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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: [[spoiler: When talking to Tali's father, Legion points out that his PapaWolf attitude is biasing him and leading him to ignore her desires. When he objects to his love for his daughter being called bias, Legion reminds him that he had just said that he would rather [[KillEmAll eliminate the entire geth Collective]] rather than see her harmed and that it wouldn't be that big a stretch to extrapolate that his mindset extends to every other being in the galaxy. He then asks him if that isn't bias, what is, which he can't answer]].
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* ArmorPiercingQuestion: [[spoiler: When talking to Tali's father, Legion points out that his PapaWolf attitude is biasing him and leading him to ignore her desires. When he objects to his love for his daughter being called bias, Legion reminds him that he had just said that he would rather [[KillEmAll eliminate the entire geth Collective]] Collective rather than see her harmed and that it wouldn't be that big a stretch to extrapolate that his mindset extends to every other being in the galaxy. He then asks him if that isn't bias, what is, which he can't answer]].
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** Humanity as a whole is depicted as significantly more competent. as their different technology, WW III, and the war against Nalas made them both an OutsideContextProblem for the Council, gave them experience in space combat and made them more united.
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** Humanity as a whole is depicted as significantly more competent. as As their different technology, WW III, and the war against Nalas made them both an OutsideContextProblem for the Council, gave them experience in space combat and made them more united.
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Plot Happens, none of these outcomes are "Surprisingly Realistic" and are just shoehorns
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* SurprisinglyRealisticOutcome: The Alliance suspects the batarians may attack their colonies soon, but no amount of hacking can help them learn which ones if the computers in question aren't on the network.
