Lol. Oh... you were talking about title screens.
Well,
ME1: Very mysterious. It's as if you wanted to know go into space and explore the different kinds of worlds and meeting new species along the way. It gives not hint of what to expect.
ME2: You're already aware that their are monsters in the dark corners of space, but the galaxy still remains a mystery. The atmosphere is gloomy, and you might not even know of your imminent doom.
ME3: "The only thing we can. We fight, or we die."
Well,
ME1: Very mysterious. It's as if you wanted to know go into space and explore the different kinds of worlds and meeting new species along the way. It gives not hint of what to expect.
ME2: You're already aware that their are monsters in the dark corners of space, but the galaxy still remains a mystery. The atmosphere is gloomy, and you might not even know of your imminent doom.
ME3: "The only thing we can. We fight, or we die."
So ME1 is the best. 
In a way, yes. But ME3 and ME2 screens are debatable. It's hard to decided...So ME1 is the best.
Dance.. like the end of the world is coming..
Dance.. like the end of the world is coming..
Doran is adorable! 
Volus for Protagonist next game plz!
So given Shep can dance in ME1 and ME3.. what happened in ME2? Is it a fake-shep? Did they keep the real Shep on ice whilst they risked a clone.. then implanted the memories?
So given Shep can dance in ME1 and ME3.. what happened in ME2? Is it a fake-shep? Did they keep the real Shep on ice whilst they risked a clone.. then implanted the memories?
Lazarus drugs mess people up!
So given Shep can dance in ME1 and ME3.. what happened in ME2? Is it a fake-shep? Did they keep the real Shep on ice whilst they risked a clone.. then implanted the memories?
Lol I feel like the canon is that Shepard just can't dance well (until Garrus became a miraculous tango teacher)
They just didn't establish that in ME1. I'm sure if they had someone comment on Shepard's dancing at Flux, they would be just as appalled/amused. Afterall, Shep fails dancing at Afterlife in ME2. And in ME3, her incompetence is brought up again by Jack at Purgatory, Garrus on the Presidium, the entire squad at the Citadel DLC party, and her bumbling around when Garrus first makes her tango.
Lol I feel like the canon is that Shepard just can't dance well (until Garrus became a miraculous tango teacher)
They just didn't establish that in ME1. I'm sure if they had someone comment on Shepard's dancing at Flux, they would be just as appalled/amused. Afterall, Shep fails dancing at Afterlife in ME2. And in ME3, her incompetence is brought up again by Jack at Purgatory, Garrus on the Presidium, the entire squad at the Citadel DLC party, and her bumbling around when Garrus first makes her tango.
Yeah she could never dance. Her best moves were at ME3 purgatory, and that was probably alcohol's doing
Soo this happened during Citadel DLC. Stuck around for awhile to see how far they'd go. It literally went nowhere.
Letters from Morinth to her sisters, seen on Liara's computer after completing the ardat-yakshi monastery mission:
She lied to them in the first letter, at least as far as my game is concerned. And I wish they had timestamps on them. Ah well.
Letters from Morinth to her sisters, seen on Liara's computer after completing the ardat-yakshi monastery mission:
She lied to them in the first letter, at least as far as my game is concerned. And I wish they had timestamps on them. Ah well.
And all we get are letters that Liara hax'd to get to. She might have gotten captured along the way while exploring the Monastery.
And all we get are letters that Liara hax'd to get to. She might have gotten captured along the way while exploring the Monastery.
Read a certain way, it's almost like she's hinting that maybe she's coming to get them out of the monastery, perhaps after the reaper invasion has already begun?
Read a certain way, it's almost like she's hinting that maybe she's coming to get them out of the monastery, perhaps after the reaper invasion has already begun?
In a way, yes. It's nice to see her real name. Well, she might have been captured at some point, but I don't think she was gonna risk infiltrating into a monastery. I'm sure they have commandos there guarding it.
In a way, yes. It's nice to see her real name. Well, she might have been captured at some point, but I don't think she was gonna risk infiltrating into a monastery. I'm sure they have commandos there guarding it.
Well I didn't have fraps running through that mission, so I didn't get any screenies as I played through it, but at one point Falere says the matriarchs in charge of the monastery were the only ones who knew any combat biotics. I'm thinking Morinth was probably capable of busting her sisters out of there if she wanted to.
Well I didn't have fraps running through that mission, so I didn't get any screenies as I played through it, but at one point Falere says the matriarchs in charge of the monastery were the only ones who knew any combat biotics. I'm thinking Morinth was probably capable of busting her sisters out of there if she wanted to.
Well, if Matriarchs were in charge, I think it'd be easier said than done. Matriarchs are powerful biotics.
Well, if Matriarchs were in charge, I think it'd be easier said than done. Matriarchs are powerful biotics.
Yep, that's true. Would have been an interesting fight, though. Morinth was pretty powerful herself.
Yep, that's true. Would have been an interesting fight, though. Morinth was pretty powerful herself.
Her mother was a justicar, and they both were equal in strength. But a bunch of Matriarchs? Morinth wouldn't stand a chance against them, and if there are commandos involved too, she's dead.
Her mother was a justicar, and they both were equal in strength. But a bunch of Matriarchs? Morinth wouldn't stand a chance against them, and if there are commandos involved too, she's dead.
See, if she hadn't written a letter mentioning that Samara was dead, she could have posed as Samara and gotten inside, then she'd just have to get her sisters out of there. On that mission, if Samara is there, Falere will tell her that she (Falere) could have left anytime she wanted. Like, maybe some or all are there on a voluntary basis. Instead of a fight, Morinth would've just had to be sneaky.
See, if she hadn't written a letter mentioning that Samara was dead, she could have posed as Samara and gotten inside, then she'd just have to get her sisters out of there. On that mission, if Samara is there, Falere will tell her that she (Falere) could have left anytime she wanted. Like, maybe some or all are there on a voluntary basis. Instead of a fight, Morinth would've just had to be sneaky.
The Monastery is heavily guarded, and as you saw, there was only one entrance to the Monastery. The level designs are a bit awkward though.
@SporkFu
Do those letters show up if you pick Morinth over Samara on Samara's loyalty mission, or if you don't do Samara's loyalty mission?
I chose Morinth over Samara at Morinth's apartment in this playthrough.
I chose Morinth over Samara at Morinth's apartment in this playthrough.
Heh, it's one of the things I never do. Same as shooting Wrex or Mordin 
Have a freshly rocketed Garrus:
And a contemplative Shep:
Heh, it's one of the things I never do. Same as shooting Wrex or Mordin
Have a freshly rocketed Garrus:
And a contemplative Shep:
Seems like this is my playthrough for trying out "rare" things; shot Wrex, killed the rachni queen, had squadmates die on the suicide mission, sabotaged the genophage. Just realized that Liara is now the sole remaining squadmate from ME1 still alive.
Also, love shaved-head femshep 
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