Perhaps, but he could have waited until the leader of the reaper resistance and a fellow admiral were off the boat. I don't believe for a second that he attacked just to destroy the dreadnaught.DeinonSlayer wrote...
Coulda, shoulda, woulda. That ship was a lost cause the second the Geth gave the keys to the Reapers. Gerrel was right to destroy it when the opportunity presented itself.
Modifié par Rotward, 09 décembre 2013 - 08:00 .
sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...
The ship just needed to be pimped out. Put some rims on it, some lights, custom paint job, new sound system, of course life support.
DeinonSlayer wrote...
@Kaiser
"You can never have too many."
Thank you, Farixen.
sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...
Necanor wrote...
DeinonSlayer wrote...
Who cares what they look like so long as they're functional?Necanor wrote...
Geth ships and vehicles probably have the ugliest possible design in the galaxy, they look like giant metallic cicadas. And knowing that a Capital Reaper can tear apart any dreadnought with ease, I don't think it's necessary.
Style is half the battle. Unless you're planning to make the Reapers laugh themselves to death.
The ship just needed to be pimped out. Put some rims on it, some lights, custom paint job, new sound system, of course life support.
Modifié par Necanor, 09 décembre 2013 - 08:02 .
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KaiserShep wrote...
Oh no, it begins.
DeinonSlayer wrote...
@Kaiser
"You can never have too many."
Thank you, Farixen.
Ryzaki wrote...
Yes
Alas stupid Quarians and their hardon for war and Geth having to retreat to the Reapers ruined it for everyone.
Hardon for war? Under that suite, do quarians have... never mind, I don't want to know.Ryzaki wrote...
Yes
Alas stupid Quarians and their hardon for war and Geth having to retreat to the Reapers ruined it for everyone.
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knucks360 wrote...
Right, so at least if life in the galaxy gets wiped out, we'll die in style with tricked out ships, so the next cycle will know how much swagger we had if we die.
On the contrary, the Council will cut you loose the second you come to them for help, but they're quick to pounce on anything that challenges their own power. They did nothing in reaction to Krogan expansionism even as the complaints flooded in until an Asari colony was targeted for annexation. They couldn't be bothered to step up patrols in reaction to Eden Prime, but broke out the dreadnoughts when the Quarians tried to settle on Ekuna. I honestly think that was the Council's intent, to let the Geth put us uppity humans back in our place without getting their own hands dirty.sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...
DeinonSlayer wrote...
@Kaiser
"You can never have too many."
Thank you, Farixen.
Given how much the Council actually gets involved in anything, I'm guessing the Alliance could have built as many as they wanted and the Council would have waved their naughty finger at them and done nothing.
I mean think about it. All the atrocities the Council let slip over the centuries like the Quarians getting slaughtered by the Geth - they punished the Quarians; the slave wars that claimed millions and they did nothing; the Geth attacks on human colonies and they didn't help at all; then the harvests of the humans and they did nothin. Then they have the nerve to threaten Shepard with capital punishment for working with Cerberus? rotflmao.
The alliance probably could have built hundreds if they had the money.
Yes thank you for your input Adm. Nelson.David7204 wrote...
One dreadnought is not going to change anything.
What, then, do you think was his ulterior motive?Rotward wrote...
Perhaps, but he could have waited until the leader of the reaper resistance and a fellow admiral were off the boat. I don't believe for a second that he attacked just to destroy the dreadnaught.DeinonSlayer wrote...
Coulda, shoulda, woulda. That ship was a lost cause the second the Geth gave the keys to the Reapers. Gerrel was right to destroy it when the opportunity presented itself.
On topic: yes, the geth ships were awesome, for they have nowindowsstructural weakness.
Modifié par DeinonSlayer, 09 décembre 2013 - 09:14 .
Rotward wrote...
Hardon for war? Under that suite, do quarians have... never mind, I don't want to know.Ryzaki wrote...
Yes
Alas stupid Quarians and their hardon for war and Geth having to retreat to the Reapers ruined it for everyone.
Necanor wrote...
Ryzaki wrote...
Yes
Alas stupid Quarians and their hardon for war and Geth having to retreat to the Reapers ruined it for everyone.
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DeinonSlayer wrote...
On the contrary, the Council will cut you loose the second you come to them for help, but they're quick to pounce on anything that challenges their own power. They did nothing in reaction to Krogan expansionism even as the complaints flooded in until an Asari colony was targeted for annexation. They couldn't be bothered to step up patrols in reaction to Eden Prime, but broke out the dreadnoughts when the Quarians tried to settle on Ekuna. I honestly think that was the Council's intent, to let the Geth put us uppity humans back in our place without getting their own hands dirty.sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...
DeinonSlayer wrote...
@Kaiser
"You can never have too many."
Thank you, Farixen.
Given how much the Council actually gets involved in anything, I'm guessing the Alliance could have built as many as they wanted and the Council would have waved their naughty finger at them and done nothing.
I mean think about it. All the atrocities the Council let slip over the centuries like the Quarians getting slaughtered by the Geth - they punished the Quarians; the slave wars that claimed millions and they did nothing; the Geth attacks on human colonies and they didn't help at all; then the harvests of the humans and they did nothin. Then they have the nerve to threaten Shepard with capital punishment for working with Cerberus? rotflmao.
The alliance probably could have built hundreds if they had the money.
The Batarians might run screaming to them, but the Batarians are slavers! And they're Batarians. <_< So we're actually doing the Council a favor by killing more of them.
How exactly would you save it, though? It's controlled by hostile Geth who will scuttle it to prevent capture or repair whatever Legion did and go on the attack again long before you could concievably clear them out.themikefest wrote...
I would save it.
If you side with the Geth or make peace you get +100 war assets for the dreadnought. And if you side with the Quarians, you lose the ship.
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