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[themikefest]

I've never brought Legion on any other mission except his loyalty mission and the suicide mission.

[TheTurtle]

I've never taken Tali on a mission in ME1

[DeinonSlayer]

After that first time, I've never taken Liara to Noveria. EVER again.

[Farangbaa]

I've never brought Legion on any other mission except his loyalty mission and the suicide mission.

 

What?

 

You should bring him to the Flotilla for Tali's loyalty mission. Well worth it.

[eyezonlyii]

What?

 

You should bring him to the Flotilla for Tali's loyalty mission. Well worth it.

 

 

I've never taken Tali on a mission in ME1

Or just to the Citadel...

 

"Geth do not infiltrate..."

[Ruadh]

I've never played a Mirimancer playthrough of ME3 till now. I can see why Miranda fans were pissed! 

 

I've never, ever gotten sick of the planet scanning Reaper chase minigame. That was a joke. 

 

I've never not gotten upset at Grunts heroism at the end of the Rachni mission, even though I know he'll survive. Cause I like Grunt. 

[von uber]

I hated the reaper chase minigame. Not ashamed to say every time I enter a system, i run around finding where everything is, die then do a one sweep pickup from the autosave.

[ImaginaryMatter]

I hated the reaper chase minigame. Not ashamed to say every time I enter a system, i run around finding where everything is, die then do a one sweep pickup from the autosave.

 

I have enough multiplayer/DLC assets to avoid needing to planet scan to unlock all the endings. So now I just skip most of them entirely. It really cuts down on the play hours.

[Mordokai]

I've never:

-played male Shep

-romanced anybody else than Liara(and that's something I have no intention on changing)

-cheated on Liara

-sided with quarians only

-sold Legion to Cerberus

-failed to save Jack on Grissom academy(plan to fix it one of these days though)

-sacrificed Council in ME1

-killed Wrex in ME1 or 3

-played full renegade

-choosen Control(I only choose Synthesis once, first playthrough and even that was by mistake... never since and never again)

-sided with Morinth

-played as sentinel(planning on fixing it soon)

-put Udina on the Council

 

I'm sure there's more, but that's all I remember now.

[DeinonSlayer]

I have enough multiplayer/DLC assets to avoid needing to planet scan to unlock all the endings. So now I just skip most of them entirely. It really cuts down on the play hours.

Gibbed saved me so much pain in subsequent ME2 playthroughs... though it is nice to read the planet descriptions at least once. There's some juicy tidbits tucked away in some of them.

[ImaginaryMatter]

Gibbed saved me so much pain in subsequent ME2 playthroughs... though it is nice to read the planet descriptions at least once. There's some juicy tidbits tucked away in some of them.

 

Thank goodness for gibbed, all the games have such annoying grinding/harvesting parts.

[von uber]

In me3, I always give myself the money I finish me2 with.

[CrutchCricket]

I hated the reaper chase minigame. Not ashamed to say every time I enter a system, i run around finding where everything is, die then do a one sweep pickup from the autosave.

 

lol fail.

 

You don't need to die. If the Reapers start chasing you just go outside the system (jump to FTL) and come back in. You have a few seconds when they bwong! you and a few more seconds before their speed is greater than yours. Also time freezes when you're in orbit so scan and pick-up assets to your heart's content.

 

Pro-tip: When you exit a system via FTL you'll enter at the opposite end. Use this to your advantage to strategically place yourself closer to the scanned assets.

 

I never leave a system before I 100% it and I ping like crazy if I don't find the assets. The only time I die is if I click/drag too far off to one side and the ship stops moving, which happened like twice, ever.

[von uber]

It's quicker to scan the entire system identifying everything then reload and then do it one sweep, rather than ducking in and out.
Well it's quicker on a pc running the game on ssd's, can't speak for the ps3/360.

[Animositisomina]

I've never let Jona Sederis out of jail. Even as a full Renegade, there's just no valid reason for doing it.

[SporkFu]

I've never let Jona Sederis out of jail. Even as a full Renegade, there's just no valid reason for doing it.

I did once, just to do one of those things I've never done, But, just like I will never kill the rachni queen again, I will never free Jona Sederis.

[Animositisomina]

It's quicker to scan the entire system identifying everything then reload and then do it one sweep, rather than ducking in and out.
Well it's quicker on a pc running the game on ssd's, can't speak for the ps3/360.

It's even quicker still if you modify the scan radius in Coalesced.bin. Get one big scan, ping everything at once in a system, and never have to worry about the reapers again. The setting is m_fscandetectionrange, if anyone is interested.

 

Source:

http://masseffect.wi...loration_Tweaks

Modifié par Animositisomina, 03 avril 2014 - 07:04 .

[von uber]

I did once, just to do one of those things I've never done, But, just like I will never kill the rachni queen again, I will never free Jona Sederis.

 

I free her and get her 2nd in command to bump her off.

[Animositisomina]

I free her and get her 2nd in command to bump her off.

I didn't realize you could free her and have Sayn kill her. I know you can keep her in prison and then have him kill her, though. Is there any significant difference by freeing her first and then having her killed?

[CrutchCricket]

It's quicker to scan the entire system identifying everything then reload and then do it one sweep, rather than ducking in and out.
Well it's quicker on a pc running the game on ssd's, can't speak for the ps3/360.

 

Maybe... but then you don't get to troll the Reapers.

[CrutchCricket]

I free her and get her 2nd in command to bump her off.

 

I would do that. Except he's a wimp. I don't trust him to pull it off. Now if I could cap her myself...

[themikefest]

It's quicker to scan the entire system identifying everything then reload and then do it one sweep, rather than ducking in and out.
Well it's quicker on a pc running the game on ssd's, can't speak for the ps3/360.

Since I played the game numerous times, I printed this out for myself when planet scanning to avoid any chance of being caught by the reapers

[ImaginaryMatter]

Since I played the game numerous times, I printed this out for myself when planet scanning to avoid any chance of being caught by the reapers

 

Well that's helpful. For some of those larger systems I remember it being a pain in the bum to find those.

[Steelcan]

I just go around scanning stuff and when I summon the reapers I loop around and stuff, leave the system and come back etc..

[Daemul]

I free her and get her 2nd in command to bump her off.

That's what I do aswell, the galaxy is better off with her dead.

 

I just go around scanning stuff and when I summon the reapers I loop around and stuff, leave the system and come back etc..

Same for me too. It helps that I've pretty much memorised where all the fuel and items are. I struggled at first to remember the names of the planets, but then I realised that many of the planets we scan in ME3 are actually planets we have been to in previous games during side quests and such, Pragia and Feros being the most obvious, which helped me remember them all.