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[Throw_this_away]

I am doing a ME1 run as an adapt and I was wondering what were some of your favorite sidequests. 

My first playthrough was a completionist run... so I did most of the sidequests.  My second was more of a speedrun (to import a maleshep into ME2).  This one is tempting me to do a speedrun (spoiled by ME2...), but I figured I would hit sidequests that were high points.  

Thanks for any opinions. 

[Super ._. Shepard]

if you want high points i would got to luna

[timj2011]

yeah, the moon is the coolest, well at least the driving is

[The Grey Ranger]

I prefer the background quests.  I remember me,  Old, Unhappy, Far Off Things and Old Friends.  They are all no combat quests, but they give some added depth to Shep as a character.

Modifié par The Grey Ranger, 16 août 2010 - 03:45 .

[Kacynski]

I have a speedrun-imported Shepard, but I found I was missing a lot, when I played him in ME2, so I did another ME1 walkthrough and made sure I got all quests that add background to Shepard and have a reference in ME2. For me that's:

- Helena Blake

- Conrad Verner

- Kahoku & subsequent Cerberus quests

- Keeper quest

- Shepards background quests

- Wrex, Tali and Garrus' quest

- Nassana Dantius Sister quest

- Dr. Mitchell and Emily Wong

- The interview with Khalisa al Jilani

[Nezzer]

Bring Down the Sky. I think it could be considered a side quest.

[Spartas Husky]

Nezzer wrote...

Bring Down the Sky. I think it could be considered a side quest.

QFT

[MasterofMunchaster]

i liked the sidemissions on feros.. you know.. the tunnels.. 4 for 1.

[Mister Mida]

Major Kyle

[Quething]

Agreed that Rogue VI on the moon is a fun one, and if you happen to be a colonist, I Remember Me is incredibly powerful. I really like Derelict Freighter and Lost Freighter (the one full of husks and the one with the guy on life support), too, very melancholy and atmospheric.



Another good one is Signal Tracking, where you chase that AI around the Citadel. I was raised on Data and Daneel Olivaw, so the understated tragedy of that confrontation always moves me.



And Espionage on Noveria is a great one, I love screwing with Calis. Call me "dull stone," will you? We'll see about that.

[Moondoggie]

Emily Wong was fun getting to expose crime and threaten her for more money *pins against wall* "give me moor!" lol. And putting a gun to Conrad Verners face and amking him cry was fun. Wasn't really that keen on the side missions on planets they were a bit samey. That one where you kill Nassanas sister and realise you were tricked was kinda fun.

[i love lamp x3]

most of the side missions are cookie cutter. if you do helena blake's missions and spare her you meet her on omega in me2.. do tali's sidequest if you like tali.. it opens up a different line of dialogue when you first meet her in me2. the cerberus missions create slightly different dialogue with garrus and tali. uhhh those are actually the only ones i can think of that open up additional dialogue options in me2. and let's be honest.. why do boring side missions if they aren't mentioned in me2 or only show up in the form of an email. personally.. for my 'canon' playthrough i went with completionist and romanced no one. but my completionist one is only level 58.. and i decided i want ashley to live instead of kaiden... so i'm really tempted to give it one more go. i've just played through the game so many times already

Modifié par i love lamp x3, 10 septembre 2010 - 06:41 .

[Zeus_Deus]

The side quest that made me LOL the most is the interview with Khalisah Al Jilani - in particular when you choose the "Time to shut you up" option at the end:



"I've had enough of your snide insinuations" - Pow!

[close2myheart]

- Shepard's background quest

- Conrad Verner

- Major Kyle

[Estelindis]

Bring Down the Sky (if that counts)



Otherwise: I Remember Me (though my canon Shep is actually a spacer, so I've only gotten this on one playthrough - but wow, the emotion is amazing)



I also thought the following stood out:



UNC: Beseiged Base - because it's a lot harder to keep all the scientists alive than it is to keep all the Feros colonists alive (in my opinion), so it means more when you achieve it. UNC: Hostage kinda fits in with this, with the biotic terrorist angle. In both, I thought the paragon outcome made a lot of sense. On the other hand, I kept expecting the paragon decision at the end of UNC: Major Kyle to come back and bite my Shepard in the ass. I honestly thought that was a case where she was a bit too trusting, and the first time I played it I expected things to end with Kyle kool-aiding the whole biotic community to keep them out of "this sinful world."



I also like UNC: Espionage Probe, because it's quite personal - Elanos Haliat set out to trap and kill Shepard, specifically.

[close2myheart]

Estelindis wrote...

I also like UNC: Espionage Probe, because it's quite personal - Elanos Haliat set out to trap and kill Shepard, specifically.

I can't believe I forgot to mention this. How I really enjoy giving Haliat the boot...

[Blze001]

UNC: Valuable Minerals!



I kid... I hated that assignment.



My favorite have to be the Kohaku/Cerberus and the Listening Post ones.

[DarthCaine]

BDTS and the hub worlds sidequests were the ONLY good ones

[Quething]

Estelindis wrote...

 On the other hand, I kept expecting the paragon decision at the end of UNC: Major Kyle to come back and bite my Shepard in the ass. I honestly thought that was a case where she was a bit too trusting, and the first time I played it I expected things to end with Kyle kool-aiding the whole biotic community to keep them out of "this sinful world."

I was always a little disappointed by this one. In Espionage Probe, the actual dialog impact of the War Hero background is pretty minor, but the weight and the degree to which the fight becomes personal once you find out who Haliat is makes the quest feel really different, to me at least, than it does when you're Ruthless or Sole Survivor. Missing Scientists is hugely personal for a Sole Survivor (well... for anyone, since it's bugged, but still); the persuade dialog is extensive and really connects Shepard to Toombs and fleshes out the horror of Cerberus' betrayal.

But Major Kyle... Ruthless Shep gets one slightly different line from Hackett, one unique line from Kyle, and that's it. Nothing else changes, there's no insight whatsoever on Torfan or what happened there, no sense of connection or any real acknowledgement that you and Kyle are former comrades or that you share this huge, horrible event that's shaped both of your lives. I kind of wish that only a Ruthless could get both Kyle and the biotics out alive, or something, and that a Shep who didn't have that former friendship to draw on would have to choose between subdue Kyle/kill cultists and deprogram cultists/Kyle kills himself or some similar.

[Zaxares]

I Remember Me, the Conrad Verner quests, the quest with Khalisah, and winning Rear Admiral Mikhailovich over to your side are some of my favourites. The Listening Post Theta quest (the one where you hold the line against waves of Rachni) is also lots of fun.



The whole of the Bring Down the Sky DLC is also top notch.

[jhock21]

Blze001 wrote...

UNC: Valuable Minerals!

I kid... I hated that assignment.

My favorite have to be the Kohaku/Cerberus and the Listening Post ones.

i liked the listening posts also.  felt like starship troopers only not as intense. 

[Charge-Headshot]

-Wrex and Garrus' quests

- Kahoku & subsequent Cerberus quests

- Keeper quest



They are some cool ones

[FouCapitan]

Scanning the keepers!



I kid. The side quests were the one weak link for me in ME1. I didn't really like any of them that much.