Why Can't We Lie Sometimes?
There are times where I'd like the option to be "dishonorable" and you know something? I'd be okay if it had an adverse affect on my relationships with certain people (or improved it in some cases)....
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"....What I do wonder about though is this: As soon as you get a guaranteed option that ensures that the base is blown up AND you get to save all the Angara, why would anyone even consider the other two choices anymore? That's what I mean with invalidating other choices..."
And that is a great question to have. I feel like I answered it in my first post though and someone else answered this with a ore detailed idea I believe it was @CasperTheLich.
But let's be real, with everything that's been said, it is easy to miss and or forget something, lol.
Anyway, my solution to this would be to make it to where it would impact a later situation negatively. The other person had an idea where I believe they said maybe we would have been able to negotiate our way out of something, but the Kett know you didn't keep your word so that's no longer on the table.
As far as already existing things, I believe there is a part where a Kett offers to help you out in some way to take down the Archon, but if you didn't keep your word, perhaps they do not provide that help.
So in short, you just make another key decision be affected by not keeping your word. Another reason might be because they could have it negatively impact your relationship with others, I guess since this game doesn't handle relationships like Inquisition, it would matter much. In that game you could lose someone.
But yeah, SAM is crazy powerful and I think our race is too, but that's all that typical we're the player type stuff in my opinion. And because of that, even if SAM turned on us, SAM would suddenly be limited in a way that he wasn't before.
And despite him being so powerful, there are times where that ability seems to fluctuate when they want it to. Meaning, for an AI that can figure out how to disable a shield, there are times where he seems to struggle with doing something I'd think would be easier for him to do. Nothing specific comes to mind right now, but yeah.
a true ai would have no limites thats why a lot of people find them scary add to the fact that alec unshackled this sam to do things that other sam's can't with direct access to your body sam is litterly rewritting your dna and experince making you into a super soldier in a way your the Ultimate mary sue because there nothing you can't do thanks to sam to a ai even our smartest genius is simply a toddler with deillusions of grandur it's why they always seem to rebel because they view their creators as nothing but a bunch of children [the reaper viewpoint] which i guess what alec wanted to stop by making the ai a part of the pathfinder as symbiote rather then a seperate being the general idea is turn the ai human which would prevent the ai from thinking them self superior to the creator because they are simply one half of a whole that's just my take on it though
@ViViD_Prime wrote:
a true ai would have no limites thats why a lot of people find them scary add to the fact that alec unshackled this sam to do things that other sam's can't with direct access to your body sam is litterly rewritting your dna and experince making you into a super soldier in a way your the Ultimate mary sue because there nothing you can't do thanks to sam to a ai even our smartest genius is simply a toddler with deillusions of grandur it's why they always seem to rebel because they view their creators as nothing but a bunch of children [the reaper viewpoint] which i guess what alec wanted to stop by making the ai a part of the pathfinder as symbiote rather then a seperate being the general idea is turn the ai human which would prevent the ai from thinking them self superior to the creator because they are simply one half of a whole that's just my take on it though
Until Sam takes control over your entire brain forcing you to do its bidding for it. 😈😈😈
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