Small hints to sci-fi classic.
"Look, I only do eyes" - Citadel
"My father would appreciate this, knowing the truth is out there." - Leviathan.
Which 'hidden' details in the trilogy did you like best?
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#27
Posté 17 juin 2013 - 10:57
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Wolfva2 wrote...
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.......
Then put THAT together with the medical worker in the Presidium Commons who talks about how she should be pulled off of the Asari's case because she looks like the girl she killed.
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Posté 18 juin 2013 - 04:31
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JamesFaith wrote...
Small hints to sci-fi classic.
"Look, I only do eyes" - Citadel
"My father would appreciate this, knowing the truth is out there." - Leviathan.
The second one refers to Mulder in the X-Files, but what is the first one referring to?
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Posté 18 juin 2013 - 05:57
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Calibrations52 wrote...
I love the ambient dialogue in the Citadel DLC where people talk about multiplayer stuff. Those conversations are hilarious.
I thought it was very very funny too (especially the tech armor), and rather clever: I don't really play multiplayer but it's smart to give the MP more...story/world integration.
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Posté 18 juin 2013 - 09:15
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The Avina terminal in Citadel which can't remember Purgatory 
A nice nod to some of the crazier ME3 theories/also Lost.
A nice nod to some of the crazier ME3 theories/also Lost.
#31
Posté 18 juin 2013 - 09:20
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djspectre wrote...
JamesFaith wrote...
Small hints to sci-fi classic.
"Look, I only do eyes" - Citadel
"My father would appreciate this, knowing the truth is out there." - Leviathan.
The second one refers to Mulder in the X-Files, but what is the first one referring to?
It's reffering to Bladerunner.
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Posté 18 juin 2013 - 07:19
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Not sure what you mean by "crazier ME3 theories," but how was this a nod to "Lost?" Figured it was just another broken aspect of the game.bayofangels wrote...
The Avina terminal in Citadel which can't remember Purgatory
Either that or the developers were trying to allude that it wasn't a tourist attraction so it was kept from Avina's VI programming.
#33
Posté 18 juin 2013 - 10:04
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In tali's loyalty in Me2 you can find a memo in which a female quarian says something about her son named Jona.
In me3 in Rannoch you find the father of Jona who also dies.
The subtle Vigil theme in the war room in the normady
As someone else wrote in nos astra in the terminals you can see shanxi, mindoir etc
In me3 in Rannoch you find the father of Jona who also dies.
The subtle Vigil theme in the war room in the normady
As someone else wrote in nos astra in the terminals you can see shanxi, mindoir etc
#34
Posté 18 juin 2013 - 10:19
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Wolfva2 wrote...
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.......
Oh crap. I never figured that out. Thanks!
#35
Posté 18 juin 2013 - 10:49
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The Turian flirting with the Quarian girl on Illium in ME2.
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Posté 18 juin 2013 - 11:24
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EntropicAngel wrote...
Calibrations52 wrote...
I love the ambient dialogue in the Citadel DLC where people talk about multiplayer stuff. Those conversations are hilarious.
I thought it was very very funny too (especially the tech armor), and rather clever: I don't really play multiplayer but it's smart to give the MP more...story/world integration.
Never having played a class that uses tech armor, I didn't entirely get that joke, other than the fact that the turian only had 1 answer to everything "detonate tech armor". Personally, any ability that was similar to that I avoided because I found the ability to be useless.
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Posté 18 juin 2013 - 11:54
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Now that you mention it, I recall a couple of dialog trees in ME1 that I stumbled across after several playthroughs. One was returning to the entrance of Noveria and discovering I could have a rather pleasant chat with Captain Matsuo. Another was finding a new branch with Tali where she talks about her father and how hard it is to live up to his expectations.
