It just seems they were too lazy to create new species.
Which is something I can understand.
I'm sure the music that plays during 'From Ashes' is the same that played during the Eden Prime mission in ME1.
It is! Both the ambient music and the combat music.
I just confirmed this: normally Sentinel Shepard uses dual omni-blades for heavy melee. But in the sushi place cut scene when Shepard does an overcover grab, she uses a biotic punch instead.
Steve measures weights in pounds, which would be highly unliekly in 2185.
Steve measures weights in pounds, which would be highly unliekly in 2185.
I don't know, the same weight has a bigger number in pounds vs kilograms which is somewhat comforting when your lifting.
I don't know, the same weight has a bigger number in pounds vs kilograms which is somewhat comforting when your lifting.
Maybe, but imperial is obsolete in the present day, it's only really America that holds out.
Also - the neutral option on Liara's beacon scene is rather good.
This Turian encourages his asari girlfriend to go to Sanctuary.
Brooks mentions that were legends, but Shepard doesn't mention the other crewmembers and the ME2 squadmates as legends, which they are, for helping defeat the collectors.
Just before you jump across and the destroyer fires at you, you hear Mordin saying he's preparing the cure, and since I have T'soni, she says by the goddess, to our left. What I did was go back from where I came from to see if I missed anything. I didn't. I went back to jump, when Mordin and T'soni say the same dialogue again.
After the Turian fighters shoot at the destroyer and before you jump down to face the brutes, if you stay in that spot for what semed like longer than 30 seconds, a critical mission failure screen comes up.
After killing all the brutes, if you choose to, as you move towards one of the hammers, look up and you see the destroyer with its leg up in the air ready to stomp on you when you move. Its funny if you don't move and it has its leg just up in air like that. Too bad I didn't have a stick and throw it to see if the destroyer wanted to play fetch
After the 2nd dream, I usually pick the bottom right dialogue to end the conversation quicker with T'soni, but this time I chose the upper right dialogue with femshep saying she's thinking of Kaidan. Liara mentions Kaidan and in my playthrough from ME1, she never met him.
When Addams mention needing a thermal pipe, Ken turns his head to his right making some comment instead of turning his head to his left where Shepard and Adams are standing.
When Addams mention needing a thermal pipe, Ken turns his head to his right making some comment instead of turning his head to his left where Shepard and Adams are standing.
This is odd since in my game he turns his head to the left. I know because I have that as a save point to check if my video and audio tracks are in sync when I process a video.
Also, as to the Reaper on Tuchanka. If you see one leg lifted up ready to stomp you, you can go to the opposite stair case and it will lift that leg and put the other one down. If you keep going back and forth from one stair case to the other the Reaper will keep lifting one leg and putting the other one down. Shepard can play physical fitness coach for the reaper.
This is odd since in my game he turns his head to the left. I know because I have that as a save point to check if my video and audio tracks are in sync when I process a video.
I wonder if it has anything to do with what happened in ME2. He turned his head to the right mentioning someone died because I didn't have shields for the ship. He might turn his to the left if you had shields in ME2. I don't recall.
Brooks mentions that were legends, but Shepard doesn't mention the other crewmembers and the ME2 squadmates as legends, which they are, for helping defeat the collectors.
Just before you jump across and the destroyer fires at you, you hear Mordin saying he's preparing the cure, and since I have T'soni, she says by the goddess, to our left. What I did was go back from where I came from to see if I missed anything. I didn't. I went back to jump, when Mordin and T'soni say the same dialogue again.
After the Turian fighters shoot at the destroyer and before you jump down to face the brutes, if you stay in that spot for what semed like longer than 30 seconds, a critical mission failure screen comes up.
After killing all the brutes, if you choose to, as you move towards one of the hammers, look up and you see the destroyer with its leg up in the air ready to stomp on you when you move. Its funny if you don't move and it has its leg just up in air like that. Too bad I didn't have a stick and throw it to see if the destroyer wanted to play fetch
After the 2nd dream, I usually pick the bottom right dialogue to end the conversation quicker with T'soni, but this time I chose the upper right dialogue with femshep saying she's thinking of Kaidan. Liara mentions Kaidan and in my playthrough from ME1, she never met him.
