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[FlyinElk212]

http://social.biowar...4820736#4821468

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[glacier1701]

My d'oh moment was on the Feros Skywalk's. There is one section which has some enemies that are in an access tunnel off the skywalk. It was on my 3rd playthrough that I finally jumped out the Mako (to get the extra xp for a gun kill) that I realised that those red dots I had kept seeing in the area but could never find were in that access tunnel.

[bambooxfox]

glacier1701 wrote...

My d'oh moment was on the Feros Skywalk's. There is one section which has some enemies that are in an access tunnel off the skywalk. It was on my 3rd playthrough that I finally jumped out the Mako (to get the extra xp for a gun kill) that I realised that those red dots I had kept seeing in the area but could never find were in that access tunnel.

What. I never knew this. I always assumed it was a graphical glitch or something >.> Well, they were smart geth for not coming out of the tunnel to greet the Mako's cannon.

[NYG1991]

I believe it's possible to kill the geth in th tunnel by firing the cannon at the outer walls or in the entrance iirc

[godofwar726]

Was just doing Legion's loyalty mission...tried to melee one of the geth hubs word of advice dont do it

[Skyblade012]

godofwar726 wrote...

Was just doing Legion's loyalty mission...tried to melee one of the geth hubs word of advice dont do it

By the time you get to Legion's loyalty mission, your shields and health should be high enough that it won't kill you.

It just drops my shields, usually, so I always melee it, just to save ammo.

[Zaxares]

A minor "D'oh" moment for me. I was driving the Mako around on Virmire and looking around in awe at the pretty scenery... And accidentally drove the Mako through a gap in the rocks leading to deep water.



"Critical Mission Failure". XD

[Skyblade012]

I nearly did the same thing with the Hammerhead yesterday. I was flying around the area between the Overlord missions, had just grabbed a data pack, and went zooming right off a cliff.



Fortunately, you can fly backwards, and those jump jets do have quite a bit of power. So I made it to safety.

[Grisson]

The first time I used the Hammerhead vehicle was during the Overlord mission, I had no idea the thing could boost itself into the air. I spent a good 30-40 minutes trying to speed myself up enough to move between the floating rocks in the lava before blowing up. Came so close to doing it all the way across each time that I just assumed I was failing.

[Moondoggie]

Grisson wrote...

The first time I used the Hammerhead vehicle was during the Overlord mission, I had no idea the thing could boost itself into the air. I spent a good 30-40 minutes trying to speed myself up enough to move between the floating rocks in the lava before blowing up. Came so close to doing it all the way across each time that I just assumed I was failing.

I had an issue with that part but in a different way i spent ages getting blown up by trying to use the speed boost to get over the rocks not knowing the hammerhead could jump after many deaths i finally looked at the controls which i should have really done in the first place.

[huntrrz]

My "D'oh!" moment in ME2 was learning that there was a head in Shepard's cabin...



In ME1 it was discovering two conversation trees I hadn't found in multiple playthroughs:



- I stumbled across a discussion with Tali about her father that I somehow had missed every other time - and I thought I'd THOROUGHLY explored everything she had to say.



- I backtracked at Noveria just after I arrived and discovered that there was an entire discussion available from Matsuo - and a very cordial one at that, which was completely unexpected.

[JaylaClark]

Upsettingshorts wrote...

Their stated reason is .

Honestly I'm confident even the writers know how ham-fisted that was. But they wrote and designed themselves into a corner with that one.

To quote Olive, The Other Reindeer:  "Have you ever heard of Deus ex Machina?"

[bambooxfox]

Zaxares wrote...

A minor "D'oh" moment for me. I was driving the Mako around on Virmire and looking around in awe at the pretty scenery... And accidentally drove the Mako through a gap in the rocks leading to deep water.

"Critical Mission Failure". XD

I've done that before! xD

I've also accidentally driven the Mako off the path on Therum and into the lava. And bounced the Mako off the sky bridge on Feros...

... In my defense, these all happened on different playthroughs. >.>

[rememberence]

huntrrz wrote...

My "D'oh!" moment in ME2 was learning that there was a head in Shepard's cabin...

In ME1 it was discovering two conversation trees I hadn't found in multiple playthroughs:

- I stumbled across a discussion with Tali about her father that I somehow had missed every other time - and I thought I'd THOROUGHLY explored everything she had to say.

- I backtracked at Noveria just after I arrived and discovered that there was an entire discussion available from Matsuo - and a very cordial one at that, which was completely unexpected.

