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[Lareit]

The_KFD_Case wrote...


I enjoy history.

P.S. The Quarians and Tali do too.

I was making a parody of Godwins Law ; P

[Gerudan]

The_KFD_Case wrote...

Aye, but those SS units composed of foreign troops came from several countries including but not limited to Denmark, Norway, Hungary, etc. Many, if not most, of those outfits were sent to fight on the Eastern front. There were **** sympathizers in many occupied countries yet aside from the German speaking occupied countries it does appear that the majority of the people in those non-German speaking countries did not relish German occupation and thus rejected the ****s. I do not accept your claim.

Sure and sure...and I didn't claim anything. I only said that there were a lot of people who supported "them" for a couple of reasons, not only one douche at the top of the state. 

[DrakeforBake]

The_KFD_Case wrote...

I enjoy history.

P.S. The Quarians and Tali do too.

Actually I think they're still a little miffed about the past 300 years.

Just saying.

[Gerudan]

Lareit wrote...

I'm just amazed you are all talking about ****s on the internet.

Thats never been done before, ever.

Yeah well, as I said: I just finished an oral exam, although the topic was another war...somehow I just have to keep talking about history. 

[Gerudan]

DrakeforBake wrote...

Actually I think they're still a little miffed about the past 300 years.

Just saying.

Well it's kinda tragic that they could still live on there homeworld, if only they hadn't attacked the Geth. 

[R34P3RR3D33M3R]

Whenever I start to talk about WW2, I'll be talking about it for quiiite a while, and usually get pretty emotional about it, so I won't join in on the discussion.



Instead, I'll go play ME2 and get that IFF. With Tali in my squad, of course.

[Haventh]

Being a Norwegian and all, Quisling isn't exactly our brightest moment in history, so , can you all drop it please? Atleast about Quisling.



To The_KFD_Case: When occupied by a foreign country, one that is rather exrtreme, not many have the strength, or the qualifications to fight them, most would just get themselves killed if they tried anything. Also alot of people had families, which they didn't want to endager.



Honestly, i'm not quite sure what i would have done myself if i was around the age 20 during occupations.



I just wanted to make that clear. Not everyone has the capability to be a hero. Very few does.



Can we get back on to the Talimancer train now?

[The_KFD_Case]

Lareit wrote...

The_KFD_Case wrote...


I enjoy history.

P.S. The Quarians and Tali do too.

I was making a parody of Godwins Law ; P

I am aware of this and didn't really care much. I still enjoy history.

[The_KFD_Case]

DrakeforBake wrote...

The_KFD_Case wrote...

I enjoy history.

P.S. The Quarians and Tali do too.

Actually I think they're still a little miffed about the past 300 years.

Just saying.

You don't say....

[Gerudan]

R34P3RR3D33M3R wrote...

Instead, I'll go play ME2 and get that IFF. With Tali in my squad, of course.

Hm, I just finished Horizon yesterday...so it is clear, what would be the next step in my seventh playthrough. 

[The_KFD_Case]

Haventh wrote...

Being a Norwegian and all, Quisling isn't exactly our brightest moment in history, so , can you all drop it please? Atleast about Quisling.

To The_KFD_Case: When occupied by a foreign country, one that is rather exrtreme, not many have the strength, or the qualifications to fight them, most would just get themselves killed if they tried anything. Also alot of people had families, which they didn't want to endager.

Honestly, i'm not quite sure what i would have done myself if i was around the age 20 during occupations.

I just wanted to make that clear. Not everyone has the capability to be a hero. Very few does.

Can we get back on to the Talimancer train now?

Which is exactly what I expressed previously albeit using different words. My country was also occupied by **** forces during WWII. I don't think less of Norway nor Norwegians in general for the actions of one individual. And we share a common Scandinavian history, Haventh (dansker her).

Modifié par The_KFD_Case, 22 février 2010 - 10:41 .

[Haventh]

Oh, seems i missunderstood some of your replies then. My appologies.

[Lareit]

Haventh wrote...

I just wanted to make that clear. Not everyone has the capability to be a hero. Very few does.

Hero's are non existant in real life. You can't dodge bullets, you can only hope the shooter misses.

Part of why I find fiction so much more fascinating then real life. Authors create ways for hero's to be allowed to survive and exist.

[R34P3RR3D33M3R]

Gerudan wrote...

R34P3RR3D33M3R wrote...

Instead, I'll go play ME2 and get that IFF. With Tali in my squad, of course.

Hm, I just finished Horizon yesterday...so it is clear, what would be the next step in my seventh playthrough. 

I'm only on my second playthrough so far, I had some issues trying to get the english version of ME2 for Xbox 360, so I was weeks late. Apart from that, this forum takes too much of my time away. It's mostly this thread's fault!
But if it increases the chances of Tali being recruitable and LI in ME3, it's worth it.
After this Insanity playthrough I'll probably go back to ME1 and do a romanceless, complete playthrough. That'll be a pain.

