[Liberator]

So basically, the Citadel races are fearful of AIs because of the Geth.  Who killed their creators because their creators tried to kill them.  This whole concept is alien to me, it's portrayed in more than place that the Citadel Council is very concerned with protecting emerging species with it's "protected planet" policy, even extending that policy toward planets with only rudimentary life on them, life that would take millions of years to achieve sentience.  We've seen repeatedly that tech in the ME universe is more than capable of creating and maintaining Artificial Life.  So they are either consciously or sub-consciously disconnecting that life is life, whether it's based on biological or digital processes.

All of that is based on the fact that the Quarians effectively lied about how the war with the Geth started.

[General Battuta]

Every single instance of synthetic-organic violence in the Mass Effect games proper is either an act of synthetic self defense (geth, Luna VI, Citadel AI from ME1) or instigated by the Reapers (geth attack on Citadel space). nice going reapers

[Liberator]

Or started by an organic.

[TrashMan]

Synthetics suck and must all die. ALL. No exceptions.

[MatthTheGeek]

He sees Legion rockin', he hatin'

[Crybertrance]

I for one, love Legion. He is so cool! Not to mention that it was because of him that the Quarians and the Geth united...

[Luis Dias]

Bwhaahahahahah...... snif

[NGTM-1R]

For the love of god, levelshot that ****.

[The E]

Done. Anyway, what's the big deal? So one person in the vast sea of speculation that is BSN guessed correctly at the ending of ME3. I am quite certain that there's dozens upon dozens of theories that are way more wrong. Million-Monkeys-effect in action.

[Gloriano]

I want this option to the ending

[mxlm]

No, that ending wasn't exactly great either. "WE'RE SO LONELY"

[Spoon]

http://eu.blizzard.com/en-gb/games/supplydepot/
Look under features 

[MP-Ryan]

http://eu.blizzard.com/en-gb/games/supplydepot/
Look under features 

Oh snap!

[Mongoose]

Last night, [adult swim]'s version of their April Fool's joke was something amazing: a resurrection of the classic Toonami block, complete with some old shows and Steve Blum voicing TOM in the commercial bumps.  They even went so far as to do a new game review, for Mass Effect 3...and even TOM dissed the ending.

[NGTM-1R]

Last night, [adult swim]'s version of their April Fool's joke was something amazing: a resurrection of the classic Toonami block, complete with some old shows and Steve Blum voicing TOM in the commercial bumps.  They even went so far as to do a new game review, for Mass Effect 3...and even TOM dissed the ending.

Oh god damn I am sorry I missed that.

[Liberator]

http://eu.blizzard.com/en-gb/games/supplydepot/
Look under features 

When you finish and the credits roll, it becomes a fairly scathing comment on the state of the gaming industry with a ridiculous number of Producers, Directors and Designers and only a few actual artists and programmers.

[Luis Dias]

From the creator of Minecraft a WHOLE NEW GAME!

http://marseffect.net/

Including!

The game is still very early in development, but here is a list of things we hope to include:

Hard science fiction.
Lots of engineering.
Fully working computer system.
Space battles against the AI or other players.
A game ending that makes sense.
Abandoned ships full of loot.
Waist high walls.
Seamlessly landing on planets.
Advanced economy system.
Mining, trading, and looting.
- Notch

Can't wait!

[TrashMan]

I want this option to the ending

You do realise that only worked because the Shadows and Vorlons didn't want to kill everyone?
That option used on the reapers would result in "Critical Mission Failure"

[General Battuta]

I want this option to the ending

You do realise that only worked because the Shadows and Vorlons didn't want to kill everyone?
That option used on the reapers would result in "Critical Mission Failure"

I kinda like Ace's suggestion that the Crucible is a weapon which will destroy all life in the galaxy and leave the Reapers totally unharmed. Threaten mass galactic suicide and maybe they'll have to back down since they clearly need organics for something.

[Luis Dias]

Wouldn't they just take the chance anyway? If the only choice you give them is either to leave organics create synthetic armaggedon or just cleanse all organics, then they'll figure that the only difference between those two choices is that in one of them they'll eventually have to confront a mega-powerful synthetic race.