They were in orbit. Legion anticipated possibly needing more firepower.Firnagzen said:So... ifLegion'sWuffle's ship is nowhere near, how did those geth get there? Did the geth leave those platforms in orbit as the ship passed?
While there is a non-zero chance that Shepard knows about the Book of Mark and the entry about Legion, there is also a much lower chance of her actually applying it to the situation of the Geth in front of her. Eventually she would pick "Wuffles the Wonder Geth" because it fits, she's stuck on an ice world, and oh why not?Hazard said:Why would Shepard have Linguistics 0? I mean, sure, Shepard never demonstrated particular skill in language and word choice outside of the speeches but while they are brought expertly through her great Presence rating her word choice was good enough I'd give her a dot, or two.
Considering that geth platforms have mass effect cores, there was probably boosting involved. Also,Firnagzen said:Fair enough. Minor nitpick then: It should take a bit longer for something to drop from orbit, assuming no active boosting.
Something like this:Firnagzen said:Well yeah, but in my mind, there would be something like a minute of awkward staring and fidgeting (if Shepard even fidgets any more) and then bam, geth.
Because the thing that the Linguistics skill actually measures, as written, is how many languages you know. Sheppard, due to the prevalence of translation devices in Mass Effect, has shown no indication of knowing anything apart from English.Hazard said:Why would Shepard have Linguistics 0? I mean, sure, Shepard never demonstrated particular skill in language and word choice outside of the speeches but while they are brought expertly through her great Presence rating her word choice was good enough I'd give her a dot, or two.
That would be in Performance.logiccosmic said:
Yep!GreggHL said:
Shepard knows the entirety of Prothean culture, including written and spoken language. She also knows a little of quarian, I guess.EarthScorpion said:Sheppard, due to the prevalence of translation devices in Mass Effect, has shown no indication of knowing anything apart from English.
She can understand Vigil and can read Prothean script on Ilos.Silver sun 17 said:not language, she could have talked to Javik in his own language otherwise.
Nah, doesn't work that way. It works withStavaros_Arcane said:See this is what happens when you don't have an AI to help name things. Actually now I want to see Shepard name more things.
Let's see, things she could name: Grunt (Call him Mr.Fusspot, or Fluffy), Miniature Giant Space Hamster, Fish, the Rachni Queen, That Albino Varren on Tuchanka (Urz), any AI's or VI's she encounters. Crew members. ("you're name is Ensign Ricky now.") maybe giving affectionate nicknames to Squad mates. (Garrus, you're now Handsome Dan, Zaheed you're now Scarface, Jacob you're now Roadblock. Mordin, you are now Funk Doctor Sol. Jack you're now Hardass McBabykiller).
This question is irrelevant.Stavaros_Arcane said:Well there's just one question you have to ask yourself regarding Legion/Wuffles: "Does This Unit have a Soul?"
Nah, Exalted can do Serious pretty well, but that's mostly in the 'you have loads of power, what do you do with it?' department, with an emphasis on examining how having power changes you, your goals and your methods, as people lose the ability to say no to you.Balagor said:I am not sure Exalted and Serious belong in the same book, much less the same sentence.
And that makes it impossible for him to Exalt. The Exaltation is grafted onto the lower soul, the po soul. And even if he had a po soul rather than a hun soul it would still not be possible because then he would be lacking part of the qualifiers needed for Exaltation, as you do need a hun soul as well.enderverse said:It would be funny if he only had a hun and not a po. Or something like that, not really sure about exalted stuff.
Won't work, as an Alchemical Exaltation is extremely different from a Celestial or even a Terrestrial one. A Celestial Exaltation is jammed into your soul structure, a Terrestrial one is literally part of your genetic code and when activated also does something to your soul structure as you no longer qualify for Celestial Exaltation.Variel said:Shepard punches Luffles so hard, Autobot Exalts him out of sympathy.
There's quite a lot that doesn't match up with real life when you really start to think about it, but at least Linguistics has the excuse that you pretty much need more than one language to function in Creation. As a rule, the people who are going to be talented at flowery language are going to have learned more than one. The model here is more along the lines of Byron's Maid of Athens, ere we part than Shakespeare.EarthScorpion said:Because the thing that the Linguistics skill actually measures, as written, is how many languages you know. Sheppard, due to the prevalence of translation devices in Mass Effect, has shown no indication of knowing anything apart from English.
The fact that this also measures your "written Appearance"; how well you write and phrase things, is a mismatch between Exalted and real life, which is what I was making fun of.
Nope, quite the contrary. The type of soul specifically matters; the only types of being capable of exalting have the hun-po dual soul set up only possessed by humans and the Lintha (who are Kimbery-modified humans anyway). The Dragon Kings and the Mountain Folk cannot Exalt, because although they have souls, they lack hun-po set ups.JacobGreyson said:...At what point does the argument over who has what kind of soul end and the point that WUFFLES HAS A GODDAMNED SOUL come out?
Does this unit have a soul? If yes; Exalt is possible. Done. Move on to other minutea of the system, please.