So, what have I missed?
a thread by korwungorik started on 2189-03-17 16:59:47 last post on 2189-03-21 22:13:15
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 korwungorik |
stardust wrote:A lot of relays have been opening up again, only recently into the Traverse for example. Just in case if you want to travel.
Right now I'm happy on my mountain, but that's good to know. stardust wrote:Probably the most interesting newspiece as of late was the rachni coming out of hiding and saying hello to the wider galaxy in their very unique way.
Eh, I never fought the Rachni; too young by a millennia sadly. I know a few krogan who can still remember them though; maybe that's why the locals seemed to tetchy a while back. They have announced an alliance with the geth
... Damnit. Now that's just trouble. Never trust a synth, that's what I say. VigilanVanguard wrote:
- I got pregnant and had a baby boy!
Congratulations Ms Thompson, I hope you son grows up to be a mighty warrior. Arrow wrote:
AEGIS is still holdin' on, though not like it used to. We do our best, anyway. Glad to hear you're alright, boss. No one quite knew where you went to.
Uh, yeah... sorry about that. Glad to hear AEGIS is still about, although to be honest I think I'm about done with the mercenary life. Lost too many people during the Reaper War, and before it. Much prefer my books nowadays. The greatest victory is not the defeat of an enemy, or the eradication of a threat, but the simple acceptance that everything changes, and there is nothing you can do to stop that. |
 Pariah |
korwungorik wrote:
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Damnit. Now that's just trouble. Never trust a synth, that's what I say. This is quite possibly the smartest thing I have heard in ages. |
 Kage Still alive...whatever that means. |
korwungorik wrote:
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You'd be surprised how many people want to be friends with the flashlights and bugs.Damnit. Now that's just trouble. Never trust a synth, that's what I say. So, decided to hang up the guns and armor for good, can't say I blame you, job we lead doesn't really leave much hope of a fulfilling retirement. Anyway, if you're ever around Omega, come by and pay us a visit, think you still left some of that 1578 ryncol you liked so much on the Requiem, catch up on old times. AEGIS: Protection, Liberation, Vindication. We Help the Helpless |
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RedOut |
VigilantVanguard wrote:
Already, it's devolved into insults and arguments.
SHUT! THE! FUCK! UP! STOP ANTAGONIZING ONE ANOTHER! Really. Really. Are you really trying to tone police away all argument? Fuck off. Capice wrote:
VigilantVanguard wrote:
I'm not trying to antagonize people, Steel, I'm trying to keep the thread from devolving into ANOTHER argument. 'Follow your own advice' doesn't really apply here. I'm sure you thought it did, so that's alright. It's a slaver-associated merc starting the thread. It's going to be a little rough? I think you're madder than I was, so that's a little...off. I know, right? Former AEGIS dude starts a thread and you're expecting shit not to devolve? Things are going to get heated if you're talking about former slaver affiliates with C-Space types on board. (Though I'm surprised that that's not where the argument started, actually.) |
 Mr_Sandman |
korwungorik wrote:Uh, yeah... sorry about that. Glad to hear AEGIS is still about, although to be honest I think I'm about done with the mercenary life. Lost too many people during the Reaper War, and before it. Much prefer my books nowadays. Not to worry they remain as noodly and ineffectual as ever! Oh sure they're still rocking the patchwork uniform look the last time I checked but now it's decidedly less of an affectation. Plus you know there's that whole thing with loosing......how much territory on Omega do you lot even have left? Pariah wrote:There is no such thing as a "good merc" because by definition they kill people for money and if you think they make credits by killing only "bad people" you are incredibly naive. My my, a violently xenophobic pacifist. You are just the strangest little bundle of misery aren't you? One must therefore be a fox to recognize traps, and a lion to frighten wolves. -Niccolo Machiavelli |