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Post by griffith82 on Apr 9, 2017 17:33:18 GMT
Well, I don't know if I'd use "easily" there. Easy enough for an asari, since they can make plans involving a couple of centuries of research and still expect to see the payoff.. True but you see what I was getting at. Oh thanks for being polite.
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Post by griffith82 on Apr 9, 2017 17:34:51 GMT
Keep Ryder or go home, for DA its fine... gotten use to the fact we won't get inquisitor for the next as it's a shame cause of solas but whatever. For MEA keep it Ryder. I want to see his status from a noob to a legend thanks, keep the companions too. I don't want cameo's of these characters. Agreed. I think from the reaction to this rumor will get bioware thinking at least. You only have to look at the fact that the EC exists to show they listen.
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Post by The Twilight God on Apr 9, 2017 20:16:30 GMT
Well, the hollow earth claim has the disadvantage of having no support from the scientific community. (This isn't the "argument from authority " logical fallacy since we're debating whether we even bother having the logical argument, and in any event there are experts with real expertise in the field.) Are her lore claims equally disadvantaged? I'm not quite sure what the substance of the dispute is, actually. What lore in particular are you two talking abou?
Well, the idea that Citadel races can repair mass relays has the disadvantage of having no support in the codex or any lore. Furthermore, it has the disadvantage of being blatantly contradictory to what the codex, lore and in-game dialog establishes. It's only present in the EC dialog that contradicts ME1-3 on the issue. The EC, in this case, is being called into question about its validity on this issue. The concept that the relays can be repaired by any of the Citadel or Terminus species is the main point. They cannot fix it. The Milky Way residents don't even know how to fabricate the materials used by the Reapers. This is a verifiable factoid.
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Post by The Twilight God on Apr 9, 2017 20:24:31 GMT
Well, I don't know if I'd use "easily" there. Easy enough for an asari, since they can make plans involving a couple of centuries of research and still expect to see the payoff.. That is my stance accept for the "easy" part. That stance being that it would take centuries to rebuilt galactic society.
Her argument is that what Hackett states in EC Destroy is true. That premise dictates that they can repair the relays immediately. That they already know how. Which is objectively false going by the established lore. The matriarchs laughed at Aethyta for even suggesting attempting to replicate mass relay tech. The Asari or any species developing this capability down the line is contrary to griffith82's previous position, which she seems to now be backpedalling on by agreeing with the contents of your post.
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Post by zipzap2000 on Apr 9, 2017 23:59:48 GMT
Well, I don't know if I'd use "easily" there. Easy enough for an asari, since they can make plans involving a couple of centuries of research and still expect to see the payoff.. True but you see what I was getting at. Oh thanks for being polite. Alan is a nice poster.
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Post by vanbar on Apr 10, 2017 1:20:32 GMT
I don't see a issue with to many companions. The more the better in my eyes I know it would be hard to do party banter with more but if we kept the 6 from the first game and added 3 more each game would end up with 12 at the end of 3 games .
I remember playing old Sega game shinning froce you had close to 30 you could pick. I don't want that many but I think adding 3 per game would not be to hard and maybe pick 3 that can go with you. You then could have a role for each one.
Vanbar Sent from a not so smart S7 smart phone.
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Post by griffith82 on Apr 10, 2017 1:21:02 GMT
Well, I don't know if I'd use "easily" there. Easy enough for an asari, since they can make plans involving a couple of centuries of research and still expect to see the payoff.. That is my stance accept for the "easy" part. That stance being that it would take centuries to rebuilt galactic society.
Her argument is that what Hackett states in EC Destroy is true. That premise dictates that they can repair the relays immediately. That they already know how. Which is objectively false going by the established lore. The matriarchs laughed at Aethyta for even suggesting attempting to replicate mass relay tech. The Asari or any species developing this capability down the line is contrary to griffith82's previous position, which she seems to now be backpedalling on by agreeing with the contents of your post.
Now who's reading between the lines. I said I agreed with the easy part. I'm not back pedaling at all. What history do you refer to when you say what hacket states is false? I am replaying now and it is feasible that the data from the alpha relay project as well as the protean vault plus years of research from various species makes it feasible.
