guns in the Mass Effect Universe. They even have the same internetworking abilaty to share combat data and corrilate hit-to-kill ratio for the squad. Garrus even optimized a link-up between the V.I. in his Visor with the ones in his weapons. ALSO, Tali's statements are completely contridicted by Legion, who says the geth's improvments were made by themselves, for themselves, UNAWARE to the quarians. And since Legion was made from programs that likely were ACTUALLY THERE during the MW, guess who's word has more weight?  Sorry, but according to Legion himself, and the geth recordings he shows you, you are diffinitively wrong. Unless you are accusing Legion of being a pathological lier?
Besides, IDK if you realized this, but those "upgrades?"
Those were giving the geth physical bodies AT ALL. In the very first recording, we learn that the geth were formally a group of disembodied V.I. networks. The "upgrades" were a physical platform for them to live in. NOTHING ELSE. The geth were left to their own mechinations. The quarians DIDN'T  micromanage them, because if they had, the geth would never have become sentiant in the first place - they would have noticed the changes had they been operating on them 24/7.

My reasoning is that the quarians DID NOT upgrade the geth at ALL. They did the upgrading themselves, as stated by Legion hismelf. So unless you want to call Legion a complete lier, you are worng - the quarians had NOTHING to do with the geth becoming sentiant.
Also, AGAIN, they let the quarians live because of a failure to reach consensis on the mathmatical ramafacations of genocide. NOT a moral or emotional impact. Legion states too, that in the geth servers. Legion himself seems to be yoy biggest opposition.


For Christ's sake, pal. You need to develop some people skills. I "get" what you're saying, I just don't agree with you (the nerve!!1). Writing with bold, italic or underlined font won't make you more convincing. Implying I'm stupid or using CAPS - even moreso. If anything, it makes it look like a rant. First - you dismiss whatever evidence isn't convenient to you. In our first "talks" you dismissed Legion's words because he is looking for sympathy and was proven to lie at least once (remember the talk about the "sympathy stick"?). Now you dismiss Tali's talk about the Geth and the war because she wasn't there. Next you'll say that Quarians didn't even make the Geth but they came from dark space shooting lazors at Quarian children. Self optimising software from guns doesn't ask if it has a soul. It isn't networked like all the Geth and it can't do more than shoot (albeit allegedly accurately). It wasn't allowed to share data using an advanced neural network. 
Also, I never implied that Geth's decision to spare the fleeing Quarians had anything to do with emotion. You might want to re-read that part (or all the other parts). Geth are mathematics. They never encountered a similar situation and thus couldn't reach a consensus. They didn't "feel bad" for the Quarians, they just didn't know what to do.

Watch this, from ME1. It's the most we've learned about Geth creation and the Geth War. 

Look who's talking. I only respond to how I'm talked to.
Also, the caps are just how I highlight things. I'm not screaming, I'm just highlighting the important part  (and the facts that you seemingly ignore repeatedly).
FIRST - you are the one dissmissing the evidence, since Legion directly contridicts everything you just said about the geth. I was noting that YOU were ignoring Legions words. I NEVER said anything about my personal belief - just that YOU contridicted yourself, since your words are countered by HIS claims. Remember? Also, I'm pointing out that on the histroy of the Morning War, Legion has no need to lie during ME2. His words are also corrilated by the Codex entry "Geth: Culture" which denotes how the geth became sentiant beings themselves. Also, did you NOT notice that Tali's comments on that are (A) completely contridicted by what ME2 states, and (B) are never brought up again? YOU are the one failing to grasp fact, not me. Maybe you ARE forgetting this?



You know, where Legion says that the geth improved and expanded their networks THEMSELVES? That their self-optimization was what brought about their sentiance? NOT quarian interfearance?

And self-optimizing software today is MORE RESTRAINED. Thy leanred from the mistakes the quarians made and more tightly regulate the V.I.s. That should be simple to figure out.

Also, the geth's later actions seem to contridict them being purely math, don't they? Like why they clean up toxin damage to the quarian worlds when it doesn't affect them.

Sorry, but Legion himself counters everything you stated.

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And why didn't they do that?

They didn't think it neccessary. They didn't believe the geth could adapt in such an abstract way as interlinking processing power through a subcinsious level of networking. It was unexpected.

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And were they allowed that linking for the express purpose of allowing them to conduct more complicated assignments?

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The Quarians continue to pay for the mistakes of their ancestors, hmm? Oh, right, so I hallucinated that mission in ME2 where Tali's father was reassembling Geth specifically for the purpose of using them in live fire weapon tests. Or the mission before that, where Tali herself lead a mission to attack a Geth planet and steal information. Or that, y'know, entire arc in ME3 where the Quarians were trying once again to completely exterminate the Geth?

Paying for their ancestor's mistakes?
No. They are repeating them.

So you never bothered to think about how the geth attack on the Citadel basically validated every bad thing the quarians ever believed of the geth? About their apperant alliance with a genocidal nightmare machine (the quarians wrere one of the few that actually did believe the Reapers might be more then a myth).
In case you didn't remember, no one knows there was a Heretic split, and to the rest of the galaxy, the geth re-opened hostilites at Eden Prime and the Citadel. As far as the quarians know, the geth restarted the conflict themselves.

So, NO, they AREN'T repeating their ancestors mistakes. They don't CARE about revenge. All they want is their damn world back. Vengence and hate have NOTHING to do with their reason for marching on Rannoch. They only did that because the geth gave no reason to make anyone think they would talk anything out.

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And were they allowed that linking for the express purpose of allowing them to conduct more complicated assignments?

