Even if you never had any dealings with General Oraka in ME1, Shepard will still greet him in ME3 the same way as if she had.
This is a pretty weird oversight, since Barla Von's encounter in ME3 will change slightly depending on whether or not Shepard ever talked to him in ME1.
I obtained it before I ever played through From Ashes on PS3 during my first ME3 import. It is located within the vanilla files. From Ashes gives you an alternative plot condition to unlock it much like Dominate.
I had unlocked Slam and Dominate in ME2, but still needed to meet the conditions to unlock them in ME3. You must be special.
And here I thought I discovered something no one had before me 
On the Geth dreadnought, if Tali is dead and you ask why you have to go to the main console (or w/e) and can't just use any access console, Javik says: 'Ask the one who we left behind (Xen), she knows the tech'
I would've expected Xen to answer that question o.O
I learned that I got cheated in the beginning of ME1. Sovereign should have gone down. We should have been scouring the crater for reaper parts, and a reaper IFF right then. I have proof: See? I had a target triangle.
I learned that I got cheated in the beginning of ME1. Sovereign should have gone down. We should have been scouring the crater for reaper parts, and a reaper IFF right then. I have proof: See? I had a target triangle.
Sovereign: I AM THE VANGUARD OF YOUR AAAIIIEEEEEEE!
shep: That was for Jenkins you son of a b***h!
Would have been funny if, when TIM was talking about going to the derelict reaper to get the IFF...
shep: you need an IFF? I had one of those back on the SR-1.
TIM: It'll be a very dangerous mission and... what did you say?
shep: Sure. In fact, I buried it next to that monument. EDI? Set course for Alchera.
TIM: What about the derelict reaper? My people risked a lot to go there, you know.
shep *making talking motions with her hand and rolling her eyes*
TIM: Fine. Do it your way.
After I did the Turian Platoon Mission, I decided to do the Cerberus Labs, Cerberus Attack and the Cerberus Abductions missions. When I went to Shepard's private terminal I got this message from Wreav.
From Wreav
they hit Tuchanka. massive bomb meant to cripple us. when we find out who is responsible, EVERY KROGAN will cry out for blood.
WE WIIL SLAUGHTER THEM ALL
I went and talked with Wreav, Victus and they didn't mention the bomb exploding.
I went to the galaxy map and noticed the bomb mission was still on the map. I'm wondering why I got the message from Wreav about the bomb going boom if the mission is still on the map?
I ignored it and went to Eden Prime to get Javik. I got back and went to talk with Victus, Wreav and still no mentioning of the bomb exploding.
So I made a save at this point. I went to the galaxy map and noticed the bomb mission was still on the map. I went and did the mission and got back to hear Wreav and Victus argue.
So I went back to the save I made and instead doing of the bomb mission, I did the cure/sabotage the genophage mission. After the mission, the war assets indicated the bomb did go boom and it was not on the map anymore.
This part is my opinion. I believe that you can do as many misssions that you want, including Omega dlc and Leviathan dlc, after the Turian Platoon mission without the bomb going boom until you decide to cure/sabotage the genophage mission.
I got to thinking about this, now that I am about to do the bomb mission. The reason the bomb cannot go off before the Coup is because it is supposed to kill Eve. Except it can't if she is on the ship. So the email arrives after 3 missions, but the bomb can't actually go off until after the Coup. Probably something changed along the way, or two different people were responsible for the consequences, one person for the war asset, one person for the email.
Jenkins looks like Sandal from Dragon Age and not just a little bit either. On omega there's an asari looking for someone named Ruck who is lost somewhere which is the same name as a lost dwarf in Dragon Age.
In the beginning the reapers refer to themselves as 'I' in ME2 and 3 they refer to themselves as 'we'. The Geth start off calling themselves 'we' in ME2 by 3 they refer to themselves as 'I' if you don't kill them.
In the beginning the reapers refer to themselves as 'I' in ME2 and 3 they refer to themselves as 'we'. The Geth start off calling themselves 'we' in ME2 by 3 they refer to themselves as 'I' if you don't kill them.
EDI makes a big point of the fact that Legion called itself "I" in its last moments.
I got to thinking about this, now that I am about to do the bomb mission. The reason the bomb cannot go off before the Coup is because it is supposed to kill Eve. Except it can't if she is on the ship. So the email arrives after 3 missions, but the bomb can't actually go off until after the Coup. Probably something changed along the way, or two different people were responsible for the consequences, one person for the war asset, one person for the email.
The bomb does explode before the coup. After the mission to cure/sabotage, the war assets takes into account the bomb did go boom. On the galaxy map, the bomb mission is no longer available
I know which makes it weird that the Reapers would suddenly stop calling themselves 'I'. Not that it's incredibly noticeable or does much to the overall story.
I just noticed that my space hamster disappeared, I bought one in Mass Effect 2, but I can't find him in my cabin in the Mass Effect 3 import
He was always so friendly to me... 
I just noticed that my space hamster disappeared, I bought one in Mass Effect 2, but I can't find him in my cabin in the Mass Effect 3 import
He was always so friendly to me...
I just noticed that my space hamster disappeared, I bought one in Mass Effect 2, but I can't find him in my cabin in the Mass Effect 3 import
He was always so friendly to me...
hahahaha omg seriously? 
hahahaha omg seriously?
It took me about 20 minutes to grab him the first time I went to find him.
It took me about 20 minutes to grab him the first time I went to find him.
Me too. Stupid hamster.
I'm sorry, Boo. I didn't mean it.
At least he smiles when you find him 
I've read most of this thread, didn't see this:
So I played ME2 and ME3 mostly Paragon (I had a few Renegade interrupts, but never more than 1 bar overall in each game). So, I figured I didn't need to fix Shep's scars. No problems, the scars never reappeared, never spent any resources in the MedBay getting them fixed.
However:
After ascending the beam and returning to the Citadel in ME3, despite the fact that I had only 1 Renegade bar and the rest filled with Paragon, the scars re-appeared. The eyes didn't glow red, but the all the scars on the face came back.
I've read most of this thread, didn't see this:
So I played ME2 and ME3 mostly Paragon (I had a few Renegade interrupts, but never more than 1 bar overall in each game). So, I figured I didn't need to fix Shep's scars. No problems, the scars never reappeared, never spent any resources in the MedBay getting them fixed.
However:
After ascending the beam and returning to the Citadel in ME3, despite the fact that I had only 1 Renegade bar and the rest filled with Paragon, the scars re-appeared. The eyes didn't glow red, but the all the scars on the face came back.
I think that he was a little bruised from the encounter with Sovereign and the landing when entering the Citadel through the beam 
I don't think it had something to do with renegade, my FemShep was also a full paragon in the three games, but she was also bruised 
Well, that's what I think about it 
In my recent playthrough of ME1, I never encounter Rear Admiral Mikhailovich.
In my recent playthrough of ME1, I never encounter Rear Admiral Mikhailovich.
How many times did you visit the Citadel? I think I had that happen once, but that was because I never went back to the Citadel until I was forced to by the game after completing all the main story missions.
How many times did you visit the Citadel? I think I had that happen once, but that was because I never went back to the Citadel until I was forced to by the game after completing all the main story missions.
I just avoided going back to the Citadel until the game forced me to.
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