Unreliable mentor is nowhere as bad a problem as unreliable narrator.
The Illusive Man, however, seemed to be right about just nearly everything. He guessed correctly that the collectors were working for the reapers. He knew that the support from the council would be nonexistent. He knew the base could be captured. His dossiers actually provided me with people that could get the job done. And he was right: The reapers can be controlled.
I hadn't known that Mordin and Eve have new ambient dialogue if you go to the medical bay after more missions. So I only just discovered the "krogan queen" and "she's standing right there, isn't she" lines.
Fantastic.
It took me a while to find those also, now I make sure to visit the med-bay after every mission
If you avoid going to Illium in ME2, Liara will still say she wished she joined you back on Illium when she's in your cabin talking about the time capsule.
Heh.
First time I brought Wrex aboard the Cerberus Vessel filled with Racni in the Argos Rho Cluster. After playing the final log, I came across this gem.
Wrex- "This is a familiar story. A failed experiment with the Racni. Nice to see humans are consistently stupid."
Well, I did just learn how to climb walls a few months ago
Incorrect. Shepard only brings 2.
What ME3 does is strange, but doesn't change this.
Really late reply to this, but all squadmates are in the STG camp on Virmire, so technically everyone you have with you on the ME1 squad will know Kirrahe.
Really late reply to this, but all squadmates are in the STG camp on Virmire, so technically everyone you have with you on the ME1 squad will know Kirrahe.
Not entirely true. You do not have to recruit Wrex, Liara, or Garrus right away in ME1. You can wait until after Virmire to recruit either one if you really wanted to. So technically, you can have either one or all of them not meet Kirrahe.
Not entirely true. You do not have to recruit Wrex, Liara, or Garrus right away in ME1. You can wait until after Virmire to recruit either one if you really wanted to. So technically, you can have either one or all of them not meet Kirrahe.
For the sake of making the needed correction...
Really late reply to this, but all recruited squadmates are in the STG camp on Virmire, so technically everyone you have with you on the ME1 squad will know Kirrahe.
The second game makes sense, at least with smaller missions. I imagine Shepard would want her entire team for bigger missions, like Horizon, Collector ship...
Come third game, I imagine the entire team would be deployed most of the time, unless it's smaller missions again(like ardat-yakshi monastery).
I see it more as limitation of game engine and imposed challenge on the player. If you could bring entire team on the mission, this would be closer to Commados or Desperados, or maybe X-Com style of a game. And the game would get quite easy too fast. But for me too, it makes more sense than more than just the three people we see are deployed most of the time.
Should Grunt be on the ME2 mandatory list? Nobody says he has to ever get out of the tank.
Should Grunt be on the ME2 mandatory list? Nobody says he has to ever get out of the tank.
"Should Grunt be on the ME2 mandatory list? Nobody says he has to ever get out of the tank."
His recruitment mission is mandatory. His activation and loyalty mission are optional. Same thing for Legion.
"Should Grunt be on the ME2 mandatory list? Nobody says he has to ever get out of the tank."
His recruitment mission is mandatory. His activation and loyalty mission are optional. Same thing for Legion.
And if you dont open his tank, he's not recruited and he isnt part of the roster of 8
I once did a trilogy play killing all the aliens I could. And one killing all the humans I could.
Some trivia:
While doing the suicide mission, your discourse may differ if people died till that point of if everyone is alive.
When on Noveria in me1, if you bring Tali with you and your shep is a spacer, when the Salarian who runs the place insults you and all other spacers, give the renegade response, and Tali will have a special comment.
Modifié par geth47, 12 mai 2014 - 04:24 .
Probably common knowledge, but on the crates mission in ME2, if you fire a missile from here:
Then one by one the Mechs come around to be destroyed, leaving you with all 20 crates:
Probably common knowledge, but on the crates mission in ME2, if you fire a missile from here:
Then one by one the Mechs come around to be destroyed, leaving you with all 20 crates:
I did not know about that. I will give it a shot sometime.
Unreliable mentor is nowhere as bad a problem as unreliable narrator.
The Illusive Man, however, seemed to be right about just nearly everything. He guessed correctly that the collectors were working for the reapers. He knew that the support from the council would be nonexistent. He knew the base could be captured. His dossiers actually provided me with people that could get the job done. And he was right: The reapers can be controlled.
The Control part always seemed like a sort of. The Reapers could technically be controlled because they were already controlled, the Catalyst just hands the reigns over to Shepard. However, the means through which TIM went about it were ultimately meaningless.
I always do that with the trusty Cain now. Sigh. It could have won the war for us.
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