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[shinobi602]

Given the decisions and the whole mission don't carry over into ME2, is it tossed aside completely or will your actions there have any effect in ME3?

[IrishSpectre257]

Your decision to save the colony affected a side-quest in ME2. What more are you expecting?

[StowyMcStowstow]

YOu you let her live, you meet Shiala on Illium. I probably spelled both of those wrong. Anyway, it doesn't have a huge impact on much of anything, simply because it didn't really play a huge role in ME1. The point of the mission was to get to the Thorian and get Shiala to give you more of the vision. You can't really get that into ME2 in any significant way.

[LPPrince]

Feros was important, but it didn't have any long lasting effects barring Shepard now understanding the mindset and language of the Prothean race.

Virmire had us losing a member of our team and the destruction of the genophage cure(sort of).

Noveria had the survival or death of the Rachni Queen which affects the rachni from here on out.

Ilos had the Conduit reveal and the conversation with Vigil, which was already brought up.

Feros had its part to play, but its over now. Asking for it to matter more is nice. Personally I'd like for it to be brought up a little more, along with Noveria, Virmire, and Ilos.

But its not going to have much of an impact anymore, same as going to Therum. We recruited Liara, but there's no need to bring up Therum anymore.

So there's the gist of it, really.

[DetailedSubset]

it's not mentioned in Genesis so probably not

Modifié par DetailedSubset, 22 décembre 2011 - 01:01 .

[Slayer299]

shinobi602 wrote...

Given the decisions and the whole mission don't carry over into ME2, is it tossed aside completely or will your actions there have any effect in ME3?

Given as Genesis doesn't even mention Feros/Cyper/Colony and it has no *impact* on the game as far as ME3 goes I'd say it doesn't count.

[Fathom72]

I'm willing to bet that Feros will have some role in ME3. Imo, the health problems of the colony's people/Shiala's dreams are foreshadowing the Thorian's survival.

[didymos1120]

DetailedSubset wrote...

it's not mentioned in Genesis so probably not

Yeah, well, neither are the geth. Or Joker. I wouldn't draw too many conclusions based on what Genesis does and does not bring up.  I mean, I also doubt Feros will matter much to ME3, but not because of Genesis.

Modifié par didymos1120, 22 décembre 2011 - 01:23 .

[Woodstock504]

StowyMcStowstow wrote...

YOu you let her live, you meet Shiala on Illium. I probably spelled both of those wrong. Anyway, it doesn't have a huge impact on much of anything, simply because it didn't really play a huge role in ME1. The point of the mission was to get to the Thorian and get Shiala to give you more of the vision. You can't really get that into ME2 in any significant way.

Right!   but perhaps there's another Thorian, or perhaps "Shiala"  is the last of them.  She has thorian blood... or chloroplasts or whatever you wanna call em.  unless she died,  I'm pretty sure we haven't seen the last of her...   Im sure we can at least expect someone to "mention" Feros.  but like you said, nothing very significant

Modifié par Woodstock504, 22 décembre 2011 - 01:24 .

[Seboist]

Other than another cameo by Shiala vs generic colonist, nope.

[The Spamming Troll]

wasnt the thorian indoctrinated, or causing some indoctrination of some sort? i thought thats why i was taking out the thorian, not because it birthed asari commandos. but wouldnt that be important in ME3, a plant the can actually do things like that?

i really cant remember what the heck happened in ME1 anymore its been so long.

[Killjoy Cutter]

The thorian released "telepathic" spores that allowed it to control people through influencing their minds and causing pain if they resisted.

[robarcool]

The Spamming Troll wrote...

wasnt the thorian indoctrinated, or causing some indoctrination of some sort? i thought thats why i was taking out the thorian, not because it birthed asari commandos. but wouldnt that be important in ME3, a plant the can actually do things like that?

i really cant remember what the heck happened in ME1 anymore its been so long.

The thorian had its own way of controlling people, via spores and no, it wasn't indoctrinated.

