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[Cainhurst Crow]

JakeOfDiamonds wrote...

Argolas wrote...

LTKerr wrote...

Argolas wrote...

I figured out who it is!

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HAHAHAHA at the first time it opened Garrus' page :unsure:

Sounds good. For me, it was this guy.

Hahaha, mine opened up to 'Systems Alliance'. Then I realized how curveball of a conspiracy that could unfold to be. I've got my eye on you, Hackett.

Mine took me to Eddie Leng's page, imagine my surprise.

[2112.rush]

Cerberus (Again. Yawn.) or Corporal Toombs.

Modifié par 2112.rush, 28 février 2013 - 08:19 .

[Uncle Jo]

Bailey.

[BeastSaver]

Never mind

Modifié par BeastSaver, 28 février 2013 - 08:31 .

[Reth Shepherd]

Harbinger. And you get magically saved at the last minute by a glowing child's figure. Calling it now. (No, seriously. You wind up in the Citadel Archives, and Bioware has been bound and determined to push Star Jar on us. There is no other logical conclusion.)

[Han Shot First]

Darth Wraith wrote...

The squadmate left behind on Virmire was vaporized by a nuclear blast. No amount of cybermancy can bring someone back from that.

I'm going to go with this.

Bringing someone back from the dead who was practically riding a nuke is way too far-fetched. Granted, the Lazarus Project was far-fetched as well, but at least Shepard would have had some form of remains. The Virmire casualty would have been completely atomized. They were reduced to nothing but particles.

Also from what we've heard about the Citadel so far it sounds as if Bioware is trying to be fan servicey. If that is the case, I don't think they'd bring back the Virmire casualty as an enemy. I think they realize that it wouldn't go over well at all.

[KillTheWiseOne]

obZen DF wrote...

Add Jade Empire to the extremely great list.

Added, and I cannot believe I forgot that one, thanks.

[Gedgehog]

I think its Morinth. Think about it, they said they would take fan feedback into account.

[Han Shot First]

Gedgehog wrote...

I think its Morinth. Think about it, they said they would take fan feedback into account.

Morinth is dead in about 85% of all ME2 playthroughs.

Modifié par Han Shot First, 28 février 2013 - 09:23 .

[NRieh]

Also, since we never actually saw the other squad-mate after we made the choice, who's to say they weren't captured? I imagine them being captured, tortured, emotionally twisted to hate Shepard, and turned into a thrall.

you mean...they turned her to the Dark Side of the Mass?... 0_o

Modifié par Nrieh, 28 février 2013 - 09:29 .

[Zing Freelancer]

Mirandas father.

[Weltea]

 I'm pretty sure it's not going to be who you left beind on Virmire. That makes little to no sense depending in how much you headcanon that scenario.
Morinth also wouldn't make any sense. Not only does she lack any kind of influence (influence that would probably be necessary) you can also play the game at any point during Act 2 which means she,even if she survived that long has potentially already turned into a Banshee.
My guess is that it's going to be somebody we don't know yet (and I'm hoping non-Ceberus)But a Reaper Agent (controlled by Harbinger) might also be interesting....
Or Conrad Verner.

[I_Jedi]

The Great Chessmaster of the conspiracy will be a guy you've never heard of who's working for Cerberus and wants to take you out on TIM's orders. Wrex was on-station so he decided to team up with you.

Then you get a Pinnacle Station apartment.

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

I'm voting for this group.

1. The mastermind with the Cerberus connections -- Elias Kelham. He's a human with an axe to grind against anti-human politicians. 90% of you stopped his assassination attempt on an anti-human politician Joram Talid. Talid won election and made his life miserable. And you beat the living crap out of him, well most of you did, right. Come on, 'fess up. Enhanced interrogation. Unless you were a paragon pansy. I shot Talid anyway, but that's not going to help because I'm human. He wanted an alien to take out Talid.

2. Kelham has a toad now that you took out this guy's organization...Harkin. That former C-sec officer. You haven't seen the last of this guy. Put him out of his misery.

3. The traitor: Kelham has Bailey in his pocket. Bailey is dirty. He's been taking bribes from Kelham and Kelham is about to call in his markers.

This is why it takes place AFTER the coup attempt. The Udina Coup attempt was interesting. My theory is that Cerberus' instructions were to wound Bailey but not kill him. This was to insure that there was a friendly C-sec Commander in place after the coup, and the troops would fall in line.