I just finished an ME1 playthrough (my...who knows how many'th) and for the first time stumbled upon the Terra Firma party dude outside Flux.

[upsettingshorts]

rememberence wrote...

I just finished an ME1 playthrough (my...who knows how many'th) and for the first time stumbled upon the Terra Firma party dude outside Flux.

This belongs more in my nitpicks thread, but it is somewhat related:

I often avoided that spot in later playthroughs because of the loading zone that was inexplicably placed somewhere between the Flux stairs and where Emily Wong/Terra Firma guy are.  It was always so jarring to have it right in the middle of the hallway.

So in some later saves, even when I knew about the Terra Firma guy, I just didn't go there - heh.  Even when the time came to go to Anderson in Flux I'd try to hug the wall to avoid it.

[Rockworm503]

LostInSanity wrote...

Slidell505 wrote...

Look at space hamster

Holy ****! Door!

HA! The same thing happend to me!

LOL Ditto

[--Master of All--]

Yeah, I kind of went into the suicide mission the first time putting my own logic ahead of what the game was blatantly screaming at me as well. I was convinced nothing could ever kill Grunt, so I think I put him as 'fire team' leader, assuming no matter how bad it got, he could handle a few bullet strikes, and would breeze through combat with a couple bruises. Whoops.

Modifié par --Master of All--, 18 septembre 2010 - 08:06 .

[AllThatJazz]

Didn't realise until my most recent playthrough that I could invite my romance up to my quarters in ME2. I'd seen a screenie of Miranda lying on Shepard's bed but just assumed it was part of her romance specifically (which I haven't done). To discover that my FemShep could perch on Garrus's knee was simultaneously D'oh and D'awww (with a side-helping of D'uh? Cos it looks a little bit strange ...)

[Vargeisa]

I never used sprint in ME1, didn't find it very useful so sortof forgot about it. I don't know how many times I did Pinnicle Station but I always seemed to struggle with the Capture the Flag levels...

...until one day I accidently hit the sprint button. D'oh

[godofwar726]

Skyblade012 wrote...

godofwar726 wrote...

Was just doing Legion's loyalty mission...tried to melee one of the geth hubs word of advice dont do it

By the time you get to Legion's loyalty mission, your shields and health should be high enough that it won't kill you.

It just drops my shields, usually, so I always melee it, just to save ammo.

yeah it was a new character and was saving resources to just get upgrades for ship then later on in a second playthrough get shield/health/weapon upgrades

[glacier1701]

bambooxfox wrote...

glacier1701 wrote...

My d'oh moment was on the Feros Skywalk's. There is one section which has some enemies that are in an access tunnel off the skywalk. It was on my 3rd playthrough that I finally jumped out the Mako (to get the extra xp for a gun kill) that I realised that those red dots I had kept seeing in the area but could never find were in that access tunnel.

What. I never knew this. I always assumed it was a graphical glitch or something >.> Well, they were smart geth for not coming out of the tunnel to greet the Mako's cannon.

LOL thats what I thought on the first 2 playthroughs - graphical glitch. Oh and I also managed to drive off the skywalk as well. I believe it was about 90 seconds before I got the mission failure screen - its a long way down!

[Fiery Phoenix]

bambooxfox wrote...
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glacier1701 wrote...

My d'oh moment was on the Feros Skywalk's. There is one section which has some enemies that are in an access tunnel off the skywalk. It was on my 3rd playthrough that I finally jumped out the Mako (to get the extra xp for a gun kill) that I realised that those red dots I had kept seeing in the area but could never find were in that access tunnel.

What. I never knew this. I always assumed it was a graphical glitch or something >.> Well, they were smart geth for not coming out of the tunnel to greet the Mako's cannon.

Yup, I didn't know that until my 8th playthrough. Always assumed it was a graphical bug. You actually need to get out of the Mako and proceed into the tunnels on foot to take out those geth, and there's quite a few tunnels with one or two geth inside.

Modifié par FieryPhoenix7, 18 septembre 2010 - 03:28 .

[Reaper27]

I often forget to reload my Widow before I cloak and my cloak immediately deactivates when I pull the trigger. This often results in me being flanked and shot to pieces by the enemy I was about to kill.
Even after playing as an infiltrator for months, I manage to do this multiple times on every playthrough.

Modifié par Reaper27, 19 septembre 2010 - 10:20 .

[General Douchington]

Not noticing when I didn't reload the Widow, and end up wasting cloak. Bah.