I am not racist or xenophobic, I just think it would be interesting to play a full human-supremisist Shepard to the point of killing-off all the non-humans.
I've been looking for some tips on how I could best do this for afew weeks, and the closest thing I found was a forum post here by a girl who was.... shall we say overly upset, that she had to kill one of the two only human squad members in ME1 because she didn't want to have to play with "ugly" characters.
I know there are ways to kill people in the suicide mission, but everything I've thought up so far either has at least one human dieing or alien living. So, I figured I should make an account and ask myself.
Now, can one kill off all the non-human squad members in ME2 without killing any of the humans?
Can one kill off all the non-human squad members in ME2 without killing any of the humans?
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Posté 15 janvier 2011 - 08:23
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http://social.biowar...5/index/2933016
That is the link to the Guide to Omega 4 relay thread, in it is the explanation of what effects who lives and dies through the entire mission. It may take a few minutes reading and puzzling out what the symbols mean but the info is there. Yes, you can kill any or all members as you please, but doing so requires some interesting choices at times.
Grunt leave crated, Legion turn over to Cerebrus, most others can be killed by not doing the loyalty missions and going through the relay and using them at certain points. Ck the guide it will tell you what you want to know.
That is the link to the Guide to Omega 4 relay thread, in it is the explanation of what effects who lives and dies through the entire mission. It may take a few minutes reading and puzzling out what the symbols mean but the info is there. Yes, you can kill any or all members as you please, but doing so requires some interesting choices at times.
Grunt leave crated, Legion turn over to Cerebrus, most others can be killed by not doing the loyalty missions and going through the relay and using them at certain points. Ck the guide it will tell you what you want to know.
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Posté 15 janvier 2011 - 08:26
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mcsupersport wrote...
http://social.biowar...5/index/2933016
That is the link to the Guide to Omega 4 relay thread, in it is the explanation of what effects who lives and dies through the entire mission. It may take a few minutes reading and puzzling out what the symbols mean but the info is there. Yes, you can kill any or all members as you please, but doing so requires some interesting choices at times.
Grunt leave crated, Legion turn over to Cerebrus, most others can be killed by not doing the loyalty missions and going through the relay and using them at certain points. Ck the guide it will tell you what you want to know.
Thanx. Why did this never come up in my searches?
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Posté 15 janvier 2011 - 05:51
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LOL, in house searches stink.
But hey, it was only a sticky in the ME2 spoiler forum.......
Only reason I knew about it, was a referral in the past in another thread that got me interested enough to check it out.......I don't think I would have found it otherwise.
But hey, it was only a sticky in the ME2 spoiler forum.......
Only reason I knew about it, was a referral in the past in another thread that got me interested enough to check it out.......I don't think I would have found it otherwise.
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Posté 16 janvier 2011 - 12:11
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mcsupersport wrote...
LOL, in house searches stink.
Yeah. The general recommendation is to use google with some reference to the Bioware forums in the search.
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Posté 16 janvier 2011 - 12:14
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I know it's kinda spam and you aren't actually but...
You humans are all racist!
You humans are all racist!
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Posté 16 janvier 2011 - 12:17
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Yeah, google site search is where it's at.lazuli wrote...
mcsupersport wrote...
LOL, in house searches stink.
Yeah. The general recommendation is to use google with some reference to the Bioware forums in the search.
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Posté 18 janvier 2011 - 11:23
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Yeah I just worked out how.
This is if you have recruited everyone.
Only 'loyalise' the Humans
then:
Get the Heavy Ship Armor
Don't get the Multicore Shielding or the Thanix Cannon
When fighting the Oculus, take Kasumi with you. Legion will die.
Thane will die because of the Thanix Cannon
Take an unloyal Tali for the vents. She will die.
Take an unloyal Samara/Morinth for the biotic field. She will die.
Take an unloyal Grunt and any loyal human with you when it comes to this part. Grunt will die as well.
2nd Fire Team = Unloyal Garrus will die. (I think. There's an exception where this won't happen. Maybe it's best just not to recruit Garrus) and use a Loyal Jacob/Miranda instead
Escort = Take non-loyal Mordin. He will die, the crew will survive.
For the final bit (hold the line), take Kasumi and Jack as your squadmates. Miranda, Jacob and Zaeed will all stay alive as long as they are loyal. (two of them can be unloyal if you need)
That's about it.
I guess you save the base, and use it for Human wellbeing?
This is if you have recruited everyone.
Only 'loyalise' the Humans
then:
Get the Heavy Ship Armor
Don't get the Multicore Shielding or the Thanix Cannon
When fighting the Oculus, take Kasumi with you. Legion will die.
Thane will die because of the Thanix Cannon
Take an unloyal Tali for the vents. She will die.
Take an unloyal Samara/Morinth for the biotic field. She will die.
Take an unloyal Grunt and any loyal human with you when it comes to this part. Grunt will die as well.
2nd Fire Team = Unloyal Garrus will die. (I think. There's an exception where this won't happen. Maybe it's best just not to recruit Garrus) and use a Loyal Jacob/Miranda instead
Escort = Take non-loyal Mordin. He will die, the crew will survive.
For the final bit (hold the line), take Kasumi and Jack as your squadmates. Miranda, Jacob and Zaeed will all stay alive as long as they are loyal. (two of them can be unloyal if you need)
That's about it.
I guess you save the base, and use it for Human wellbeing?
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Posté 19 janvier 2011 - 01:19
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Is it possible not to recruit Garrus? It seems like Horizon only activates once you've recruited everyone from the first wave of dossiers.
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Posté 19 janvier 2011 - 03:53
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Grimjesse127 wrote...
Yeah I just worked out how.
That's not going to work. The Biotic doesn't die if they are unloyal/ wrong during "the long walk". You only lose a squadmate from the 2 you have with you.
You also HAVE to recruit Garrus.
You'd be better off:
- just sell Legion (or let him die as the escort, see below)
- letting Tali and Thane die during the first part due to lack of upgrades
- assign Garrus to the pipes
- set an alien to second squad lead (ex Samara)
- bring along another alien for the long walk w/ loyal Jacob/Miranda as bubble and a loyal Miranda/Jacob as second (ex Grunt)
- You could leave Mordin on "Hold the Line" if you want to bring Zaeed for the final fight. Without any of the "4"s, someone is going to die and if you don't have Mordin on the line, you'll lose Kasumi or Jack.
- Send back another unloyal alien with the crew if you have any left.
- Bring any other aliens left for the final fight.
It should actually be pretty easy to do. One issue is that to lose people on the escort or final fight, you have to ignore their loyalty missions or they have to be someone who has a negative conclusion to their mission like Tali or they have to be upset due to the Tali/Legion argument. You CAN still do every mission, you just have to make sure that you get rid of loyal aliens some other way.
