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[SporkFu]

In shep's favorite epic underestimation on the citadel, Joker once called TIM a little "control-freaky" . shep wasn't surprised to learn that the turians didn't take down the collector ship at all. The collectors set a trap, TIM didn't tell the gang that he knew about it when he sent them off to investigate. shep was pretty sure TIM's intention was to remind her who signs her paychecks. That sneaky bastard.

 

Unfortunately, she was too distracted by the shininess of her new M-98 Widow to notice the trap until it was too late. While Samara, Miranda and EDI blah-blah-blah'd about protheans and collectors, shep adjusted the rifle's scope. That's when she noticed the floating platform in the distance, and it was carrying some collectors, and they looked pissed -- as far as shep could tell, anyway. Crap.

 

shep discovered that the Widow is an efficient model of dispatching anything she aimed it at. Especially when combine with an adrenaline rush and aimed at scions and Harby-puppets. Note: Talk to somebody, somewhere about improving the clip size on this beast. Looks like there's room to add a couple shots per reload in there. 

 

The collector ship is such a good mission. The music is epic, the atmosphere is satisfyingly creepy, and I really enjoy that whole prothean-collector reveal. Sure wish we could have seen the collectors in ME3 (SP that is). Would have been kinda cool to see Javik get rattled, just once. Also I hate husks love to shotgun-blast the legs off husks. Because I've rushed through the game so far, neither Miri nor Samara had any area-effect effects to their powers, so the clearing-out-the-collectors-and-husks portion of the mission had a lot more shooting in it this time around. Kinda miss my drones from last game. 

[birefringent]

Ugh, six months with nothing better to do than sit around playing makeover, buying new clothing, and being ogled by this douche.

 

Let me see now...Hmm...

About 2 km long? Check.

Dark bluish tint? Check.

Looks like a squid? Check.

I hereby conclude that the Reapers are here.

 

I F****** TOLD YOU SO!

 

I hate when this happens..

 

FU life...sheez

 

Ugh...Not again...

 

Ow, my head... and now I'm seeing double. FU LIFE!

 

I think I strained a muscle there, gotta get back into shape.

 

WOOOOHOOOO! There's my baby!

 

Huh? I thought I told Liara to get rid of these. How did Anderson find them?

 

The name's Shepard. Commander Shepard.

[Farangbaa]

Me like that Femshep.

 

Btw, you should make your own subtitles like Julia, it would be hilarious.

[birefringent]

Me like that Femshep.

 

Btw, you should make your own subtitles like Julia, it would be hilarious.

Thnx, yeah I don't know. I'm a bit lazy about image editing. Not that it's anything complicated

[birefringent]

Note: Talk to somebody, somewhere about improving the clip size on this beast. Looks like there's room to add a couple shots per reload in there.

At least someone listened to Shepard for once in a life time

[justafan]

John Shepard

Colonist/War Hero/Paragon(ish)

 

If Shep could add one thing to the Normandy, it would be a bar, because he needs a freekin drink.  

 

It all started with a average trip to Asteroid X57, only to find none other than the Batarians had hijacked it and were set on killing 4 million humans.  Well, time to get some sweet sweet vengeance.  But what should have been a triumphant victory turned into a bloodbath.  Shep thought the toughest decision would be whether to let the slaving second in command go.  Shepard wanted to kill him, but stopping the asteroid was more important than this, and the slaver was willing to cooperate.  As much as he didn't like it, John's morals will not let him kill someone when they pose no threat and offer assistance.

 

But that was not the hardest decision of the day.  Balak had taken hostages, and threatened to kill them if Shepard did not let him go.  It was a tough decision, but this man almost murdered millions, and if he lived, tomorrow he might succeed.  The hostage's deaths were instant, Balak was not so lucky.  Shepard gunned down his goons and then put a bullet between his eyes after interrogating him.  Four people died because of this decision, but John believes far more were saved with Balak dead.

