The process is quite literally stomach-turning, but gourmands across the galaxy are lining up to try Reversal, a new gastrointestinal immunosuppressant treatment that allows dextro/levo species to safely sample each other’s cuisine. The process is expensive, lasts less than 24 [Earth Standard] hours, and the food provides no nutrition, but restaurants are already busy booking dextro/levo food parties. “It’s an adventure,” says food writer and Reversal enthusiast Livian Messalina. “We’re opening up new ranges of texture and flavor to each other. Taste still varies from species to species, but that’s part of the fun.” Doctors are warning these bold new epicures to watch out for leftovers — meals should be eaten as soon as possible, and users must purge before the treatment wears off.”
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. I never realized just how creative you could get with one until I saw a show on tv. I only attempted it myself for the first time last year, but it can be kind of addictive after a while.
I wouldn't say decisions like the rachni queen, Virmire, Legion's sidequest, Maelon's research, etc. were EASY per se for my Shepard, but she weighed the situation, made the call to the best of her judgment, and simply moved on with her damn mission. Garrus, it seems, has a tendency to dwell on things he's done (Saleon, Sidonis), and they just eat at him until they're dealt with decisively, usually with Shep's aid. I'm not saying Garrus isn't a good leader--he certainly is. But the Shadow Broker is absolutely right. He's no Shepard, and he won't be until he stops using her as a crutch and learns how to deal with less clear cut situations and move on from them.
I looked at Garrus' dossier though, and when I read that, I did suspect whether or not he would be in ME3. But he is so popular, he is the most loyal to shepard, and he has nothing to leave her for, so I think he will stay. But then, I am still hoping for a Garrus DLC...
