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[AlainSki]

As the title says, which details in the trilogy impressed you or blew you away? 

I really liked the small notice underneath the Nos Astra Shuttle Schedule at the Taxi-Stand at Illium stating that "due to security advisories flights to human colononies have been cancelled untill further notice" above which it says that flights to Elysium, Mindoir and Shanxi are Cancelled.

[Asharad Hett]

In ME3, the background conversations on the citadel. There are dozens of stories to be heard, and you have to work hard to hear them all. For example, their are two Asari sitting in the clinic. One of them is a survivor of a horrible tragedy. She watched all her friends die, and she feels totally helpless. If you visit the clinic 10 or 11 times, you will hear the story progression. It starts out with here muttering "I need a gun, where's my gun?"

[o Ventus]

Techno Turian.

[Calibrations52]

I love the ambient dialogue in the Citadel DLC where people talk about multiplayer stuff. Those conversations are hilarious.

[Arcian]

o Ventus wrote...

Techno Turian.

You don't say?

[Bleachrude]

The background covnersations on the citadel for ME3. Through both the main-game and the citadel DLC, they really went all out to make it seem like the citadel was alive.

Not just people who you can interact with or scenery.

[Aarch_Aangel]

I thought the background conversations between the C-Sec officer and the girl in the refugee camp (Docking Bay D2?) were pretty interesting, although a little sad.

[JasonShepard]

Aarch_Aangel wrote...

I thought the background conversations between the C-Sec officer and the girl in the refugee camp (Docking Bay D2?) were pretty interesting, although a little sad.

I loved that sequence myself. I like to think that, when the Reapers came, that C-Sec officer successfully got her off the station and to safety. I think he's my favourite 'ordinary' hero in the trilogy...

[JasonShepard]

StreetMagic wrote...

Aarch_Aangel wrote...

I thought the background conversations between the C-Sec officer and the girl in the refugee camp (Docking Bay D2?) were pretty interesting, although a little sad.

If it makes you feel better, they were both ground to paste equally. Social status is a thing of the past.

edit: Oh wait, the girl got off the station? Didn't catch that.

Headcanon. Nothing more - sorry.

[Wolfva2]

Asharad Hett wrote...

In ME3, the background conversations on the citadel. There are dozens of stories to be heard, and you have to work hard to hear them all. For example, their are two Asari sitting in the clinic. One of them is a survivor of a horrible tragedy. She watched all her friends die, and she feels totally helpless. If you visit the clinic 10 or 11 times, you will hear the story progression. It starts out with here muttering "I need a gun, where's my gun?"

If you think that one is good, match it with what Joker says after the Asari homeworld goes up in flames about his family...and his sister.  And remember the name of the girl that Asari tried to protect.......

[MegaSovereign]

Aleena/Aria - "Better luck next time"

I also liked the various planetary codex entries. I remember reading the ME1 codex entry about Leviathan a couple years ago and I never imagined they would actually build an elaborate story off of it.

[Kataphrut94]

The Citadel background stuff in ME3 was really good; I like the little gag where if you look closely at the "Colony Life" poster on the embassy level, you can see the words "it's not that bad" obscured by a vending machine.

I also like it whenever the squadmates you take to a mission whom aren't essential get some additional unique content; it's always a nice little touch. Stuff like taking Zaeed to recruit Archangel, Legion to the Migrant Fleet, Javik to Thessia, EDI to retake the Normandy, that sort of thing.

My favourite is actually if you take James and Wrex to retake the Normandy; the game acknowledges that neither of them are able to hack the airlock door, so it has a unique scene just for the two of them where Wrex opens the door by blasting the control panel with his shotgun.

Modifié par Kataphrut94, 17 juin 2013 - 02:17 .

[MegaSovereign]

Kataphrut94 wrote...

The Citadel background stuff in ME3 was really good; I like the little gag where if you look closely at the "Colony Life" poster on the embassy level, you can see the words "it's not that bad" obscured by a vending machine.

I also like it whenever the squadmates you take to a mission whom aren't essential get some additional unique content; it's always a nice little touch. Stuff like taking Zaeed to recruit Archangel, Legion to the Migrant Fleet, Javik to Thessia, EDI to retake the Normandy, that sort of thing.

My favourite is actually if you take James and Wrex to retake the Normandy; the game acknowledges that neither of them are able to hack the airlock door, so it has a unique scene just for the two of them where Wrex opens the door by blasting the control panel with his shotgun.

That alone is enough of an excuse for me to do a new playthrough and see that.

[Gold Dragon]

MegaSovereign wrote...

Kataphrut94 wrote...

The Citadel background stuff in ME3 was really good; I like the little gag where if you look closely at the "Colony Life" poster on the embassy level, you can see the words "it's not that bad" obscured by a vending machine.

I also like it whenever the squadmates you take to a mission whom aren't essential get some additional unique content; it's always a nice little touch. Stuff like taking Zaeed to recruit Archangel, Legion to the Migrant Fleet, Javik to Thessia, EDI to retake the Normandy, that sort of thing.

My favourite is actually if you take James and Wrex to retake the Normandy; the game acknowledges that neither of them are able to hack the airlock door, so it has a unique scene just for the two of them where Wrex opens the door by blasting the control panel with his shotgun.

That alone is enough of an excuse for me to do a new playthrough and see that.

Same here.  Altho Wrex IS a biotic.....