The VS was to take care of Shepard. Kai Leng and company was to take care of the VS and the rest of Shepard's group, and Udina the council. Bailey was to arrive and holster his weapon with everything under control.

In case of failure, Bailey would then let Kai Leng escape into the Keeper Tunnels by being just slow enough and not pursuing him.

Things didn't work out, and Kelham is looking for payback. He's the Donovan Hock of the Citadel.

Modifié par sH0tgUn jUliA, 28 février 2013 - 09:59 .

[Argolas]

Zing Freelancer wrote...

Mirandas father.

Dead in my playthrough and I imagine in many others as well.

[MegaSovereign]

Robhuzz wrote...

It's Billy! The human who gets out of Purgatory (ME2 Jack recruitment mission) then sends you an email in which he says he needs to kill you because you took a shot at him. We never hear from him again. Until now.

While that would be cool, I don't see why he would be interested in the Council archives or how he would be politically connected to Citadel affairs. He's just some random criminal.

[Evo_9]

Does anyone think it could be the turian security guard on the citadel?

You know the one that you meet when you first walk in the citadel on me2 who says "sorry for the iconvienience sir" twice.....always!

He is probably really peed off that shepard never acknowledges him even after aaying it twice constantly over and over

[SNascimento]

Yes, you're wrong.

[Shaleist]

2112.rush wrote...

Cerberus (Again. Yawn.) or Corporal Toombs.

This is plausible.  Elias Kehlam, plausible. Terra Firma party, plausible. Reaper Jenkins, plausible. A leftover bit of Thorian spawn that knawed it's way into some people's brains?  Plausible.  That's actually the one I'm hoping for.

"Bailey.
"

Makes sense since I actually trust him.  BTW how the Hell did he get upped to a Commander in 6 months time... still I don't see how Bailey has a good reason to want Shephard dead.

Modifié par Shaleist, 28 février 2013 - 10:26 .

[Veganterror]

Darth Brotarian wrote...

JakeOfDiamonds wrote...

Argolas wrote...

LTKerr wrote...

Argolas wrote...

I figured out who it is!

click

HAHAHAHA at the first time it opened Garrus' page :unsure:

Sounds good. For me, it was this guy.

Hahaha, mine opened up to 'Systems Alliance'. Then I realized how curveball of a conspiracy that could unfold to be. I've got my eye on you, Hackett.

Mine took me to Eddie Leng's page, imagine my surprise.

...Turrets. The conspiracy is by Turrets.

[AVPen]

Shaleist wrote...
"Bailey. 
"

Makes sense since I actually trust him.  BTW how the Hell did he get upped to a Commander in 6 months time... still I don't see how Bailey has a good reason to want Shephard dead.

That was covered in the Inquisition mini-comic series (he also told Shepard about it early in the game, provided you actually talked to him): http://masseffect.wi...ct:_Inquisition

Modifié par AVPen, 28 février 2013 - 10:35 .

[Shaleist]

AVPen wrote...

Shaleist wrote...
"Bailey. 
"

Makes sense since I actually trust him.  BTW how the Hell did he get upped to a Commander in 6 months time... still I don't see how Bailey has a good reason to want Shephard dead.

That was covered in the Inquisition mini-comic series (he also told Shepard about it early in the game, provided you actually talked to him): http://masseffect.wi...ct:_Inquisition

So he was advanced due to shady dealings involving Udina that involve Bailey shooting his supervisor?  I didn't remember him saying anything about that.

[birefringent]

Dr. Chakwas. Why do you think she tried getting Shepard drunk...twice?

[AVPen]

Shaleist wrote...

AVPen wrote...

Shaleist wrote...
"Bailey. 
"

Makes sense since I actually trust him.  BTW how the Hell did he get upped to a Commander in 6 months time... still I don't see how Bailey has a good reason to want Shephard dead.

That was covered in the Inquisition mini-comic series (he also told Shepard about it early in the game, provided you actually talked to him): http://masseffect.wi...ct:_Inquisition

So he was advanced due to shady dealings involving Udina that involve Bailey shooting his supervisor?  I didn't remember him saying anything about that.

Since I'm nice enough to go searching through YouTube, here's the clip of Shepard talking about it with Bailey early in ME3: http://www.youtube.c...8xWY_f68#t=386s

[mackan__s]

ME2: MIA - Missing in action, not KIA - Killed in action. Who knows, who knows.. it was a "mystery" they said.