 

Well, on that grim note, maybe it was time to get back on track with Saren.  Blasting a few Geth on Virmire should make Shep feel better.  And for a while, all was great... until it wasn't.  Kaiden armed the bomb with too little time to evacuate.  John judged that it was more important to make it to the rendezvous point on the AA tower for extraction, and thus Ashley and the Slalarians were saved, and Kaiden died.  Eden Prime must have been cursed, because nobody from that away team except Shepard is left alive.

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

And Kate Bowman reams your butt if you let Balak go.

[justafan]

And Kate Bowman reams your butt if you let Balak go.

Interesting.  This was my first ever run of Bring Down the Sky, so I really didn't know what the consequences were minus the bits and pieces I've picked up the past couple years on BSN.  And I have to be honest, I was a little influenced by the fact he will murder a LOT of innocent people on the Citadel in ME3.  But ya, he definitely needed to die, though I might do another ME1 run where I save the hostages just to see the other side.

[SporkFu]

Interesting.  This was my first ever run of Bring Down the Sky, so I really didn't know what the consequences were minus the bits and pieces I've picked up the past couple years on BSN.  And I have to be honest, I was a little influenced by the fact he will murder a LOT of innocent people on the Citadel in ME3.  But ya, he definitely needed to die, though I might do another ME1 run where I save the hostages just to see the other side.

I almost always let him go on the asteroid. Saving the hostages is kinda my shep's thing. Then when I meet Balak later on the citadel, I'll decide whether or not to shoot him. Sometimes yes, sometimes no. 

[RanetheViking]

Yeah, I usually save the hostages as well, but this time I let them die for a change.  So no email from Kate for me this time in ME2.

[birefringent]

Alright, giving this subtitle thing a test whirl:

 

[Farangbaa]

Anhur took a look at his photo album and saw there were some unshared moments, so here they are:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Aaaaaaand I think it's time to start a topic about the unrealistic representation of males in in Mass Effect.

[SporkFu]

Anhur took a look at his photo album and saw there were some unshared moments, so here they are:

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Maybe Anhur should keep some memories to himself. I mean, what happens on the ocean floor stays on the ocean floor, amirite? 

[themikefest]

Michelle Shepard

 

We land on Feros and right away attacked by the Geth.  That's how they get you. The flashlight blinds you, and while you cover your eyes, they shoot you. Maybe I should attached a flashlight to my head. Help out the colonists and head to Exogeni.  The Mako has a radio. OH HE** YEAH. OZZY. Flying High Again A lot of Geth on the road. Could you imagine if one were to stick its thumb out pretending to be a hitchiker.

 

Who are these people? This Jeong guy needs to take a chill pill. Ok. I head to main building of Exogeni. A lot of Geth. A whole lot. And a few Krogan. Alright. We get rid of them. Ashley and I laugh about the ship falling to the ground. Hahaha.

 

Back with the people, I hand Hossle's data for him and Jeong wanted to challenge me to a duel. I didn't want to kill you, but you forced my hand. Now to head back to the colony to deal with this Thorian thing. I tell Kaidan and Ashley to avoid shooting the colonists.

 

We head downstairs and see this giant looking plant.

 

These thinga are real pain. With the amount of puking they do, there shouldn't be a body left. All dead and the Thorian falls to its death.

 

Who's this. Shiala. She gives me something called the cipher and warns me that Saren knows I'm after the conduit. We head back to the Normandy to plot our next course of action.

[Excella Gionne]

Just a quick FemShep to show something funny...

 

 

The enemies are evolving:

 

 

Husk #1: Black Widow

 

 

Cannibal #1: Spitfire

 

 

Cannibal #2: Wraith(It's not really noticeable)

[Farangbaa]

 

Oh my goodness...

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

[SporkFu]

Just a quick FemShep to show something funny...

 

The enemies are evolving:

Husk #1: Black Widow

 

Cannibal #1: Spitfire

 

Cannibal #2: Wraith(It's not really noticeable)

 

Thank the maker husks aren't armed like that in-game. 

