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[The Devlish Redhead]

The IT came about. 

Ah.......But that was a fan made explanation for something that may or may not be there.

[Hair Serious Business]

I just did Grissom Academy for the upteenth time. Meeting David Archer always gets me a little choked up. (but if you repeat that I'll have to kill you)

 

"The square root of 906.01 equals ... ?

 

"30.1"

 

*sniffle*

 

When I saw him back in ME3 I started to cry and I didn't knew I was crying until my sister came and ask me why am I crying...

[The Devlish Redhead]

When I saw him back in ME3 I started to cry and I didn't knew I was crying until my sister came and ask me why am I crying...

 

Yeah it's quite sad...... But better there then with Cerberus

[Kareen2015]

I've just finished my 1st play through the trilogy(i know better later than never), and, oh my , the end! , the whole ending makes me sad..

 

running to the beam with all good memories, Mordin, Thane, Ash with all of those who died along this rush to take me there, saving Garus & Tali on the way my 2 last squadmates and then....

''they're all gone'' +-+ Noooooooooooooo! it can't be...

I've destroyed everything, shot the Elusive man in the head and watched Anderson dying, i've felt so useless at this moment but the rest of us will live.

I was not able to look at my friends when they put my name on the wall of my vessel, the Normandy

one to save billions, reminds me of Néo

it was a hell of a journey, thks Bioware

[von uber]

Am I the only one who wasn't that bothered about David Archer?

[Kurt M.]

Am I the only one who wasn't that bothered about David Archer?

 

Yeah. What's the big deal about piercing an autistic guy all over with machines and plugging him to the Geth?

[Valmar]

Which game is this 1, 2, or 3?

 

Next playthough I plan to find this area and sit and listen

 

I'm pretty sure both those events take place during the final mission on Earth. Running off memory here but the troop casualty report is on the ground level where you can talk to Vega for the last time and make your goodbyes. I think its near where you can see some parked trucks but I could be wrong on that. Just walk around on the ground level and you're bound to run into it, though.

 

The civilian trying to save the soldier dialogue I believe takes place near where Liara is. Remember I'm talking about the final mission on earth where Shepard essentially gets to say his goodbyes to everyone. I think the civilian dialogue was actually part of a data pad but I could be wrong. I think its inside a little empty corner room with beds right before you walk around the corner to see Liara. Again, all this is running purely off of memory so I could be wrong.

 

While I may not be 100% sure the exact location on the map these take place I am at least 99% certain that its all during the final goodbye mission on earth. You know, the one where you say goodbye to your crew on the ground or call up all the old squadmates. That map. Just walk around and explore it for a bit. It isn't that big, you're bound to find them.

[Darius M.]

Which game is this 1, 2, or 3?

 

Next playthough I plan to find this area and sit and listen

Warning: Mild Spoilers

 

It's in Mass Effect 3 once you return to Earth.

 

1. After Anderson rescues you, and you go back to the Firebase, go through the building you start in and there are some soldiers huddled around a radio. It works like the rest of the "auto" conversations. Just take a couple steps away, then come back and it'll continue for as much as you would like to hear. 

 

2. I'm pretty sure it's right after your chat with Liara. But it's one of those hallways. You HAVE to pass the medic, so you'll hear it going by. Stay and have a listen if you please... like I said, pretty gutwrenching stuff. Hope this helps!

[The Devlish Redhead]

I'm pretty sure both those events take place during the final mission on Earth. Running off memory here but the troop casualty report is on the ground level where you can talk to Vega for the last time and make your goodbyes. I think its near where you can see some parked trucks but I could be wrong on that. Just walk around on the ground level and you're bound to run into it, though.

 

The civilian trying to save the soldier dialogue I believe takes place near where Liara is. Remember I'm talking about the final mission on earth where Shepard essentially gets to say his goodbyes to everyone. I think the civilian dialogue was actually part of a data pad but I could be wrong. I think its inside a little empty corner room with beds right before you walk around the corner to see Liara. Again, all this is running purely off of memory so I could be wrong.

 

While I may not be 100% sure the exact location on the map these take place I am at least 99% certain that its all during the final goodbye mission on earth. You know, the one where you say goodbye to your crew on the ground or call up all the old squadmates. That map. Just walk around and explore it for a bit. It isn't that big, you're bound to find them.

 

 

Warning: Mild Spoilers

 

It's in Mass Effect 3 once you return to Earth.

 

1. After Anderson rescues you, and you go back to the Firebase, go through the building you start in and there are some soldiers huddled around a radio. It works like the rest of the "auto" conversations. Just take a couple steps away, then come back and it'll continue for as much as you would like to hear. 

 

2. I'm pretty sure it's right after your chat with Liara. But it's one of those hallways. You HAVE to pass the medic, so you'll hear it going by. Stay and have a listen if you please... like I said, pretty gutwrenching stuff. Hope this helps!

