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[Paul Sedgmore]

Trudi Raspallo

[EbonyStarr]

Trudi Raspallo is the answer.

[EbonyStarr]

One more before I go to bed.... Paul, you amaze me!
Miranda Lawson is the cocky and ruthless Femme Fatale responsible for bringing you back. She has an interesting history with Jacob, an almost blind devotion to the Illusive man and Cerberus and psychological issues with her father. One of her problems with him may be because he “genetically tailored” her to be perfect. That tailoring came at the price of Mirianda’s love for her father and a medical condition that may be attributed to his tinkering. What is it?

[xxaletalune]

Miranda's genetic engineering/tailoring renders her incapable of conceiving a child.

Modifié par xxaletalune, 30 mai 2011 - 02:31 .

[Atomic_Boom22]

The codex is written in-universe and is reflected in two entries in ME2. What groups write the codex in-universe? (As a bonus feel free to name the two entries mentioned.)

[MajorStranger]

The Codex in ME is made by the Alliance Intelligence Service. In ME2 it uses the Cerberus intels.

[Atomic_Boom22]

You're wrong but I'd have to venture into spoiler territory.

[EbonyStarr]

Atomic - I would love to know the answer.
3. Mordin is possibly the quirkiest and smartest team member. During one conversation with Mordin, you learn that he can sing! What production was he featured in and what character did he play in that production?

[Vez04]

EbonyStarr wrote...

Atomic - I would love to know the answer.
3. Mordin is possibly the quirkiest and smartest team member. During one conversation with Mordin, you learn that he can sing! What production was he featured in and what character did he play in that production?

Cant remember production but i do know the characters.

Gilbert and Sulivan

[Paul Sedgmore]

Vez04 wrote...

EbonyStarr wrote...

Atomic - I would love to know the answer.
3. Mordin is possibly the quirkiest and smartest team member. During one conversation with Mordin, you learn that he can sing! What production was he featured in and what character did he play in that production?

Cant remember production but i do know the characters.

Gilbert and Sulivan

Gilbert & Sulivan are the people who wrote the production.

The song is a modified version of I Am the Very Model of a Modern Major-General from The Pirates of Penzance so I assume that he played Major-General Stanley from that production

[EbonyStarr]

Correct again, Paul! Bravo!

[Pride Demon]

This thread is awesome! Here, let me participate...

1) In ME1 we could potentially have a character for each of the Council races in our squad except for the Salarians. In spite of that, we managed to gather several codex entries on Salarian culture through several minor characters... One in particualr mentions three major Salarian colonies... Given this:
- What's the name of these colonies?
- Who mentions them?

If you can answer the former here's a bonus question for extra points:
In 1785 CE the Batarians caused an enormous diplomatic incident regarding one of these colonies, so:
- What was the colony (among the three mentioned before)?
- What did the Batarians do to cause the incident?

2) Jacob mentions in ME2 how he joined Cerberus after a mission to "prove his worth", said mission had him and Miranda investigate a Batarian terrorist attempt on the Council; to help in their mission they asked the help of a young, cowardly salarian information broker, so:
- What's the name of this info broker (hint: you can meet him in ME2)?

If you can answer the former here's a bonus question for extra points:
Jacob mentions his investigation broght him and Miri in a remote star cluster, said cluster can not be visited in game but Jacob says its name, so:
- What's the name of the star cluster in question?

And now, the super duper ultra final question!!
3) The various races, regardless of how they govern themselves in their own planets, had to create a "unified government" to show to the galactic community, for us Humans it's the "Systems Alliance"; now, knowing this, say if the "unified government" of the following races is ever mentioned (and if yes, what is its name):
- Asari
- Turian
- Salarian
- Elcor
- Hanar
- Batarian
- Quarian
- Volus
- Geth

Now, ready... GO!

[Antivenger]

Pride Demon wrote...

This thread is awesome! Here, let me participate...

1) In ME1 we could potentially have a character for each of the Council races in our squad except for the Salarians. In spite of that, we managed to gather several codex entries on Salarian culture through several minor characters... One in particualr mentions three major Salarian colonies... Given this:
- What's the name of these colonies?
- Who mentions them?

If you can answer the former here's a bonus question for extra points:
In 1785 CE the Batarians caused an enormous diplomatic incident regarding one of these colonies, so:
- What was the colony (among the three mentioned before)?
- What did the Batarians do to cause the incident?

2) Jacob mentions in ME2 how he joined Cerberus after a mission to "prove his worth", said mission had him and Miranda investigate a Batarian terrorist attempt on the Council; to help in their mission they asked the help of a young, cowardly salarian information broker, so:
- What's the name of this info broker (hint: you can meet him in ME2)?

If you can answer the former here's a bonus question for extra points:
Jacob mentions his investigation broght him and Miri in a remote star cluster, said cluster can not be visited in game but Jacob says its name, so:
- What's the name of the star cluster in question?

And now, the super duper ultra final question!!
3) The various races, regardless of how they govern themselves in their own planets, had to create a "unified government" to show to the galactic community, for us Humans it's the "Systems Alliance"; now, knowing this, say if the "unified government" of the following races is ever mentioned (and if yes, what is its name):
- Asari
- Turian
- Salarian
- Elcor
- Hanar
- Batarian
- Quarian
- Volus
- Geth

Now, ready... GO!

