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[Feanor_II]

First of all, I completed Delerict Reaper mission pretty soon so after it I lost my crew I spent a lot of time completing recruitment & loyalty missions, also some side quests so I lost all of them.

"We need to send a tech expert."
When I read that...... I thought, who better than expert scientist.

I lost Mordin, and only him, for alternate team I had do doubt trusting Garrus and a biotic Samara was clear for me.

[Calamity Abounds]

I too was foolish thinking Jacob had it in him. I figured if he could stop a biological agent from being deployed on the Citadel, he could open a door. <_< Plus he was always trying to prove himself to me and I figured after all that crap he just went through with his dad, and how I left him on the ship for every mission except for his loyalty mission,  a noble role in the mission would shut him up. Also when he said "sounds like a suicide mission, I thought it was a Virmire choice. I had another thought though, "A suicide mission in my suicide mission?" Yo dawg I heard you like suicide missions...  I'm sorry for that.

Sent Thane to his death by escorting the crew or what  was left of it really. I saw Kelly become soup and was disappointed that I would now have to feed my own fish. At the time I thought it was another Virmire choice so who else but the dying assassin looking for retribution. I became frustrated with his loyalty mission due to standing right on top of Kolyat's target and wasn't prompted with Update Thane. Needless to say I moved on.

Picked an unloyal Jack for bubble. Sided with Miranda in spite of Jack not because I hated her, but rather that she soaked up my medi-gel like it was going out of style. Sure Miranda will step out of cover in attempt to stare a YMIR mech to death sometimes, but Jack is taking a dirt nap anytime I take her off the ship. Anyway Kasumi gobbled by swarm, said **** that, and reloaded to send Zaeed unknowingly to his death thinking that the less formidable combatant would die. In this case my other was Miranda. I then thought maybe Zaeed's lack of biotics made him easier to detect. Reluctant to get to the end I didn't reload again

Jack died holding the line. Strangely enough had I left Zaeed alive or not taken Garrus my score for survival would have saved her. She was the one who updated before the baby Reaper. I saw Mordin get blown over cover and seized up for a second really wondering how Jack could be alive and now I had lost Mordin too. That thought was short lived.

[The_Other_M]

First time I played, everyone was loyal, fully upgraded the Normandy, nobody died, rescued Kelly and the rest of the crew, did all of the side-quests except for "The Arrival" before the Omega IV relay, though I did complete "The Arrival" it post credits. finished at lvl 28

Second playthrough, I got Zaead to be loyal via Paragon choice, I did "The Arrival" before the Omega IV relay, plus everything I listed before.

Now depending on what events & decisions Bioware decides to omitted/ignored in ME3, I may play it a third time.

[DRSH]

luk4s3d wrote...

My first playthrough cost me Mordin.
I figured the crew would need a combat specialist to help them back to the Normandy, so i sent Zaeed.

Silly me!

This is exactly what happened to me on my 1st playthrough. I send Zaeed with the crew & I took Garrus with me on the last boss fight => Mordin died. I had all upgrades too. But as soon as I saw that, I reloaded a save & took Mordin with me on the last fight & all survived . Just a minor technicality I guess. I still like to believe that my 1st playthrough was flawless with no deaths though.

[BatmanPWNS]

Hell no! I like ME1 as an RPG but I hate exploring or the combat in general.

[BigBody26]

My first playthrough I had some loyalty missions left to complete after the crew was kidnapped. As a result, only Doc Chakwas survived. During the suicide mission I lost Grunt and Mordin.

I have other Sheps that I play differently, but my original playthrough is the first one I will import into ME3....with those squad members dead. I will not go back and correct my mistakes in my original playthrough. That is my canon Shep and in his story Grunt and Mordin did not survive. I do not believe in going back and correcting my original, canon playthrough. That takes the intensity out of the game in my opinion and does not make the decisions seem as important if you're just going to reload and make the "right" choice. That is why I've got 3-4 different Shepards...so I can explore all possibilities while preserving my canon story.

[In Exile]

I lost Jack because the first time I lacked the paragon points for the Miranda/Jack catfight, and because I didn't know about the "hold the line" segment so I sent grunt back with the crew and didn't have the Zaeed DLC (had yet to be released, beat the game on release).

Otherwise, everything went swimmingly.


Edit:

Oh, and half the crew. Should have remembered that. Shows how much I care. <_<

Modifié par In Exile, 13 août 2011 - 04:25 .

[Aradace]

Feanor_II wrote...

First of all, I completed Delerict Reaper mission pretty soon so after it I lost my crew I spent a lot of time completing recruitment & loyalty missions, also some side quests so I lost all of them.

