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[7Makaveli]

In my blogfic Samara uses what's called the Plexus, the Justicar network of sensitive information contributed to by other Justicars and all sections of Asari government. She has no uses for teh Shadow Broker or any other information broker for that matter, she already knows more than them

/shameless self-promotion

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Modifié par 7Makaveli, 02 août 2010 - 10:55 .

[DOYOURLABS]

DirtyVagrant wrote...

I'm sure if, say, time was a factor in her mission then she would prefer to get immediate information from a broker than spend time trying to uncover facts for herself. But that would suggest that Samara would have money to purchase said info...

Money is another reason I don't think she would use information brokers. She has gotten rid of everything she has except for her weapons and armor. She couldn't afford to buy information.

[7Makaveli]

Samara's access to mass information is just a click away on her omnitool ...

*mutters something about the Plexus*

Modifié par 7Makaveli, 02 août 2010 - 11:27 .

[tonnactus]

7Makaveli wrote...

In my blogfic Samara uses what's called the Plexus, the Justicar network of sensitive information contributed to by other Justicars and all sections of Asari government. She has no uses for teh Shadow Broker or any other information broker for that matter, she already knows more than them

/shameless self-promotion

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Nice picture. But the red outfit is just horrible(would be better with the dark one).Red and blue(asari skin colour) doesnt match.

Modifié par tonnactus, 02 août 2010 - 11:27 .

[Juls1616]

yorkj86 wrote...

An update on the Shepard & Samara picture.  There are some things that were added that I'm not sure I like.  The picture is finishing completion, though.  I really like the way that they are holding hands.  The way Shepard is holding Samara's hand is very "gentlemanly".

I love the pictue!!!

[7Makaveli]

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Modifié par 7Makaveli, 03 août 2010 - 12:01 .

[Kudara]

LOL

[DOYOURLABS]

7Makaveli wrote...



*snip*

Epic Win 

Modifié par DOYOURLABS, 03 août 2010 - 01:33 .

[7Makaveli]

We've seen Samara set a trap once in Omega for Morinth, but do you folks think that she regularly makes elaborate plans to execute people or was it just a one time thing for Morinth because she is so elusive?

I think the Code gives freedom to Justicars to use whichever method to kill the unjust, but I do wonder if some Justicars are patient enough to set traps when they have the option to go straight in for a messy kill (possibly endangering innocents)

The peculiar nature of this question relates to the current blogfic I'm writing so any help is appreciated.

Modifié par 7Makaveli, 03 août 2010 - 05:42 .

[adriano_c]

Well, she's certainly smart enough (+experienced enough) to devise whatever clever traps for capturing/killing targets, I'm sure. However, I think the Morinth situation was a special case, and that she'd probably prefer a more direct approach, reflecting her personality. No nonsense.



I can't really see her digging tiger pits (with the banana leaf tarps over top). She'd probably think they were underhanded.

[7Makaveli]

adriano_c wrote...

Well, she's certainly smart enough (+experienced enough) to devise whatever clever traps for capturing/killing targets, I'm sure. However, I think the Morinth situation was a special case, and that she'd probably prefer a more direct approach, reflecting her personality. No nonsense.

I can't really see her digging tiger pits (with the banana leaf tarps over top). She'd probably think they were underhanded.

Right no nonsense, go straight for the gut, got ya. Though it doesn't help me get past my current writer's block, I appreciate it lol XD

Modifié par 7Makaveli, 03 août 2010 - 05:56 .

[7Makaveli]

JohnnyDollar wrote...

I would think that they use similar methods that detectives use.  Gathering evidence, interrogating people, intimidating others, as well as laying elaborate traps, I would imagine.  From what we understand, the Justicar is brought in as a last resort, on most occasions.  Chances are that the cases that are dropped into the Justicars' laps, are cases befitting an excecution as the solution.

The Justicar is an individual unique to herself.  Therefore there would be certain aspects in how she performed her duties, that would differentiate herself from others.  However, they all receive the same training, and quite often use common techniques between them, I would surmise.  Some would be more ruthless and/or more disorganized than others, with all individual Justicars being somewhat distinct from one another.

Good insights. I just watched Sherlock Holmes and I guess it sparked in me that perhaps Justicars specialize in forensic evidence analysis of some kind, you know for cases that are more elaborate. But the urgent and impersonal nature of thier work probably nullifies their need to look any further into evidence than they need. It is interesting though, to think of disciplining your curiosity when you may come from a policing background, or inhibiting your strategic inclinations when you feel they may serve a purpose in some situation. Perhaps the Code answers all that.

Modifié par 7Makaveli, 03 août 2010 - 06:45 .

[Kudara]

7Makaveli wrote...

We've seen Samara set a trap once in Omega for Morinth, but do you folks think that she regularly makes elaborate plans to execute people or was it just a one time thing for Morinth because she is so elusive?

I think the Code gives freedom to Justicars to use whichever method to kill the unjust, but I do wonder if some Justicars are patient enough to set traps when they have the option to go straight in for a messy kill (possibly endangering innocents)

The peculiar nature of this question relates to the current blogfic I'm writing so any help is appreciated.

I would think that the justicars spend alot of time training their potential recruits to avoid the killing of innocents since it seems to be so central to the code.  I doubt she would go in gun's blazing if she forsaw it risking innocent lives no matter what her personal inclinations.

[DOYOURLABS]

7Makaveli wrote...

We've seen Samara set a trap once in Omega for Morinth, but do you folks think that she regularly makes elaborate plans to execute people or was it just a one time thing for Morinth because she is so elusive?

I think the Code gives freedom to Justicars to use whichever method to kill the unjust, but I do wonder if some Justicars are patient enough to set traps when they have the option to go straight in for a messy kill (possibly endangering innocents)

The peculiar nature of this question relates to the current blogfic I'm writing so any help is appreciated.

I think it would depend on the situation. If the target was like Morinth, then they would need a trap. If the target was by themselves and had no chance of escape, Samara could just go in. 

The code probably restricts some methods, since there is a sutra for any situation they encounter. Perhaps certain criminals needed to be punished in different ways, or a different form of execution?

[DOYOURLABS]

I'm away from my xbox and they released the weapons pack? Damn it, Damn it all

[DOYOURLABS]

yorkj86 wrote...

DOYOURLABS wrote...

I'm away from my xbox and they released the weapons pack? Damn it, Damn it all

Eh?  Where?

6 hours away, on a lake. And the pack is the firepower pack, it's pretty epic. Link

Modifié par DOYOURLABS, 03 août 2010 - 02:05 .

[DOYOURLABS]

Probably, since these have new aiming features like a laser pointer. Don't think I'm giving Samara the new AR, it doesn't really fit her style.

[DOYOURLABS]

You'll have to tell me how the weapons are, because they sound intense.

Modifié par DOYOURLABS, 03 août 2010 - 02:17 .