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[themikefest]

I've heard him say Legion before, but on this playthrough he never said it. He just says throw the machine out the airlock

[cap and gown]

Here is the dialogue I am referring to:

 

[cap and gown]

I was watching GTG doing the Suicide Mission and noticed that that red thing the human reaper shoots at you will kill any Collectors in its path. (you may need to pause the vid to catch the Collectors getting disintigrated.)

[themikefest]

I was watching GTG doing the Suicide Mission and noticed that that red thing the human reaper shoots at you will kill any Collectors in its path. (you may need to pause the vid to catch the Collectors getting disintigrated.)

Its funny when Harbinger gets "killed" in the middle of his dialogue.

[Valdrane78]

It's the same for me. I've played through Mass Effect more times than I care to think about. Hundreds of hours on countless Shepards and it was only last year that I found that same cut-scene.

The situation was similar to the back door into the base on Virmire. I can't think of how many times I played before I found it.

That's funny, I found the backdoor on Virmire before I found the front door.  In ME2, if you go into the AI room at the right time, you can find Legion break dancing.  I've only ever seen him do it once out of a dozen play throughs.

[RanetheViking]

I was watching GTG doing the Suicide Mission and noticed that that red thing the human reaper shoots at you will kill any Collectors in its path. (you may need to pause the vid to catch the Collectors getting disintigrated.)

 

 

Its funny when Harbinger gets "killed" in the middle of his dialogue.

On my last play through Harbinger got 'stuck' when the proto-reaper destroyed one of the platforms as he was assuming control.  He was sort of underneath one them, I could see his barrier now and again and hear him. 

 

It was pretty funny actually, he kept going on and on with his dialogue.  And it made the last fight easier.

[Grieving Natashina]

I just discovered how to give some actually nice red lips to Shep in ME3 in Gibbed.  It took me awhile to get the color and scalar numbers correct.

 

First we need to set the base color.  Under HED_Lips_Tint_Vector (the color wheel on the appearance screen) I used : 0/100/20/51/0/0

 

This next step is very important:  If you go under Raw -> Player -> Appearance -> Head Morph -> Scalar Parameters, you need to find a section called HED_Lips_Tint_Scalar and set it to 1.2

 

If you want it to shine more, then play with the Vector settings under the same section of the raw tab.  The higher the number, the more it will shine in direct light.  I've never been a fan of shiny lipsticks, but there you go.  I've got my lips currently reset to my in-game default of mostly not-there, but I am going to bust this out when I get to Citadel.  

 

The reason why I'm sharing this is for all my exploration, I hadn't found a gibbed set of variables to do a nice shade of red lips for a Femshep.  Oh and let me know if anyone would like a screenshot of my results.

[Antmarch456]

You can actually still assume control of who leads the council in ME2.

On my playthrough, I sacrificed the council and chose Anderson to lead them. But when Miranda asked me who led the new council, I said Udina did. I expected her to think my brain might have been fried, but she agreed with me. I met up with Anderson and Udina's acting all godly as the councilor.

[birefringent]

 

The reason why I'm sharing this is for all my exploration, I hadn't found a gibbed set of variables to do a nice shade of red lips for a Femshep.  Oh and let me know if anyone would like a screenshot of my results.

 

If anybody wants some additional help then here's a simple guide for colouring Shepard in ME3 with Gibbed's. Most of the stuff works for ME2 as well.

 

http://augmentedreal...s-effect-3.html

[Grieving Natashina]

If anybody wants some additional help then here's a simple guide for colouring Shepard in ME3 with Gibbed's. Most of the stuff works for ME2 as well.

 

http://augmentedreal...s-effect-3.html

Here's the ones I used a lot:

 

http://social.biowar...91/blog/233733/

http://elemods.blogs...via-gibbed.html

 

Might as well show off the result.  I turned the scalar down to 1, since it turned out a little too vivid at 1.2  Through some clever use of gibbed, I was able to keep the same eye color for all 3 games (it changes slightly from ME1's default green to ME2.)   

 

 

Edit: You can tell I'm pretty far into the game.  For the main missions, I just have Rannoch, Thessia, Citadel DLC, the Cerebus Base and then Earth to go.  I'm just doing side quests now that I have Tali back on the ship.

 

Edit: That screenshot is one of the very very few times the hair has clipped through anything.  The clipping fix for Allers' hair otherwise works perfectly.

[Vazgen]

I have to ask, why Barrier?

[Grieving Natashina]

I have to ask, why Barrier?

Barrier boosts my shields, plus with Tactical Cloak I can sneak up behind an enemy, detonate, and then stab them.  By the time I'm done with that, I can re-cloak, get to cover, get Barrier back up.  Take some guys with my sniper rifle using Cyro Ammo, then throw either Shep's or another companion's grenade.  Then I follow it up with Incinerate.  Rinse and repeat as needed, with some variations depending upon the situation.  It's really handy and it suits my playstyle well.  Combine that with something fun like Garrus with max Overload and James' max Cyro Blast (plus max Incendiary Ammo) and most enemies barely stand a chance.  

 

That's just what works for me so far as an Infiltrator, though I do change up my party makeup quite a bit.  This worked well my first game too, where I played the same class.  I tend to play rogue/stealth classes a lot. 

