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[Xen]

I think he could be a valuable in game scientific resource. Think of him as a Mordin type character, but instead of a military intelligence services operative turned doctor, he is a fugitive sex offender on the run from quarian authorities (his loyalty mission would deal with this), with a self claimed background in serology. If they actually got thundertactics to do the voice for his in game character, he could also double as a scientific advisor.

he's already sort of appeared (indirectly) in ME3 through a reference in the Citadel DLC, but I think he deserves a bigger role in ME:A. Thoughts?

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

[WildOrchid]

Kill it with fire.

[heinoMK2]

he is a fugitive sex offender on the run from quarian authorities (his loyalty mission would deal with this)

 

[Paulomedi]

Only if he does that in the helmet, to gunk her filters.

[DaemionMoadrin]

Ah, you are killing me.

[Olivia Wilde]

I believe this to be on topic and more of a reply than the OP deserves

[dreamgazer]

This could actually be a really amusing easter egg. Imagine a salarian scientist, a real one, trying to manage some biological issue with the quarian population in Andromeda and rambling on about the differentiation and complexity of their sweat composition ... and being a little too enthusiastic about it.

 

[DeathScepter]

this thread has purity. Now I shall get the popcorn.

 

 

*get the soda and popcorn for everyone*

[BioWareMod01]

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