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[Sundance31us]

Considering the first conversation Shepard and Samara have I don't think she'll turn.

Shepard: "Do you just kill anyone who won't help you?"
Samara: "If my cause is important enough, yes. Are you any different?"

I'm pretty sure she'll see Shepard's cause is important enough and his/her motive as pure. Doesn't mean she'll be happy about it, of course.

As for the turncoat crew member...it's Kelly.

[ISpeakTheTruth]

Conrad Verner.

In seriousness the traitor has to be someone who has to be alive in ME3 that meanst it can only be Liara or the VS, otherwise we might never have a traitor because the traitor could have died in either of the two prior games.

[Jeth Prime]

Oops....

Modifié par Jeth Prime, 22 juillet 2011 - 09:15 .

[Jeth Prime]

comrade8472 wrote...

Jeth Prime wrote...

SPOILER ALERT: ULTIMATE TWIST.

The traitor is.... COMMANDER SHEPARD!!!! *DUM DUM DUMMMM*

Okay where is that from?


%If answer is because of what's in arrival then plausible
%If answer not that ^ I'm curious
[smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/alien.png[/smilie]

I don't give away my sources.

Modifié par Jeth Prime, 22 juillet 2011 - 09:16 .

[Sundance31us]

It's not a surprise that all or part of Cerberus become indoctrinated considering they've spent quite a bit of time and money collecting Reaper technology (Derelict Reaper and Object Rho).

[easyt3hremember]

Personally I trust all the squad, Jacob and Miranda As well because they didn't seem indoctrinated, but if I have to say a crew member, Kelly she just seams like a turncoat to me...

[Kaiser Shepard]

DarthSlim108 wrote...

stefanbw wrote...



Who tipped off Cerberus?

My guess is that it's a Krogan who doesn't want to make peace with the Salarians. If Wrex is alive, then maybe Wreav is the traitor. Could also be a Salarian who doesn't want Shepard curing the genophage.

Wrex, if left alive, is the more obvious traitor here: after all, who would benefit from the genophage not being cured?

Shepard himself being the 'traitor', through some kind of optical implant quantum entangled to TIM, is also something I wouldn't write off BioWare doing.

Modifié par Kaiser Shepard, 22 juillet 2011 - 09:48 .

[Ghost-621]

Personally, I have a feeling it was the Turian councillor. Not because he was a total jerkface to me, or the airquotes, but because he has seemed to be against everything that Shepard has done to help save the galaxy from the Reapers.

Is Shepard the one curing the genophage? No, but he's certainly ushering it upon the Krogan. I don't think it's that Velarn hates Shepard, and actively tries to disprove/dispel everything he says and does. Just from what we've seen from Velarn, I don't think he would really want this "mistake (Krogan race)" coming back in its former glory.

Before the Spectres, there was the STG. Maybe Velarn is the mole? You would think the councillors have access to STG business.

[Jedi Master of Orion]

Maybe it will end up like the traitor in Dawn of War 2: Chaos Rising, which is different each time depending on if you played the game one way or another.

[redbaron76]

Cerberus is indoctrinated it has been stated on the mass effect web site 10 things you want to know about mE3 it states that TIm has been indoctrinated since first contact war. There fore some or all cerberus cells have been indoctrinated by tim.

[Labrev]

I was always uneasy looting money from wall-safes with Samara around.

I hope I did enough good by her code to make up for that.

[Sundance31us]

redbaron76 wrote...

Cerberus is indoctrinated it has been stated on the mass effect web site 10 things you want to know about mE3 it states that TIm has been indoctrinated since first contact war. There fore some or all cerberus cells have been indoctrinated by tim.

You mean "10 Things Mass Effect Fans MUST Know From Tie-ins" on newsarama.com?

http://www.newsarama...t-3-110707.html

Edit: #1 lists "an early sign of indoctrination". I'd quote it, but the lack of spoiler warnings on the forum/thread makes me hesitate.

Modifié par Sundance31us, 23 juillet 2011 - 05:14 .

[RyuGuitarFreak]

stefanbw wrote...



Who tipped off Cerberus?

That will keep me thinking.

[hero3440]

What happen if it is joker?

[Sundance31us]

hero3440 wrote...
What happen if it is joker?

In that case we're all screwed.

[ThatDancingTurian]

Vega's the traitor! Actually, that might give me reason to be interested in him.

EDIT: I don't think it can really be the turian councilor because he's dead in some games.

Modifié par Aris Ravenstar, 23 juillet 2011 - 05:38 .

[GodWood]

redbaron76 wrote...
Cerberus is indoctrinated it has been stated on the mass effect web site 10 things you want to know about mE3 it states that TIm has been indoctrinated since first contact war. There fore some or all cerberus cells have been indoctrinated by tim.

-sigh-
No he hasn't.

[SovietCyborg]

In all likehood, one of the old leaders of from the Council is a sleeper agent. It's just a perfet place to install an indoctrinated puppet to cripple Citadel's ability to resist the invasion.

[Humanoid_Typhoon]

It's that guard from when you activate legion man...he's like watching you man,he's like yeah I'm here out of nowhere man and I disappear into nowhere man. IT'S A CONSPIRACY MAN.

Could be Maelon,maybe he changed his mind about curing the genophage,or perhaps wanted to credit not Professor Solus.

[pablodurando]

I just want to say, I so called this idea a couple of weeks, or maybe a month ago in some of my post. That said I think the most plausible would be the VS, or Wrex. The VS reason has already been discussed in the previous post, and I just have a sneaking suspicion that Wrex would betray you if the price was high enough. I just hope the betrayal is not only for Renegade, but still applies to Paragon.

[Pax of Doom]

Jeth Prime wrote...

SPOILER ALERT: ULTIMATE TWIST.

The traitor is.... COMMANDER SHEPARD!!!! *DUM DUM DUMMMM*

That is a reasonable guess.  Considering Shepard is chock full of Cerberus tech of questionably advanced origin, it wouldn't be far fetched if Shepard was indoctrinated, or has the potential to be indoctrinated. It's more plausible than a VS offscreen indoctrination.

[raist747]

What is this? 24? I don't understand how teammate betrayal, which is a very overplayed cliche in today's entertainment, would be of any surprise and excitement? I would only find it entertaining if it ment already knowing and having bomb already planted at the base of their skull.

[Lumikki]

Don't care as long it's not squad member.

[alperez]

The wrex choice that some people keep saying doesn't really make any sense to me considering he may not be in everyones me3 which would mean they would have to do it as Wreav as well and i don't see how that works for either.

The Vs. betrays Shepard to Cerberus the very people they vehemently opposed to Shepard's face on horizon and the reason why they wouldn't join up with Shepard in me2 is completely illogical and its not as if people need another reason to dislike the writing of horizon.

Liara would make the least sense of all imo, so little in fact that i won't even go into reasoning why.

Vega would be awesome, it gives the character serious depth and a genuine reason why that character as opposed to some other one is forced (by bioware) on to your squad. He also has the advantage of being in every playthrough irregardless and doesn't need any replacement character to serve the same role.

Whoever it is would pretty much need to be with Shepard as well just so they could actually be in a position to betray Shepard at exact time you get there.