[DrakeforBake]

R34P3RR3D33M3R wrote...

I'm only on my second playthrough so far, I had some issues trying to get the english version of ME2 for Xbox 360, so I was weeks late. Apart from that, this forum takes too much of my time away. It's mostly this thread's fault!
But if it increases the chances of Tali being recruitable and LI in ME3, it's worth it.
After this Insanity playthrough I'll probably go back to ME1 and do a romanceless, complete playthrough. That'll be a pain.

Side quests and everything? That's rough going back after tasting 2. I keep trying to pop my heatsink when I overload.

That just went somewhere horrible.

[Gerudan]

Lareit wrote...

Hero's are non existant in real life. You can't dodge bullets, you can only hope the shooter misses.

Part of why I find fiction so much more fascinating then real life. Authors create ways for hero's to be allowed to survive and exist.

Well, to be a hero basically means to stand up for something good although it might cost you.
It doesn't mean, you will survive. 

And no, I don't know what I would have done 70 years ago, I would have been a completely different person. 

[Gerudan]

DrakeforBake wrote...

Side quests and everything? That's rough going back after tasting 2. I keep trying to pop my heatsink when I overload.

That just went somewhere horrible.

Yeah, pressing B to punch an enemy doesn't work that well in ME1 either. <_<

[RevanKun123]

Haventh wrote...

Can we get back on to the Talimancer train now?

Well there isn't many thing to say about it anymore...

Oh Haventh, have you already see the Jack vs Miranda song?
http://social.biowar...1528/blog/2697/

(...I want to die right now for even dare posting it again.)

[R34P3RR3D33M3R]

DrakeforBake wrote...

R34P3RR3D33M3R wrote...

I'm only on my second playthrough so far, I had some issues trying to get the english version of ME2 for Xbox 360, so I was weeks late. Apart from that, this forum takes too much of my time away. It's mostly this thread's fault!
But if it increases the chances of Tali being recruitable and LI in ME3, it's worth it.
After this Insanity playthrough I'll probably go back to ME1 and do a romanceless, complete playthrough. That'll be a pain.

Side quests and everything? That's rough going back after tasting 2. I keep trying to pop my heatsink when I overload.

That just went somewhere horrible.

Yes, sidequests and everything. The only thing I intend to skip are the resource collection quests. And I'll probably skip my way through half of the dialogues too, since I've finished that game so often, I could finish almost any line that's being said for the characters.
I'll start a new game using my level 60 guy and play on easy, so I'll be skipping combat as well, more or less.
It's really a shame that I wasn't smart enough to NOT romance Liara when I did my "perfect" playthrough a few weeks back.

[Archonsg]

Tali fans come from all over the world and hence we do post round the clock.

[Haventh]

I'm on my second playthrough, just did reaper IFF quest. Tali is ALWAYS in squad. No exception when i have her recruited. I'm Paragon Sentinel, pretty awesome with the tech, biotic powers and tech armor.

RevanKun123:  Yeah, i love your FFs.

Modifié par Haventh, 22 février 2010 - 10:53 .

[Lareit]

Gerudan wrote...

Lareit wrote...

Hero's are non existant in real life. You can't dodge bullets, you can only hope the shooter misses.

Part of why I find fiction so much more fascinating then real life. Authors create ways for hero's to be allowed to survive and exist.

Well, to be a hero basically means to stand up for something good although it might cost you.
It doesn't mean, you will survive. 

And no, I don't know what I would have done 70 years ago, I would have been a completely different person. 

I'm not so sure Martyr's are heros. Though I suppose I would simply be arguing against my own concepts of the terms to really take it any  further then that.

[Lareit]

R34P3RR3D33M3R wrote...



Yes, sidequests and everything. The only thing I intend to skip are the resource collection quests. And I'll probably skip my way through half of the dialogues too, since I've finished that game so often, I could finish almost any line that's being said for the characters.
I'll start a new game using my level 60 guy and play on easy, so I'll be skipping combat as well, more or less.
It's really a shame that I wasn't smart enough to NOT romance Liara when I did my "perfect" playthrough a few weeks back.

If you're doing this to prepare for the perfect carry over to ME3 I would recommend waiting untill closer to ME3 release date.

You might have a hardware problem, RROD, annoying friend delete your data, who knows, that would negate all the work.

If you're doing it for fun too, then go for it.

[Gerudan]

Lareit wrote...

I'm not so sure Martyr's are heros. Though I suppose I would simply be arguing against my own concepts of the terms to really take it any  further then that.

It doesn't mean you have to die either.

I mean Shep is a hero because he wants to stop the Collector, although it is a suicide mission.