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[DeinonSlayer]

Well it is a site, no don't look it up

but I meant the internet rule 34

Yeah, XKCD introduced me to that. Then they made it an actual site.

Heh heh, WetRiffs.

[KaiserShep]

You know, going through her gallery, I've actually seen some of her other pieces posted here before. Case in point:



The fan art community is probably actually pretty small.

 

This one is actually fairly interesting.

 

Considering the huge fan following, I dunno if the fan art community is actually small, though it's hard to tell with only deviantart.

[Steelcan]

This one is actually fairly interesting.

 

Considering the huge fan following, I dunno if the fan art community is actually small, though it's hard to tell with only deviantart.

I know for fanfiction (ignoring smut) Mass Effect has a large community, larger than DA's certainly

 

throw in Smut and they even out

[wolfhowwl]

That was the case before we saw that the Terminus was populated by a rabble of color-coded mercenary groups composed of species we're all familiar with. Vorcha were the only new arrivals. ME3 had none.

ME1 would have had us believe that the Terminus was populated with oft-warring mini-empires of species opposed to Council rule who had some real military strength to their names. Now that would be interesting. After seeing what happened with Ekuna, that they were willing to send dreadnoughts into Terminus space, I'm only left to conclude that the Council was feeding Udina a line of sh** about how stepping up patrols of their own borders in the wake of Eden Prime would provoke a war. Council law forbid the Alliance (then an associate race, viewed as an aggressive one) to build up their fleet past certain levels, but at the same time the Council (who dictated where human colonies could be placed) refused to adequately protect those colonies. Seems to me they were content to bind our hands and let the heretics put the uppity humans back in our place.

Trying to remember exactly how Shepard can explain the situation to Ms. Matsuo on Noveria. The dialogue tag answering the question of how he became a Spectre was "It's political B.S."

 

The warring mini-empires was retconned by ME2 and Ekuna didn't exist until that game as well when they decided to flesh out the Quarians and Geth.

 

Anyways it is less that they want to see humans put back in their place and more that they just simply don't really care. Any dead humans are just another casualty in a proxy war between the Citadel and the Terminus. It's nothing personal, after all the Council favored humanity over the Batarians only a few years earlier when it benefited their interests.

 

Humanity gets to satisfy its appetite for expansion on the dangerous areas like the Skyllian Verge and Attican Traverse and the Council gets its sphere of influence expanded and their enemies in the Terminus pushed back at no real cost to them and without the risk of retaliation that getting their own hands dirty could provoke.

 

The Dreadnought limit isn't really relevant since raiders have **** tier fleets that can be laid to waste by a single Alliance frigate (according to Pressly) and there is no limit on the smaller ships. The Alliance is just choosing on their own to expand their colonies beyond the ability of their tax base to fund a navy to protect them. Apparently they value territorial expansion over a few dead farmers and can we blame them for that?

[Steelcan]

The warring mini-empires was retconned by ME2 and Ekuna didn't exist until that game as well when they decided to flesh out the Quarians and Geth.

 

Anyways it is less that they want to see humans put back in their place and more that they just simply don't really care. Any dead humans are just another casualty in a proxy war between the Citadel and the Terminus. It's nothing personal, after all the Council favored humanity over the Batarians only a few years earlier when it benefited their interests.

 

Humanity gets to satisfy its appetite for expansion on the dangerous areas like the Skyllian Verge and Attican Traverse and the Council gets its sphere of influence expanded and their enemies in the Terminus pushed back at no real cost to them and without the risk of retaliation that getting their own hands dirty could provoke.

 

The Dreadnought limit isn't really relevant since the raiders have **** tier fleets that can be laid to waste by a single Alliance frigate (according to Pressly) and there is no limit on the smaller ships. The Alliance is just choosing to expand their colonies beyond the ability of their tax base to fund a navy to protect them. Apparently they value territorial expansion over a few dead farmers and can we blame them for that?

excuse me, we are talking about internet smut and the communities of fanfiction/fanart

[Steelcan]

quasi-relevant

 

quasi nsfw

 

Spoiler

http://i.imgur.com/auR4mJQ.jpg

[wolfhowwl]

My mistake.

 

Carry on then.

 

[DeinonSlayer]

Oh, come one. What's the worse that can happen?

[Aezint]

Riveting material, guys.

[ZipZap2000]

@Kaiser

 

Indeed. A rag tag army of mercs, criminals and renegades  vs a morally questionable professional force.

 

Plenty of room moral dilemmas and hard decisions along the way. Sounds like my kind of game.

[Steelcan]

there are things not meant for man

 

pepsi, Dragon Age porn, gavelkind styled succession, and people who talk at the theater

[Ravensword]

According to the deviantart profile this is her:
 

  

Who is that?

there are things not meant for man
 
pepsi, Dragon Age porn, gavelkind styled succession, and people who talk at the theater

That's a strange list.

[Steelcan]

  

That's a strange list.

I simply put together the most evil things I can imagine

 

I suppose cold french fries can go up there as well

[TheOneTrueBioticGod]

That's a strange list.

You clearly are not a follower of Shepherd. 

[Ravensword]

I simply put together the most evil things I can imagine
 
I suppose cold french fries can go up these as well

Oh.

[IndustrializedTaco]

They didn't deserve to die. While their military was rather barbaric in the way it handled things. You must remember there are millions of innocent people who have no control over what the military does. 

[Ravensword]

You clearly are not a follower of Shepherd.

I guess not. Shepherd, you say? Not Commander Shepard?

[DeinonSlayer]

They didn't deserve to die. While their military was rather barbaric in the way it handled things. You must remember there are millions of innocent people who have no control over what the military does.

Look at the burning hatred in his eyes.



LOOK AT IT.

[Steelcan]

Look at the burning hatred in his eyes.

*snip*

LOOK AT IT.

GENOCIDAL FETISHIST IN TRAINING

[DeinonSlayer]

I guess not. Shepherd, you say? Not Commander Shepard?

Shepherd Derrial Book.


"Preacher, don't the Bible have some pretty specific things to say about killing?"
"Quite specific. It is, however, somewhat fuzzier on the subject of kneecaps."

[TheOneTrueBioticGod]

What Deinon said.  

"If you take sexual advantage of her, you're going to burn in a very special level of hell. A level the reserve for child molesters, and people who talk at the theater."

Though it was Christina Hendricks, so some lee-way should be in order. 

[Ravensword]

Oh!

[DeinonSlayer]

What Deinon said.

"If you take sexual advantage of her, you're going to burn in a very special level of hell. A level they reserve for child molesters, and people who talk at the theater."

Though it was Christina Hendricks, so some lee-way should be in order.

I have to.

[TheOneTrueBioticGod]

I have to.

Worth it. 

[DeinonSlayer]

"S'why I never kiss 'em on the mouth."