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[Descy_]

 This is an assignment in ME2, where you find data about Cerberus in an Eclipse hideout.

1. Who did you send it to? (Cerberus, Alliance, EDI for yourself)
2. What impact do you think this could have in ME3 depending on your choice?

I always keep it for myself, and I think that it might give us a one-up on Cerberus in ME3. Maybe it contains valuable info about them.

Plus, ME3 is about a year after ME2, so it's bound to be un-encrypted by then.

[DarkPsylocke26]

I always send it to Alliance Command, but I would never send it back to Cerberus.

[Sbri]

Probably used as a small piece of evidence as to your loyalty. It might rate a small mention, but I doubt it's going to be big.

[ediskrad327]

it's only a N7 mission so i doubt it would have a huge impact

Modifié par ediskrad327, 31 janvier 2012 - 10:52 .

[Rabbi Satan]

I was wondering where that story arc would go, as I always found that little sub-plot to be highly mysterious. We don't know what the data actually is, but it must be damn important to Cerberus, especially since the operative who was captured and tortured for the duration of his interrogation actually died rather than give up the encryption codes.

[InHarmsWay]

Rabbi Satan wrote...

I was wondering where that story arc would go, as I always found that little sub-plot to be highly mysterious. We don't know what the data actually is, but it must be damn important to Cerberus, especially since the operative who was captured and tortured for the duration of his interrogation actually died rather than give up the encryption codes.

According to the merc logs, the data proved Cerberus' experiments with Rachni.

[seirhart]

I kept the data and had edi decode it

[BlueMagitek]

I sent it back to Cerberus. Owed them one, you know, the entire resurrection and rebuilding Shep's ship thing.

Modifié par BlueMagitek, 01 février 2012 - 12:28 .

[Bad King]

Kept it, information is power.

Maybe there'll be a brief mention of it in ME3? Unlikely I think.

Modifié par Bad King, 01 février 2012 - 12:49 .

[ME3Shepard]

can anybody tell me if there is a time limit for it? for some reason, it disappeared on my map and i can't find the email for it or whatever, since i'm doing this after I finished the game

[JukeFrog]

Kept it for myself. I like to have leverage, such in case (genophage cure, graybox, etc.).

[Mike Shepard]

I sent it to Alliance command. better yet, I sent it to Alliance command while I was still a card carrying member of the Cerberus doom and gloom conglomorate. (Cerberus Doom and Gloom Conglomorate is a Registered Trademark of Mike Shepard)

[SupidSeep]

My idealistic Sheploo sent it to the Alliance; my practical femShep sent it back to Cerberus.
I do wonder a bit on how the choices play out ...

[Grunt420]

sent it to all three

[KotorEffect3]

In most of my playthroughs I kept the info for myself mainly because I felt alienated by the alliance when I heard about how they discredited everything I said and I still did not trust cerberus. I figured the leverage would come in handy in the future.

[I_pity_the_fool]

can anybody tell me if there is a time limit for it? for some reason, it disappeared on my map and i can't find the email for it or whatever, since i'm doing this after I finished the game

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[I_Jedi]

I sent it to alliance command on my paragon.

I kept it on renegade.

[LegionMan]

 You get a nice email from the Alliance/Cerberus if you sent it to either of them.

[CenturyCrow]

Given that EDI (built by Cerberus) says it would take a year for her to decrypt it, I suspect that it has some significance. However, it may just be a minor plot trigger of sorts depending on where you sent the data.

[Icinix]

Sbri wrote...

Probably used as a small piece of evidence as to your loyalty. It might rate a small mention, but I doubt it's going to be big.

This sounds accurate.

I wonder if originally through ME2 they toyed with the idea of being associated with Alliance or Cerberus and these kinds of things would end up having a bigger affect?

But I think it will be about as important as the information the Shadow Broker asks for in ME1.

[seirhart]

all my playthrus I kept it for myself, shepard doesn't owe cereberus anything

[LilyasAvalon]

LegionMan wrote...

 You get a nice email from the Alliance/Cerberus if you sent it to either of them.

Out of curiosity, what does the Alliance say? I always kept it or sent it to Cerberus... I couldn't send it to the Alliance without the feeling if being spied on.

Modifié par LilyasAvalon, 02 février 2012 - 07:57 .

[PanzerDivision]

I think I kept for myself in one playthrough and gave it to cerberus on the second.

Don't think it will have a huge impact though, maybe just an email.

[incinerator950]

LilyasAvalon wrote...

LegionMan wrote...

 You get a nice email from the Alliance/Cerberus if you sent it to either of them.

Out of curiosity, what does the Alliance say? I always kept it or sent it to Cerberus... I couldn't send it to the Alliance without the feeling if being spied on.

Since consequences are not big in ME 1 or 2, it basically is the Alliance saying thank you, good luck, and that it will hamper Cerberus' image in the future.

From: Alliance Command

Commander:

We got the data you sent. If this went public, it could do some serious
damage to Cerberus' image. This intel will take years to decode, but
just having it is a huge win for the Alliance.

Well done, Shepard. Good luck on your mission.

--Anderson

Modifié par incinerator950, 02 février 2012 - 08:03 .