[Excella Gionne]

Thank the maker husks aren't armed like that in-game. 

I made one of those husks that climb up that wall and Anderson is telling you to shoot them runaway with a Javelin. Hilarious. I can give Banshees Cains. Nemesis's will have the Javelin. It takes too long to slap it on anything.

[SporkFu]

I made one of those husks that climb up that wall and Anderson is telling you to shoot them runaway with a Javelin. Hilarious. I can give Banshees Cains. Nemesis's will have the Javelin. It takes too long to slap it on anything.

Do they actually use the weapons, or do they just look pretty... not that that really applies to a banshee. Dayum, Banshee with a Cain. Game over, man. Game over. 

[Excella Gionne]

Do they actually use the weapons, or do they just look pretty... not that that really applies to a banshee. Dayum, Banshee with a Cain. Game over, man. Game over. 

Husks do not since they are melee oriented enemies only. Cannibals will use it, but it comes from their arm, and so, the game will make them shoot whatever gun I give them out of their arm, but they have to reload if the gun I give them has a very low clip capacity. Cerberus Troopers will shoot the weapon given to them. 

 

I haven't tested this on anyone besides low-tier Cerby troopers and Reapers. I don't think enemies can fire the Cain anyways since enemies don't charge guns that can charge. Although, the squadmates can fire the Acolyte which is weird since it is a charge weapon. I think squadmates use the non-charge Acolyte. The non-charge Acolyte was in the MP for awhile until it reverted back, because it didn't stop people from glitching. 

[SporkFu]

Husks do not since they are melee oriented enemies only. Cannibals will use it, but it comes from their arm, and so, the game will make them shoot whatever gun I give them out of their arm, but they have to reload if the gun I give them has a very low clip capacity. Cerberus Troopers will shoot the weapon given to them.

I haven't tested this on anyone besides low-tier Cerby troopers and Reapers. I don't think enemies can fire the Cain anyways since enemies don't charge guns that can charge. Although, the squadmates can fire the Acolyte which is weird since it is a charge weapon. I think squadmates use the non-charge Acolyte. The non-charge Acolyte was in the MP for awhile until it reverted back, because it didn't stop people from glitching.

So you could give cannibals claymores or something. Holy crap.

[Excella Gionne]

So you could give cannibals claymores or something. Holy crap.

Yes, I did do it when Anderson and I were waiting for the Normandy, but the Cannibal's rate of fire was slow, and so, it would take him forever to shoot me again. I can only give particular objects or enemies weapons and powers if they can be highlighted.

[SporkFu]

Yes, I did do it when Anderson and I were waiting for the Normandy, but the Cannibal's rate of fire was slow, and so, it would take him forever to shoot me again. I can only give particular objects or enemies weapons and powers if they can be highlighted.

So cannibals need weapons with a high-fire rate to really notice a difference. Hmm... what if you gave them Javik's particle rifle? 

[Excella Gionne]

So cannibals need weapons with a high-fire rate to really notice a difference. Hmm... what if you gave them Javik's particle rifle? 

I haven't tested if Javik's Prothean Particle Rifle can be given through the in-game console. From what I've heard, it can't even if it is in the vanilla files. I think it's kind of like the MP guns where I can have them in the Single Player, but I can't give them to anyone using the in-game console. 

 

I think I'm just gonna leave the Spitfire in my inventory and let it collect dust until I find a way to get the Spitfire working. I think the problem is that both the Citadel DLC Spitfire and the Reckoning Spitfire have ID name clashing. Both are named assault rifles which causes the game to cancel out the Spitfire whenever I try to use it in Single Player. I tried to get rid of the Citadel DLC, but then it would crash the game if I wanted to equip the Spitfire. I think I'll have to use an older version of ME3Explorer.

[Excella Gionne]

 

 

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Epic smile of Steve's.