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Post by The Twilight God on Apr 10, 2017 8:20:10 GMT
That is my stance accept for the "easy" part. That stance being that it would take centuries to rebuilt galactic society.
Her argument is that what Hackett states in EC Destroy is true. That premise dictates that they can repair the relays immediately. That they already know how. Which is objectively false going by the established lore. The matriarchs laughed at Aethyta for even suggesting attempting to replicate mass relay tech. The Asari or any species developing this capability down the line is contrary to griffith82's previous position, which she seems to now be backpedalling on by agreeing with the contents of your post.
Now who's reading between the lines. I said I agreed with the easy part. I'm not back pedaling at all. What history do you refer to when you say what hacket states is false? I am replaying now and it is feasible that the data from the alpha relay project as well as the protean vault plus years of research from various species makes it feasible.
What is this "Alpha Relay project"? Do you mean the research team studying Object Rho? Seemed to me like the Council got nothing worthwhile from Ilos. In any regard there are no "years of research by various species" mentioned. Where are you getting this from? There is no mention whatsoever of any advancement in the understanding of mass relay technology. That is conjecture on your part that you've invented. It doesn't become feasible just because you say so.
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Post by griffith82 on Apr 10, 2017 12:47:46 GMT
Now who's reading between the lines. I said I agreed with the easy part. I'm not back pedaling at all. What history do you refer to when you say what hacket states is false? I am replaying now and it is feasible that the data from the alpha relay project as well as the protean vault plus years of research from various species makes it feasible.
What is this "Alpha Relay project"? Do you mean the research team studying Object Rho? Seemed to me like the Council got nothing worthwhile from Ilos. In any regard there are no "years of research by various species" mentioned. Where are you getting this from? There is no mention whatsoever of any advancement in the understanding of mass relay technology. That is conjecture on your part that you've invented. It doesn't become feasible just because you say so.
Neither does what you say for that matter. Ilos you are correct in referring to the one on mars. You seem to forget they discovered a lot of information more than just the crucible plans. Plus they have Javik. Look done if this is possibly conjecture but there is enough information to satisfy me. It doesn't you and that's fine that doesn't make my theory any less right than yours. I believe that they have enough information from their sources to rebuild. I'm from a generation that didn't need everything spelled out for them to enjoy it they left it open to interpretation. I'm fine with it your not let's leave it at that.
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Post by Turian Werewolf on Apr 10, 2017 14:55:45 GMT
They did that because they wanted to go that illusive man route and you couldn't have some of them working with IM. I think to go with the story they wanted to tell like for ME2. We still got two with cameos. Yeah that wasn't great, but it did afford you the ability to see the characters evolve over time. Like Wrex. It was great seeing what he was up to. And Liara was great seeing what happened to her. Then they shifted back. Ugh, the way they ruined Liara in ME2 is by itself enough reason for me to hate that game. The rest of ME2 was just more for the pile of that particular $h1t sandwich.
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Post by The Twilight God on Apr 10, 2017 15:47:15 GMT
What is this "Alpha Relay project"? Do you mean the research team studying Object Rho? Seemed to me like the Council got nothing worthwhile from Ilos. In any regard there are no "years of research by various species" mentioned. Where are you getting this from? There is no mention whatsoever of any advancement in the understanding of mass relay technology. That is conjecture on your part that you've invented. It doesn't become feasible just because you say so.
Neither does what you say for that matter. Ilos you are correct in referring to the one on mars. You seem to forget they discovered a lot of information more than just the crucible plans. Plus they have Javik. Look done if this is possibly conjecture but there is enough information to satisfy me. It doesn't you and that's fine that doesn't make my theory any less right than yours. I believe that they have enough information from their sources to rebuild. I'm from a generation that didn't need everything spelled out for them to enjoy it they left it open to interpretation. I'm fine with it your not let's leave it at that. Griffith82, it does not matter what Prothean site you refer to. There is no indication whatsoever that they recovered anything on Mars relating to the mass relays. That would make zero sense.