[Woodstock504]

The Spamming Troll wrote...

wasnt the thorian indoctrinated, or causing some indoctrination of some sort? i thought thats why i was taking out the thorian, not because it birthed asari commandos. but wouldnt that be important in ME3, a plant the can actually do things like that?

i really cant remember what the heck happened in ME1 anymore its been so long.

Correct.  The thorian can release spores or something into the air, when you breath they enter you and the thorian can control the spores.  its quite different from the reapers indoctrination.   and I doubt that the thorian was indoctrinated, but I could be wrong.

Shiala will play a big role If the thorian is included in ME3, but whether or not we go back to Feros is unclear.   I see no point for shepard to return to feros.  if anyone wanted thorian remains they would look for it themselves huh

[Selene Moonsong]

I'm thinking that there might be a slim possibility of bumping into Shiala...If you let her live and if you completed her little quest on Ilos... *remembers the suggestion that perhaps she and Shep could get together sometime when Shep isn't doing what does and she isn't busy organizing the colony*

It's the kind of idea that can could be followed up, or perhaps ignored all together without any noticeable impact on the game. Probably not going to happen, though.

Modifié par Selene Moonsong, 23 décembre 2011 - 12:25 .

[dgcatanisiri]

Fathom72 wrote...

I'm willing to bet that Feros will have some role in ME3. Imo, the health problems of the colony's people/Shiala's dreams are foreshadowing the Thorian's survival.

I agree. The thorian itself has some similarities to the Reapers, and I wouldn't be surprised by some kind of connection between the two. Study of it could allow for some development of an indoctrination counteragent, given that being sacrificed to it spared Shiala.

As for the lack of mention in the comic, I'd just like to point out that you don't particularly have much in the way of a choice when it comes to the thorian - it has to die for the game to proceed. The only question is how many colonists were saved.

[Dean_the_Young]

Selene Moonsong wrote...

I'm thinking that there might be a slim possibility of bumping into Shiala...If you let her live and if you completed her little quest on Illian... *remembers the suggestion that perhaps she and Shep could get together sometime when Shep isn't doing what does and she isn't busy organizing the colony*

It's the kind of idea that can could be followed up, or perhaps ignored all together without any noticeable impact on the game. Probably not going to happen, though.

Given the vein of cameos mentioned in the spoilers...


We'll probably get a chance to meet, pick up some war assets, and flirt with her if we let her live.

[Arrow70]

I have a wuestion for the OP, What do you do in games that don't import to a sequel?

[someone else]

hard to see a continuing role for Feros beyond Shiala - is it known - w/out spoilers if possible - if ME3 will revisit any of the ME1/2 worlds - citadel is a given, wouldn't be surprised to see Omega, Tuchanka and Illium - any other familiar landscapes?

[didymos1120]

The only ones I could see having story relevance would be Noveria, given the sort of research that occurs there, and Ilos. I'd like to see the other story locales again, but as I see it, trying to make them plot-relevant would come off as forced, and it's hard to justify building entire levels just for nostalgia's sake. Might work as co-op maps though.

[Dean_the_Young]

I'm pretty I remember a mention of Noveria co-op... somewhere. Not sure if it was an article or not.

[leighzard]

LPPrince wrote...

But its not going to have much of an impact anymore, same as going to Therum. We recruited Liara, but there's no need to bring up Therum anymore.So there's the gist of it, really.

Oh, but where else can you find such massively thick set of plate plot armor?
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I'd be interested to see ExoGeni come back in ME3.  It seemed like Cerberus might have some possible ties to that corporation, and they had labs at Noveria too, I think.  So I'd be interested to see how your decisions re: ExoGeni impact the galactic readiness.

[didymos1120]

leborum wrote...

I'd be interested to see ExoGeni come back in ME3.

Their name popped up in the N7 quest chain that led to that Prothean artifact, and they were mentioned in some of the cut news pieces, so the devs haven't forgotten about them entirely.