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[008] BigglesTh9 Current Version

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- [[MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Nightmare Moon.]] Prior to becoming a villain, she hadn\'t really been through anything worse than being a bit overshadowed by her sister: a pretty feeble FreudianExcuse, really.

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- [[MyLittlePonyFriendshipIsMagic Nightmare Moon.]] Prior to becoming a villain, she hadn\\\'t really been through anything worse than being a bit overshadowed by her sister: a pretty feeble FreudianExcuse, really.

[007] BigglesTh9

21st Mar '12 at 05:26:11 AM

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- [[MyLittlePontFriendshipIsMagic Nightmare Moon.]] Prior to becoming a villain, she hadn\'t really been through anything worse than being a bit overshadowed by her sister: a pretty feeble FruedianExcuse, really.

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[006] OccasionalExister

21st Feb '12 at 08:42:54 PM

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We see the test subjects Dr. Saleon has experimented on, and have to put them down after he turned them into mindless monsters. I’m actually on the fence about whether or not the Batarian slavers from Mindoir should be allowed on. We get a brief overview of their deeds but it isn’t as in-depth as the step-by-step description of the workings of the Teltin Facility, as told by Jack. The fact that we actually see videos of Teltin workers coldly condemning children to death helps establish their status.

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[005] OccasionalExister

21st Feb '12 at 08:39:30 PM

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Even the other Blue Suns members in the game come across as treacherous and backstabbing scum! When you board the MSV Strontium Mule, you can read communications between Blue Suns members telling each other to let their allies die, then murder any survivors not on their side, just so they can have a bigger share of the loot. Hell, even Zaeed comes across as nearly insane, abusing his bounty when you first meet him, allowing a local girl, on a past mission, to have grenades strapped to her and used as a suicide-bomber distraction (it wasn’t his idea, he didn’t like it, and the grenades didn’t go off but he was still in on the scheme), and, of course, [[{{MoralEventHorizon}} \'\'\'setting fire to the refinery, allowing countless workers inside to die just to get his revenge.\'\'\']]

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Even the other Blue Suns members in the game come across as treacherous and backstabbing scum! When you board the MSV Strontium Mule, you can read communications between Blue Suns members telling each other to let their allies die, then murder any survivors not on their side, just so they can have a bigger share of the loot. Hell, even Zaeed comes across as nearly insane, abusing his bounty when you first meet him, allowing a local girl, on a past mission, to have grenades strapped to her and used as a suicide-bomber distraction (it wasn’t his idea, he didn’t like it, and the grenades didn’t go off but he was still in on the scheme), and, of course, [[{{MoralEventHorizon}} setting fire to the refinery, allowing countless workers inside to die just to get his revenge.]]

[004] OccasionalExister

21st Feb '12 at 08:39:15 PM

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Even the other Blue Suns members in the game come across as treacherous and backstabbing scum! When you board the MSV Strontium Mule, you can read communications between Blue Suns members telling each other to let their allies die, then murder any survivors not on their side, just so they can have a bigger share of the loot. Hell, even Zaeed comes across as nearly insane, abusing his bounty when you first meet him, allowing a local girl, on a past mission, to have grenades strapped to her and used as a suicide-bomber distraction (it wasn’t his idea, he didn’t like it, and the grenades didn’t go off but he was still in on the scheme), and, of course, [[{{MoralEventHorizon}} \'\'setting fire to the refinery, allowing countless workers inside to die just to get his revenge.\'\']]

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Even the other Blue Suns members in the game come across as treacherous and backstabbing scum! When you board the MSV Strontium Mule, you can read communications between Blue Suns members telling each other to let their allies die, then murder any survivors not on their side, just so they can have a bigger share of the loot. Hell, even Zaeed comes across as nearly insane, abusing his bounty when you first meet him, allowing a local girl, on a past mission, to have grenades strapped to her and used as a suicide-bomber distraction (it wasn’t his idea, he didn’t like it, and the grenades didn’t go off but he was still in on the scheme), and, of course, [[{{MoralEventHorizon}} \\\'\\\'\\\'setting fire to the refinery, allowing countless workers inside to die just to get his revenge.\\\'\\\'\\\']]

[003] OccasionalExister

21st Feb '12 at 08:38:57 PM

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Even the other Blue Suns members in the game come across as treacherous and backstabbing scum! When you board the MSV Strontium Mule, you can read communications between Blue Suns members telling each other to let their allies die, then murder any survivors not on their side, just so they can have a bigger share of the loot. Hell, even Zaeed comes across as nearly insane, abusing his bounty when you first meet him, allowing a local girl, on a past mission, to have grenades strapped to her and used as a suicide-bomber distraction (it wasn’t his idea, he didn’t like it, and the grenades didn’t go off but he was still in on the scheme), and, of course, [[{{MoralEventHorizon}} ‘’setting fire to the refinery, allowing countless workers inside to die just to get his revenge.’’]]

