Whether it was his intention or whether he acted upon what he think is irrelevant. He sees FemShep as lesser being than him and shame her because she's a woman. When he began gloat above her (literally) and he enjoyed seeing her being silently humiliated and seemed helpless because he hold power over her, that's sexual harassment. Basically, he is a poster-child of every psychopathological disorder and was especially created to drive a neutral and renegade Shepard to the edge.
Whether it was his intention or whether he acted upon what he think is irrelevant. He sees FemShep as lesser being than him and shame her because she's a woman. When he began gloat above her (literally) and he enjoyed seeing her being silently humiliated and seemed helpless because he hold power over her, that's sexual harassment. Basically, he is a poster-child of every psychopathological disorder and was especially created to drive a neutral and renegade Shepard to the edge.
And he's created specifically to be an unlikable character and a bad guy. I'm not disagreeing with the merits of his character. I'm just not sure it's worth all that much ire.
If you have experienced such things happen to you personally, you really don't want to wish it to happen to anyone.
If you have experienced such things happen to you personally, you really don't want to wish it to happen to anyone.
When the Catalyst is describing each ending and talking about Destroy, the cutscene video shows Anderson walking forward shooting the tubes. So I think of Destroy as Anderson's ending.
Me too actually, and since he was my captain and confident, I always follow his footsteps.
When talking to Gavorn for the first time, he laughs when being asked by Shepard about what the Vorcha are planning. IDK what it triggers this (I think doing Blood Pack related assignments), but if you talk to him again, Shepard will ask if the Vorcha will still be any trouble, and this time, Gavorn won't reply with a laugh.
Krogan Battlemaster, Berserker, and Rage armors have, respectively, Cyan trim, Green trim, and Red trim.
The rogue AI on the Presidium in the first game also states that organics inevitably either control or destroy synthetics, and rejects the possibility of just coexisting.
Kaiden isn't as much of a faceless blank in the first game as his first impression would have it. He actually is pretty thoughtful and has a sense of low key humor in the conversations. As long as you're not getting into the romance path.
Kaiden isn't as much of a faceless blank in the first game as his first impression would have it. He actually is pretty thoughtful and has a sense of low key humor in the conversations. As long as you're not getting into the romance path.
Once he knew I wasn't interested, he became a good friend, and after the Horizon issue and fixing the friendship in ME3, my FemShep called him her brother. It was sweet!
Kaiden isn't as much of a faceless blank in the first game as his first impression would have it. He actually is pretty thoughtful and has a sense of low key humor in the conversations. As long as you're not getting into the romance path.
I know, some people adore him, but I always found him to be the most boring character of all. Maybe even intentionally so. There are such people in real life after all.
If a player wants to get through fighting the mercs and heavy mech quickly before getting to Vito, just move forward enough and fire at the heavy mech. What that does is it causes the ramp to move forward letting the mech move towards you. When its clear, run pass it to the door activating the cutscene. Just a tip. When I did this, I went on the right side. A pyro, I didn't see on my right, killed Shepard before I could get past the mech. Once I reloaded, I took care of the pyro making it easier to get past the mech.
If a player wants to get through fighting the mercs and heavy mech quickly before getting to Vito, just move forward enough and fire at the heavy mech. What that does is it causes the ramp to move forward letting the mech move towards you. When its clear, run pass it to the door activating the cutscene. Just a tip. When I did this, I went on the right side. A pyro, I didn't see on my right, killed Shepard before I could get past the mech. Once I reloaded, I took care of the pyro making it easier to get past the mech.
If you are a Vanguard, charge the YMIR, then run to the door.
The rogue AI on the Presidium in the first game also states that organics inevitably either control or destroy synthetics, and rejects the possibility of just coexisting.
I just came here to say this, I was playing last night and the computer that's hacking the gambling machines says something like 'organics either want to destroy or control synthetics'.
It's probably just coincidence and not actually foreshadowing, but it made me smile anyway. 
Kaiden isn't as much of a faceless blank in the first game as his first impression would have it. He actually is pretty thoughtful and has a sense of low key humor in the conversations. As long as you're not getting into the romance path.
After jumping to the other tram, I had Shepard reload her weapon while having one hand on the controls to get the tram to the archives
When fighting the atlas on Chronos, I made the mistake of running by it just as it exploded leading to my death. First time that has ever happen.
