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Post by themikefest on Feb 4, 2021 22:33:15 GMT
Even if we consider the turians alone, though, the difference in numbers were too much at the time, both in terms of soldiers and ships. The reason why the turians would win is because of time. They've been a spacefaring species for a much longer time. They have more ships. They know their way around space much better then humans. At first, humanity might have a heads up on the turians, but once turian reinforcements show up, humanity will go down fairly quickly. Had humanity built up it's military to be much larger with ships to match before using any relay, then they might defeat the turians.
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Post by The Elder King on Feb 4, 2021 22:42:10 GMT
Even if we consider the turians alone, though, the difference in numbers were too much at the time, both in terms of soldiers and ships. The reason why the turians would win is because of time. They've been a spacefaring species for a much longer time. They have more ships. They know their way around space much better then humans. At first, humanity might have a heads up on the turians, but once turian reinforcements show up, humanity will go down fairly quickly. Had humanity built up it's military to be much larger with ships to match before using any relay, then they might defeat the turians. Well, I do agree, since my point was the same. I didn't mean the turians were inherently better then humans, but that due to the timeline, the former clearly had a much bigger advantage on the latter, and humanity won't be able to win the war. In a different scenario, as you mentioned, the situation could be different.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Feb 4, 2021 22:43:04 GMT
Humanity would never win a war against the Council, especially during the first contact time. To show how much more powerful the Titian’s were, just look how they call the First Contact War the Relay 314 Incident. They don’t even consider the trashing they gave us a war. Add to that Salarian science and sabotage, and the Asari commandos (the best warriors in the galaxy according to all sides) and humanity wouldn’t stand a chance. Plus the Batarians too, since they could see that as a chance to gain prestige. Very true. But I do think it's worth pointing out that humanity invented aircraft-carriers-in-space, effectively bypassing the dreadnought limitations. In RL terms, it's why battleships are (relatively) obsolete. The massive guns can't hit the fast, single-man strike craft, but any bomber worth their wings can sink the battleship in one good run. Plus, only about 2% of humans are Alliance military; what if the Alliance went total-war? I'm certain that if it were the Alliance vs everyone else, we'd lose badly. But the amount of damage inflicted wouldn't be worth the cost, in that the Alliance could wreck enough of the galaxy to make such a conflict a mutual loss for everyone. Yes, we'd get the short end of that charred stick, but still... Except Dreadnoughts are already built to deal with fighters and have had centuries of practice, unlike Battleships which yes technically were but not really since people underestimated the influence of aircraft in war. The Alliance wouldn't be able to get that far, for multiple reasons from humanity being divided on how to handle aliens as well as salarians and asari joining in and wrecking the military industrial complex even if humanity did since by then it's not a simple "Don't attack the humans. They didn't know how dangerous activating Mass Relays were." We'd hardly scratch the galaxy. And all we'd get in exchange is extermination, enslavement, and/or trapped on Earth.
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Post by Radec on Feb 4, 2021 22:50:09 GMT
Humanity would never win a war against the Council, especially during the first contact time. To show how much more powerful the Titian’s were, just look how they call the First Contact War the Relay 314 Incident. They don’t even consider the trashing they gave us a war. Add to that Salarian science and sabotage, and the Asari commandos (the best warriors in the galaxy according to all sides) and humanity wouldn’t stand a chance. Plus the Batarians too, since they could see that as a chance to gain prestige. Asari commandoes? The best in the galaxy? Good one!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Is there a single fight in the trilogy they don't get wiped? Benezias goon squad can get rekt by a lone N7 backed up by an untrained archeologist and a sickly teenage mechanic Several squads of them got taken out by some pathetic cannibals and a couple banshees at the Monastery. Stick to dancing.🤣
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Post by Son of Dorn on Feb 4, 2021 22:51:45 GMT
Asari commandoes? The best in the galaxy? Good one!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Is there a single fight in the trilogy they don't get wiped? Benezias goon squad can get rekt by a lone N7 backed up by an untrained archeologist and a sickly teenage mechanic Several squads of them got taken out by some pathetic cannibals and a couple banshees at the Monastery. Stick to dancing.🤣 Or dying. Dying xenos is better. 😉
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Feb 4, 2021 23:00:38 GMT
Asari commandoes? The best in the galaxy? Good one!🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣 Is there a single fight in the trilogy they don't get wiped? Benezias goon squad can get rekt by a lone N7 backed up by an untrained archeologist and a sickly teenage mechanic Several squads of them got taken out by some pathetic cannibals and a couple banshees at the Monastery. Stick to dancing.🤣 So your argument to the contrary is because the only fights we see them in are either against the protagonist thus plot armor or against an unending army created by a race whose occupation has been exterminating races for over a billion years they suck? Yeah I’ll trust the lore over you.