"We need to send a tech expert."
When I read that...... I thought, who better than expert scientist.

I lost Mordin, and only him, for alternate team I had do doubt trusting Garrus and a biotic Samara was clear for me.

Actually, if you paid a little more attention to Mordin's specialities (which adimittedly takes a sharp eye and ear your first time around) you'd have caught him saying how his area of expertise lay more in the Biological field and not the "technical".  He's a "professor".  Not an "engineer".  His title alone gives it away that he was ill suited for the task 

[Feanor_II]

Aradace wrote...

Feanor_II wrote...

First of all, I completed Delerict Reaper mission pretty soon so after it I lost my crew I spent a lot of time completing recruitment & loyalty missions, also some side quests so I lost all of them.

"We need to send a tech expert."
When I read that...... I thought, who better than expert scientist.

I lost Mordin, and only him, for alternate team I had do doubt trusting Garrus and a biotic Samara was clear for me.

Actually, if you paid a little more attention to Mordin's specialities (which adimittedly takes a sharp eye and ear your first time around) you'd have caught him saying how his area of expertise lay more in the Biological field and not the "technical".  He's a "professor".  Not an "engineer".  His title alone gives it away that he was ill suited for the task 

Sure, you're right but at that moment I acted automaticaly:crying:

[csfteeeer]

Lost nobody on my first playthrough.
in any BW, i make that no one dies on my watch(unless is someone from DA2, then they can all die, except for Varric and Isabela)

[The Twilight God]

medcsu wrote...

So I was ending a game today of ME2 and decided to load my oldest Shepard (havent played it for years). I was laughing to myself because I had 3 squadmates dead (this was before any of us knew about when the suicide mission was going to occur and that members could even die on it) which were Jack, Grunt, and Legion.

What about all of you? Have you ever loaded your OLD game to see how you did when no information was abundant? It made me chuckle a bit and figured I'd see if others noticed this too (if they are old timers with this game such as myself).

Even going in blind there is absolutely no excuse for anyone to lose a single squadmate by accident.

[medcsu]

I love how these total dorks think they are the next coming of "cool" because they didnt lose a squadmate and the same 2-3 people continue to attempt to seem important by claiming it is either easy, AND/OR we should have known what to use.

[TheRealJayDee]

On my first playthrough all of my squadmates made it through the suicide mission alive. I lost all of the Normandy's crew with the exception of good old Dr. Chakwas, though. That was really sad...

[KreeCapt]

In my first playthrough I didn't have the Loyalty of Thane and Lost Tali.

[RPGmom28]

On my first playthrough, Tali got hit with a blaster shot and Thane got carried away by a swarm. I thought it was pretty shocking at the time. Unfortunately I don't have the computer anymore that had that save, because the hard drive died.

[The Twilight God]

medcsu wrote...

I love how these total dorks think they are the next coming of "cool" because they didnt lose a squadmate and the same 2-3 people continue to attempt to seem important by claiming it is either easy, AND/OR we should have known what to use.

Well, if you want to be rude about it...

No, you're not "cool" if you didn't lose a squadmate. You're at least sub-average.

On the otherhand, if you lost a squadmate, barring Mordin (see below), you are a complete freaking moron who clearly cannot read.

It IS easy. Mindnumbingly so.
 
Perhaps it was so easy that it did, in fact, numb people's mind and that's why they couldn't figure out that the two people you recruit specicically for their biotics were the best choice for a task involving (duh!) biotics. I guess the flying bit or the strongest human biotic title didn't measure up to the glowing qualfication of " biggest badonkadonk". And the mindnumbing obviousness of it all must have also numbed some brains so that a quarian prodogy or a freaking self aware mobile super computer wouldn't seem like the best option to hack something. Perhaps washboard abs or merely having any type of tech power makes someone an expert hacker? And lets look at some examples:

Tali - "Mechanical genius even among the advanced enigineers of the quarians"
Legion - "unmatched technical expertise of a sentient machine"

Mordin - "his true genious is for all matters biological" (Derp! He gotta ommy tool so dat makes em uh gud haker!!!)

I've heard of people losing Mordin at he end, but that is the only unforseeable thing (i.e. you didn't have enough strong people left on the line). I think that can only happen if you, for example, sent Grunt to escort and brought Garrus and Zaeed to the final fight. And only had 10 squadmates (no DLC). Players would not know that Bioware decided to arbitrarily make a "Big 3" tier. On what criteria Zaeed or Garrus was deemed tougher than Samara or Thane, I don't know.

Modifié par The Twilight God, 14 août 2011 - 09:06 .

[LTiberious]

Unloyal Tali does it best