Remember that the Protheans did not actually create the mass relays. Remember that the Conduit research was done solely on Ilos. Remember that Ilos was top secret and only the central government knew about it. Remember that all information on it was destroyed in the initial Reaper attack. Remember that Javik was a soldier, not a scientist. He knows nothing about how Reaper or Prothean tech works. And, yes, you are "less right". And I'm not proposing a theory. I'm speaking object verifiable game facts. It's not a matter of opinion or "interpretation".
If your personal made up fantasies are enough to satisfy your completely baseless beliefs that's between you and your imagination. The issue isn't that you don't have a right to make up whatever headcanon you want. The issue is your claim that your headcanon can be backed up with in-game data (i.e. that it's consistent with the given lore). I'm discussing the facts, not your invented fantasies (which are personal to you). When it comes to your personal fan fiction there is no point arguing further. With that said I don't think we have anything more to discuss.
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Post by alanc9 on Apr 10, 2017 16:40:58 GMT
As long as we're talking about hypothetical post-Destroy sequels, I don't see any reason to not wait several centuries anyway. Transforming the setting has worked OK in the TES games.
All surviving races can be available if we start from Sol system. We can easily handwave in a local dextro world for the turians; the Alliance wouldn't have had miuch use for such a world. Quarians brought their liveships, so they're no problem. Krogan can have brought along a few females (you only need a handful as long as you manage reproduction a bit in the next generations). The genophage can have been canonically cured, or even canonically sabotaged with Mordin curing it later in Sol system, as his EC slide may imply. Not to hard to contrive minimally-adequate breeding populations of volus, hanar, elcor, and even drell if we want them.
We can bring Liara back as a sort of Kreia. While Grunt, Wrex/Wreav and Samara could be available, we probably want to send them home in the interval; some of the Sol exiles would have given it a shot, and there would be plenty of ships available.
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Post by griffith82 on Apr 10, 2017 17:00:20 GMT
When it comes to your personal fan fiction there is no point arguing further. With that said I don't think we have anything more to discuss. [/p]
[/quote] That's the smartest thing you've said. I've illustrated my point and you still argue. This is neither head cannon or fan fiction. The gist is the game gave me enough information to satisfy me. You don't understand different opinions I see so no more I'm done.
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Post by Arcian on Apr 10, 2017 17:24:58 GMT
Why even leave the Milky Way to begin with? Why not make destroy cannon and play as a series of Path Finders whos job it is to reclaim and repair Mass Relays a few thousand years after the original trilogy. Mapping new habitable worlds and previously unexplored systems within the 99% of the milky way that remains unexplored Recovering lost technology and stored memories (If via Protheans) through beacons. Sam acts as a bridge between yourself and an otherwise indecipherable precursor language much in the same way only with no need for Sudoku. Along the way you discover evidence of already established precursor species and find out one of them might not actually be as dead as we thought they were. And now they want their galaxy back. You as the inexperienced Pathfinder now have a new mission. Thousands of years after ME3 is overkill. A century or two is enough. And the main threat should be the yahg. Anyone here who's p*ssed their favorite character or LI didn't get a seat on the Normandy in ME3, raise your hand. I raise my hand. I wanted the greatest chef in the universe, Mr. Rupert Gardner, back on the SR2 in ME3 to make his fabulous dish, calamari gumbo, for my Shepard Not even remotely a Cerberus fan, but it was garbage that the ME2 crew got booted off the Normandy. Kelly Chambers reaction to Javik would have been amazing.
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Post by themikefest on Apr 10, 2017 17:39:50 GMT
Not even remotely a Cerberus fan, but it was garbage that the ME2 crew got booted off the Normandy. Kelly Chambers reaction to Javik would have been amazing. I would like to see that. It would not have been hard to have her on the Normandy. She can stay in the medbay helping Chakwas/Michel. At times she is seen walking around the ship talking with characters to see if everything is ok.
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Post by zipzap2000 on Apr 12, 2017 8:25:02 GMT
Not even remotely a Cerberus fan, but it was garbage that the ME2 crew got booted off the Normandy. Kelly Chambers reaction to Javik would have been amazing. I would like to see that. It would not have been hard to have her on the Normandy. She can stay in the medbay helping Chakwas/Michel. At times she is seen walking around the ship talking with characters to see if everything is ok. That does actually sound pretty good.
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