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[SwobyJ]

I really wish they had stuck with it for her and Jack. Jack even more so because of her hinted previous bisexual tendencies.

 

While I can totally see Jack, as written, to be bi, and I'd completely accept it..

 

I also got the impression that she's just open to bisexual experiences and fluid orientation concepts than others. That when it comes to dealing with Commander Shepard, it would only be a male one that she'll react more positively towards in this way, because she's really more hetero than ******, and would more have f/f experiences on a lark or due to (her younger) social pressure.

 

This is just a way of my saying that I'm fine with what they did. I still would have enjoyed having her as a f/f option and it would have also fit well.

[DeinonSlayer]

Not something I've discovered but just started wondering how does the mako get back on the Normandy?

Very clumsily.

[justafan]

I just noticed that there is a soldier on the ground drunk out of his mind in the hallway leading towards purgatory.

[Farangbaa]

How does the Mako get inside the Noveria garage?

 

Indoctrination?

[SwobyJ]

How does the Mako get inside the Noveria garage?

 

Indoctrination?

 

Erm, a different Mako?

[Farangbaa]

Erm, a different Mako?

 

Grand Theft Mass Effect

[SwobyJ]

Bioware:  Yeah, those earlier games were all pretty clunky, were they not? Have no fear - it was all an N7 simulation! *claps* You passed the Crucible, and now welcome to the real world, N7 recruit!

[voteDC]

I really wish they had stuck with it for her and Jack. Jack even more so because of her hinted previous bisexual tendencies.

What annoys me is that so much of Jack's character growth is entwined with the romance.

It's as if her story just stops if you are playing as a female Shepard and you have no way of advancing it.

The Jack romance is an awesome one and I like how you can blow the whole thing if you take her first offer of sex.

I discovered a conversation in ME3 that I'd never heard before today. The Doc and Adams were discussing if the Reapers were living beings or not.

[von uber]

What annoys me is that so much of Jack's character growth is entwined with the romance.

It's as if her story just stops if you are playing as a female Shepard and you have no way of advancing it.
 

 

Yeah, she pretty much remains an unstable psycopath. Until you meet her in 3, and she has suddenly changed into something else.

[themikefest]

I discovered a conversation in ME3 that I'd never heard before today. The Doc and Adams were discussing if the Reapers were living beings or not.

Who did you support?

[DeathScepter]

Yeah, she pretty much remains an unstable psycopath. Until you meet her in 3, and she has suddenly changed into something else.

 

 

she is not a psychopath, just violent and moody.

[von uber]

If you try to stand on the fusion torches in BdtS, you fall into a pit of blackness.

 

[voteDC]

Who did you support?

I sided with Adams that they were living beings.

[themikefest]

I sided with Adams that they were living beings.

I've always sided with Chakwas.

[ImaginaryMatter]

Yeah, she pretty much remains an unstable psycopath. Until you meet her in 3, and she has suddenly changed into something else.

 

I love Jack dearly but her character transformation in ME3 was a really jarring (like, who would hire Jack?).

[SporkFu]

I love Jack dearly but her character transformation in ME3 was a really jarring (like, who would hire Jack?).

I try to think of it like, the suicide mission proved, both to herself and to other people, that she can play well with others.  

[DeinonSlayer]

I try to think of it like, the suicide mission proved, both to herself and to other people, that she can play well with others.

[SporkFu]

Okay you got me, haha. I should have added, "In my playthroughs" as a caveat. 

[mangacat]

Only a tiny thing, but on my last Citadel DLC playthrough I noticed that there are fish in the water at the bottom of the Casino staircase

 

 

No wonder James seemed so fascinated with the waterfalls...

[KevinDiesel]

okay, two things probably already discovered, but i was amused when i found it out last year.

if you activate legion before talis loyalty mission in ME2 and you take him to the quarian fleet,

the quarian will comment on it. also, if you did that, in ME3 the admirals will recognize legion

after the Dreadnought-Mission.

[Daemul]

okay, two things probably already discovered, but i was amused when i found it out last year.

if you activate legion before talis loyalty mission in ME2 and you take him to the quarian fleet,

the quarian will comment on it. also, if you did that, in ME3 the admirals will recognize legion

after the Dreadnought-Mission.

Yeah, it's a brilliant stuff. Thankfully, Bioware seem to have had the foresight to realise that people may actually have wanted to bring Legion to Tali's LM and made it possible for them to do so without losing half the crew. 

[Beerfish]

Tried to skim through this thread so I don't know if these have been mentioned though I think they are pretty commonly known.

 

If you don't do the Grissom academy quest fast enough, later in the game when fighting some Cerberus baddies Jack has become a Phantom.

 

ME1, if you put off going to save Liara on Noveria long enough she thinks she is hallucinating when you talk to her and has a different opening convo.

 

I had the following happen once but can't remember what I did to trigger it and could not repeat it in other play throughs.  (perhaps someone can enlighten me on this.)

Arc Angel/ Garrus quest, when talking to the Blood pack Krogan leader you can get him to shoot one of the vorcha in the room he is in.

[wolfhowwl]

I had the following happen once but can't remember what I did to trigger it and could not repeat it in other play throughs.  (perhaps someone can enlighten me on this.)
Arc Angel/ Garrus quest, when talking to the Blood pack Krogan leader you can get him to shoot one of the vorcha in the room he is in.

I believe you need to have Grunt with you.

[themikefest]

 

Arc Angel/ Garrus quest, when talking to the Blood pack Krogan leader you can get him to shoot one of the vorcha in the room he is in.

Grunt has to be on the squad with you for that to happen.

[themikefest]

On Mars, when you avoid the overhead turret you can walk back from where you came from without it firing on you

 

In the same area, instead of opening the door, you can walk under the window to activate the auto-turret control giving you a cutscene without fighting the Cerberus soldiers

 

Again in the same area without opening the door, have Liara use her singularity against the window that will spin a soldier and after a few times he will die. The ones that have a shield, I just open the door and kill them. If you're an engineer, you can put a drone in the room that will kill all the soldiers.