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1490 wrote...
Since I haven't posted a pic in a while...
This was my absolute favorite piece of Mass Effect fan art. Someone took the artist's original picture and resized it so it would make a suitable desk top background. I'll post it here in case anyone wants to use it for that purpose.
And for those of you who haven't seen this one before, I'm sure you'll enjoy the placement of Tali:lol:
1490 wrote...
Since I haven't posted a pic in a while...
This was my absolute favorite piece of Mass Effect fan art. Someone took the artist's original picture and resized it so it would make a suitable desk top background. I'll post it here in case anyone wants to use it for that purpose.
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And for those of you who haven't seen this one before, I'm sure you'll enjoy the placement of Tali:lol:
Modifié par Goat_Shepard, 16 mars 2010 - 02:24 .
I actually really dislike this because whoever did it didn't do a good job of blending the two backgrounds.1490 wrote...
Since I haven't posted a pic in a while...
This was my absolute favorite piece of Mass Effect fan art. Someone took the artist's original picture and resized it so it would make a suitable desk top background. I'll post it here in case anyone wants to use it for that purpose.
And for those of you who haven't seen this one before, I'm sure you'll enjoy the placement of Tali:lol:
The_KFD_Case wrote...
A smart man would also conclude that sometimes you may be faced with a fight even if you do not want it, and therefore one must be prepared for such an eventuality at all times. What you can not defend you will almost invariably lose.
"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."
Guest_Darth Cheesecake_*
and what happens when the sacrifices to maintain freedom become to much? Is it acceptable to execute dissidents who threaten the "freedom" of the nation is it acceptable to invade other nations to "secure freedom" for the populace. Freedom is relative and vigilance can never be eterna.The_KFD_Case wrote...
Gerudan wrote...
The_KFD_Case wrote...
I believe Duke Wellington (aka. "the Iron Duke") said it best when he expressed the following: "Next to a battle lost, the saddest thing is a battle won."
The one who is most committed wins.
A smart man would conclude: Then don't fight any battles!
A smart man would also conclude that sometimes you may be faced with a fight even if you do not want it, and therefore one must be prepared for such an eventuality at all times. What you can not defend you will almost invariably lose.
"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."
Again. With more music:Himmelstor wrote...
Carry over. With music:Himmelstor wrote...
Shameless Self Promotion:
Doctor prescribes fanfiction!
Part Six of Act III: Reckoning is up in blog!
Please read, comment, and enjoy!
Lazy link: http://social.biowar...1740/blog/3380/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-iN6ONVZGc (Courtesy Jake)
Guest_Darth Cheesecake_*
He's ignoring it because it suits his needs to do so.Gerudan wrote...
danteshepard wrote...
this.
I've never noticed you before now but you are currently one of my favorite people
Did you actually miss the prolonged discussion I had with KFD two days ago?
vykvyper1 wrote...
1490 wrote...
Since I haven't posted a pic in a while...
This was my absolute favorite piece of Mass Effect fan art. Someone took the artist's original picture and resized it so it would make a suitable desk top background. I'll post it here in case anyone wants to use it for that purpose.
And for those of you who haven't seen this one before, I'm sure you'll enjoy the placement of Tali:lol:
It is one of my favs too. And I do enjoy the placement of Tali.
Darth Cheesecake wrote...
A smart man can also realize when the war is over...only a fool pursues old grudges.danteshepard wrote...
quoted for truth.Gerudan wrote...
The_KFD_Case wrote...
I believe Duke Wellington (aka. "the Iron Duke") said it best when he expressed the following: "Next to a battle lost, the saddest thing is a battle won."
The one who is most committed wins.
A smart man would conclude: Then don't fight any battles!
Felipe 058 wrote...
I actually really dislike this because whoever did it didn't do a good job of blending the two backgrounds.
...it all makes sense nowsergio71785 wrote...
So she's the one who took my Shepard VI!
Guest_runescapeguy9_*
WHATsergio71785 wrote...
So she's the one who took my Shepard VI!
Guest_Darth Cheesecake_*
"only a fool deals in absolutes"The_KFD_Case wrote...
Darth Cheesecake wrote...
A smart man can also realize when the war is over...only a fool pursues old grudges.danteshepard wrote...
quoted for truth.Gerudan wrote...
The_KFD_Case wrote...
I believe Duke Wellington (aka. "the Iron Duke") said it best when he expressed the following: "Next to a battle lost, the saddest thing is a battle won."
The one who is most committed wins.
A smart man would conclude: Then don't fight any battles!
It wasn't old enough to be a "grudge" in my book. Unconditional surrender is acceptable however.
sergio71785 wrote...
