The same place those two guys who were scanning keepers in ME1 went.Can't study the citadel, nope, that would be ridiculous.
I thought they were nicely wrapped up in ME2. Slowpoke is slow and all that. Halfway through ME2 you get an e-mail from Chorban saying that the Keepers are part of a cyclical mechanism and the cycle should've come about somewhen now, etc, etc. It felt characteristically "too little, too late" his original quest in ME1 felt like, too.
Found more scraps which may pertain to this quest (the speaker is apparently Tali, as mentions of Ilos and also see below):
Shepard, have you got a minute? C-Sec asked for my help with something.
Here, I'll send you the signal frequency. Now, if you can scan that keeper...
Link in to your omni-tool's optic link. See anything?
That's the keeper's trail. It leaves a residue when it works.
Follow the tracks. Hopefully there's one nearby.
Excellent. With luck, they'll lead to another affected keeper, and we can triangulate the signal's location.
Remember Vigil back on Ilos? He said that the keepers were built to respond to Reaper signals.
It might be nothing, but if this has something to do with the Reapers...
The whole Citadel's been acting strangely lately.
Lag on the main channels, garbage data in basic signals.
Maybe those Cerberus bastards damaged something. God, I want payback.
I've never seen a signal like this.
Which indicates that this would've taken place post-coup (not a big surprise, actually).
Journal entry:
<id>701917 <position>88659 C-Sec Officer Jordan Noles needs help tracking a possible hacking problem that has disabled several keepers. Track keeper activity across the Presidium Commons.
<id>701918 <position>88660 Citadel: Malfunctioning Keepers
Talking to Noles:
Noles: Jordyn Noles, E-Crimes. It's an honor to meet you, Commander.
Shepard: What's going on?
Noles: We detected an anomalous transmission recently. We think it shut down some of the keepers.
Noles: They asked me to help track the signal.
Noles: No, just unresponsive. Keepers self-destruct when they die.
Noles: That's why we're trying to keep this quiet. There's enough to worry about already.
Noles: Tell Vakarian to kick their asses for me, next time you run into them.
Shepard: You knew Garrus?
Noles: Yeah, back when he was at C-Sec. Good officer. Little angry, though.
Shepard: That's a shock.
Noles: I'm pretty sure Bailey thought we were all dead until you folks came in.
And further on:
Tali?: Shepard, we've found bodies. Refugees, I think. They've been electrocuted.
Shepard:Keep an open channel.
Tali: Roger that, Commander.
Noles: Officer requesting backup. I have multiple DBs, cause unknown.
Tali?: Shepard, we've got gunshots up ahead!
Tali: We're going in!
Aaaaand here's Tali!
Shepard: Tali, what's going on?
Tali: Xen? Shepard, it's Admiral Xen!
Tali: Xen, stand down!
(Noles?): Ma'am, you are under arrest. Deactivate your omni-tool or I will--
Tali: Noles is down!
And that's where the apprehension scene apparently goes.
But before that, we get a Mad Scientist moment:
Commander Shepard! How lovely. Another interruption.
What are you talking about? The geth are dead!
The geth could have served us! They were built to serve us!
By destroying a Reaper, Shepard made Rannoch a target. And we now lack geth army to protect us!
I've combed through the biggest sites on Rannoch, and you know what I found?
Nothing! Nothing that can save us! And so I have chosen to take independent action.
This is apparently if you destroyed the geth.
So, this would've went like Zaeed's quest - Shepard walks around the Presidium, looking at Keepers, while most of the ackshun happens via radio.
Modifié par Noelemahc, 01 mai 2012 - 08:46 .
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