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\\\"Way too much credit\\\" is subjective.
The krogan never threatened to wipe out the Council and decapitate Citadel Space. Even though \\\'\\\'Sovereign\\\'\\\' was promoted as a geth ship, from the galaxy\\\'s perspective the geth capturing the Citadel would have been one of the most disastrous events in their history. The krogan, as I said, were a very dangerous menace, but they didn\\\'t come THAT close to the systematic ruination of Citadel space. Also, keep in mind that having highly maneuverable fleets, capable of providing aid to virtually anyone at any time, is humanity\\\'s war hat. Also, keep in mind that it was humanity that even discovered Saren\\\'s treachery, found proof of it, and offered one of their own as a Spectre to stop him. The only reason it \\\'\\\'was\\\'\\\' \\\"one battle\\\" instead of a genocide war was because humans stopped it before it started. So yeah, that was kind of a big deal.
And like I said, you\\\'re speculating on any possible turian-human conflict. Especially since colony drops were in violation of Citadel Space regulations. So, we can just drop that.
We never hear of other turian, salarian or asari world being attacked? Well, for one thing, the Codex never says that human colonies are the only ones attacked. It says \\\"once a year, pirate raids are common\\\"--it doesn\\\'t say that this only started AFTER humanity showed up. And even if it did, so what? As I said, humans were specifically singled-out by said raiders and pirates. You also forget that the Council \\\'\\\'encouraged\\\'\\\' races to settle in the traverse. It was brave, because humans were willing to take the risk.
And like I said, your personal attitude towards this is showing too significantly in your edits. For example, when editing HumansAreWarriors, you eliminated the ENTIRE entry, instead of just editing it to a neutral and accurate tone. Most of your other edits as of late have been full of anti-human negativity, so you\\\'re doing the exact same thing you claim to hate, in the opposite extreme.
The krogan never threatened to wipe out the Council and decapitate Citadel Space. Even though \\\'\\\'Sovereign\\\'\\\' was promoted as a geth ship, from the galaxy\\\'s perspective the geth capturing the Citadel would have been one of the most disastrous events in their history. The krogan, as I said, were a very dangerous menace, but they didn\\\'t come THAT close to the systematic ruination of Citadel space. Also, keep in mind that having highly maneuverable fleets, capable of providing aid to virtually anyone at any time, is humanity\\\'s war hat. Also, keep in mind that it was humanity that even discovered Saren\\\'s treachery, found proof of it, and offered one of their own as a Spectre to stop him. The only reason it \\\'\\\'was\\\'\\\' \\\"one battle\\\" instead of a genocide war was because humans stopped it before it started. So yeah, that was kind of a big deal.
And like I said, you\\\'re speculating on any possible turian-human conflict. Especially since colony drops were in violation of Citadel Space regulations. So, we can just drop that.
We never hear of other turian, salarian or asari world being attacked? Well, for one thing, the Codex never says that human colonies are the only ones attacked. It says \\\"once a year, pirate raids are common\\\"--it doesn\\\'t say that this only started AFTER humanity showed up. And even if it did, so what? As I said, humans were specifically singled-out by said raiders and pirates. You also forget that the Council \\\'\\\'encouraged\\\'\\\' races to settle in the traverse. It was brave, because humans were willing to take the risk.
And like I said, your personal attitude towards this is showing too significantly in your edits. For example, when editing HumansAreWarriors, you eliminated the ENTIRE entry, instead of just editing it to a neutral and accurate tone. Most of your other edits as of late have been full of anti-human negativity, so you\\\'re doing the exact same thing you claim to hate, in the opposite extreme.
