That's another thing I didn't know; that she survives the coup if you don't talk to her. Heh, I thought I was doing the right thing for a change, so I told her to continue helping the refugees
I think that was meant to be another false Paragon option to get people to mix things up on the wheel.
I think that was meant to be another false Paragon option to get people to mix things up on the wheel.
I read somewhere that you fight a total of 3 banshees at Sanctuary, and someone came up with the idea that they were this Asari and the two daughters this couple has
Well... I believe banshees are only made from ardat-yakshi, and ardat-yakshi are sterile, so the banshees on Horizon can't be them...
I've only seen Conrad when he dives in front of Shepard. How could I have missed him? He's like my favorite character of all time!
I think that was meant to be another false Paragon option to get people to mix things up on the wheel.
Yeah, I've done that before too... just thought, here's my renegade shep, the Butcher of Torfan, trying to do the right thing and help some people, and someone still gets killed for it. Like saving the rachni breeder on Utukku. That doesn't work out so well, either.
There weren't enough by far.
True, but they cant be too common or the surprise factor wears off.
I've only seen Conrad when he dives in front of Shepard. How could I have missed him? He's like my favorite character of all time!
He doesnt spawn in until you start the mini-quest to fix the sabotaged dispensers.
I've only seen Conrad when he dives in front of Shepard. How could I have missed him? He's like my favorite character of all time!
I missed him first time I played ME3, too.
That's another thing I didn't know; that she survives the coup if you don't talk to her. Heh, I thought I was doing the right thing for a change, so I told her to continue helping the refugees
If all you do is tell her to change her identity and not talk with her a 2nd time before the coup, she will survive, but not reveal she was spying on you. If you tell her to continue to help the people she will die because she didn't change her identity
The 2nd time you talk with her before the coup is when she reveals she was spying on you.
I apologize for any confusion.
If all you do is tell her to change her identity and not talk with her a 2nd time before the coup, she will survive, but not reveal she was spying on you. If you tell her to continue to help the people she will die because she didn't change her identity
The 2nd time you talk with her before the coup is when she reveals she was spying on you.
I apologize for any confusion.
Ahh okay, gotcha. Still have to try that out next time.
I've only seen Conrad when he dives in front of Shepard. How could I have missed him? He's like my favorite character of all time!
If you didn't know, if you helped Jenna in ME1, Conrad lives and if she's not in ME3, Conrad dies.
If you didn't know, if you helped Jenna in ME1, Conrad lives and if she's not in ME3, Conrad dies.
That's why I love the whole Conrad bit in ME3; so many little things from ME1 that tie-in to it. Meaningless in the grand scheme of things, but totally worth it.
That's why I love the whole Conrad bit in ME3; so many little things from ME1 that tie-in to it. Meaningless in the grand scheme of things, but totally worth it.
I still cant believe they made it so complicated to get the bloody 5 points for assets from him.
Emily Wong will be in the Presidium tower at some point after you first meet her, asking you to bug something. I've never noticed this until my last playthrough.
I'm calling it. Jona for quarian squadmate in ME4.
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Jona will be said angry broody orphan with a deep hatred for anything to do with synthetic life. Spent his whole life looking out for himself and searching for answers
I still cant believe they made it so complicated to get the bloody 5 points for assets from him.
That's what makes it so good. Second time I played ME3 and actually talked to Conrad, I didn't have
Garrus: One of the worst parts of this war is watching the kids react. If they're lucky they grow thinking the galaxy is basically a decent place. A few rough spots here and there, but for the most part, life makes sense. Now they find out it was all a lie. They wake up to see these things in the dark that just want to destroy everyone they ever cared about.
If they survive, there will be alot of angry orphans out there looking for answers.
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Jona will be said angry broody orphan with a deep hatred for anything to do with synthetic life. Spent his whole life looking out for himself and searching for answers
And he'll be the only quarian who still wears a full suit, and still has the same vulnerabilities because he refused to let a geth help him strengthen his immune system.
Emily Wong will be in the Presidium tower at some point after you first meet her, asking you to bug something. I've never noticed this until my last playthrough.
It's kinda easy to miss her for the second quest, because she changes locations. I don't remember too many others doing that.
And he'll be the only quarian who still wears a full suit, and still has the same vulnerabilities because he refused to let a geth help him strengthen his immune system.
In other news, I just found out Garrus is the only one who doesn't care to state the obvious at the Sur'Kesh mission 
sidenote: I remember seeing that the soldier operating the elevator didn't survive that blast 3:
In other news, I just found out Garrus is the only one who doesn't care to state the obvious at the Sur'Kesh mission
Garrus' reaction was the best. He's been there, done that. That's why James has to start exaggerating his accomplishments in that conversation on the crew deck.
That's what you get for going soft.Yeah, I've done that before too... just thought, here's my renegade shep, the Butcher of Torfan, trying to do the right thing and help some people, and someone still gets killed for it. Like saving the rachni breeder on Utukku. That doesn't work out so well, either.
Well... I believe banshees are only made from ardat-yakshi, and ardat-yakshi are sterile, so the banshees on Horizon can't be them...
I've read it somewhere(might have been codex, but more than likely fanfiction) that it's enough for the asari to have a latent AY gene. That would explain how Reapers can produce so many banshees.
I actually like this one. Makes sense.
She's a bad girl, you know?
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Though you're certainly right about the "smoking hot" part
Ha. Love it. 
That reminds me of another one similar to that , titled "Saint to Sinner', where she's sporting a big back job and smoking a ciggy.
People may already know this, but if you don't tell Kelly to change her identity, she will be killed by Cerberus during the coup which you learn from hearing from someone mentioning that Cerberus shot her in the head on the docks and you also hear Ken and Gabby talking about her death.
If you tell her to change her identity and get mad that she was spying on you in ME2, she commits suicide. You hear about it on the docks after the coup that she took a cyanide capsule. You will also hear Ken and Gabby talk about her committing suicide and believe it was caused from being abducted by the collectors.
Another thing is if you have Conrad Verner in ME3, you can talk to him about thermal clips.
I didn't know that about her committing suicide. Huh! You learn something everyday. 
I've read it somewhere(might have been codex, but more than likely fanfiction) that it's enough for the asari to have a latent AY gene. That would explain how Reapers can produce so many banshees.
I actually like this one. Makes sense.
But would having the latent gene still make them sterile?
But would having the latent gene still make them sterile?
It wouldn't. But it could be enough for Reapers to do their magic.
An Asari in the Alliance?
Also, the bartender to the right who dances alternates between an Asari and a human between visits, as does the dancer who dances behind shepard when you are on the dancefloor.
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