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[IONDRIVE]

Someguy101 wrote...

Captain Cornhole wrote...

Alliance.


Cerberus has done some good stuff, but at the end of the day they are still a terrorist organization.  Perhaps if Cerberus joined up with the Alliance and acted as black ops branch of the System Alliance Navy, while being under military supervision (makeing sure they don't try to perform evil deeds) then perhaps I would still like to work with them.

im pretty sure that they were a black ops group in the alliance but went rogue

Actually, you are right. They killed Admiral (forget his name) when he was trying to investigate them. he said this group went "completly Rogue" 

[Unwise Wisdom]

I still don't trust the Illusive man, but I'd rather stay with Cerberus.

[Tankfriend]

IONDRIVE wrote...
Actually, you are right. They killed
Admiral (forget his name) when he was trying to investigate them. he
said this group went "completly Rogue" 

I guess you mean Admiral Kahoku. There is even a news report somewhere in the game about him getting murdered and that there is an investigation of Cerberus going on (at least as far as they can investigate them, anyway).

In any case: I am certainly not going to stay with Cerberus. Sure, they might have resurrected Shepard and they might offer quite some assistance for saving the galaxy from the Reapers but that does not mean that I have to do what TIM wants me to. Even more so because I expect him to turn against his former allies (read: tools; because that is what everyone else is to him) as soon as the Reapers are done for.
I don't know whether or not to join up with the Alliance, though. If Anderson can give them a kick in the butt to finally get them to do something to prepare against the Reapers, I might re-join them. Else, I would try to build up a "third power" of my own - that is just the best way to get going if noone else wants to act at all.

Modifié par Tankfriend, 20 février 2010 - 05:06 .

[montpoupon]

Both of them can suck it.



STF for me. ^____^

[InfiniteCuts]

Cerberus are the biggest hypocrites in the galaxy... they claim to have human interests as their priority and have done more harm to humans than any other species. Kahoku alone is reason enough for Shepard to dismantle Cerberus completely, nevermind his marines, Toombs, their screw-up with the rachni, and Gillian Grayson.



Alliance

[Lord Coake]

In the absence of any "free systems" sort of republic, back to the Alliance.

My Shepard really does believes in what the Alliance can do and stand for humanity and the galaxy. Humankind has a place, we just have to find it. Or build it.

Cerberus is goddamed EVIL.

So yeah. Rejoin the Alliance, and burn Cerberus to the ground.  The Alliance can be changed from within. 

Modifié par Lord Coake, 20 février 2010 - 05:15 .

[tyddrwsau]

I've no interest in being the lapdog for the grand wizard of the human supremacist movement, nor working for terrorists. QED



The Illusive Man needs to be apprehended and delivered to CSec to be tried for crimes against the galaxy. (under Council law) His anonymous backers in the Systems Alliance hierarchy need to be unmasked at tried for treason. (under Alliance law)

[Vanaer]

Gief The People's Republic of Sheperd!



I'll fight my own fight... but I'm hanging towards Cerberus.

[master_squall]

i would love to be lone wolf then joining alliance or Cerberus

[Koralis]

Alliance on my paragonish adept (saved the council, let the rahkni live, etc).

Cerberus on my Renegade Infiltrator (installed Udina to lead a new p[ro-human council, killed the rahkni threat, etc.)  Unless I get the option of becoming a reaper, where I may have to think long and hard...


There's a reason that I'm doing at least 2 run-throughs... 

Modifié par Koralis, 20 février 2010 - 05:32 .

[Cris Shepard]

I'm sticking with Cerberus unless they betray Shepard.. Alliance can go eff themselves unless Cerberus betrays Shepard lol..

[alickar]

Alliance. Cerberus was going to use that outpost. and he needed test subjects millions of people would of died if he had that collector out post so Alliance for sure i want to go kick the illusive man in the a**

[CanadAvenger]

I would totally go back to the Alliance. Cerberus just seems too shady to me, and I really DO NOT trust TIM. He wanted to use that Collector Base. Sure, it had valuable tech, but I'm not about to keep an installation where thousands of humans were experimented on and murdered. No sir.



Alliance FTW, even if I have to give up the Normandy.

[Costin_Razvan]

CanadAvenger wrote...

I would totally go back to the Alliance. Cerberus just seems too shady to me, and I really DO NOT trust TIM. He wanted to use that Collector Base. Sure, it had valuable tech, but I'm not about to keep an installation where thousands of humans were experimented on and murdered. No sir.

Alliance FTW, even if I have to give up the Normandy.

