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[Chuck_Vu]

I just want to know where the mercs get their heat clips from, and why can't I buy some from their supplier. And where did my party member get those clothes which is just as protective as my armor. And why did Thane lose his ability to go through vents after he joined me. Or why I couldn't go through vents to begin with. How come can Jack biotic punch when I can't. What about Samara's biotic feather fall??? And if I have to feed my fish, why don't I have to feed the space hamster?

[smudboy]

Vaenier wrote...

Dumb Luck.

A real plothole is why the Asari Councilor hasnt Vulcun mind melded with Shep to see the visions for herself.

No.

[AM50]

Yes. It is a plot hole. But BioWare did a fantastic job of the story. They had a few plot holes but what story doesn't. Its sometimes tough to remember every minor detail.

[agentwaffle]

NICKjnp wrote...

Kaiden/Ashley have this special ugrade in their armour. It's called the C-22. It's nicknamed "Plot Immunity" by Alliance Personel.

^^^^ Most plausible by far.

[smudboy]

AM50 wrote...

Yes. It is a plot hole. But BioWare did a fantastic job of the story. They had a few plot holes but what story doesn't. Its sometimes tough to remember every minor detail.

ME2's story is mediocre.

A story that doesn't have plot holes: a well written one.

[Nightwriter]

Chuck_Vu wrote...

I just want to know where the mercs get their heat clips from, and why can't I buy some from their supplier. And where did my party member get those clothes which is just as protective as my armor. And why did Thane lose his ability to go through vents after he joined me. Or why I couldn't go through vents to begin with. How come can Jack biotic punch when I can't. What about Samara's biotic feather fall??? And if I have to feed my fish, why don't I have to feed the space hamster?

Epic.

You forgot, why must I enter the Flotilla in full body suit when Miranda only needs a holographic mask thingy over her face?? Surely that violates contamination protocol?

[Ea James Madden]

Vaenier wrote...

Dumb Luck.

A real plothole is why the Asari Councilor hasnt Vulcun mind melded with Shep to see the visions for herself.

I am shamed to admit...I have never thought of this.Lol great idea...

[Dreykov]

Nightwriter wrote...

Chuck_Vu wrote...

I just want to know where the mercs get their heat clips from, and why can't I buy some from their supplier. And where did my party member get those clothes which is just as protective as my armor. And why did Thane lose his ability to go through vents after he joined me. Or why I couldn't go through vents to begin with. How come can Jack biotic punch when I can't. What about Samara's biotic feather fall??? And if I have to feed my fish, why don't I have to feed the space hamster?

Epic.

You forgot, why must I enter the Flotilla in full body suit when Miranda only needs a holographic mask thingy over her face?? Surely that violates contamination protocol?

Design fail on Bioware's part.

[Collider]

Chuck_Vu wrote...
And why did Thane lose his ability to go through vents after he joined me.

Thane doesn't know how to hack like Tali or Legion.

Or why I couldn't go through vents to begin with.

Because you're the commander.

[AM50]

smudboy wrote...

AM50 wrote...

Yes. It is a plot hole. But BioWare did a fantastic job of the story. They had a few plot holes but what story doesn't. Its sometimes tough to remember every minor detail.

ME2's story is mediocre.

A story that doesn't have plot holes: a well written one.

That's quite the cynical view. I respectfully disagree. I thought ME2's story was one of the best I have played in a game, second only to KOTOR. It does have a few plotholes, but the story was so good I often overlooked them. The only one that mildly irritated me was Jacob's recruiting mission and the heat sinks. Other than that, I thought the res of the "plot holes" were quite minor. IMHO.

[Rive Caedo]

Vaenier wrote...

Dumb Luck.

A real plothole is why the Asari Councilor hasnt Vulcun mind melded with Shep to see the visions for herself.

... That's... a pretty good one.

[Chuvvy]

Vaenier wrote...

Dumb Luck.

A real plothole is why the Asari Councilor hasnt Vulcun mind melded with Shep to see the visions for herself.