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Even the other Blue Suns members in the game come across as treacherous and backstabbing scum! When you board the MSV Strontium Mule, you can read communications between Blue Suns members telling each other to let their allies die, then murder any survivors not on their side, just so they can have a bigger share of the loot. Hell, even Zaeed comes across as nearly insane, abusing his bounty when you first meet him, allowing a local girl, on a past mission, to have grenades strapped to her and used as a suicide-bomber distraction (it wasn’t his idea, he didn’t like it, and the grenades didn’t go off but he was still in on the scheme), and, of course, [[{{MoralEventHorizon}} \\\'\\\'setting fire to the refinery, allowing countless workers inside to die just to get his revenge.\\\'\\\']]

[002] OccasionalExister

21st Feb '12 at 08:38:36 PM

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Don’t get me wrong, Vido is bad but it’s just that nearly every mercenary in MassEffect comes across as a PsychoforHire. Capt. Enayla, who you run into on Miranda’s loyalty mission, kills an innocent asari transportation worker as she’s running away for no reason, kills Niket after you’ve convinced Miranda to spare him, tries to kidnap a girl and return her to an abusive father, and threatens to kill any of her own people who try to run away. Each of the Eclipse Sisters on Illium have to murder someone in order to gain admittance into their group, with Elnora, their newest recruit, even laughing and boasting about murdering a volus. They smuggle criminals off world, and also keep a volus captive, exposing him to highly toxic drugs and laughing about how high it makes him. Garm sees his vorcha soldiers as nothing but cannon fodder, and, if you bring Grunt along on Garrus’s recruitment mission, will blow one’s head off for no other reason than to prove a point to your krogan companion.

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Don’t get me wrong, Vido is bad but it’s just that nearly every mercenary in MassEffect comes across as a PsychoforHire. [[{{KicktheDog}} Capt. Enayla, who you run into on Miranda’s loyalty mission, kills an innocent asari transportation worker as she’s running away for no reason, kills Niket after you’ve convinced Miranda to spare him, tries to kidnap a girl and return her to an abusive father]], [[{{BadBoss}} and threatens to kill any of her own people who try to run away.]] Each of the Eclipse Sisters on Illium have to murder someone in order to gain admittance into their group, with Elnora, their newest recruit, even laughing and boasting about murdering a volus. They smuggle criminals off world, and also keep a volus captive, exposing him to highly toxic drugs and laughing about how high it makes him. [[{{WeHaveReserves}} Garm sees his vorcha soldiers as nothing but cannon fodder,]] and, if you bring Grunt along on Garrus’s recruitment mission, [[{{BadBoss}} will blow one’s head off for no other reason than to prove a point to your krogan companion.]]

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Even the other Blue Suns members in the game come across as treacherous and backstabbing scum! When you board the MSV Strontium Mule, you can read communications between Blue Suns members telling each other to let their allies die, then murder any survivors not on their side, just so they can have a bigger share of the loot. Hell, even Zaeed comes across as nearly insane, abusing his bounty when you first meet him, allowing a local girl, on a past mission, to have grenades strapped to her and used as a suicide-bomber distraction (it wasn’t his idea, he didn’t like it, and the grenades didn’t go off but he was still in on the scheme), and, of course, ‘’setting fire to the refinery, allowing countless workers inside to die just to get his revenge.’’

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Even the other Blue Suns members in the game come across as treacherous and backstabbing scum! When you board the MSV Strontium Mule, you can read communications between Blue Suns members telling each other to let their allies die, then murder any survivors not on their side, just so they can have a bigger share of the loot. Hell, even Zaeed comes across as nearly insane, abusing his bounty when you first meet him, allowing a local girl, on a past mission, to have grenades strapped to her and used as a suicide-bomber distraction (it wasn’t his idea, he didn’t like it, and the grenades didn’t go off but he was still in on the scheme), and, of course, [[{{MoralEventHorizon}} ‘’setting fire to the refinery, allowing countless workers inside to die just to get his revenge.’’]]