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Post by therevanchist25 on Apr 13, 2017 12:09:19 GMT
Honestly guys, I think Scott needs to just take one for the team, and screw Addison's brains out. I think that's her biggest problem really. Shes just sooo stressed out Don't want Alec's used goods tbh I think they made it fairly clear they didn't like each other, besides I don't see a guy dragging his wife halfway across the universe just to cheat on her.
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Post by luke on Apr 13, 2017 12:10:39 GMT
I like the Nexus leadership more as characters, because I feel like they've been fleshed out better than the Council in the MET. However, the Council are much more competent and capable leaders. Although that is to be expected considering the original Nexus leaders were wiped out on the first day.
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Post by dazzarlok on Apr 13, 2017 12:11:29 GMT
Well, the Citadel Council obviously, however, I'm not sure it's really fair to compare the two. The Citadel Council has been around for thousands of years (no doubt the Council made a lot of mistakes when they were first established too) whereas the leaders of the Nexus are just getting started and they didn't exactly start off at their best, what with the Scourge, Kett, and their leaders that were supposed to be in charge initially being killed off shortly after they arrived in Andromeda.
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Post by Ahriman on Apr 13, 2017 12:13:46 GMT
Addison is original Nexus leader. She was supposed to oversee colonization right from the start.
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Post by dazzarlok on Apr 13, 2017 12:16:37 GMT
Addison is original Nexus leader. She was supposed to oversee colonization right from the start. Yeah, Addison is. I'm more referring to Tann. He was, what? 7th in line? No doubt things would have been at least a little more stable among the leaders if the one that was originally supposed to be in Tann's spot was there.
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Post by bigevil on Apr 13, 2017 18:23:22 GMT
I didn't put a vote in, would have preferred a both are rubbish for different reasons option.
The Nexus leadership is not great, but it does have some worth. Kesh is good at her job, does a decent job advocating for Krogans, is mostly level-headed (apart from getting a bit pissy if you do stuff like save Raeka). Kandros is also decent at his job, but his job is running a militia and overseeing security in a place that had massive security problems before he showed up (hence why there are saboteurs and guys playing all sides running around all over the place). Also, with the whole backstory for him being in a comic which I don't think has come out yet, involving him infiltrating the AI, his trustworthyness is kind of up in the air. They're OK for their departments but don't deserve to have any more authority.
Then there are the two useless incompetents, Addison and Tann. Tann tries to play politician but he's so transparent that I don't see him accomplishing anything unless Ryder goes along with him (like choosing his suggestion for interim ambassador). Also his Krogan hate clearly caused a bunch of problems which could have easily been avoided. Addison seems like such a negative downer that I'm convinced the only way any colonial affairs get dealt with is because of sub-ordinates like Vladimir or even Spender the scumbag.
Back in the Milky Way, the Council are a bunch of idiots who take turns either frowning and finger-wagging at anything people do that is of any benefit or just standing by doing nothing at all. Hell, half the on-going grudges of the galaxy are due to stupidity on the part of previous Council decisions (not necessarily the current Council members). They are so incompetent that during ME3 Udina thinks working with Cerberus is a good idea after all the stuff Cerberus has done in ME3 alone, and the best idea Shepard and Hackett have for dealing with them is to *not* deal with them and go direct to the actual governments of the species.
They're all idiots and should be eaten.
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Post by Ahriman on Apr 13, 2017 18:54:23 GMT
I didn't put a vote in, would have preferred a both are rubbish for different reasons option. The Nexus leadership is not great, but it does have some worth. Kesh is good at her job, does a decent job advocating for Krogans, is mostly level-headed (apart from getting a bit pissy if you do stuff like save Raeka). Kandros is also decent at his job, but his job is running a militia and overseeing security in a place that had massive security problems before he showed up (hence why there are saboteurs and guys playing all sides running around all over the place). Also, with the whole backstory for him being in a comic which I don't think has come out yet, involving him infiltrating the AI, his trustworthyness is kind of up in the air. They're OK for their departments but don't deserve to have any more authority. Then there are the two useless incompetents, Addison and Tann. Tann tries to play politician but he's so transparent that I don't see him accomplishing anything unless Ryder goes along with him (like choosing his suggestion for interim ambassador). Also his Krogan hate clearly caused a bunch of problems which could have easily been avoided. Addison seems like such a negative downer that I'm convinced the only way any colonial affairs get dealt with is because of sub-ordinates like Vladimir or even Spender the scumbag. Back in the Milky Way, the Council are a bunch of idiots who take turns either frowning and finger-wagging at anything people do that is of any benefit or just standing by doing nothing at all. Hell, half the on-going grudges of the galaxy are due to stupidity on the part of previous Council decisions (not necessarily the current Council members). They are so incompetent that during ME3 Udina thinks working with Cerberus is a good idea after all the stuff Cerberus has done in ME3 alone, and the best idea Shepard and Hackett have for dealing with them is to *not* deal with them and go direct to the actual governments of the species. They're all idiots and should be eaten. Incompetent politicians are kind of Bioware gimmick. They are always dumb, incompetent and incredibly uncharismatic. Their only purpose is to be one of obstacles on the way to save the Galaxy. Sometimes I wish we had someone who is at least either sneaky enough or popular, so I don't have to wonder how the hell they got their position. Perhaps if Kesh becomes Krogan Councilor.
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Post by Element Zero on Apr 14, 2017 2:47:00 GMT
Certainly, the angara will be part of any Council that is eventually formed, if they wish. (I believe they will wish it so, with all that happens in MEA; and with the kett invasion still underway.) Whether it's within the Moshae's lifetime, or not, we'll see. She's very old. I chose her to be Meridian Ambassador to the Nexus, in my first playthrough. (I've only completed the one.) It seemed a great way to ensure that an amicable partnership continues. It was also my attempt at roping the angara into our society, to be honest. The quicker they trust us, and fully integrate with the AI society, the better. She was also clearly more qualified than any other candidates offered me. And if they don't? If they don't want to have one vote against six votes of outsiders? If they ask Nexus to leave Voeld and demand equal access to *ahem* last found planet? What then? Heh, just kidding, angara are good aliens, there is no reason for good aliens to not join our confederation. Good questions! Though we all can guess in which direction BioWare will take things, that scenario makes for interesting consideration. I'd think that the Nexus would choose to maintain exclusive possession of the "last discovered world", if the angara took a hard stance. The angara couldn't really afford to fight the Nexus for it, since the kett are still eye-balling them. I'd think that the Nexus would keep an open channel, so to speak, until the angara were ready to "be more reasonable". "Fight along side us, or face the kett alone," would be the situation; and none of it the Nexus' doing.
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Post by Element Zero on Apr 14, 2017 2:53:19 GMT
Addison is original Nexus leader. She was supposed to oversee colonization right from the start. Yeah, Addison is. I'm more referring to Tann. He was, what? 7th in line? No doubt things would have been at least a little more stable among the leaders if the one that was originally supposed to be in Tann's spot was there. He was eighth in line, and no one could figure out why. It seemed like an error of some sort, but they had to wake him. They needed override approval to repair the Nexus, and the computers demanded Tann. I'm curious as to whether it will eventually turn out to have been sabotage, an error, or something similar. He's not a bad guy, but he's completely ill suited to the job. Try as he might, his character flaws and total consistent of empathy make him a horrible fit for the job. As his plan to strongarm the "rebels" backfired, and turned into the "exile exodus", Sloane ruefully thought about how much better things would've been for everyone had she just declared a state of emergency, and never awoken Tann. Hindsight...
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