 

 

Thanks guys that's helpful........ I didn't know that was there now I am curious to find them.

[Orikon]

The saddest thing in the ME Trilogy?

 

Find out what Bioware had originally planned for Priority:Earth.

[themikefest]

Saddest thing. I haven't played ME at all in over 3 weeks since DAI was released.

[Kurt M.]

Saddest thing. I haven't played ME at all in over 3 weeks since DAI was released.

 

Once I finish my actual Novaguard build, I'll probably do the same.

[The Devlish Redhead]

The saddest thing in the ME Trilogy?

 

Find out what Bioware had originally planned for Priority:Earth.

 

Actually what was that? I never read about what the original plan was.

[Bowie Hawkins]

The prayer scene for Thane always makes me misty-eyed, and just the memory of Mordin's wistful "Would have liked to study the seashells" is enough to wreck me.

 

But having Tali tell Legion that he has a soul devastates me every damn time I hear it. She's grown up in fear of the Geth her entire life, and her father's experiments led to the Geth exterminating of everyone she had grown up with - she had as much if not more reason to hate the Geth as any other member of her race, but she's willing to put her hate aside and acknowledge Legion as not just a squadmate but a fellow person.

 

And she says it just a moment too late for him to hear. It breaks my goddamned heart to think about that.

[Gkonone]

For me it's easily the ending of ME3. No more Shepard anytime soon if at all (although I'm almost positive Shep will return), that's sad. I've grown to love the crew and my Shep over the course of 3 games and it's all over now.
Apart from that there's the sacrifice of Legion and Mordin mostly.

[Dubozz]

The saddest thing? ME3 failed miserably in it's most important moment.

 

also this

 

The saddest thing in the trilogy is Mac Walters taking over writing for Drew Karpyshyn.

 

[in it for the lolz]

The saddest thing?

Having to put up with that damnable Blueskin.

[themikefest]

Dr.Chakwas talking to Adams in the crew quarters

Spoiler

[von uber]

Yeah. What's the big deal about piercing an autistic guy all over with machines and plugging him to the Geth?

Eh it's just one of many horrors, especially in me3. Yes it's terrible etc, but I never got the emotive connection others seem to have got.

[The Devlish Redhead]

Dr.Chakwas talking to Adams in the crew quarters

Spoiler

 

 

OMG now you make me want to put the game back on...... I never had that scene, or did I miss it?

 

When in the game does this happen?

 

It did make me sad

 

Also finding out Kelly Chamers was murdered in the Cerberus assault on the Citadel.....

[themikefest]

OMG now you make me want to put the game back on...... I never had that scene, or did I miss it?

 

When in the game does this happen?

 

It did make me sad

 

Also finding out Kelly Chamers was murdered in the Cerberus assault on the Citadel.....

Talk with Adams and Chakwas after the first dream. Keep talking with them and after Wiks/Mordin are on the ship, go into the crew quarters and they will be talking. You might have to visit them a few times for the dialogue to pop up. I know each time Shepard enters the crew quarters, their dialogue is different. 

[themikefest]

 

Also finding out Kelly Chamers was murdered in the Cerberus assault on the Citadel.....

She is shot by Cerberus if Shepard doesn't tell her to change her identity. 

Beginning of the video shows how she can die another way

Spoiler

[Kurt M.]

Eh it's just one of many horrors, especially in me3. Yes it's terrible etc, but I never got the emotive connection others seem to have got.

 

Right. Because you're terrible

[Go0lden_Archer]

Grunt possible death on the Rachni mission. When I first played ME3, I've stared at the screen and just couldn't believe it, and then he comes out from that cave, still couldn't belive it, but for other reasons. I still remember laughing for no reason after he showed up, even tho, I never really cared much about him before. 

 

Also Mordin's sacrifice. “Had to be me. Someone else might have gotten it wrong.” After that phase, and up until the explosion. Same as with Grunt, never really cared about this character during ME2, but damn..

 

And Shepard during "perfect-peacemaker" control ending. Walked all that way, died along the way even, did his best to unite the galaxy, and then gave his life, to protect it. I remember staring at those 3 colours for about 10 minutes. First picked up Synthesys, had to replay, then desided to pick destroy, realised that Shep survived, but the cost was simply to high, after EDI's dialogs, and Quarian + Geth union, and then, picked control. The best and the worst (Not in "These ending are bad!" kind of way) decision of entire series, all things considered. And that's after all that time that I've played ME, hoping to have some kind of happy ending, it was truly sad for me.

[Antmarch456]

Actually, what was the original plan for Priority: Earth?

Another suicide mission? Some squadmate getting executed for destroying something? Saren risen from the dead holding a shiny, red sword?