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[SilJeff]

I didn't realize you can have Gavin Archer (sorry if I mix their names up. The one I'm referring to is the one who forced his brother to become the computer in overlord. Not the guy who is good at square roots) kill himself in mass effect 3 if you wait until after rannoch to do ex-cerberus scientists

[cap and gown]

I didn't realize you can have Gavin Archer (sorry if I mix their names up. The one I'm referring to is the one who forced his brother to become the computer in overlord. Not the guy who is good at square roots) kill himself in mass effect 3 if you wait until after rannoch to do ex-cerberus scientists

 

Do you have to wait? I thought the renegade option would always have him kill himself.

[themikefest]

That scene can happen any time after the Citadel coup. It doesn;t have to be after Rannoch. Just pick the bottom right dialogue

Spoiler

[Autoola]

And again something new:

A woman talks to a vorcha on Silversun Strip and gives advice for multiplayer. Too funny. If I only had figured it out earlier...

[cap and gown]

And again something new:

A woman talks to a vorcha on Silversun Strip and gives advice for multiplayer. Too funny. If I only had figured it out earlier...

 

Have you encountered Susan Rizi, the N7 Fury talking to the Alliance requisition officer? That may be the best.

[cap and gown]

So I was watching Girl Tries Game doing Grissom Academy and discovered something about the level design there. She just left the Atlas in the second part of the Atrium alone while she was in the first part of the Atrium, so it was still there while she fought through the second part. What is interesting is that Shepard started the "Is everyone all right up there?" dialogue before the Atlas was destroyed. Apparently, that dialogue triggers when the last mook in that room is dead, regardless of the state of the Atlas. It would seem the level designer assumed that players would deal with the Atlas before leaving the first section of the Atrium.

[Swan Killer]

Have you encountered Susan Rizi, the N7 Fury talking to the Alliance requisition officer? That may be the best.

 

Also gotta love the Tech Armor-Turian

 

 

 

"Those Marauders roll like you couldn't believe! I wish I could roll like that"

[RedCaesar97]

Found something new on Tuchanka (The Shroud). On the first combat part where you face a couple of Rachni and some Cannibals. Not all the enemies were dead yet, but I decided to try and skip ahead to the next part. Two more Rachni spawned in. That was surprise.

[Vazgen]

Found something new on Tuchanka (The Shroud). On the first combat part where you face a couple of Rachni and some Cannibals. Not all the enemies were dead yet, but I decided to try and skip ahead to the next part. Two more Rachni spawned in. That was surprise.

There is also unique dialogue if you take too long after killing the brute and its minions in the very next section.

[KrrKs]

There is also unique dialogue if you take too long after killing the brute and its minions in the very next section.

"The"-singular? I almost always (except one time) get two there!

[themikefest]

At times I have 2 brutes show up and at other times only 1 brute. No idea what causes it since I don't do anything different.

[Vazgen]

"The"-singular? I almost always (except one time) get two there!

At times I have 2 brutes show up and at other times only 1 brute. No idea what causes it since I don't do anything different.

If you advance fast and get close to the brute the next one won't spawn after you kill it. I can't really tell how close, from my experience it's about 3/4 of the way. I almost always have only one brute there because I get close and throw a grenade there, makes the fight much easier

[Vazgen]

You can unlock squadmate upgrades without talking to them in ME2. They are automatically unlocked after loyalty missions.
Also, my Shepard was not able to resist Morinth and she started possessing him. After Samara walked in I did not have the option to choose between the two

[themikefest]

You can unlock squadmate upgrades without talking to them in ME2. They are automatically unlocked after loyalty missions.

Another thing is that Jacob, Garrus and Tali give the upgrades for the ship, armor, thannix cannon and shields. If the player plans on not doing their loyalty mission, talk with them right away to get the upgrade when asking about upgrading the Normandy

[Darius M.]

I found a pretty good laugh in ME2 while aimlessly stumbling around scanning for resources. It's nice to still find new things after so many playthroughs. 

