So... I took a vid of my new playthrough with FRAPS, and I was playing it back in slo-mo to get some screenies. Anderson was just talking with Ash on the comm, the reaper had just destroyed the dreadnought, and the shockwave killed the ledge we were standing on, and...
So... I took a vid of my new playthrough with FRAPS, and I was playing it back in slo-mo to get some screenies. Anderson was just talking with Ash on the comm, the reaper had just destroyed the dreadnought, and the shockwave killed the ledge we were standing on, and...
Spoiler
Yep, there are two Anderson during that part. I guess we can feel better now about shooting Anderson.
Yep, there are two Anderson during that part. I guess we can feel better now about shooting Anderson.
Maybe that's why we hear that he was born in London so many times... it's a different Anderson each time.
Yep, there are two Anderson during that part. I guess we can feel better now about shooting Anderson.
Will the real Anderson please stand up? So that means his clone died on the Citadel and the other one is somewhere in London.
Will the real Anderson please stand up? So that means his clone died on the Citadel and the other one is somewhere in London.
He's like those asian soldiers from WWII who got stranded on an island in the south pacific and never realized the war is over. He's hiding in a bunker beneath the streets of London, still trying to co-ordinate the resistance and cursing because no one answers his comm.
If your ems is above 2600, the Normandy will leave the planet with no problem
If your ems is below 2600. the Normandy will be stuck on the planet getting repaired
If your ems is above 2600 and pick destroy, cutscenes will show the reapers being destroyed on Tuchanka and Thessia.
If your ems is below 2600 and pick destroy, there will be no cutscenes showing the reapers being destroyed on Tuchanka and Thessia
Of course if ems is below 1750 and destroy is the only ending available, the door to the Normandy will not open
If the player decides to do the Turian Platoon mission before Thessia, the bomb mission can be completed before Chronos if the only missions completed at that point were Thessia and Sanctuary
I just found out that Cat6 mercs will follow you up onto the sniper perch overlooking Razor Squad.
I so have to try this the next time I play it.
Just go crazy with the Spitfire. That does the trick. 
He's like those asian soldiers from WWII who got stranded on an island in the south pacific and never realized the war is over. He's hiding in a bunker beneath the streets of London, still trying to co-ordinate the resistance and cursing because no one answers his comm.
A few months later, they find him in an abandoned Underground station, surrounded by mannequins holding Avenger AR's and have N7 scribbled on their chests. Truly he is a broken man.
The only time you see Joker not wearing his hat is when at Ilos to drop off the Mako.
He also has his hat off at the beginning of ME2 when he has a helmet on. Though said helmet covers his hairline so you don't really notice.
He also has his hat off at the beginning of ME2 when he has a helmet on. Though said helmet covers his hairline so you don't really notice.
I didn't include that since one could call the helmet a hat if the player wanted to. I knew a few in the military that referred their helmet as a hat.
Before talking with the Cision Motors manager during the Citadel dlc, there is 3 skycars that can be activated giving a brief description of each
The Cision Gallant
Ever want to experience danger from safety of your own skycar? Ever need to explore the vast reaches of the unknown and be home in time for dinner? The Cision Gallant can take you there. Strong, silent, and willing to caharge into battle along the most exclusive blvd's.
"You Can Breathe Easy With Cision Motors" - Manager Snacol Vennher, Cision Motors
The Cision Dauntless
Looking for something unique? Something that will turn even your asari neighbors green with envy?
Look no further than the Cision Dauntless. This rugged beauty doesn't just get from one glamorous vid premier to the next..it ushes you on a cloud of smiles.
"The Best Deal In The Known Universe or my name isn't Snacol Vennher!" - Manager Snacol Vennher, Cision Motots
The Cision Stalwart
Assembled by hand in fabrication tanks that are filled with filtered spring water shipped from the pure ice mountains of Imaneya. The Cision Stalwart isn't just a car. Its a life choice.
"That's The Cision Motors Guarantee" - Manager Snacol Vennher, Cision Motors
During the casino mission when Brooks hands Shepard the lenses, she will make a reference to him/her being an engineer
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wow - what a diference a download makes. Thankyou.
Wow, okay I've got one.
So, contrary to what I thought, I was able to go back to the Silversun Strip before the end of ME3 after the party. When I went inside the apartment to check out the family photo, Shep had just completely vanished from the picture (Garrus was staring intently at thin air.) So, I did a quick save and quick reload and she was back in the picture. Only, with a difference. During the DLC when the photo was taken, I was in one of the nicer NPC dresses (not a lot of bare skin, just a nice blue dress that I like.) After I reloaded my quick save to make Shep reappear, she was in the N7 hoodie that I changed back into in the Normandy after the party.
