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[9erzo9]

Like the topic says.
Why, Bioware, WHY. How can you not fix that bug. How can Udina be councilor when I have chosen Anderson D:
Man, I could even live with if you messed my romance option up and made my John Shepard hook up with Kaidan, but this? It's an outrage ;___________________; *sadface*


tl;dr:

[ebevan91]

Didn't Anderson step down?

[TMJfin]

It's not a bug

[BatmanPWNS]

Are you trolling or serious?

Well if you're serious, Anderson retires in one of the books and Udina is the councilor regardless of your choice in ME1.

(Please don't quote this comment with the sarcastic comment about choice mattering)

[Ghost-621]

ebevan91 wrote...

Didn't Anderson step down?

Anderson stepped down. Udina took his place and dyed his hair black, apparently.

[charmingcharlie]

In one of the books (which one escapes me) Anderson resigns as the counciller.

[MythicLegands]

something, something, choice don't matter, something.

[9erzo9]

What the hell D:
I didn't read the books.

But this makes it even more an outrage.

What good was my choice for then... :/

[IElitePredatorI]

Anderson steps down, he even states in ME2 he does not enjoy the role and would rather be in a different situation.

[Tezlaa]

Anderson stepped down and became an admiral again, allowing udina to take his place. This happens for every game. Provides an interesting twist in the story.


Sorry for spoiling anything,but this question needed answering.

[Gruzmog]

Would be nice to atleast have a codex entry about that

[Toxic Alien]

Aderson steps down and Udina takes his place.

[Tezlaa]

9erzo9 wrote...

What the hell D:
I didn't read the books.

But this makes it even more an outrage.

What good was my choice for then... :/

It was good for nothing. Putting a military man in a political position is never a good idea. They aren't qualified for the job.

[Navasha]

9erzo9 wrote...

What the hell D:
I didn't read the books.

But this makes it even more an outrage.

What good was my choice for then... :/

You know... the rest of the universe does have their own decision making ability.   Just because you 'recommended' him initially, doesn't mean he was forced to continue to follow that decision.

[Arkitekt]

This has to do with a bug in ME1. Most people did not stick to the end of the credits in ME1, which is the only point where ME saves the councilor choice so that you can import it to ME2. Because most people did not wait for this, Bioware simply made that choice irrelevant.

[TheOtherTheoG]

It's not a bug, if Anderson was councillor, he steps down in one of the books for one reason or another, and Udina replaces him regardless.

[Arppis]

Arkitekt wrote...

This has to do with a bug in ME1. Most people did not stick to the end of the credits in ME1, which is the only point where ME saves the councilor choice so that you can import it to ME2. Because most people did not wait for this, Bioware simply made that choice irrelevant.

People have issues or something?

How can some people just turn off their console before credits?!

[Batviper]

Arkitekt wrote...

This has to do with a bug in ME1. Most people did not stick to the end of the credits in ME1, which is the only point where ME saves the councilor choice so that you can import it to ME2. Because most people did not wait for this, Bioware simply made that choice irrelevant.

Most interesting.Well,I would prefer Anderson as an admiral anyway,he is more useful that way .

[joe1852]

TheOtherTheoG wrote...

It's not a bug, if Anderson was councillor, he steps down in one of the books for one reason or another, and Udina replaces him regardless.

thanks i dont think he got it from the other 10 people saying the same thing

[netleopard54]

Tezlaa wrote...

Anderson stepped down and became an admiral again, allowing udina to take his place. This happens for every game. Provides an interesting twist in the story.


Sorry for spoiling anything,but this question needed answering.

Just being picky.  In ME1 Anderson was a captain. If he is an admiral in me3 his military rank has risen.  Also your choice did effect you in ME2.  I think they needed anderson from a storytelling perspective for ME3, atleast judging from the demo, Plus its shepard we make the choices for, not everyone in the ME universe  .

Good Luck with ME3

Cheers!

Modifié par netleopard54, 05 mars 2012 - 05:39 .

[Alraiis]

Arkitekt wrote...

This has to do with a bug in ME1. Most people did not stick to the end of the credits in ME1, which is the only point where ME saves the councilor choice so that you can import it to ME2. Because most people did not wait for this, Bioware simply made that choice irrelevant.

As I recall, they fixed that bug by having you choose again at the start of ME2 when Miranda and Jacob are asking questions about your past.

[Meltemph]

He steps down because he has to "take care of some things" and they were pretty big things.

[Yuoaman]

In Retribution, the book, Anderson steps down as either the Councilor or Advisor and returns to the Alliance.

[FRANCESCO84Inn]

the book, not the novel, its Retribution.