Before walking over the debris after helping that two guys in Vancouver, look at the gunship. On the tail and wing, lights can be seen flashing. Before picking up the assault weapon where the radio is located, the lights can't be seen flashing
In ME 3, during the section in Vancouver with Anderson, if you look down towards the streets, you can see tiny figures running for their lives. Also during Thessia, if you listen closely, you can hear people screaming in the background. Little things but it shows a great attention to detail.
In ME 3, during the section in Vancouver with Anderson, if you look down towards the streets, you can see tiny figures running for their lives. Also during Thessia, if you listen closely, you can hear people screaming in the background. Little things but it shows a great attention to detail.
The tiny figures were mocked. Like people didn't understand last gen technical limitations. The Thessia screaming was a nice touch, especially since Thessia was especially to show the shock of the all-but-official capital of the galaxy being stomped.
In ME 3, during the section in Vancouver with Anderson, if you look down towards the streets, you can see tiny figures running for their lives.
You see the same running animation on Priority Earth, except it shows soldiers carrying a weapon
In ME 3, during the section in Vancouver with Anderson, if you look down towards the streets, you can see tiny figures running for their lives. Also during Thessia, if you listen closely, you can hear people screaming in the background. Little things but it shows a great attention to detail.
The figures are actually miniature Jacks, can be seen with a flycam
In ME 3, during the section in Vancouver with Anderson, if you look down towards the streets, you can see tiny figures running for their lives. Also during Thessia, if you listen closely, you can hear people screaming in the background. Little things but it shows a great attention to detail.
My fav discovery was the child watching the Reaper, then running into the building, it explodes and the kid miraculously survives only to be blown to bits in an escape shuttle lol no doubt now that kid is only in poor Shep's head. I suspect that weird dream-like moment when Anderson is calling Shep after the Reaper hits him/her in the meeting during the prologue is what started that because the actual child Shep was watching at the start stuck in his/her head.
But does it make it okay for female soldiers to be referred to as a slu✝? Thrice in the trilogy even. (goddamn profanity filter)
Well, guess what, people can be douchebags... that's nothing compared to what you see in The Witcher franchise. Nobody is interested in a politically correct bad guy.
This is kinda stupid but whatever, it irked me...
I was reading datapads in the Grissom Academy mission and one is an exam question that asks something along the lines of:
"Two enemies are approaching from the left; one shielded, one unshielded; what action do you take to neutralize them?"
Students answer: "Durr, shockwave?"
Correct answer: "A shockwave is ineffective against a shielded target. Use a singularity followed by warp. Both enemies will be caught in the unstable field which can be detonated with warp to take down the shield and take them both out..."
And I'm like, ""Actually Professor Dispshit, a singularity will only briefly stagger a shielded opponent, not ragdoll him and even a lv.6x6 biotic detonation by the most powerful biotic (hey, it's me, Shepard) is not enough to take down the shields and all the health of even a lowly centurion to kill him outright ESPECIALLY when he cannot be the focus target of said explosion as his shield prevents him from being primed by singularity. It's better to warp/throw combo the shielded target (warp can prime though shields) and probably take down the shields and maybe kill the second enemy in the blast and THEN follow up with whatever you've got left to finish him off."
And then I thought to myself... "Maybe it's time I put this game down..."
This is kinda stupid but whatever, it irked me...
I was reading datapads in the Grissom Academy mission and one is an exam question that asks something along the lines of:
"Two enemies are approaching from the left; one shielded, one unshielded; what action do you take to neutralize them?"
Students answer: "Durr, shockwave?"
Correct answer: "A shockwave is ineffective against a shielded target. Use a singularity followed by warp. Both enemies will be caught in the unstable field which can be detonated with warp to take down the shield and take them both out..."
And I'm like, ""Actually Professor Dispshit, a singularity will only briefly stagger a shielded opponent, not ragdoll him and even a lv.6x6 biotic detonation by the most powerful biotic (hey, it's me, Shepard) is not enough to take down the shields and all the health of even a lowly centurion to kill him outright ESPECIALLY when he cannot be the focus target of said explosion as his shield prevents him from being primed by singularity. It's better to warp/throw combo the shielded target (warp can prime though shields) and probably take down the shields and maybe kill the second enemy in the blast and THEN follow up with whatever you've got left to finish him off."
And then I thought to myself... "Maybe it's time I put this game down..."
I thought they were talking about the actual shields that Cerberus use and a Singularity makes them drop them and float in the air.
I thought they were talking about the actual shields that Cerberus use and a Singularity makes them drop them and float in the air.
You mean the portable shield generators? I don't think it was worded like that. I do know that I thought waaay too much about it.
It did qualify for something I just discovered though because I hadn't read what was actually on a datapad in years.
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