Or why we can't strap a camara to Shepard's head. Honestly all we need is some duct tape,and a camara.

[casedawgz]

Another one that's bugged me: Wilson's motivations for sabotaging the facility? Never explained. Never even touched upon. Ever. Were they just unable to think of a more salient way to kick the game off with gunfights and explosions?

[Spartas Husky]

Remember, half of the colony was taken. She had just dumb luck. Or dumb writting.



As sombody else has already said.... council member asari could have a mind union with Shepard and there you go.



But who knows who knows.

[GodWood]

Vaenier wrote...
A real plothole is why the Asari Councilor hasnt Vulcun mind melded with Shep to see the visions for herself.

Ugh I'm sick of people saying this, even if she did meld and see the vision all that would prove is "Shepard had a weird vision"

I had a dream I was eaten by a hamburger, thats in my mind, that doesn't mean it actually happened though.

[Chuvvy]

AM50 wrote...

smudboy wrote...

AM50 wrote...

Yes. It is a plot hole. But BioWare did a fantastic job of the story. They had a few plot holes but what story doesn't. Its sometimes tough to remember every minor detail.

ME2's story is mediocre.

A story that doesn't have plot holes: a well written one.

That's quite the cynical view. I respectfully disagree. I thought ME2's story was one of the best I have played in a game, second only to KOTOR. It does have a few plotholes, but the story was so good I often overlooked them. The only one that mildly irritated me was Jacob's recruiting mission and the heat sinks. Other than that, I thought the res of the "plot holes" were quite minor. IMHO.

Recruitment Recruitment Recruitment Recruitment Collectors Loyalty Mission Loyalty Mission Loyalty Mission Loyalty Mission Loyalty Mission Loyalty Mission Recruitment Collectors Loyalty Mission Recruitment Loyalty Mission Recruitment IFF/Recruitment Loyalty Mission Loyalty Mission Joker T-800. But it's easy to not like anything after the 13th or 14th playthrough,the first time I played I thought it was pretty baddass but as I played more I realized ME1 was a better Bioware game ME2 was a better Shooter.

[BrutalWolfs]

Yea. If I were Shepard I would have strapped an on board camara to my helmet.



Turian: "Wait..... Whats that?" *Points to a Reaper*

Shepard: "Ah, yes Reapers. THE THINGS YOU DENIED!!!!!" *Smacks Turian*

[Xaijin]

Nightwriter wrote...

Chuck_Vu wrote...

I just want to know where the mercs get their heat clips from, and why can't I buy some from their supplier. And where did my party member get those clothes which is just as protective as my armor. And why did Thane lose his ability to go through vents after he joined me. Or why I couldn't go through vents to begin with. How come can Jack biotic punch when I can't. What about Samara's biotic feather fall??? And if I have to feed my fish, why don't I have to feed the space hamster?

Epic.

You forgot, why must I enter the Flotilla in full body suit when Miranda only needs a holographic mask thingy over her face?? Surely that violates contamination protocol?

Antispetic Breasts

[Spartas Husky]

GodWood wrote...

Vaenier wrote...
A real plothole is why the Asari Councilor hasnt Vulcun mind melded with Shep to see the visions for herself.

Ugh I'm sick of people saying this, even if she did meld and see the vision all that would prove is "Shepard had a weird vision"

I had a dream I was eaten by a hamburger, thats in my mind, that doesn't mean it actually happened though.

A vision and a dream are two different things.

The beacon imprinted a memory onto Shepard like watching a tv news cast of protheans being butchered.

If it was a dream it would be hard to read. Broken into many pieces.

Like JOker describing EDI when he greased up her cameras.

Dreams are broken into many pieces, like if it had interruptions.

Memories are vivid  and fluid. Dreams and nighmares only remains so immidiately after awakening, and even then most aren't.

So duno about that. It is very possible for the asari to figure out which is it.

[AM50]

Slidell505 wrote...

AM50 wrote...

smudboy wrote...