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Post by Radec on Feb 4, 2021 23:01:00 GMT
Putting aside the fact that the volus, if I recall, were already a client race to the turians, and I honestly doubt they'd betrayed them And yet Din Korlack, disgruntled volus ambassador in ME1, is working for Cerberus by ME3. Coincidence, I think not. A powerful ally, the biotic gods would make for humanity.
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Post by The Elder King on Feb 4, 2021 23:04:04 GMT
Putting aside the fact that the volus, if I recall, were already a client race to the turians, and I honestly doubt they'd betrayed them And yet Din Korlack, disgruntled volus ambassador in ME1, is working for Cerberus by ME3. Coincidence, I think not. A powerful ally, the biotic gods would make for humanity. You're talking of one volus, in ME3. I'm talking about the whole race, during the First Contact War, or around that time. Humanity grew and rose a lot between that even, and ME1-ME3.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Feb 4, 2021 23:06:22 GMT
Is there a single fight in the trilogy they don't get wiped? Benezias goon squad can get rekt by a lone N7 backed up by an untrained archeologist and a sickly teenage mechanic Several squads of them got taken out by some pathetic cannibals and a couple banshees at the Monastery. Stick to dancing.🤣 So your argument to the contrary is because the only fights we see them in are either against the protagonist thus plot armor or against an unending army created by a race whose occupation has been exterminating races for over a billion years they suck? Yeah I’ll trust the lore over you. Really now? Then how about the Rachni Wars: they and the salarians were getting their asses kicked till they used the Krogan was common fodder to win. And speaking of.... The Krogan were going the same thing till the asari and salarians ran to the turians for help (see a theme yet?). Oh, and they used a bioweapon to win. So, know your lore.
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Post by Radec on Feb 4, 2021 23:06:28 GMT
Is there a single fight in the trilogy they don't get wiped? Benezias goon squad can get rekt by a lone N7 backed up by an untrained archeologist and a sickly teenage mechanic Several squads of them got taken out by some pathetic cannibals and a couple banshees at the Monastery. Stick to dancing.🤣 So your argument to the contrary is because the only fights we see them in are either against the protagonist thus plot armor or against an unending army created by a race whose occupation has been exterminating races for over a billion years they suck? Yeah I’ll trust the lore over you. The asari themselves are the plot armor. No way those weaklings wouldn't have been exterminated yet. Hoarding a beacon and still too weak to fight the krogan or rachni alone. I dont care about some lore entry telling me they're strong when they get clowned on every time they show up.
