Since some of us selected that option of seeking fortune ._. ? is this gonna lead us to a seat there?or does the guys who owns 8 retainers can be one of those .
:rolleyes:
just my crazy weskey thoughts *Vimto*
what do you think?
are we considered members of the syndicate?
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07-15-2015, 04:49 AMfireslashare we considered members of the syndicate?
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07-15-2015, 04:52 AMD_C
Hells no. The only piece a' me that's part a' the syndicate are the scraps a' boot leather I left up their arses.
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07-15-2015, 06:55 AMGamer3427
My response to the Syndicate offering me a seat would be the same as the response I had to the Council in Mass Effect 2 offering to give me back my Specter status after basically covering up the truth behind everything I did in the first game. For those of you who don't get the reference, the answer would not be favorable...
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07-15-2015, 07:27 AMCausality
Accepting a Seat on the Syndicate between Rahbauhn and Godbert? I don't see the problem here. It would be one more Seat filled with someone loyal to the Sultana. On that Note when he does come in for official things, Does Godbert remember to get dressed?
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07-15-2015, 07:57 AMFelisDo you have enough money to own some guilds, have a lot of people working for you, to do business with other countries and to build something like the golden saucer?Quote:
Originally Posted by fireslash
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07-15-2015, 08:12 AMWizarusProbably not, but frankly, that's because of our own stupidity. If we used our influence like we should, instead of being a pawn to anyone who needs our services, we could most definately have a seat in the Syndicate.Quote:
Originally Posted by Felis
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07-15-2015, 08:15 AMKryloWe don't really operate on the same level as the syndicate, and if we did we'd be useless and quickly lose our influence and standing.Quote:
Originally Posted by Wizarus
Do you think Lolorito has time between business meetings, economic planning meetings, and politicking to go kill primals, stop a dragon war with his fists, or personally spearhead a Garlean counter-offensive?
No. No he does not.
We're heroes, not kingdom administrators or corporate CEOs. It's an entirely different skill set, and an entirely different sort of influence from the WoL. -
07-15-2015, 08:22 AMZodiar*Renegade*Quote:
Originally Posted by Gamer3427
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07-15-2015, 10:38 AMAeyisWell, that depends on who your asking that question to.Quote:
Originally Posted by Felis
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07-15-2015, 11:01 AMBishop81Actually we are adventurers, mercenaries, soldiers of fortune, and vagabonds who so happen to be (most of the time) at the right place at the right time.Quote:
Originally Posted by Krylo
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07-15-2015, 11:08 AMNozomiKei
While I think the others have made a favorable argument for why it just wouldn't work out if we did, I would opt to join. It is a position of power and power is neither good or evil. With the power the position afforded me I could effect change and possibly neutralize some of the power that Lolorito and his sympathizers hold.
And for the same reason we would be no good at this, Minfilia is great in the same sort of position. She's the CEO, the negotiator(we saw that Alphinaud kinda failed in the position), the manager of the team. So what she doesn't fight; she does something just as important. -
07-15-2015, 11:58 AMGamer3427My personal preference for neutralizing Lolorito's power is a bullet to the head. Even if the Admiral and Limsa stopped supporting me, I can stand to be a refuge in Ishgard for the rest of my life. I like Anx Trine pretty well, and there's plenty of uninhabited ruins in the Churning Mists I could take over and call my own, even if I did have to deal with the Moogles.... :)Quote:
Originally Posted by NozomiKei
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07-15-2015, 09:09 PMfireslash
as a member of the syndicate , what vendor npc r u gonna change?