1) - Mannovai, Nasurn, Jaeto (I pronounce it Ha-A-Toe).
- Kirrahe.
EDIT: Accidentally skipped these two.
- Nasurn.
- ..Enslavement?

2) - I forget this one.. it's either Shells or Ish.
- No idea D:

3) - Asari Republics.
- Turian Hierarchy.
- Salarian Union
- Elcor - ???
- Hanar - Iluminated Primacy
- North Korea Batarian Hegemony
- Quarians - Not sure if it's the Admiralty Board or the Conclave. It's definitely not the Migrant Fleet... right?
- Volus - No unified government, tribes.
- Geth - True Geth have unified MINDS. Freaky, ain't it? There's also the Heretics, also unified but pretty much insane.

How'd I do?

Modifié par Antivenger, 10 juin 2011 - 01:57 .

[Pride Demon]

Antivenger wrote...

1) - Mannovai, Nasurn, Jaeto (I pronounce it Ha-A-Toe).
- Kirrahe.
EDIT: Accidentally skipped these two.
- Nasurn.
- ..Enslavement?

1) - Almost totally correct, the second Kirrahe mentions is Aegohr however, not Nasurn...
- Correct.

-Bonus-
- No. It's Mannovai.
- The Batarian Hegemony bombarded it from orbit for no apparent reason.

Antivenger wrote...

2) - I forget this one.. it's either Shells or Ish.
- No idea D:

- Correct! It's Ish...

-Bonus-
- The Nemean Abyss, he mentions it once in game...

Antivenger wrote...

3) - Asari Republics.
- Turian Hierarchy.
- Salarian Union
- Elcor - ???
- Hanar - Iluminated Primacy
- North Korea Batarian Hegemony
- Quarians - Not sure if it's the Admiralty Board or the Conclave. It's definitely not the Migrant Fleet... right?
- Volus - No unified government, tribes.
- Geth - True Geth have unified MINDS. Freaky, ain't it? There's also the Heretics, also unified but pretty much insane.

- Asari: correct!
- Turian: correct!
- Salarian: correct!
- Elcor: correct! It's never mentioned...
- Hanar: correct! This was hard, Thane mentions it only in passing, bonus point!
- Batarian: correct!
- Quarian: correct! I would have accepted both: the actual civilian government is the Conclave, but technically Quarians are under martial law since their exile so the Admiralty is also Ok!
- Volus: wrong... They are tribal among themselves but the have a unified face for the galaxy: the Vol Protectorate...
- Geth: correct! You explained it well... The technical name is Geth Collective (I would also have accepted Geth Neural Network), but you explanation is Ok too!

Antivenger wrote...

How'd I do?

Amazingly well... Some were hard (at least in my opinion...), great work!

[legion999]

I've got one. Exactly how many Batarians are on the colony near the alpha relay? Exact number please. Also how many drell are on their homeworld? And what is it called?

[EbonyStarr]

Legion:
1. 300,000
2. Tricky Question: the Drell originated from Rakhana, but nuked their own planet. The Hanar rescued them and brought them to their home planet, Kahje. Therefore, Drell born after the mass exodus would consider their homeworld Kahje.11 billion were on Rakhana before the Hanar rescued them, only hundreds of thousands left for Kahje, leaving billions to perish on Rakhana.

Modifié par EbonyStarr, 12 juin 2011 - 06:36 .

[EbonyStarr]

15. Although We don’t get to visit this planet in ME 1, a distress signal broadcasts from this planet, as the humans on the other end beg for immediate aid. We don’t get to visit this planet until ME2 though. What is this planet?

[skcih-deraj]

Pride Demon wrote...


- Asari: correct!
- Turian: correct!
- Salarian: correct!
- Elcor: correct! It's never mentioned... (Wrong)
- Hanar: correct! This was hard, Thane mentions it only in passing, bonus point!
- Batarian: correct!
- Quarian: correct! I would have accepted both: the actual civilian government is the Conclave, but technically Quarians are under martial law since their exile so the Admiralty is also Ok!
- Volus: wrong... They are tribal among themselves but the have a unified face for the galaxy: the Vol Protectorate...
- Geth: correct! You explained it well... The technical name is Geth Collective (I would also have accepted Geth Neural Network), but you explanation is Ok too!

Their government is known as the Counts of Dekuuna. http://masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Elcor

[Pride Demon]

skcih-deraj wrote...

Pride Demon wrote...


- Asari: correct!
- Turian: correct!
- Salarian: correct!
- Elcor: correct! It's never mentioned... (Wrong)
- Hanar: correct! This was hard, Thane mentions it only in passing, bonus point!
- Batarian: correct!
- Quarian: correct! I would have accepted both: the actual civilian government is the Conclave, but technically Quarians are under martial law since their exile so the Admiralty is also Ok!
- Volus: wrong... They are tribal among themselves but the have a unified face for the galaxy: the Vol Protectorate...
- Geth: correct! You explained it well... The technical name is Geth Collective (I would also have accepted Geth Neural Network), but you explanation is Ok too!

Their government is known as the Counts of Dekuuna. http://masseffect.wikia.com/wiki/Elcor

Whoops! Looks like you got me there... ;P

Never saw it mentioned in game, should probably have payed more attention... XD
Good work in finding that out...