Yep, I love doing that. Have to be quick, no time to stop and chat. Got a galaxy to save
Had that happen as well. In one playthrough, I had femshep apologize twice because I moved too fast forward and again when I activated the first painting.
I've also noticed that the dialogue differs if you interrupt Wreav.
I heard some advertisements on the ME2 Citadel today that I'd never heard before. I hadn't realized that they could be clicked on additional times to get new adverts.
I imagine many people are in the same boat. I know I didn't realize you could click on prompts multiple times and get different dialogue for quite a long time. So as a service to those who may have missed out on various dialogue cycles I offer the following videos of dialogue cycles on Omega and the Citadel. (I have also gathered these together into a playlist. For a comprehensive look at dialogue on Zakera Ward, including all but one of the advertising pillars, you can check out this video. Warning: it is an hour long tour of Zakera Ward.)
The Batarian Preacher on Omega. (mass effect 2 version)
The Volus ship salesman. (note: for a male Shepard, the Volus will substitute the word "virile" for "fertile.")
All lines from Kasumi's "advertisement" when you don't click on it right away.
The "life-span talk" between an Asari and a Turian.
All lines about fish on the Presidium from the Krogan.
All lines from Rebekah and Michael in Mass Effect 2.
The "refund guy" in Mass Effect 2. (note: I may go through my vids and update this to include his lines from Mass Effect 1 & 3)
All lines from the Tupari drink machine. Remember: Paragade is for losers!
I imagine many people are in the same boat. I know I didn't realize you could click on prompts multiple times and get different dialogue for quite a long time. So as a service to those who may have missed out on various dialogue cycles I offer the following videos of dialogue cycles on Omega and the Citadel. (I have also gathered these together into a playlist.
This picture which made me chuckel. I'm going to have to do this one of these days.
This is too funny; I actually set the squad up in trekkian armor like this for this playthrough; shep in Devlon Liberator armor (white and yellow), Kaidan, Liara, and Tali in Devlon Explorer armor (white and blue) and Ash, Garrus and Wrex in Sirta Phoenix Armor (white and err, red) 
... Wrex is gonna hate me.
What's funny is that the Phoenix Armor does look white and actually red in ME3.
I imagine many people are in the same boat. I know I didn't realize you could click on prompts multiple times and get different dialogue for quite a long time. So as a service to those who may have missed out on various dialogue cycles I offer the following videos of dialogue cycles on Omega and the Citadel. (I have also gathered these together into a playlist. For a comprehensive look at dialogue on Zakera Ward, including all but one of the advertising pillars, you can check out this video. Warning: it is an hour long tour of Zakera Ward.)
The Batarian Preacher on Omega. (mass effect 2 version)
The Volus ship salesman. (note: for a male Shepard, the Volus will substitute the word "virile" for "fertile.")
All lines from Kasumi's "advertisement" when you don't click on it right away.
The "life-span talk" between an Asari and a Turian.
All lines about fish on the Presidium from the Krogan.
All lines from Rebekah and Michael in Mass Effect 2.
The "refund guy" in Mass Effect 2. (note: I may go through my vids and update this to include his lines from Mass Effect 1 & 3)
All lines from the Tupari drink machine. Remember: Paragade is for losers!
Man, you're just amazing!
I recently noticed Cerberus wanted posters for Aria and Nyreen in the Omega DLC, in the outpost just before final assault. If the last four digits in their id numbers are their years of birth, that would make Nyreen 45 and Aria 1138 years old.
When playing a default ME3 playthrough, Jacob will be the only ME2 character in Citadel dlc if the player decides to rescue the ex-Cerbeus scientists. Miranda will die no matter what and Mordin can live or die, depending on what the player chooses, but will never be in the dlc
All cutscenes are capped at 30fps regardless of what the ingame engine can do.
I recently noticed Cerberus wanted posters for Aria and Nyreen in the Omega DLC, in the outpost just before final assault. If the last four digits in their id numbers are their years of birth, that would make Nyreen 45 and Aria 1138 years old.
I talked to Gavin Archer with a non-imported Shepard and apparently he nuked his brother after the kid gained control of the Project Overlord.
Taking a Cerberus shuttle off of Grissom Academy and the interior looks exactly like an Alliance Kodiak. If you use PC flycam you can look on the outside and see that it is indeed a Kodiak.
When crash landing on Desponia in Leviathan DLC, as Shepard exists the Kodiak, the interior is a Cerberus shuttle with the Cerb logo right behind Shepard.
I talked to Gavin Archer with a non-imported Shepard and apparently he nuked his brother after the kid gained control of the Project Overlord.
Wish they had given me that option in ME2
1138? It seems like Aria would be the oldest asari if the lifespan is around 1000.
There I was taking lovely screenshots... eh.. saving the galaxy, when a phantom sneaked by me, and started slashing Liara. As a biotic goddess Liara was quite happy ignoring the phantom while calmly repairing the AA gun. Repair = godmode 
Well certainly one of them. And still the most badass around - should have had the option to have her as a squad member
Aria? Squad member? As in, working for Shepard?
Aria? Squad member? As in, working for Shepard?
I suspect it would be with.. not for
Yeah, true. Don't be surprised to hear that Aria has decided to make the Captain's Quaters her own though and make Shepard sleep in those pods on Deck 3.
How do the crew even manage to sleep in those pods anyway? Trying to sleep whilst standing upright would be impossible for me.
How do the crew even manage to sleep in those pods anyway? Trying to sleep whilst standing upright would be impossible for me.
If I'm remembering the codex right, frigates like the Normandy don't actually have artificial gravity, so it's more a 'floating' instead of 'standing'.
This is just one of the things that make no sense however you turn 'em.
1138? That's a sneakily disguised nod to George Lucas. Who has put 1138 in all his movies because it's a reference to his film THX-1138.
1138? That's a sneakily disguised nod to George Lucas. Who has put 1138 in all his movies because it's a reference to his film THX-1138.
Recently discovered that Liara has a couple of lines of dialogue on Thessia I'd never heard before. When you get to the temple, instead of heading for the "lock" for the barrier, just walk to the edge on the right. Great view too, but... where'd the Reaper we followed go? 
Oily shadows bug on Rannoch.
I don't know if this only happens on my system, but the only way I get this is when I start using flycam, playersonly, to take screenshots. No idea if this is triggered by something, or if it's meant to happen every time. Tried a bunch of times with different choices, and modding my para/ren values, but that didn't change anything for me. First time I saw this was on a youtube playthrough a few days ago.
Oily shadows bug on Rannoch.
I don't know if this only happens on my system, but the only way I get this is when I start using flycam, playersonly, to take screenshots. No idea if this is triggered by something, or if it's meant to happen every time. Tried a bunch of times with different choices, and modding my para/ren values, but that didn't change anything for me. First time I saw this was on a youtube playthrough a few days ago.
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Reaper indoctrination in action
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