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[Melra]

Guardian295 wrote...

Melrache wrote...

So... Orianna gets implanted with super Reaper computer, before Miri and Shepard manage to stop the process. Miri and Shepard destroy Cerberus, but have to become Orianna's handlers, since she now holds the fate of the world in her head! Wait.. Have I seen this somewhere before?

Edit: Faith vs Fate... I love my bad english skillz. 

I have a thoery about fate vs choice if you want to hear it

I meant that I wrote faith, when I was going for fate. 

[Guardian295]

kraidy1117 wrote...

Paul knows the them ajor company that funds Cerberus as he was working for that company for TIM in Asscension, plus he knows alot about the spies in the Allience. While he might not be dangerous in combat, he is very dangerous because of his information. He also knows what happen to that Tara Firma guy that disappred.  Miri is also a threat because she could easly tell Shepard where TIM. Both Miri and paul are dangerous in there own right.

Not my point you capture Paul you nutrilize the threat you capture Miri you get the universes most deadly son of a b**** coming after you

[Guardian295]

Melrache wrote...

Guardian295 wrote...

Melrache wrote...

So... Orianna gets implanted with super Reaper computer, before Miri and Shepard manage to stop the process. Miri and Shepard destroy Cerberus, but have to become Orianna's handlers, since she now holds the fate of the world in her head! Wait.. Have I seen this somewhere before?

Edit: Faith vs Fate... I love my bad english skillz. 

I have a thoery about fate vs choice if you want to hear it

I meant that I wrote faith, when I was going for fate. 

I know offer still there though

[Ieldra]

kraidy1117 wrote...
LOL, tho TIM might attack Miri. Look what he is going to do to Paul in the next book. He is going to implant him with Reaper tech because Paul betrayed TIM. I don't Miri is realy safe and either is her sister.

Yes, implanting humans with Reaper tech just shows that what he considers "advancement of humanity" might not be that human anymore. I wonder whether the decision at the end of ME3 will be about that. I don't have anything in particular against artificial evolution (Miranda is a good example of why), but there are enough hints that TIM's agenda might be a little much to absorb without becoming the monster you used to fight.

[kraidy1117]

Ieldra2 wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...
LOL, tho TIM might attack Miri. Look what he is going to do to Paul in the next book. He is going to implant him with Reaper tech because Paul betrayed TIM. I don't Miri is realy safe and either is her sister.

Yes, implanting humans with Reaper tech just shows that what he considers "advancement of humanity" might not be that human anymore. I wonder whether the decision at the end of ME3 will be about that. I don't have anything in particular against artificial evolution (Miranda is a good example of why), but there are enough hints that TIM's agenda might be a little much to absorb without becoming the monster you used to fight.

I think there will be a crap load of ending, there has to be or people will be very mad. Having two endings would leave alot of people mad. This is how the endings should me

The perfect ending, no one dies (exepct for the ones who have to die and nothing can change that)
Some people die but you stop the reapers
The reapers win
The reapers win and enslave Shepard and survving humans
The ultimate sacerfice
The suicde ending

Doing that will be laot of work but everyone is happy.

[Guardian295]

Ieldra2 wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...
LOL, tho TIM might attack Miri. Look what he is going to do to Paul in the next book. He is going to implant him with Reaper tech because Paul betrayed TIM. I don't Miri is realy safe and either is her sister.

Yes, implanting humans with Reaper tech just shows that what he considers "advancement of humanity" might not be that human anymore. I wonder whether the decision at the end of ME3 will be about that. I don't have anything in particular against artificial evolution (Miranda is a good example of why), but there are enough hints that TIM's agenda might be a little much to absorb without becoming the monster you used to fight.

How do you kill a monster without becoming the monster

Modifié par Guardian295, 10 mars 2010 - 02:44 .

[kraidy1117]

Guardian295 wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...

Paul knows the them ajor company that funds Cerberus as he was working for that company for TIM in Asscension, plus he knows alot about the spies in the Allience. While he might not be dangerous in combat, he is very dangerous because of his information. He also knows what happen to that Tara Firma guy that disappred.  Miri is also a threat because she could easly tell Shepard where TIM. Both Miri and paul are dangerous in there own right.

Not my point you capture Paul you nutrilize the threat you capture Miri you get the universes most deadly son of a b**** coming after you

True, but TIm might try to do it. He might be sm art but he is ignorent.

[Guardian295]

kraidy1117 wrote...

Ieldra2 wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...
LOL, tho TIM might attack Miri. Look what he is going to do to Paul in the next book. He is going to implant him with Reaper tech because Paul betrayed TIM. I don't Miri is realy safe and either is her sister.

Yes, implanting humans with Reaper tech just shows that what he considers "advancement of humanity" might not be that human anymore. I wonder whether the decision at the end of ME3 will be about that. I don't have anything in particular against artificial evolution (Miranda is a good example of why), but there are enough hints that TIM's agenda might be a little much to absorb without becoming the monster you used to fight.

I think there will be a crap load of ending, there has to be or people will be very mad. Having two endings would leave alot of people mad. This is how the endings should me

The perfect ending, no one dies (exepct for the ones who have to die and nothing can change that)
Some people die but you stop the reapers
The reapers win
The reapers win and enslave Shepard and survving humans
The ultimate sacerfice
The suicde ending

Doing that will be laot of work but everyone is happy.

