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[Daemul]

Since Mass Effect is pretty much fantasy I would allow any race on, since, with a few exceptions, they're humans in costumes.

In reality how ever, no aliens would get anywhere near the ship.

[Han Shot First]

Any member of a species that doesn't belong to the Citadel Council.

 

It's state-of-the-art technology and top secret. That means you probably shouldn't have Quarians or Krogan poking around it.

 

 

 

n In reality how ever, no aliens would get anywhere near the ship.

 

The Normandy SR1 is an Alliance vessel, but it was co-developed by humans and Turians. 

[MindWeb]

If playing the series showed me anything, it's that anyone can make a good companion. So, yeah, I'd let anyone on the ship. Well, excluding that IGN chick.

[ZEMBANU]

Any one proven trustworthy and useful!

[Isaidlunch]

Quarians, I'd rather not have a species of people who like to steal credit chits and stealth ship technology on my ship.

[We'll bang okay]

just krogan and salarian just to see the tension rise 

[Broganisity]

Human and Krogan Bro Force, Activate!

[RatThing]

I once planned to play a trilogy run with a "humanity first" Shepard in which I wanted to recruit as few alien squadmates as possible, but I never started it.

In real life I guess I would not allow Krogans on my ship, as their violent temper is unpredictable. Also no Yahg and no unknown or hardly known races.

[justafan]

In reality?  Probably only Humans and Turians on the SR1 unless my superiors suggest otherwise, though as a Spectre I still have final say.  The Normandy is state of the art stealth tech, and the only reason I'd allow Turians is because they co-developed it.  Under no circumstances would I allow a Salarian on, they are far too likely to be recruited to steal tech, if they are not already working for the STG.  Same logic applies to Quarians, though I may have made an exception for Tali because even Udina, the super cautious Human ambassador, thought it was a good idea (and will even insist upon it IIRC if you try to keep her off).  

 

Once I got EDI though, sure I'd start recruiting left and right anyone who could help the mission.  I figure an AI can keep tabs on any industrial espionage, and if an officially sectioned terrorist organization can build an improved Normandy, there probably aren't too many secrets left to steal anyways.

[Brainarius]

In real life:

 

ME1: Humans and Turians only plus Tali. Preferably special forces of both including Vanguards, combat Engineers and Infiltrators.

ME2: no change

ME3: Representatives of all races that can bear arms, including a Batarian (there are good ones), a Salarian Infiltrator/Engineer from STG, an Asari Commando, a Geth Prime to replace Legion, a Volus Engineer/Adept, a Drell Infiltrator and at least one Krogan Soldier.

[Daemul]

Any member of a species that doesn't belong to the Citadel Council.

 

It's state-of-the-art technology and top secret. That means you probably shouldn't have Quarians or Krogan poking around it.

 

 

 

 

The Normandy SR1 is an Alliance vessel, but it was co-developed by humans and Turians. 

 

Again, in reality, there are Turians, there is no Citadel Council, anything we build will be built by us and only us. No aliens would get anywhere near it. 

[God]

Anyone who isn't a human or Turian.

[katamuro]

Anyone reasonably intelligent is welcome apart from Vorcha. Reapers, Yagh and other nasties dont count because a)reapers are generally the size of the ship, B)yagh are not exactly a space capable species. While elcor and hanar are ok as people, I have no idea how they even developed the technology to go to space or how they built it. 

Asari, Turians, Krogans, Batarians, Salarians, Drell, Geth and even Volus would have their uses on a ship. 

[DeinonSlayer]

It depends on the individual. The one I'd have the biggest reservations about is, obviously, Geth. Shepard can voice the reason why in ME2 when Legion tries to retrieve the audio recording from the Consensus, if you tell EDI to not permit the connection and choose the neutral option in the following dialogue wheel.

[God]

I'm still rather pissed at Tali for copying our stealth designs and giving them to the Quarians.

[teh DRUMPf!!]

I'm still rather pissed at Tali for copying our stealth designs and giving them to the Quarians.

 

Shoulda listened to officer Tamert; quarians are a bunch of thieves and vagrants.

[God]

I know. ****** suit rats. 

 

Honestly, they are my least favorite race in Mass Effect. Even more than the Asari. I can only think of two Quarians I actually like. 

 

In Dragon Age, I used to hate the elves (overall; I still love Zevran and Tallis, and am ok with Fenris; I basically like Elves that aren't too... Elfy, though I despise Sera. And Merrill. And the Dalish). Inquisition really made them a lot better in my eyes, especially with Solas and Abellas.

[RanetheViking]

In reality?  Probably only Humans and Turians on the SR1 unless my superiors suggest otherwise, though as a Spectre I still have final say.  The Normandy is state of the art stealth tech, and the only reason I'd allow Turians is because they co-developed it. Under no circumstances would I allow a Salarian on, they are far too likely to be recruited to steal tech, if they are not already working for the STG. Same logic applies to Quarians, though I may have made an exception for Tali because even Udina, the super cautious Human ambassador, thought it was a good idea (and will even insist upon it IIRC if you try to keep her off).  

 

 

Do a non-import 'vanilla' ME3 game and the Salarians steal the Normandy's stealth secrets as well as the Reaper IFF 'algorithms'  to make stealth Dreadnoughts.

 

So those sneaky buggers are gonna' get the tech sooner or later.

[Kynare]

Realistically speaking, the chances of me actively recruiting anything other than humans on my ship would be very slim (depending on my status with the council). Even in the game, Shepard is the only human who brings aliens onto his/her crew, and they're a Spectre. If I found a capable soldier who happened to be alien and the political implications don't screw up my operation and/or crew's morale, sure. Otherwise, I'd rather have a full crew of happy humans than a divided crew of constant distrust and tension.

Humans are still having issues accepting our own as capable soldiers. Once we manage that, maybe I'll have a different opinion. In fact, when you think about it, the entire Mass Effect series is pretty much assuming Earth has reached world peace to form the Alliance without any setbacks... you never hear about countries warring with each other...

[ZergRush]

I don't beleive the masses, I believe in the individuals. I would recruit any member of any species to jump into the team and go for the win. As Ms. Kelly Chambers used to say, character matters. Not race, gender etc. Do your jobs, be nice to your teammates or GTFO; simple as that.

 

Although I would reserve myself the right to throw vorcha and varren off the airlock if they started crapping the floor...

[Quarian Master Race]

Only quarians allowed. Best at literally everything so why do I need the others and their peasant diseases?

[DeckardWasAReplicant]

Quarians not on my ship. Just to ****** off ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

[JanetVanDyne]

I'd only allow humans and Quarians. 

 

Wake up guys, Quarians are the only ones that knows what they are doing.

[Quarian Master Race]

Quarians not on my ship. Just to ****** off ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

why would I be pissed. More for my ship

 

 

Wake up guys, Quarians are the only ones that knows what they are doing.

I know right, there are billions of the others and, yet with the exception of humans they can't equal the war assets of a mere 17 million quarians. Humans at least have the excuse of being new, but they are still better than all the others save quarians.

[DeckardWasAReplicant]

Yeah the only ones that know what they are doing and the only ones without a planet. lulz