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Post by mtheillusive on Feb 4, 2021 23:07:49 GMT
Humans would have to play dirty in a straight up war. They'd get annihilated if they attack head on against the Turians. On Earth, by 2186, there's about 11.7 Billion humans. Even if I include the other planets they inhabit, some in the thousands and others in millions, it would still be 11.7 billion. Less than 3% of the human population is apart of the Alliance. If it say....2.9%, then that's roughly 49,300,000 soldiers total, including both Alliance Navy personnel and Alliance Marines. Thats impressive against...lets say the Quarians...who have only 17 million inhabitants in the fleet total. Now how about those Turians.... Palaven has 6.1 billion inhabitants. Digeris (https://masseffect.fandom.com/wiki/Digeris) has 1.9 billion. So that's a bear minimum 8 Billion, possibly more if any other of there planets have 1 billion or more inhabitants. ALL Turians must serve in the military, and ALL are considered reserve if not currently serving. Boot camp starts at 15, service by 16. If I were being generous...lets say I split the population in half: 1/2 children and 1/2 adults). Thats 4 BILLION potential soldiers still. Vs 49.3 Million....hahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahaahaaaaa Want to get even deeper....lets say a mere 70 million and put them all in the Armiger Legion (the ones with the jetpacks). As the Turians attack with overwhelming force: Lets say EACH SINGLE ARROW is a soldier, and they are attacking head on like that. The whole Legion at one time. The full might of a tiny portion of their military...They would roach stomp the Alliance face to face. Turians have 37 dreadnaughts compared to the Alliance's 8 or 9. Humanity loses. BIG TIME. And yall still think they can take the Reapers in conventional warfare? Hahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaa
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Post by themikefest on Feb 4, 2021 23:08:40 GMT
Have the asari ever won a war?
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Feb 4, 2021 23:09:05 GMT
So your argument to the contrary is because the only fights we see them in are either against the protagonist thus plot armor or against an unending army created by a race whose occupation has been exterminating races for over a billion years they suck? Yeah I’ll trust the lore over you. Really now? Then how about the Rachni Wars: they and the salarians were getting their asses kicked till they used the Krogan was common fodder to win. And speaking of.... The Krogan were going the same thing till the asari and salarians ran to the turians for help (see a theme yet?). Oh, and they used a bioweapon to win. So, know your lore. A race we learned was bred for warfare, and a race that developed that way on their own. Both with insane birth rates making them create more at a faster rate than can be killed. So I know my lore. You’re one to talk, Mr. Humanity could stand a chance against the galaxy.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Feb 4, 2021 23:09:12 GMT
So your argument to the contrary is because the only fights we see them in are either against the protagonist thus plot armor or against an unending army created by a race whose occupation has been exterminating races for over a billion years they suck? Yeah I’ll trust the lore over you. The asari themselves are the plot armor. No way those weaklings wouldn't have been exterminated yet. Hoarding a beacon and still too weak to fight the krogan or rachni alone. I dont care about some lore entry telling me they're strong when they get clowned on every time they show up. Nah, asari have the power of Mary Sue's.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Feb 4, 2021 23:14:08 GMT
Really now? Then how about the Rachni Wars: they and the salarians were getting their asses kicked till they used the Krogan was common fodder to win. And speaking of.... The Krogan were going the same thing till the asari and salarians ran to the turians for help (see a theme yet?). Oh, and they used a bioweapon to win. So, know your lore. A race we learned was bred for warfare, and a race that developed that way on their own. Both with insane birth rates making them create more at a faster rate than can be killed. So I know my lore. You’re one to talk, Mr. Humanity could stand a chance against the galaxy. If humanity didn't use that Mass Effect crap and advanced technologically without it, then they would have. But then again I don't expect much from someone who headcannons his own shit and tries to sell as a fact.