AM50 wrote...

Yes. It is a plot hole. But BioWare did a fantastic job of the story. They had a few plot holes but what story doesn't. Its sometimes tough to remember every minor detail.

ME2's story is mediocre.

A story that doesn't have plot holes: a well written one.

That's quite the cynical view. I respectfully disagree. I thought ME2's story was one of the best I have played in a game, second only to KOTOR. It does have a few plotholes, but the story was so good I often overlooked them. The only one that mildly irritated me was Jacob's recruiting mission and the heat sinks. Other than that, I thought the res of the "plot holes" were quite minor. IMHO.

Recruitment Recruitment Recruitment Recruitment Collectors Loyalty Mission Loyalty Mission Loyalty Mission Loyalty Mission Loyalty Mission Loyalty Mission Recruitment Collectors Loyalty Mission Recruitment Loyalty Mission Recruitment IFF/Recruitment Loyalty Mission Loyalty Mission Joker T-800. But it's easy to not like anything after the 13th or 14th playthrough,the first time I played I thought it was pretty baddass but as I played more I realized ME1 was a better Bioware game ME2 was a better Shooter.

Well yeah. Of course. The more you play something (sans sandbox games) the more you are going to notice faults and get bored. I played KOTOR 8 times and I was bored with it. Its one of the best RPGs of all time. Unless its an online game, it will eventually get boring.

I love how BioWare improved the messy inventory system but they simplified it too much. Middle ground would be nice. I don't mind BioWare's style of RPG story. The mix-and-match story used in every BioWare game gives a sense of choice (I am aware its not really a "choice" per say) rather than stick the player on a strict linear gameplay line (FF13 is one I have heard of that is linear). If I replay a game that much, you are going to eventually grow to dislike the game/get bored with it.

[Unata]

AM50 wrote...

smudboy wrote...

AM50 wrote...

Yes. It is a plot hole. But BioWare did a fantastic job of the story. They had a few plot holes but what story doesn't. Its sometimes tough to remember every minor detail.

ME2's story is mediocre.

A story that doesn't have plot holes: a well written one.

That's quite the cynical view. I respectfully disagree. I thought ME2's story was one of the best I have played in a game, second only to KOTOR. It does have a few plotholes, but the story was so good I often overlooked them. The only one that mildly irritated me was Jacob's recruiting mission and the heat sinks. Other than that, I thought the res of the "plot holes" were quite minor. IMHO.

Jacob who?

[Hader102]

I just assumed the collectors couldn't stand Ashley's **** mouth to want to abduct her, and as for Kaiden, probably just biotic-ed his way out or something...

[AM50]

Unata wrote...

AM50 wrote...

smudboy wrote...

AM50 wrote...

Yes. It is a plot hole. But BioWare did a fantastic job of the story. They had a few plot holes but what story doesn't. Its sometimes tough to remember every minor detail.

ME2's story is mediocre.

A story that doesn't have plot holes: a well written one.

That's quite the cynical view. I respectfully disagree. I thought ME2's story was one of the best I have played in a game, second only to KOTOR. It does have a few plotholes, but the story was so good I often overlooked them. The only one that mildly irritated me was Jacob's recruiting (EDIT: Loyalty) mission and the heat sinks. Other than that, I thought the res of the "plot holes" were quite minor. IMHO.

Jacob who?

If you are referring to the typo I made, I meant loyalty mission. Not recruitment. My bad.

[Shadowomega23]

"Video Evidence" I though we Dismissed this Claim.



As for Ash/Kaiden I do belive their wearing the Phoenix Armor from the first game. That armor had a heal over time propery on it that wasn't listed in the stats. So it is likely due to this regenerative nature an upgraded version might have posion treatment. Thus removeing the paralitic nature of the sting; and so after having it wear off earlier s/he ran of and hid to report back.

[Unata]

Why is neurotic, mentally unstable Veetor the only one in Mass Effect to remember to turn on his Omnitool to record things?