[Vazgen]

Barrier boosts my shields, plus with Tactical Cloak I can sneak up behind an enemy, detonate, and then stab them.  By the time I'm done with that, I can re-cloak, get to cover, get Barrier back up.  Take some guys with my sniper rifle using Cyro Ammo, then throw either Shep's or another companion's grenades.  Then I follow it up with Incinerate.  Rinse and repeat as needed, with some variations depending upon the situation.  It's really handy and it suits my playstyle well.  Combine that with something fun like Garrus with max Overload and James' max Cyro Blast (plus max Incendiary Ammo) and most enemies barely stand a chance.  

 

That's just what works for me so far as an Infiltrator.  Worked well my first game too, where I played the same class.  I tend to play rogue/stealth classes a lot.

Personally, I find Fortification to be more useful for an Infiltrator. Less power recharge penalty, more damage protection, melee boost on deactivation

I remember first time playing ME1. When I was asked to pick I class Infiltrator was a no-brainer! I hoped for some sneaking and stealthy kills... I was wrong lol Still one of my two favorite classes to date.

[Grieving Natashina]

Personally, I find Fortification to be more useful for an Infiltrator. Less power recharge penalty, more damage protection, melee boost on deactivation

I remember first time playing ME1. When I was asked to pick I class Infiltrator was a no-brainer! I hoped for some sneaking and stealthy kills... I was wrong lol Still one of my two favorite classes to date.

I tried Fortification and it just didn't work as well for me.  I tried Barrier and ended up falling in love.  

[Vazgen]

Melee Infiltrators should be a lot of fun Does Barrier lift enemies when detonated? That animation is killing me

Have you seen this? Now imagine it with Fortification...

[Antmarch456]

Barrier boosts my shields, plus with Tactical Cloak I can sneak up behind an enemy, detonate, and then stab them.  By the time I'm done with that, I can re-cloak, get to cover, get Barrier back up.  Take some guys with my sniper rifle using Cyro Ammo, then throw either Shep's or another companion's grenade.  Then I follow it up with Incinerate.  Rinse and repeat as needed, with some variations depending upon the situation.  It's really handy and it suits my playstyle well.  Combine that with something fun like Garrus with max Overload and James' max Cyro Blast (plus max Incendiary Ammo) and most enemies barely stand a chance.  
 
That's just what works for me so far as an Infiltrator, though I do change up my party makeup quite a bit.  This worked well my first game too, where I played the same class.  I tend to play rogue/stealth classes a lot. 

Sounds more suited for a shotgun-infiltrator, which I've been trying to do but I keep dying.

My powers were: Tactical Cloak, Defence Drone, Sticky Grenade, Cryo Ammo
Weapon: Disciple
Tactic: Use defence drone, cloak, surprise cryo shotgun enemies quickly (with disciple, i can easily stagger them). Finish with melee or more shotgun. Use sticky grenade for small cluster of enemies or armoured enemy.

Thinking of switching bonus power to Decoy or Defence Matrix instead. But I feel like copying your build.

[themikefest]

If you don't kill the first Harvester in time, after leaving the fob, it will destroy the vehicle its firing at and fly away

[Valdrane78]

If you don't kill the first Harvester in time, after leaving the fob, it will destroy the vehicle its firing at and fly away

If you use Garrus and James and you are a soldier, with the combo of carnage and concussive shot and inferno ammo, you can take down a harvester in about 5 seconds.  And that is on hardcore.

[themikefest]

If you use Garrus and James and you are a soldier, with the combo of carnage and concussive shot and inferno ammo, you can take down a harvester in about 5 seconds.  And that is on hardcore.

If you have Ashley and James, they can take down a harvester just as quick on insanity mode.

[SporkFu]

If you have Ashley and James, they can take down a harvester just as quick on insanity mode.

Ash didn't make it to ME3 for my insanity game, but Garrus and James were my go-to guys. Ash and Garrus are pretty much interchangeable -- at least for sniping -- anyway. I didn't think I'd be able to take down any harvesters, but there I was on the Tuchanka bomb mission, wiping them out. 

[cap and gown]

Give Ashley a Typhoon. Take a coffee break.

 

[SporkFu]

Give Ashley a Typhoon. Take a coffee break.

 

"Sh*t.... he's already dead."     

[themikefest]

Ashley is a bada**. Its too bad I can't have her for the whole game as a squadmate

[SporkFu]

Ashley is a bada**. Its too bad I can't have her for the whole game as a squadmate

Thinking back now, this is my fourth playthrough since I last kept Ash alive to the end of ME3. Heh, It's been a while. 

[Grieving Natashina]

Thinking back now, this is my fourth playthrough since I last kept Ash alive to the end of ME3. Heh, It's been a while. 

Ashley hung over is completely worthwhile.  Kaidan is nicer, but Ash really is funner.  I probably won't be able to kill Ash again though, at least if I play through ME1 and not just set up plot flags for ME2.  I got to meet Kimberly Brooks (who's Ash's VA) at Denver Comic Con, and the voice is identical.  As a result, I did feel kinda bad for leaving Ash with the bomb.

 

I helped the quarians out by getting their admiral out, and then spent some time in Tron the Geth Collective in order to disable some pilots.  Now I'm running around the galaxy working on side quests.