Master of Disaster

Seriously.... don't!

He's not safe behind the wheel!

How?!

He's not even safe in a tank!!!!

@swgoji2001... you're doing it on purpose to troll me... right?!

@rangerslayer-97 ... I lied. You do have to choose who your favourite is under punishment of me sending you a video of everyone dying! XD

Look... I did it... And I've risked being declared a traitor for who's in last place. XD

Here's the link below.

https://tiermaker.com/create/mass-effect-squadmates

@swgoji2001 I extend this threat to you. I know how to harm Kira Carsen and Leliana! XD

Oh and I extend it to any other Mass Effect players as well for fun. Who's everyone's favourite? No judgments from me. Everyone is entitled to their own opinion. Mine is just simply personal preference. :)

So Bioware's solution to credit inflation in game is to essentially charge players more?! That's not going to impact the players who have trillions of credits at all! All it's going to do is make the poorer players poorer!

The rich get richer and the poor get poorer, as they say. I didn't think Bioware was a Conservative Party type organization.

Hey Bioware... If you want to be arseholes to your player base, I've got a solution for you! Reduce everyone's credit count to zero! At least that way the moguls with lots of money suffer too.

Or just cap everyone at one million credits. If you've got more than that, you can't earn any more credits until you fall below one million. That'll reduce the amount of money in the system and bring down those ridiculous GTN prices in theory.

Seriously? Who am I supposed to be angry with here? Bioware for making this asinine change, or the other players who sell crap for trillions of credits on the GTN and caused the hyper inflation in the first place?

The hyper-inflation in the game is a result of Bioware doing nothing about credit exploits in the past that added enormous amounts of credits into the economy, and then either not adding or removing credit sinks. Onslaught's Amplifiers were a great credit sink, but that got removed with the release of 7.0.

I like the idea of Bioware adding credit sinks, but they have to be better thought out. Let us buy extra dye modules or decorations we already own for credits. 5k on quick travel ain't gonna do shit but make life miserable for new or less wealthy players.

If anyone does need credits though, here's a few easy ways to get them:

1. Sell Crafting Materials on the GTN. Grade 11 materials sell especially well and can be farmed quickly and easily on planets such as Onderon or Mek-Sha

2. Craft things and sell them on the GTN. Find a niche that not a lot of other people sell and start crafting. Could be armor, weapons, augments, medpacks, dyes, etc.

3. Turn Tech Frags into RPM-13s or OEM-37s, these crafting mats sell for around 150 million each on the GTN (depending on the server) and can be bought for 4000 tech frags each

I mean, yeah there’s going to be psychological backlash, especially with characters who have a history with him, like the Knight, Consular, and Warrior. They’re gonna need therapy after spending all that time petrified that he was going to take over them any second.

But more than that, the Force effects. If memory serves, when you’re playing a Force-sensitive character in Visions in the Dark, Satele says that Valkorian has strengthened your connection to the Force, to the point that she infers that you’re probably the strongest Sith/Jedi alive now (Arcann and Vaylin aside of course). 

She says something different for the non-sensitives, but I can’t remember what exactly. Either way, if he base boosted an existing connection, it wouldn’t be that big a step to forge a connection. That may be why our non-sensitive characters can stand with the big boys and it makes sense for him to connect you to the Force since he plans on making you his new skin suit anyways. Whether he’s boosting a connection or making it from scratch, he’d probably keep it quiet, shield your new/extra Force-sensitivity from yourself and the other Force-y people around you.

The part I like thinking about, is after you kill him, now you have to live with the effects.

A Sith/Jedi character might get frustrated with their clumsiness as they try to adapt to their new strength. A simple Force-pull might accidentally crush the thing they’re pulling, etc. I can imagine irritated Sith stalking into the Force enclave to grudgingly learn new meditation techniques, and the Jedi’s impressive patience wearing thin as they’re forced to go over the basics AGAIN.

But the real fun is with the non-sensitives.

Assuming their abilities were non-existent before, now they’re having to deal with shit floating when they’re angry, and little sparks shorting out their datapads when they get frustrated or surprised. 

I’m not saying that they’re strong enough in the Force to actually wield it effectively, but it is strong enough to give them absolute HELL for the first few months after Valkorian’s death.

Imagine Lana dragging a newly Force-sensitive Smuggler, kicking and screaming, down to the Enclave and threatening them into staying until they can control themselves. 

An Agent reading through all the related information, but still stumbling through the initial exercises like a lowly initiate. 

A Trooper grumbling among a gaggle apprentices and padawans half their age.

Well… that’s 8 out of 8 class stories done. Only took several hundred hours.

I’d say ‘Ask me for my opinions about anything’ for a laugh… but I doubt anyone would ask anything, so hey.

Still decently fun though. :)

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SirLoozElite: Sixteenth Brother, Remialia Vane, Izulgubo and Xipenyr.

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