Half-right. The geth were simply supposed to handle assignments better under the supervision of their quarans overseears. It was for the purpose of making them more dependable. They had set peramiters for tasks. Pre-determined instructions.  However, they WEREN'T supposed to conduct the assignments unsupervised, nor without handling of some sort.

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Their ancestor's didn't care about revenge either. They simply valued their own homeworld over the Geth's lives.

That's the same mistake.

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Phatose wrote...

Their ancestor's didn't care about revenge either. They simply valued their own homeworld over the Geth's lives.

That's the same mistake.

Well, look at the geth's recent actions. Eden Prime, Feros, Noveria, Virmire, Therum, Ilos, The Citadel. What exactally have the geth done to make the quarians want to value them over their own people? No one knows about the Heretic split, so they assume the Heretics represent the mainstream geth, and are thus genocidal and irridemably hostile.
I mean really, please provide one thing that the geth did to endear any sort of public love from anyone, let alone the quarians?

It's NOT the same mistake when the other side have seemingly cast the first stone, now is it?

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@ exile: Mind pointing out when I talked to you the way you do?
And what is that video proving exactly? That Quarians allowed linking and self-optimization? Who built the Geth? Who made it possible for them to link up and learn? Who didn't even think proper safe-guards were necessary? I agreed that the Quarians didn't mean to create AIs but that doesn't mean they are devoid of all blame. If I accidentally step on a mine and kill myself and 5 people that walk with me I am responsible for their deaths. Did I mean to kill them? Nope. Are they any less dead because of it? No. Geth are as guilty of becoming sentient as those people were to walk with me. They did what their programming told them to do - link up and learn. 

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Half-right. The geth were simply supposed to handle assignments better under the supervision of their quarans overseears. It was for the purpose of making them more dependable. They had set peramiters for tasks. Pre-determined instructions.  However, they WEREN'T supposed to conduct the assignments unsupervised, nor without handling of some sort.


And why weren't they supposed to conduct assignments unsupervised?   Why did every other race manage to take those precautions?

What you're saying here seems to be that the Quarians knew - as did all the other races who they had met by that point - that if you allow a VI completely unsupervised networking, it could become an AI.  That chance is the reason the supervision is neccessary, yes?

This particular line of thought screams to me "Yeah, we knew unprotected sex could make a baby.  But we didn't actually want to make a baby, we just wanted to enjoy unprotected sex.  Yes, we knew the risks, but it wasn't our intent!" 

That doesn't actually seem like an improvement to me.  And, technically it's still the Quarians who gave them that ability.  Their failure to take countermeasures doesn't erase that.

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silverexile17s wrote...

Phatose wrote...

Their ancestor's didn't care about revenge either. They simply valued their own homeworld over the Geth's lives.

That's the same mistake.

Well, look at the geth's recent actions. Eden Prime, Feros, Noveria, Virmire, Therum, Ilos, The Citadel. What exactally have the geth done to make the quarians want to value them over their own people? No one knows about the Heretic split, so they assume the Heretics represent the mainstream geth, and are thus genocidal and irridemably hostile.
I mean really, please provide one thing that the geth did to endear any sort of public love from anyone, let alone the quarians?

It's NOT the same mistake when the other side have seemingly cast the first stone, now is it?


First stone?  You mean the morning war?

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I love Bioware's writing.

Quarians: Single births != 0 population growth. It is negative population growth doofuses. Silly Bioware writers.

Regarding the interlink fashion and adaptation to changing circumstances, with the Quarians not monitoring and regulating. Here's why:

The Quarians didn't do that because Bioware was creating a version of a Battlestar Galactica (1978) race roaming around the galaxy looking for a home. The cylons er... geth they created were a thorn in everyone's side. The Quarians were in suits because they were to be faceless. It is easy to dislike and turn your backs on a faceless people. That is exactly what the Council continued to do. The only races who have people alive long enough to remember what the Quarians looked like without their suits are the Asari and the Krogan. So they are faceless and homeless to everyone else.

They were the people on the side of the road on pilgrimage "will work for food." The suit-rats.

They pay no taxes to the emperor because they own no land. The only taxes they pay are during commerce, and they're scavengers which mean they pay virtually nothing. They find a mineral deposit on a world and they strip mine it quickly and leave. They don't keep prisoners, but rather drop them off on the nearest world, which places the burden of incarceration on that world's authorities.

If they had their own world they'd be able to do all of this on their own. One would think that they would have found a suitable world by this time. It has been 300 Earth years or about 480 Quarian years. Apparently the d-dna worlds are scarce. To adapt to an l-dna world would require species-wide experimental gene therapy fpr about 600 years and it is forbidden by the Council. And even if they were to find a suitable d-dna world, it costs money to file papers for a colony on a world with the Council or organization within the Terminus Systems, but it seems the Council sticks its nose in there as well.

I imagine most space-faring races take out bonds to file the paperwork and get approval, then get private investors. I imagine it isn't like filing a fee with the county to get a lot rezoned. We're talking an entire planet. Most of the colonization took place before the council really got a foot hold. It was like "free planets" at first, Now that most space is claimed, it's not.

I'm guessing the Quarians are not classified with a AAAAA credit rating since they're both homeless and faceless.

So basically the Quarians are in a no win situation, especially with the way Walters buggered up everything with this story line. Their ships are going to last about another 80 years before completely falling apart and their entire race dies. But then the reapers would have killed everyone or the war would be over. Or they take their home world back, which is a world that can actually support them. This isn't about right or wrong. It's about survival. We fight or we die. That's the bottom line for the Quarians.

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