Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
Samara would probably love chitlins.Pacifien wrote...
I'm eating a spicy black bean cheeseburger. This is what I get when I ask a vegetarian to get me a cheeseburger. But it makes me wonder what human foods would interest Samara. She strikes me as a vegan sort.
I'm a vegetarian by association. I don't cook, I eat what the vegetarian cook makes.NICKjnp wrote...
I'm vegetarian... at times I try to be a vegan (but I like cheese too much).Pacifien wrote...
I'm eating a spicy black bean cheeseburger. This is what I get when I ask a vegetarian to get me a cheeseburger. But it makes me wonder what human foods would interest Samara. She strikes me as a vegan sort.
Guest_yorkj86_*
If only Grunt didn't get to them first.JohnnyDollar wrote...
Samara would probably love chitlins.Pacifien wrote...
I'm eating a spicy black bean cheeseburger. This is what I get when I ask a vegetarian to get me a cheeseburger. But it makes me wonder what human foods would interest Samara. She strikes me as a vegan sort.
Guest_yorkj86_*
JohnnyDollar wrote...
I have read some chatter. However, what is the source of this?NICKjnp wrote...
Did you guys and gals hear that ME3 might have multiplayer? That is the worst idea I've heard of. People already are complaining that ME2 didn't have enough RPG elements. Multiplayer will take away from the RPG aspect of the game even more. BOO!
Lab produced meat...yorkj86 wrote...
Maybe if the meat could be guaranteed to have come from an animal that was killed instantly, or if the meat was produced in a lab, she might find it acceptable.
I'd rather be vegetarian.
yorkj86 wrote...
Samara would be a vegetarian. She doesn't seem keen on causing living things unnecessary pain. The pain of death is unnecessary when the nutrition found in meat can be found in non-animal products. Meat therefore becomes a luxury.
Maybe if the meat could be guaranteed to have come from an animal that was killed instantly, or if the meat was produced in a lab, she might find it acceptable.
Guest_yorkj86_*
NICKjnp wrote...
If the world became vegetarian then famine would no longer become an issue. It is more wasteful to raise animals for slaughter than it is to raise plants.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
NICKjnp wrote...
New bioware job posting for ME dev position regarding latency andJohnnyDollar wrote...
I have read some chatter. However, what is the source of this?NICKjnp wrote...
Did you guys and gals hear that ME3 might have multiplayer? That is the worst idea I've heard of. People already are complaining that ME2 didn't have enough RPG elements. Multiplayer will take away from the RPG aspect of the game even more. BOO!
multiplayer.
yorkj86 wrote...
I wish I could greentext here, but sometimes it's so efficient:
Bioware:
>deny development team is sacrificing RPG elements for shooter elements
>deny accusations from critics and fans who argue that ME2 is "Gears of War Effect"
>acknowledge development sacrificed RPG elements for shoot elements
>promise more RPG elements in ME3
>toy with thought of multiplayer in ME3
Not exactly heartening news.
@yorkPacifien wrote...
Mass
Effect Multiplayer article
I'm not going to jump on the doom
wagon yet. First of all, the position is for the Bioware Montreal
office, whereas the current ME games are made in Edmonton. Second of
all, it says it's for the ME franchise. I always figured Bioware was not
going to let the ME franchise rest with ME3.
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Pacifien wrote...
Lab produced meat...yorkj86 wrote...
Maybe if the meat could be guaranteed to have come from an animal that was killed instantly, or if the meat was produced in a lab, she might find it acceptable.
I think her protection of innocents would translate to even less advanced animals. Though she wouldn't look down on someone who did eat meat, so long as the meat was obtained humanely.
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Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
I am glad it is the weekend though.yorkj86 wrote...
NICKjnp wrote...
If the world became vegetarian then famine would no longer become an issue. It is more wasteful to raise animals for slaughter than it is to raise plants.
I'm not going to get in to food and animal ethics at 2 AM on a Saturday morning.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
No, I don't think it would cover diets.7Makaveli wrote...
Do yall the think the Code has a sutra on how Justicars should manage their diet then, since it tries to ensure that Justicars themselves are complete followers of the Code. I don't think it does, however, that would be too.......I dunno how to put it but.............ah I dunno it just wouldn't make sense that the Code has eating habits in place.
7Makaveli wrote...
Pacifien wrote...
Lab produced meat...yorkj86 wrote...
Maybe if the meat could be guaranteed to have come from an animal that was killed instantly, or if the meat was produced in a lab, she might find it acceptable.
I think her protection of innocents would translate to even less advanced animals. Though she wouldn't look down on someone who did eat meat, so long as the meat was obtained humanely.
Do yall the think the Code has a sutra on how Justicars should manage their diet then, since it tries to ensure that Justicars themselves are complete followers of the Code. I don't think it does, however, that would be too.......I dunno how to put it but.............ah I dunno it just wouldn't make sense that the Code has eating habits in place.
*Brain goes "SUTRA!"*7Makaveli wrote...
Do yall the think the Code has a sutra on how Justicars should manage their diet then, since it tries to ensure that Justicars themselves are complete followers of the Code. I don't think it does, however, that would be too.......I dunno how to put it but.............ah I dunno it just wouldn't make sense that the Code has eating habits in place.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
How about Morinth? Think she loves meat, perhaps even rare?yorkj86 wrote...
Samara would be a vegetarian. She doesn't seem keen on causing living things unnecessary pain. The pain of death is unnecessary when the nutrition found in meat can be found in non-animal products. Meat therefore becomes a luxury.
Maybe if the meat could be guaranteed to have come from an animal that was killed instantly, or if the meat was produced in a lab, she might find it acceptable.
Guest_yorkj86_*
My life with the internet started with a 2400 baud modem.NICKjnp wrote...
Hey... how old is everyone? I know flame wielder has a step daughter who games and that is it. I'll start off... I'm 31.
*Brain goes "Sutra!"*yorkj86 wrote...
The Code might advise against the consumption and/or use of drugs because they can impair one's judgment. That simply wouldn't do for a Justicar, who must be mindful of the prescriptions of the Code at all times.
There would probably be a sutra that praises physical fitness in Justicars.
Pacifien wrote...
*Brain goes "SUTRA!"*7Makaveli wrote...
Do yall the think the Code has a sutra on how Justicars should manage their diet then, since it tries to ensure that Justicars themselves are complete followers of the Code. I don't think it does, however, that would be too.......I dunno how to put it but.............ah I dunno it just wouldn't make sense that the Code has eating habits in place.
4. All life should be treated humanely and respectfully.
5. Anyone who does not treat life humanely and respectfully should receive punishment that matches their inhumanity. Respectfully.
Guest_yorkj86_*
JohnnyDollar wrote...
How about Morinth? Think she loves meat, perhaps even rare?yorkj86 wrote...
Samara would be a vegetarian. She doesn't seem keen on causing living things unnecessary pain. The pain of death is unnecessary when the nutrition found in meat can be found in non-animal products. Meat therefore becomes a luxury.
Maybe if the meat could be guaranteed to have come from an animal that was killed instantly, or if the meat was produced in a lab, she might find it acceptable.
Guest_JohnnyDollar_*
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