[KaiserShep]

Kataphrut94 wrote...
 Legion to the Migrant Fleet

I've always finished everyone's loyalty missions before getting Legion, so I'm curious. Is it possible to get Legion, use him for Tali's loyalty mission and still complete his before the Collectors raid the Normandy? 

[djspectre]

My favorite easter egg is when one of the Avina terminals in ME1 is talking about physics and mentions how things can't be created out of thin air or be sent from one place to another instantly (referring specifically to Star Trek's replicator and transporter technology).

[djspectre]

KaiserShep wrote...

Kataphrut94 wrote...
 Legion to the Migrant Fleet

I've always finished everyone's loyalty missions before getting Legion, so I'm curious. Is it possible to get Legion, use him for Tali's loyalty mission and still complete his before the Collectors raid the Normandy? 

Yes it is and there is unique dialoge that accompanies it from the quarians and the council. Though it does make the whole sequence slightly awkward during the trial.

You also get longer and different conversations with Legion in the AI core since all the characters change their conversations after major missions or loyalty missions. Most people don't get all of Legions dialog because they just jump right to his loyalty mission so that they can save the Normandy crew (since you can't do more than 1 mission before they start dying off). If you have several loyalty missions left or other missions, talking with Legion between them makes his character far more fleshed out. 

[djspectre]

Wolfva2 wrote...

If you think that one is good, match it with what Joker says after the Asari homeworld goes up in flames about his family...and his sister.  And remember the name of the girl that Asari tried to protect.......

Never noticed that corellation until you mentioned it. That was really neat. 

Related to this, I also thought it was ironic that the turian and asari couple (standing near where you recruit Diana Allers) mentions that there isn't any communication allowed.....and then Shepard has to go fix the communications tower at the start of othe Menae missions :-)

[Anubis722]

KaiserShep wrote...

Kataphrut94 wrote...
 Legion to the Migrant Fleet

I've always finished everyone's loyalty missions before getting Legion, so I'm curious. Is it possible to get Legion, use him for Tali's loyalty mission and still complete his before the Collectors raid the Normandy? 

If you play on PC you could use gibbed save editor to put him in the game early. along with Tali,Samara,and Thane

[Aarch_Aangel]

StreetMagic wrote...

Aarch_Aangel wrote...

I thought the background conversations between the C-Sec officer and the girl in the refugee camp (Docking Bay D2?) were pretty interesting, although a little sad.

If it makes you feel better, they were both ground to paste equally. Social status is a thing of the past.

edit: Oh wait, the girl got off the station? Didn't catch that.

What I meant by sad was her mother and father don't make it to the refugee camp. The whole reason for her talking to the C-Sec Officer, initially, was to check and see if her parents' ship afrrived. 

[ThinkSharp]

Taking Garrus into the plague zone when recruiting Mordin in ME2.

And... uh... I've actually always appreciated that the Mako has brake lights.

[Saito404]

Star Child with Harbinger's voice in refuse ending.

[Metallica93]

- There are actually two planets named "Uzin," but I forgot if that's ever mentioned.

- Learning about the "primate-like species" (assumed to be a civilization from the previous cycle) on Bothros and at least one other planet (Asteria?).

- In ME3 you learn that the human customer and salarian are actually arguing about a frakkin' toaster oven (my God, the lulz I got from that).

- In ME1, I quickly learned that "UNC Mission" was actually code for "Dead bodies and loot," lol.

- Punching the pyjak in ME2 was hilarious.

- Miranda's personal info on the Shadow Broker's terminal O_o

And last, but certainly not least:

- "Blasto: The Jellyfish Stings" and "Blasto 6" from ME2 and ME3, respectively. Oh. My. God.

djspectre wrote...

My favorite easter egg is when one of the Avina terminals in ME1 is talking about physics and mentions how things can't be created out of thin air or be sent from one place to another instantly (referring specifically to Star Trek's replicator and transporter technology).

You lie. I'm a so-called "completionist" and this is something I definitely would have noticed

Modifié par Metallica93, 17 juin 2013 - 07:43 .

[djspectre]

Metallica93 wrote...

- There are actually two planets named "Uzin," but I forgot if that's ever mentioned.

- Learning about the "primate-like species" (assumed to be a civilization from the previous cycle) on Bothros and at least one other planet (Asteria?).

- In ME3 you learn that the human customer and salarian are actually arguing about a frakkin' toaster oven (my God, the lulz I got from that).

- In ME1, I quickly learned that "UNC Mission" was actually code for "Dead bodies and loot," lol.

- Punching the pyjak in ME2 was hilarious.

- Miranda's personal info on the Shadow Broker's terminal O_o

And last, but certainly not least:

- "Blasto: The Jellyfish Stings" and "Blasto 6" from ME2 and ME3, respectively. Oh. My. God.

djspectre wrote...

My favorite easter egg is when one of the Avina terminals in ME1 is talking about physics and mentions how things can't be created out of thin air or be sent from one place to another instantly (referring specifically to Star Trek's replicator and transporter technology).

You lie. I'm a so-called "completionist" and this is something I definitely would have noticed

I wish I did lie, but this was far too cool to not remember (because I'm a huge Trekkie). In fact, It's so obscure that after the first time I got it (ironically on my first play through ever of ME1), I've had trouble finding which Avina terminal on the Citadel actually has this line of dialogue. Though I did find it a second time, I still can't remember which one or how you bring up the dialogue.