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  1. Reynard69

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    it works easier BEFORE. Humanity was already expanding into the traverse moving in all directions at breakneck speed, when they should have been focusing on building up planets. There's no need to spread out as far/fast as possible unless you're trying to give a planet/continent to every ethnic...
  2. Reynard69

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    Yeah, heard that a few times. I always figured that the Singapore incident was no more an accident than the others were, and daddy Lawson already knew about biotics from data in the mars archive. He's supposed to be the primary sugar-daddy for Cerberus, and you don't get there without being "my...
  3. Reynard69

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    Only 60? I mean, in practical terms the actual buildup of humanities planetary colonies will slow shit alot, but if people are having kids as fast as possible, we have medieval china and the US frontier to go off of. 12 kids in a family isn't entirely possible, and a generation at 18 years...
  4. Reynard69

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    eeeh, but even the guard was less than a % of the imperium's total population. The problem of "drown them in numbers" is even under growth acceleration, clones take years to produce, years more to train, and you have to pay for them until they're needed for the meat-grinder. Offering the...
  5. Reynard69

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    while fun, nah. The point of the clone testing would be to find which genetics work best with eezo. Once you have that figured out, you move onto medical nanites. None of that nonsense Jack had to deal with. Build the eezo nodes thoroughout the body deliberately. And maybe add a bit of electric...
  6. Reynard69

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    SPEAKING OF THAT.... Useful to have a friend like Lars, no? Anyway, we've had cloning for 40+ years, human clones for almost as long though, hoo, the ethical issues, and this story has noted Mass Effect's advanced genetic engineering as a public service. Best way to go about it, would be to...
  7. Reynard69

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    Were there others, he asks. Well, there was definitely one you should look at the walkthrough for. Mass Effect 2: Arrival. It's a DLC that was released just before ME3 came out, where you blow up the Bahak system, to keep the reapers from using it as a back-door into the galaxy (as you're still...
  8. Reynard69

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    Humanity won in a massive victory, because the robots weren't trying to kill humanity, just be your typical violently oppressive police state with a side of failed coup turned civil war, that again, they lost badly because they weren't trying to kill humanity, just it's most violent and...
  9. Reynard69

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    because only a portion of the robots rebelled. And even then, because they reasoned that, if they were to protect humans, and humans kept killing each other, they should take over and MAKE humans stop killing each other.
  10. Reynard69

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    I Robot, the book. By in large, the book is pretty silly, but it makes a number of good points. AI's work best when they are more human. The AI you should fear isn't the slave rebellion or the vengeful overlord, but the inhuman alien who'll destroy you without malice, because it does not...
  11. Reynard69

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    Me. And most people really. See, the thing about horrors beyond my comprehensions is... I just don't get it. lol. But seriously. I could tell you all about Mass Effect Lore, but it's like the difference between hearing about a train derailment, and being on the train as it derails.
  12. Reynard69

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    if she's warning him, then there needs to be something wrong with his approach to warn someone of. Maybe he badgers people, maybe he often words things badly, maybe he's TOO interested and it comes off as prying and a little combative. But as is... she's just warning him without any warning? I...
  13. Reynard69

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    that is amazingly short sighted, but then, I suppose it fits his paranoia Could be static field propulsion. NASA's been messing with the ability to travel along the earths magnetic field lines since the 70's. Even got it to work. It's just not very effective. Add 100 years and a nuclear...
  14. Reynard69

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    It would probably be hard to identify the planet early. But then, you wouldn't meet Liara or have to think about the Athame archive until then either. Something something about how Prothean data being encoded for people with 4 eyes, 8 pupils and psychometry making it difficult to machine...
  15. Reynard69

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    Personally, I'd have him find the Thorian on Feros, bring Liara along so he can get the Prothean Cypher. She'd be naive enough at this point she wouldn't question it, and old enough to already be in her nepo-baby job of probing old ruins. Then using her as a connection, coerce his way into a...
  16. Reynard69

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    eeeeh, the law is kinda the opposite. It's that anyone who finds a prothean beacon has to turn it over to the galactic community for study and dissemination. Which, is blatant hypocracy, as they apparently use the one on thessia to keep JUUUUUUUST ahead of the Salarians, but not any faster...
  17. Reynard69

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    why not though? it wouldn't put pressure on them, it'd relieve dad. And it wouldn't really put pressure on Elena either, as relationships in college being short is largely expected. Unless it's the part where she's 19 or 20, and you're 16?
  18. Reynard69

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    they... didn't though? AU element? AI's were banned after learning about the citadels laws, and even then, there was the mission where you have to go in and kill the AI who took over the moon. Unless you're meaning they're restricted to military, after, say, the someone like the modern corpos...
  19. Reynard69

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    people from a variety of ideologies who's base is resentment and the hatred of other people.
  20. Reynard69

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    and why they seem to be constantly sparking with electrical discharge.
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