Even if Cerberus is xenophobic and only wants to help humans, by doing so they can't avoid helping the other races as a result. So I say save it, let them use it, study it to defeat the space squids, then Sheperd and friends come in after the little Reaper problem has been taken care of and blow it up.
The proof this is pretty good too, it got me so riled up when you talk to the council and they still don't believe you...
I was also just pondering how the Reapers are made out of broken down human/other species sludge... and it made me verp.
Why do so many people think keeping the Collecter Base is a good idea?
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JasonPogo
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#202
Posté 23 février 2010 - 12:24
Bigdoser
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Meglivorn wrote...
Sorry. I believe what I did read in the novels and the quests in the game. You can judge someone only by his actions. And the illusive man is not one who wouldn't give a few hundred human colonists to die if he sees it as an opportunity (see Horizon for example).
If it was someone as anderson I might think about it that it's worth the risk. But not the illusive man. And no. Not becouse it's a private organization and not run by some government. Becouse they are proven to be ruthless, manipulative and definitely not to be trusted. A lot of madman who commited crimes against humanity could justify their action with doing it for the sake of their own people, or the greater good, or the advancement of science.
You're right about that they are the only power who takes the reaper threat seriously. And right, that is sad. But only that doesn't make them better. It's a real alliance with the devil, but if you not careful enough you beat the reapers just to be slaves of cerberus. Becouse they do that with humans too. Human beings are just tools, assets and expendables. When Shepard asks the Illusive Man that "humanity or cerberus" he answers "Cerberus is humanity". Sorry. That answers all about them.
This.