So she's the one who took my Shepard VI!
Xenosaga is such a kick ass series. I only played the first one, and only part of it, but it was still frakking sweet.Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...
Shazzammer2 wrote...
Mr.Kusy wrote...
what would you do if I told you that soon I'm making an attempt at making actual figures of Mass Effect characters (not crapy, plastic action figures but stuff like this). I know how, I have the tools, I only lack time and am not sure about my skills.
actually, I wouldn't mind buying a tali figure.
If it was of that quality, or of something like this
I probably shell out for it.
Felipe 058 wrote...
I actually really dislike this because whoever did it didn't do a good job of blending the two backgrounds.1490 wrote...
Since I haven't posted a pic in a while...
This was my absolute favorite piece of Mass Effect fan art. Someone took the artist's original picture and resized it so it would make a suitable desk top background. I'll post it here in case anyone wants to use it for that purpose.
And for those of you who haven't seen this one before, I'm sure you'll enjoy the placement of Tali:lol:
Himmelstor wrote...
Again. With more music:Himmelstor wrote...
Carry over. With music:Himmelstor wrote...
Shameless Self Promotion:
Doctor prescribes fanfiction!
Part Six of Act III: Reckoning is up in blog!
Please read, comment, and enjoy!
Lazy link: http://social.biowar...1740/blog/3380/
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=f-iN6ONVZGc (Courtesy Jake)
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1mjlM_RnsVE&feature=related
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=hiEgOljqB1g&feature=channel
1490 wrote...
Commander Marrek S wrote...
1490 wrote...
Commander Marrek S wrote...
too bad my state doesn't sell ME2 for computer...
Solution: eBay. You can get it cheaper on there anyway. I'd have gotten the PC version if I had the PC to run it!
there are a few problems...i live with my mom, and i have no job...._.
Are you 18? You can still get a debit or a credit card and set up a PayPal account. Living with one's parents doesn't prevent that.
Darth Cheesecake wrote...
and what happens when the sacrifices to maintain freedom become to much? Is it acceptable to execute dissidents who threaten the "freedom" of the nation is it acceptable to invade other nations to "secure freedom" for the populace. Freedom is relative and vigilance can never be eterna.The_KFD_Case wrote...
Gerudan wrote...
The_KFD_Case wrote...
I believe Duke Wellington (aka. "the Iron Duke") said it best when he expressed the following: "Next to a battle lost, the saddest thing is a battle won."
The one who is most committed wins.
A smart man would conclude: Then don't fight any battles!
A smart man would also conclude that sometimes you may be faced with a fight even if you do not want it, and therefore one must be prepared for such an eventuality at all times. What you can not defend you will almost invariably lose.
"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."
Darth Cheesecake wrote...
I'm trying to engage KFD in intellectiual battle to give poor Loghain a break. and doc upbadated his story.Azint wrote...
And the prodigal caviler has returned.
What's up?
Guest_Darth Cheesecake_*
You just blended Mythbusters and that whackjob from Iran...sir you are a genius.Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...
Darth Cheesecake wrote...
and what happens when the sacrifices to maintain freedom become to much? Is it acceptable to execute dissidents who threaten the "freedom" of the nation is it acceptable to invade other nations to "secure freedom" for the populace. Freedom is relative and vigilance can never be eterna.The_KFD_Case wrote...
Gerudan wrote...
The_KFD_Case wrote...
I believe Duke Wellington (aka. "the Iron Duke") said it best when he expressed the following: "Next to a battle lost, the saddest thing is a battle won."
The one who is most committed wins.
A smart man would conclude: Then don't fight any battles!
A smart man would also conclude that sometimes you may be faced with a fight even if you do not want it, and therefore one must be prepared for such an eventuality at all times. What you can not defend you will almost invariably lose.
"The price of freedom is eternal vigilance."
Everything is relative, even your post. Even my post.
In fact
no its a shepard VIBloodhuman1 wrote...
sergio71785 wrote...
So she's the one who took my Shepard VI!
Is that an energy suit!?
Guest_Darth Cheesecake_*
really your going to reference Machiavelli, don't make me whip out my 18th-20th century philosophers oh and since you won't pick a person or nation or empire I'll pick. Byzantium, let the battle begin!!The_KFD_Case wrote...
Darth Cheesecake wrote...
I'm trying to engage KFD in intellectiual battle to give poor Loghain a break. and doc upbadated his story.Azint wrote...
And the prodigal caviler has returned.
What's up?
Nonsense. He brought it upon himself. Paraphrasing Machiavelli, "Wars start when you wish but they do not stop at your command."
Modifié par Darth Cheesecake, 16 mars 2010 - 02:31 .
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