But then, you'd have to choose to kill Rila and Falere, or let them go.
Well you could basically have the same conversation with Falere as she did with her mother, with a few changes to direct the plea at Shep instead of the now absent Samara. Rila and Falere could stay at the monastery together.
Well you could basically have the same conversation with Falere as she did with her mother, with a few changes to direct the plea at Shep instead of the now absent Samara. Rila and Falere could stay at the monastery together.
The Monastery seems kinda pointless now that it's all fudged up...
The Monastery seems kinda pointless now that it's all fudged up...
Yeah but Falere was still willing to make a home there, and not be a danger to anyone.
Spolier because NSFW if you live in the US or a prude and think violence and gore is fine but nipples/side boob!? Won't someone think of the children!
This is what happens when you play "let's put Super-Glue in your boots!", and then you face a Vanguard...
I've never gotten this e-mail before. Only happens when you kill the breeder/queen I'm guessing?
Vid con with invisible Hackett (caused by switching to freecam before his model loaded):
A few shots that didn't make the other thread:
Moar Amy:
parkour shepard 
"ah crap it's a reaper beam" shepard 
"damnit legion" shepard
"i hope garrus likes my new bra" shepard 
"i'm near-death but i still look pretty damn good" shepard 
Liara, that's a wall.
Liara, that's a wall.
LolShuriken... super nerf'd compared to its ME2 version.
This thing is already outside before that reaper from the sky comes down and fries the puny humans. It is motionless and inactive until it is scripted to become active.
On Tuchanka, progressing to the Shroud, I couldn't escape the feeling that someone was watching me.
But Garrus died at the collector base..... ?
This thing is already outside before that reaper from the sky comes down and fries the puny humans. It is motionless and inactive until it is scripted to become active.
Now you need a pic of the salarian movie director on Silversun Strip, yelling "Cut! Cue the model!"
On Tuchanka, progressing to the Shroud, I couldn't escape the feeling that someone was watching me.
But Garrus died at the collector base..... ?
Lol, it happens all of the time when I'm rushing around with a sniper.
Now you need a pic of the salarian movie director on Silversun Strip, yelling "Cut! Cue the model!"
Oh no! The Vorcha councilor is indoctrinated!!!!
"You die now!"
Pretty neat shot!
Lol, it happens all of the time when I'm rushing around with a sniper.
I know 
But it's a neat shot. Be kinda cool if some unknown assailant was trying to snipe shep on tuchanka. Maybe the dalatrass isn't taking any chances on the mission succeeding, and she's trying to eliminate shep and avoid coming through on her end of the bargain. Maybe she taps Kirrahe to do the job.
I know
She's aiming at the clone. I wouldn't be to worried about. Who's to say that the dalatrass herself was not eaten by klixen already....
In a dilemma of which one I like best... hmm...
My feelings about those ^
ME1: aaahw yeeah, lets get this party started
ME2: alright, time for work
ME3: *whoosh whoosh kaboom* &@^#&@ yeah.
In a dilemma of which one I like best... hmm...
Discovery
Side-tracked, but great on its own
Resolution
All good, for different things. The novelty never wore off of ME1 for me the first time I played it... even with the recycled buildings on all the side missions. I loved it.
ME2 was like a parallel universe adventure, but still loosely connected to the story. Only in hindsight though. Didn't know that first time I played it. Loved it for the gameplay changes too. Combat was more fun for me. But I did miss the Mako, and I never thought that would happen.
ME3 was just ... wow, I dunno how to explain how i feel about it. Bittersweet, I guess. But I like the gameplay improvements, and the number of variables that go into the story. For those two factors, I think it's the best of the three.
Discovery
Side-tracked, but great on its own
Resolution
All good, for different things. The novelty never wore off of ME1 for me the first time I played it... even with the recycled buildings on all the side missions. I loved it.
ME2 was like a parallel universe adventure, but still loosely connected to the story. Only in hindsight though. Didn't know that first time I played it. Loved it for the gameplay changes too. Combat was more fun for me. But I did miss the Mako, and I never thought that would happen.
ME3 was just ... wow, I dunno how to explain how i feel about it. Bittersweet, I guess. But I like the gameplay improvements, and the number of variables that go into the story. For those two factors, I think it's the best of the three.
It was a pain in the arse to take a pic of ME1's Entry menu since ME1 in-game shots are saved as a different type of file compared to ME2 & 3's. I had to take a shot with FRAPS instead. :'(
It was a pain in the arse to take a pic of ME1's Entry menu since ME1 in-game shots are saved as a different type of file compared to ME2 & 3's. I had to take a shot with FRAPS instead. :'(
Lol. Oh... you were talking about title screens. 
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