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Really?! I thought that was just the Red Sand talkingbarash said:Uhm, did you play ME2?Neferius said:Wait... this doesn't make sense!
Why would Cerberus want to muscle-in on Aria's business?
I mean, what exactly do they stand to gain from controlling a strip-joint?
Because Aria is the de-facto ruler of a crime-syndicate that controls an effin huge space-station with millions of beings, and thus has her smexy blue fingers in legal and illegal pies all over the galaxy.
Sense, You make none.
No, but seriously. I know she's a Powerful crimelord and what-not, powerful enough to have Helena Blake working as her underling anyway. And I also know Red Sand only affects humans. But none of this actually matters, since I wasn't really being serious in the first place
The point I'm trying to make though is, why would Cerberus want to do anything with Omega?! I mean seriously, that place is a Dump.
What possible strategic value would it have against a Reaper Invasion? TELL MEE!!!
Well, It was originally an element zero mine. Element Zero is still in all of those asteroids ... I guess. I could be wrong about it still being there, but if its there that would make it a pretty all right place to control.Neferius said:Really?! I thought that was just the Red Sand talkingbarash said:Uhm, did you play ME2?Neferius said:Wait... this doesn't make sense!
Why would Cerberus want to muscle-in on Aria's business?
I mean, what exactly do they stand to gain from controlling a strip-joint
Because Aria is the de-facto ruler of a crime-syndicate that controls an effin huge space-station with millions of beings, and thus has her smexy blue fingers in legal and illegal pies all over the galaxy.
Sense, You make none.
No, but seriously. I know she's a Powerful crimelord and what-not, powerful enough to have Helena Blake working as her underling anyway. And I also know Red Sand only affects humans. But none of this actually matters, since I wasn't really being serious in the first place
The point I'm trying to make though is, why would Cerberus want to do anything with Omega?! I mean seriously, that place is a Dump.
What possible strategic value would it have against a Reaper Invasion? TELL MEE!!!
Hmm, now that I think about it, I suppose Cerberus could convert the station into a military base of operations in order to establish presence in the Terminus systems. In which case I can see why Aria would have a problem with that.andar815 said:Well, It was originally an element zero mine. Element Zero is still in all of those asteroids ... I guess. I could be wrong about it still being there, but if its there that would make it a pretty all right place to control.Neferius said:Really?! I thought that was just the Red Sand talkingbarash said:Uhm, did you play ME2?Neferius said:Wait... this doesn't make sense!
Why would Cerberus want to muscle-in on Aria's business?
I mean, what exactly do they stand to gain from controlling a strip-joint
Because Aria is the de-facto ruler of a crime-syndicate that controls an effin huge space-station with millions of beings, and thus has her smexy blue fingers in legal and illegal pies all over the galaxy.
Sense, You make none.
No, but seriously. I know she's a Powerful crimelord and what-not, powerful enough to have Helena Blake working as her underling anyway. And I also know Red Sand only affects humans. But none of this actually matters, since I wasn't really being serious in the first place
The point I'm trying to make though is, why would Cerberus want to do anything with Omega?! I mean seriously, that place is a Dump.
What possible strategic value would it have against a Reaper Invasion? TELL MEE!!!
But whatever the case, I guess we'll all find out when ME3 is finally released.