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Post by Radec on Feb 4, 2021 23:15:01 GMT
And yet Din Korlack, disgruntled volus ambassador in ME1, is working for Cerberus by ME3. Coincidence, I think not. A powerful ally, the biotic gods would make for humanity. You're talking of one volus, in ME3. I'm talking about the whole race, during the First Contact War, or around that time. Humanity grew and rose a lot between that even, and ME1-ME3. Not just one volus. The Ambassador. Representative of the entire race. 2nd in power only to the great Niftu Cal himself. We offer him a council seat next to the vorcha and elcor, and the rest of the biotic gods would follow him. He's a hero, a bloody icon.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Feb 4, 2021 23:15:14 GMT
Have the asari ever won a war? Unless you count running to others for help, then no.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Feb 4, 2021 23:17:40 GMT
A race we learned was bred for warfare, and a race that developed that way on their own. Both with insane birth rates making them create more at a faster rate than can be killed. So I know my lore. You’re one to talk, Mr. Humanity could stand a chance against the galaxy. If humanity didn't use that Mass Effect crap and advanced technologically without it, then they would have. But then again I don't expect much from someone who headcannons his own shit and tries to sell as a fact. Ironic last statement, considering your first.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Feb 4, 2021 23:19:25 GMT
If humanity didn't use that Mass Effect crap and advanced technologically without it, then they would have. But then again I don't expect much from someone who headcannons his own shit and tries to sell as a fact. Ironic last statement, considering your first. Funny, since you still haven't figured out how the Reapers win every cycle.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Feb 4, 2021 23:20:45 GMT
Ironic last statement, considering your first. Funny, since you still haven't figured out how the Reapers win every cycle. Sure I have. It’s explicitly explained. So now you, prove to me your head canon about how humanity not using ME technology would let them win.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Feb 4, 2021 23:32:48 GMT
Funny, since you still haven't figured out how the Reapers win every cycle. Sure I have. It’s explicitly explained. So now you, prove to me your head canon about how humanity not using ME technology would let them win. It's very simple: Mass Effect technology is simple yet a basic means of becoming a space fairing race. And yet anyone that advances to the point that they develop energy weapons, energy shields and heavy armour would make short work against anyone using Mass Effect technology (mass effect shields don't block lasers, plasma projectiles are blocked but the heat would bypass it. And since mass effect ships relay heavily on their shields, their armour is thin, making it easy to blow holes in ships). Is that simple enough for you?
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Post by mtheillusive on Feb 4, 2021 23:49:33 GMT
Humans would have to play dirty in a straight up war. They'd get annihilated if they attack head on against the Turians. On Earth, by 2186, there's about 11.7 Billion humans. Even if I include the other planets they inhabit, some in the thousands and others in millions, it would still be 11.7 billion. Less than 3% of the human population is apart of the Alliance. If it say....2.9%, then that's roughly 49,300,000 soldiers total, including both Alliance Navy personnel and Alliance Marines. Thats impressive against...lets say the Quarians...who have only 17 million inhabitants in the fleet total. Now how about those Turians.... Palaven has 6.1 billion inhabitants. Digeris (https://masseffect.fandom.com/wiki/Digeris) has 1.9 billion. So that's a bear minimum 8 Billion, possibly more if any other of there planets have 1 billion or more inhabitants. ALL Turians must serve in the military, and ALL are considered reserve if not currently serving. Boot camp starts at 15, service by 16. If I were being generous...lets say I split the population in half: 1/2 children and 1/2 adults). Thats 4 BILLION potential soldiers still. Vs 49.3 Million....hahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahaahaaaaa Want to get even deeper....lets say a mere 70 million and put them all in the Armiger Legion (the ones with the jetpacks). As the Turians attack with overwhelming force: Lets say EACH SINGLE ARROW is a soldier, and they are attacking head on like that. The whole Legion at one time. The full might of a tiny portion of their military...They would roach stomp the Alliance face to face. Turians have 37 dreadnaughts compared to the Alliance's 8 or 9. Humanity loses. BIG TIME. And yall still think they can take the Reapers in conventional warfare? Hahahahahahahahahahahaahahahahahahahahahahaaaaaa And lets bring up the Asari and Salarians while we are at it (Completing the Big 3 of the Council) Asari don't have a massive military like the Turians. They may only have roughly the same amount as the Alliance (49 to 50 million), possibly more. And that's primarily the active "marines" if you will, not including Navy like personnel with their Silaris Armoring and more dreadnaughts than humans. And their skills range as commandos from those who may be only as strong as some of the moderately strong humans, to those who may have barriers strong enough shield entire cities (Sarissa Theris) and or rival Jack if not flat out pass her. Regardless, all are skilled killers (just not as