JusticarFlareon wrote...
Only reason I think they were was when the Humans defeated them in the First Contact War.RZIBARA wrote...
btw, am I the only person here who thinks turians are underrated?
I kind of wish that Mass Effect had taken more of a cue from Babylon 5 and made the First Contact War really show humanity how weak they were compared to the rest of the galaxy.
In B5, humanity is annihilated except for the remnants of their fleet and their last holdout - Earth. The Minbari are poised to completley and utterly eradicate them, and there's nothing in the galaxy that can stop them. Yet EarthForce musters its ships, and draws a line in the sand.
They are crushed, yet... the Minbari surrender. What? Why? And no human finds out for another 10-20 years. It put humanity in a precarious position, showed they were vulnerable - and seeded a great deal of hostility. Yet humanity was greater for it, being able to claim their own place amongst the stars by contributing a stabilizing element to interstellar politics.
The turian-human First Contact War, meanwhile, just shows that humans are stupid and lucky, and anyone who is still pissy about it 26 years later is being an ass.
The turians did the right thing blowing the hell out of the human explorer fleets and occupying Shanxi to stabilize the region - unlike the Minbari, the turians just want to keep the peace. It's their job. So then the humans go and start an insurgency against the legitimate government and the turians begin arming for a full-on human-conquering campaign...
... And it just ends because the asari took pity on how curbstomped we would have been, and humans 20 years later are proud of that?
Yeah, I hate the "humans are special" cliché.




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