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[riccaborto]

Well... I played ME, ME2 and obviously imported my save in ME3.

There are some very important events envolving squad members: Thane fighting Kai Leng, Mordin saving the Krogans, the quest with Jack fighting at the Academy...

This happened to me because all these characters survived the suicide mission... but what if they didn't?

Are you really telling me BioWare managed to find a solution to fill the story no matter the choices we made???

I can't believe it... were they capable of doing THIS?

[Harbinger of Hope]

More then likely. But, really, at the end, your choices don't matter, so whats the point?

[Adamantium93]

They don't show up, you get different people in those roles.

If Mordin doesn't save the krogan, a different salarien does, but the cure isn't as good as if Mordin did.
If Thane dies, Kirrahe stops Kai Leng. If both are dead, than Kai Leng kills the councilor.

[revo76]

there are 2 things from ME1 which has no effect to ME3:

-Killing the Council. You can kill the council in ME1 but in ME3 you'll see same people again.

-Killing the Rachni. Have no impact, you'll have another Rachni in the game.

[Karrie788]

revo76 wrote...
-Killing the Rachni. Have no impact, you'll have another Rachni in the game.

... seriously??

[Navasha]

Karrie788 wrote...

revo76 wrote...
-Killing the Rachni. Have no impact, you'll have another Rachni in the game.

... seriously??

I am actually okay with this, because even in ME1 it was obvious that Cerberus had another queen, or at least Rachni in some form.     There was a whole cluster of missions with Rachni, outside of Noveria.    They clearly weren't being controlled by the 'freed' queen.    

Just because the queen thought she was the last...   she obviously couldn't sense the others.

[Karrie788]

Oh, my bad, I forgot about that. You're right. Thanks ^^