Today I discovered the atmosphere on Gellix is so thick you can stand on it. (Actually, this phenomenon is not that uncommon, but it made me laugh.)
I just finished ME3 again a bit ago, and I noticed that the Catalyst has a total of three voices that underlay each other, with some coming to the forefront depending upon what it was discussing. One of which is the Child, which seems to be the dominate voice (which I noticed is the loudest when it's being well, childish during the "cleansing fire speech," and nearly begging you to take the Synthesis option,) one of which sounds exactly like Legion, (it's the most obvious when it's talking about it's logic of the whole thing, and during the "Is a wildfire evil?" type speech) and the other sounds like a female (when trying to be a little comforting.) The female sounded a lot like the VA that did the voice for Samara.
The next part is purely headcanon on my part based upon the above. Not trying to cause a debate about anything, just what I've observed:
I've concluded that, in her mind, poor Shep feels that she was ultimately dealing with a malfunctioning VI with multiple personality disorder. No wonder it's been stuck in a logic loop for so long.
Kinda cool. 
I just finished ME3 again a bit ago, and I noticed that the Catalyst has a total of three voices that underlay each other, with some coming to the forefront depending upon what it was discussing. One of which is the Child, which seems to be the dominate voice (which I noticed is the loudest when it's being well, childish during the "cleansing fire speech," and nearly begging you to take the Synthesis option,) one of which sounds exactly like Legion, (it's the most obvious when it's talking about it's logic of the whole thing, and during the "Is a wildfire evil?" type speech) and the other sounds like a female (when trying to be a little comforting.) The female sounded a lot like the VA that did the voice for Samara.
The next part is purely headcanon on my part based upon the above. Not trying to cause a debate about anything, just what I've observed:
I've concluded that, in her mind, poor Shep feels that she was ultimately dealing with a malfunctioning VI with multiple personality disorder. No wonder it's been stuck in a logic loop for so long.
Kinda cool.
The voices are actually that of Jennifer Hale, Mark Meer, and the kid.
The voices are actually that of Jennifer Hale, Mark Meer, and the kid.
Oh very cool.
Here's a bug I found while doing the final conversations with the squad members in London: James disappeared. Seriously, he just vanished. If I didn't have my detection up high (the red circles; I could see them from across a room/open area,) I wouldn't have known where he was. I was able to click on the empty red circle, but he never appeared. So, um...later James. 
Oh very cool.
Here's a bug I found while doing the final conversations with the squad members in London: James disappeared. Seriously, he just vanished. If I didn't have my detection up high (the red circles; I could see them from across a room/open area,) I wouldn't have known where he was. I was able to click on the empty red circle, but he never appeared. So, um...later James.
James did that in one of my games too. I figured he had a last-minute game of Skyllian Five going somewhere.
James did that in one of my games too. I figured he had a last-minute game of Skyllian Five going somewhere.
Forgot to tip the pizza volus again.
Forgot to tip the pizza volus again.
Still stinging from that N7 tattoo, can't get his armor on.
The voices are actually that of Jennifer Hale, Mark Meer, and the kid.
Manshep, Femshep and the kid to be precise. Don't know about Jennifer Hale, but Mark Meer voices more than just Manshep
Manshep, Femshep and the kid to be precise. Don't know about Jennifer Hale, but Mark Meer voices more than just Manshep
He showed off his Vorcha voice at Denver Comic Con this year (watching his face while he was doing that was awesome.) He also did the voice for the hanar(s). So he's also Blasto. 
Edit: After carefully listening to Vigil in ME1, and then Javik in ME3, I listened for the similarities in their accent to see how much the Prothean accent had changed throughout the series. Sure, they aren't identical at all, but certain cadences in the way they spoke were very similar The lilt at the end of their words were almost exactly the same, but the overall dialect was different.
Then it hit me: The Protheans were a massive collection of races by the end. Of course Vigil might sound different; his programmer might not have been from the same part of the galaxy as Javik and the Victory VI creator. Heck, Vigil's programmer might not have been the same race as Javik, since all races under the Prothean empire eventually called themselves "Prothean."
COMMANDAH!!
Manshep, Femshep and the kid to be precise. Don't know about Jennifer Hale, but Mark Meer voices more than just Manshep
Jennifer Hale did the voice of one of the Blue Suns mercs outside the factory on Zaeed's LM.
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