I like it

[Melra]

Guardian295 wrote...

Melrache wrote...

Guardian295 wrote...

Melrache wrote...

So... Orianna gets implanted with super Reaper computer, before Miri and Shepard manage to stop the process. Miri and Shepard destroy Cerberus, but have to become Orianna's handlers, since she now holds the fate of the world in her head! Wait.. Have I seen this somewhere before?

Edit: Faith vs Fate... I love my bad english skillz. 

I have a thoery about fate vs choice if you want to hear it

I meant that I wrote faith, when I was going for fate. 

I know offer still there though

Sure, shoot. 

I don't know, but I found this image funny for some reason.

Modifié par Melrache, 10 mars 2010 - 02:50 .

[gutty47]

*cough* 650 pages = congratulations? */cough*

[kraidy1117]

LOL sorry Gutty we are in deep conversations.

[Andysilv]

gutty47 wrote...

*cough* 650 pages = congratulations? */cough*

Woo hoo! High 5's all round!

[Guardian295]

Every choice we make creates an alternate universe where we made a different choice, this is the basis of the multiverse theory, these choices are our own, but ocationaly these universes converge at certain points which we call fate, now you an avoid fate through choice but once you start heading for it it become like a black hole, the closer you get the harder it is to turn away
And thats my theory on Fate vs Choice

Modifié par Guardian295, 10 mars 2010 - 02:57 .

[Andysilv]

Melrache wrote...
I don't know, but I found this image funny for some reason.

I don't know about funny but it sure is beautiful.

[Melra]

 Sweet! Mirivonnes are on the house!

[Guardian295]

Wait where at 650
WOO HOO
PARTY TIME
Cookies and beer for all
**hands out cookies and beer**

[Ieldra]

Guardian295 wrote...

Ieldra2 wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...
LOL, tho TIM might attack Miri. Look what he is going to do to Paul in the next book. He is going to implant him with Reaper tech because Paul betrayed TIM. I don't Miri is realy safe and either is her sister.

Yes, implanting humans with Reaper tech just shows that what he considers "advancement of humanity" might not be that human anymore. I wonder whether the decision at the end of ME3 will be about that. I don't have anything in particular against artificial evolution (Miranda is a good example of why), but there are enough hints that TIM's agenda might be a little much to absorb without becoming the monster you used to fight.

How do you kill a monster without becoming the monster

Indeed, the old question already appearing in BG1: "He who fights with monsters should see to it that he himself does not become a monster. If you gaze too long into the abyss the abyss also gazes into you." (Friedrich Nietzsche)
A question of attitude, I'd say. My first guideline would be: do not hate your enemy. My second: killing anyone should always be regarded as an unfortunate necessity. That, BTW, is why I'm always uncomfortable when anyone talks about hating TIM or Miranda's father. I'd advise a little emotional distance.

[Guardian295]

andysilv87 wrote...

Melrache wrote...
I don't know, but I found this image funny for some reason.

I don't know about funny but it sure is beautiful.

she lookes bored and yet still stunning

[kraidy1117]

Melrache wrote...

 Sweet! Mirivonnes are on the house!

I love her smile

[kraidy1117]

lets kill some time guys, lets watch the hardest boss ever!

[Guardian295]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Guardian295 wrote...

Ieldra2 wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...
LOL, tho TIM might attack Miri. Look what he is going to do to Paul in the next book. He is going to implant him with Reaper tech because Paul betrayed TIM. I don't Miri is realy safe and either is her sister.

Yes, implanting humans with Reaper tech just shows that what he considers "advancement of humanity" might not be that human anymore. I wonder whether the decision at the end of ME3 will be about that. I don't have anything in particular against artificial evolution (Miranda is a good example of why), but there are enough hints that TIM's agenda might be a little much to absorb without becoming the monster you used to fight.

How do you kill a monster without becoming the monster

Indeed, the old question already appearing in BG1: "He who fights with monsters should see to it that he himself does not become a monster. If you gaze too long into the abyss the abyss also gazes into you." (Friedrich Nietzsche)
A question of attitude, I'd say. My first guideline would be: do not hate your enemy. My second: killing anyone should always be regarded as an unfortunate necessity. That, BTW, is why I'm always uncomfortable when anyone talks about hating TIM or Miranda's father. I'd advise a little emotional distance.

QFT

Do not hate your enemy pity him for ......
Bugga forgot the rest of the quote

There is always a danger of becoming to detached though

Modifié par Guardian295, 10 mars 2010 - 03:05 .

[Melra]

kraidy1117 wrote...

lets kill some time guys, lets watch the hardest boss ever!

It still boggles my mind, how could I play those games in the past. 

[kraidy1117]

Melrache wrote...

kraidy1117 wrote...

lets kill some time guys, lets watch the hardest boss ever!

It still boggles my mind, how could I play those games in the past. 

LOL, I miss when games where hard and you would go broke trying to play Pac-man, space invaders, Donkey kong and Dig Dug. Ah the good ol days.

[Guardian295]

kraidy1117 wrote...

lets kill some time guys, lets watch the hardest boss ever!

WTF

[Jediknight120]

kraidy1117 wrote...

lets kill some time guys, lets watch the hardest boss ever!

That is nuts. That's why I could never play those types of games.