skilled as Shepard lmao). In a fleet war, depends on tactics but Asari have double the amount of dreadnaughts as humans. But in a ground war...if enough of them are in the power level of Sarissa, Aria or Samara...the Alliance is in trouble. Not an impossible war, but once again they will have to get dirty. Salarians + STG may be similar to Humans in military size as well. Can't say. We do know they also have more dreadnaughts. And they play SUPER dirty. Salarians win by hitting us with Covid 186... ...and taking out our leaders in the process. The Alliance won't even know their in a war before they already lost (unless they get the drop on the Salarians...we already saw what happened when Cerberus did lol. Not the best war of attrition battles soldiers). Against the entire Council at once? Turians solo, Asari and Salarians sit back and eat popcorn. Now in comparison to the other races: Krogans- de militarized WAAAAAAYYYY before Humanity hit the scene. Quarians- Geth wiped out billions. Before humanity hit the scene. Only 17 million left, and thats far less than the Alliance military. Hanar: Not a strong military force, and 300,000 + drell aren't enough to help them outside of assassin contracts. More of a political force than Military. Volus: If not for being a client race of the Turians, they aren't a military race at all. More political via Economy. Elcor: Not a military race compared to the big ones, and they move slow. At most hey might have cannons on their back in a ground war, but thats easy for the Alliance to get around. Batarians: By the time humanity arrived on the scene, they were probably the fourth most powerful military, but overall paled drastically in comparison to the Turians, Salarians, and Asari. And unlike those three, had no major say in any galactic wars (Rachni, Krogan, etc.). This is humanity's initial rival, and the Alliance was stronger, beat their pirates back in Elysium, Thresca Raids and Torfan, had them leave the Citadel embassy, etc. THIS is why the Alliance is important. Humanity got LUCKY, and by the start of ME1 they are the 4th most powerful military and most vocal embassy. While their overall military is not as competent as the Turians or the other big 2, they do have a mix of skills to get the job done, and their N7 program (for those who make it that far) might be even better than Turian training due to versatility for fighting well in any environment in almost any condition possible. They have a Spectre (or 2), and various Black Ops (most notably Cerberus at one point) to help things out. But with all that, what put them on the MAP was the battle of the Citadel. It made them stand out, they saved the Citadel, and out of respect for that they were put on the Council. But they are NOT that major in comparison to the other 3 yet. Humanity is the underdog of the council, and only got there because the other non council races..well..suck
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Feb 4, 2021 23:57:50 GMT
Sure I have. It’s explicitly explained. So now you, prove to me your head canon about how humanity not using ME technology would let them win. It's very simple: Mass Effect technology is simple yet a basic means of becoming a space fairing race. And yet anyone that advances to the point that they develop energy weapons, energy shields and heavy armour would make short work against anyone using Mass Effect technology (mass effect shields don't block lasers, plasma projectiles are blocked but the heat would bypass it. And since mass effect ships relay heavily on their shields, their armour is thin, making it easy to blow holes in ships). Is that simple enough for you? Okay, I don’t disagree since we saw that with the Geth and the Reapers. But humanity was nowhere near that level even with ME technology by the time of first contact. Also, you’re ignoring things like without ME kiss fast travel goodbye since it would take years to get places so goodbye supply and communication lines.
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Post by Son of Dorn on Feb 5, 2021 0:00:56 GMT
It's very simple: Mass Effect technology is simple yet a basic means of becoming a space fairing race. And yet anyone that advances to the point that they develop energy weapons, energy shields and heavy armour would make short work against anyone using Mass Effect technology (mass effect shields don't block lasers, plasma projectiles are blocked but the heat would bypass it. And since mass effect ships relay heavily on their shields, their armour is thin, making it easy to blow holes in ships). Is that simple enough for you? Okay, I don’t disagree since we saw that with the Geth and the Reapers. But humanity was nowhere near that level even with ME technology by the time of first contact. Also, you’re ignoring things like without ME kiss fast travel goodbye since it would take years to get places so goodbye supply and communication lines. Ever heard of hyperspace travel? Or what about slipspace travel?
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Feb 5, 2021 0:02:26 GMT
Okay, I don’t disagree since we saw that with the Geth and the Reapers. But humanity was nowhere near that level even with ME technology by the time of first contact. Also, you’re ignoring things like without ME kiss fast travel goodbye since it would take years to get places so goodbye supply and communication lines. Ever heard of hyperspace travel? Or what about slipspace travel? Both of which require fictional substances that don’t exist in the ME universe. Also Slipspace is slower that ME FTL being less than 3 ly/day.
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