"When someone gives you a gun, you don't complain that it's dirty" Zaeed.

"That's exactly my point." TIM

"This facility is only data. It has no inherent ethical value. Destroying it will not return those lost. Keeping it might save others."

"He is right, when your enemy gives you a weapon, you use it. You might not get another chance." Grunt

Garrus says something as well. Don't remmeber what though. So ye, don't trust TIM, but do consider for a second that maybe he is ****ing right.

Anyway, on-topic. The Council owes me for saving their lives and Cerberus owes me for giving them the base. Should be interesting, though I do think getting BOTH to work together might be an option.

[Derumiel]

Definitely Alliance for me.

I do not trust TIM nor his methods. Also my Sheps background as sole survivor lets him mistrust Cerberus. And I won't work as a tool for them.

[Octorox]

 Alliance, maybe under the council as a Spectre again...as much as I HATE that Turian...

[Apophis2412]

So the choice boils down to this:



A. A very powerful and noble faction that doesn't want to believe the enemy exists.

B. An 'evil'faction that is willing to help me, but can't be trusted.



I'll stick with the Geth, Krogan and Rachni if possible.

[ShuMaKisO]

Screw both of them, this is shep's party bus now

[Frotality]

cerberus: sneaky deceptive all around untrustworthy group

alliance: typical passive oblivious to real danger government, as jacob puts it, " when danger hits, theysit around and figure out how to commision a  report to decide what the hell to do about it."

my shepard is going rouge if he can. ive got the giant reaper soylent cola machine, ive got the power, and the galaxy is doing what I say now...

[L33tuberpwner]

I'll stick with Martin Sheen.

[Lord Coake]

Actually, now that I've played more than I did with my first post, I'm tempted to stay with Cerberus.

The Citadel has dropped the ball in a morbidly awe inspiring fashion, and the Alliance has screwed the pooch so hard the poor thing is in hiding at an abuse shelter.

Getting into my Shepard's head (FemShep this time around) She'd likely stay on. The crew of the Normandy is, by the end of the game, more loyal to her than to Cerberus and the Illusive Man. This is a power base in itself that could -with enough work- put Shepard and Co. in a position of being able to change Cerberus from within. Actually make it an organization worth fighting with and for.

Start out with one or two colonies.  Keep them safe and help them prosper.  After a time, others would likely ask to be brount into the fold, bringing their resources and people with them.  More recources, more volunteers, more capability.  It's be slow, hard fought progress, but it can be done.  HAving operators like Shepard and her crew makes it a bit easier.  Colonies wouldn't see people that used to be Alliance, they'd see people with ships and guns, money and medical, protecting the colonies and battling for a better future.

Where the Alliance left them to fend for themselves, Cerberus/CU is on the line kicking ass, taking names, and building roads.  That sort of thing breeds loyalty.

At the same time, Shepard can use her reputation and contacts to starting building a force of her own, and use it to protect the outlying colonies, eventually bringing them into a power block all their own. The Alliance has spread itself so thin, so fast, that there's not much they could do about it. After rallying the colonies, Shep and Cerberus can then consolidate their power, fight off the slavers and pirates, and start building a real star nation.  Actually make Cerberus a solid military core to build upon, and go legit.

The Alliance will be pissed, but what can they do? If they attempt to knock the budding Colonial Union (just thought that up, I like the sound of it) out with force, the Citadel would likely step in, or the Alliance would have a PR nightmare.  If they embrace the CU, they give it validity, and the same occurs if they just leave it be.

After a few years, the Union can send an embassy to the Citadel, but should avoid going for a Council seat.

It'd be a hard fight for Cerberus all around, but it's one more than worth fighting. Humans work better when it's several competing powers that come together for a single goal anyway. A massive, choking bureaucracy like the Alliance stifles too much.

Modifié par Lord Coake, 23 février 2010 - 06:13 .

[Bundin]

whoever helps fixing the problem at hand. Council preferred but if the ****tery doesn't stop, then anyone else will do. Doesnt mean he'll follow any order of course, he has his own moral compass.

[Costin_Razvan]

Lord Coake: That is an interesting idea. My Shepard at least has the Rachni, Krogan, Geth, and perhaps the Quarians willing to fight by his side. Then I also have the thanks of Cerberus and that of every colony in the Terminus.



I could build a very strong military force with what I have.One that could beat the power of the Citadel Species. ( The Krogan and Rachni almost defeated the Council on their own, the minority of Geth were able to inflict heavy losses on the Citadel and Alliance Fleet )