 

It's the codex for the planet Patsayev in the Pamyat Sytem of the Hades Nexus. It reads:

 

"A rock planet encased in frozen oceans. Patsayev is notable for the largest written message ever created by a human being. Andrei Kobzar, a disgruntled miner whose fortunes were spent prospecting for eezo used the mass accelerator cannon of a local mercenary group's A-61 Mantis gunship to carve a 208-kilometer long message in the ice saying 'Zdes nichego net,' Russian for 'There's nothing here!'

 

This message can be seen from space. Ironically, the message itself, intended to discourage future colonists, now draws small tourist crowds."

 

Lol can't you just imagine some crazy Russian son of a gun downing a half a bottle of vodka, thinking 'screw it' and hopping in a gunship to do that? Anyway, it made me laugh and was a very nice chuckle to break up the grind of looking for resources. Hopefully it makes some of you laugh as well. 

[SlottsMachine]

Captain Matsuo asking Shepard what the deal is with there being a Human Spectre now. I chose the "Renegade" option which was pretty amusing. If I've ever had that convo before I had forgotten it. 

[cap and gown]

This is rather odd. For a brief instant while the squad exits the Shuttle on Korlus looking for the Warlord, Mordin had an Avenger equipped, but Miri and Shepard both had Locusts equipped. I wouldn't have noticed except I was looking for a screen capture to use as a thumbnail.

[cap and gown]

Wow, such attention to detail! I never noticed this before but as you enter the area on Horizon where you run into the second batch of Collectors, right after Joker tells you "we're getting a lot of interference," you can see a Stasis Pod being transported to the Collector Ship. At 0:07 seconds just after Shepard enters the area you can see the tail end of the Collector Stasis Pod behind a pillar. At 0:22 seconds you can see the Stasis Pod behind the Husk to the left. It travels to the left and disappears around the bend just before the clip ends.

 

[Dar'Nara]

Decided to take Tali on Mordin's loyalty for a change (Dont recall ever taking her on it) and when Shepard is convincing the Krogan scout to return to clan Urdnot and says "You? I said a bad-ass not some scout whining like a Quarian with a tummy-ache." , Tali responded with "I'm standing right here!" , thought that was quite humorous

 

Maybe I'm just easily humored

[cap and gown]

 

 

Maybe I'm just easily humored

 

Nah, lots of people have found that amusing. (of course, maybe they (including me) are all easily amuse as well.)

[Vazgen]

Decided to take Tali on Mordin's loyalty for a change (Dont recall ever taking her on it) and when Shepard is convincing the Krogan scout to return to clan Urdnot and says "You? I said a bad-ass not some scout whining like a Quarian with a tummy-ache." , Tali responded with "I'm standing right here!" , thought that was quite humorous

 

Maybe I'm just easily humored

If you take Jacob you can have a unique line when you say that "experiments like this make Cerberus seem like a good idea" during the examination of a human test subject. Not sure if Miranda has anything to say there

[cap and gown]

If you take Jacob you can have a unique line when you say that "experiments like this make Cerberus seem like a good idea" during the examination of a human test subject. Not sure if Miranda has anything to say there

 

Yes, Miranda has something to say. Something along the lines of "I'll be sure to report this."

 

I didn't know about Jacob.

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

I discovered why people hated the Mako. It wasn't because it was bad on the XBox. It was fine there. It was because the controls sucked on the PC. I mean they really sucked on the PC. They really really really sucked on the PC.

[SNascimento]

I discovered why people hated the Mako. It wasn't because it was bad on the XBox. It was fine there. It was because the controls sucked on the PC. I mean they really sucked on the PC. They really really really sucked on the PC.

It wasn't exactly good on the 360, it was just not as atrocious as it is on the PC. They actually change depending on the direction the Mako is heading, if it's going foward or backward... 

[Vazgen]

I had little trouble with Mako steering across most of the planets. Eletania is a pain though. 

Then again, I played ME1 after some extensive Need For Speed playtime so I was somewhat experienced