I survived but everyone apart from Moranda and Grunt died for me =(.
But on the plus side i did save Kelly and i activated Legion after the mission was complete so technically i saved 3/10 of my team but i only really saved 2/9. Anyone else had a high casulty rate like me?
Also would it be possible to play through the final mission again without it auto saving?
Thanks!
(Contains Spoliers) Please tell me i am not the only one to lose nearly all their squad mates on the final mission?
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Posté 01 août 2010 - 10:17
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No I've never had that many people die. You need to do the loyalty missions and upgrade the Normandy if you want people to survive.
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Posté 01 août 2010 - 10:22
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This is Mass Effect 1 forums, so you really should use the Mass Effect 2 forum for this.
Anyways, for it to not Auto-Save, all you need to do is to turn off Auto-Saving in the options.
Anyways, for it to not Auto-Save, all you need to do is to turn off Auto-Saving in the options.
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Posté 01 août 2010 - 10:40
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Well itleast you saved 2 awesome characters
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Posté 01 août 2010 - 10:51
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On my first attempt Grunt died because I picked Thane to power the biotic barrier. At the end of the section, Grunt stepped outside the barrier and got eviscerated by the swarm things.
IIRC, half your crew will automatically die if you haven't upgraded the Normandy at all. Once you've got that out of the way by upgrading the Normandy, it seems to just be down to picking people who specialise in whatever task is at hand (e.g. Tali for the tech task, Jack for the biotic barrier, etc). I think you have to pick someone loyal to escort the non-combat crew back to the Normandy, but apart from that I'm not sure how loyalty plays a role.
IIRC, half your crew will automatically die if you haven't upgraded the Normandy at all. Once you've got that out of the way by upgrading the Normandy, it seems to just be down to picking people who specialise in whatever task is at hand (e.g. Tali for the tech task, Jack for the biotic barrier, etc). I think you have to pick someone loyal to escort the non-combat crew back to the Normandy, but apart from that I'm not sure how loyalty plays a role.
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Posté 02 août 2010 - 01:12
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First played through, my 2nd team leader died. I admit it.
Apparently, a war time, mercenary, gruely trained and experienced in guerilla warfare, capable of surviving the assault of a turian frigate, amongst countless of others military operations, on top of being the former founder of the blue suns, not to mention former Alliance military.... has no apparent reasons to be a team leader in ME2. Why is beyond me... but yeah he died on me
Apparently, a war time, mercenary, gruely trained and experienced in guerilla warfare, capable of surviving the assault of a turian frigate, amongst countless of others military operations, on top of being the former founder of the blue suns, not to mention former Alliance military.... has no apparent reasons to be a team leader in ME2. Why is beyond me... but yeah he died on me
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Posté 02 août 2010 - 01:22
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Spartas Husky wrote...
First played through, my 2nd team leader died. I admit it.
Apparently, a war time, mercenary, gruely trained and experienced in guerilla warfare, capable of surviving the assault of a turian frigate, amongst countless of others military operations, on top of being the former founder of the blue suns, not to mention former Alliance military.... has no apparent reasons to be a team leader in ME2. Why is beyond me... but yeah he died on me
Because he got his team killed on so many missions?
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Posté 02 août 2010 - 03:01
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Soverign 666 wrote...
Spartas Husky wrote...
First played through, my 2nd team leader died. I admit it.
Apparently, a war time, mercenary, gruely trained and experienced in guerilla warfare, capable of surviving the assault of a turian frigate, amongst countless of others military operations, on top of being the former founder of the blue suns, not to mention former Alliance military.... has no apparent reasons to be a team leader in ME2. Why is beyond me... but yeah he died on me
Because he got his team killed on so many missions?
Actually we only know of him loosing his team once, and he says he lost way to many men when they dropped blind into the Krogan DMZ. But up against the odds he was up against anyone else would have probably died.
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Posté 02 août 2010 - 03:08
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Soverign 666 wrote...
Spartas Husky wrote...
First played through, my 2nd team leader died. I admit it.
Apparently, a war time, mercenary, gruely trained and experienced in guerilla warfare, capable of surviving the assault of a turian frigate, amongst countless of others military operations, on top of being the former founder of the blue suns, not to mention former Alliance military.... has no apparent reasons to be a team leader in ME2. Why is beyond me... but yeah he died on me
Because he got his team killed on so many missions?
Facing overwhelming odds, on a turian frigate and the Krogan DMZ is a miracle he came out alive.
The fact he has life long experience with scrapping the bottomg of the barrel and still come out alive, imagine what he could do with well funded supplies and well trained teammates.
Like JOker said, Zaeed is like me he just takes checks.
It be no better than someone saying "Shepard is not a good team leader, everywhere he goes, no less than a mile gets turned into a molten slag from nuclear fire"... doesn't mean it happens ALL the time. lol