When Addams mention needing a thermal pipe, Ken turns his head to his right making some comment instead of turning his head to his left where Shepard and Adams are standing.
This is starting to make ME3 seem like some kind of medigel-addled fever dream.
In ME1, if you use the rapid transit to go meet with the Council for the first time you will start out near the elevator instead of near the rapid transit terminal like you would on subsequent trips to the Citadel Tower. (Since I usually fart around on the Presidium before heading up to see the Council, I usually take the elevator, but not this time.)
Just before you head upstairs to the Executor's office, the table that you see where the Salarian Councillor is seen, has only 6 chairs, but when you see her push the chair, the table now has 8 chairs.
In the Leviathan DLC, the Namikil dig site mission. Usually you get one encounter with a harvester half way up that you drive off after you damage it. But if you save your game and then reload, the harvesters become more aggressive and harass you all the way up. (I even got killed by harvesters while I was inside the prefab hut thingy's).
This has happened to me in both the xbox and PS3 versions.
Brooks mentions that were legends, but Shepard doesn't mention the other crewmembers and the ME2 squadmates as legends, which they are, for helping defeat the collectors.
Just before you jump across and the destroyer fires at you, you hear Mordin saying he's preparing the cure, and since I have T'soni, she says by the goddess, to our left. What I did was go back from where I came from to see if I missed anything. I didn't. I went back to jump, when Mordin and T'soni say the same dialogue again.
After the Turian fighters shoot at the destroyer and before you jump down to face the brutes, if you stay in that spot for what semed like longer than 30 seconds, a critical mission failure screen comes up.
After killing all the brutes, if you choose to, as you move towards one of the hammers, look up and you see the destroyer with its leg up in the air ready to stomp on you when you move. Its funny if you don't move and it has its leg just up in air like that. Too bad I didn't have a stick and throw it to see if the destroyer wanted to play fetch
After the 2nd dream, I usually pick the bottom right dialogue to end the conversation quicker with T'soni, but this time I chose the upper right dialogue with femshep saying she's thinking of Kaidan. Liara mentions Kaidan and in my playthrough from ME1, she never met him.
When Addams mention needing a thermal pipe, Ken turns his head to his right making some comment instead of turning his head to his left where Shepard and Adams are standing.
I never fight the Brutes. I just run right past them and activate the hammers.
That's what I did on every playthrough except for the this current playthrough. Yesterday was the first time I killed them all(9) only to see what would happen. It wasn't that hard even on insanity.
Funny.. I've always killed the Brutes. Never occurred to me not to.
I've always dodged them, killed one or two occasionally. I figured they had infinite respawns.
Funny.. I've always killed the Brutes. Never occurred to me not to.
Yeah, me too. Can't get enough combat.
I always play on Insanity and it's .. umm, insanely easy to kill them all.
At least now we finally know what information Shadow Broker Liara was monitoring.So I usually romance Liara in ME1, bang Jack and romance Miranda in ME2 while continuing the romance with Liara in LotSB. Then romance Liara in ME3 (but tell Miranda that I still wanna be with her).
This time, I did all of that but then hooked up with Miranda in the Presidium commons which I guess locks in the romance, then talked to Liara in the commons and it was an amicable conversation (otherwise the "I want to be more than friends" option pops up). She seemed totally fine being friends.
Then I talked to her on the Normandy and she flips out on me by saying she knows I'm back with Miranda and now says "I'm occupied, Shepard" in a really bitchy way whenever I talk to her.
Chicks, man.
At least now we finally know what information Shadow Broker Liara was monitoring.
This Turian encourages his asari girlfriend to go to Sanctuary.
Wonder if she's that one Banshee we see trapped behind glass.
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