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[Smashmouth]

So I admittedly never cared for Garrus, but after I got my head smashed open and stitched up over the weekend I can barely move. Yet all he does in Mass Effect 2 is chuckle don't make him laugh due to his face barely holding together. After that it's straight to the armory for calibrations. 

 

Maybe I should take Garrus along more on my next playthrough. If he isn't the definition of commitment then I don't know what is! (besides maybe Tali for banging Shep before the suicide mission, going into chaos with a fever can't be fun) 

[Felps Cross]

So I admittedly never cared for Garrus

What? You kidding

 

 

Yet all he does in Mass Effect 2 is chuckle don't make him laugh due to his face barely holding together. After that it's straight to the armory for calibrations. 

 

Maybe I should take Garrus along more on my next playthrough.

Not should. You must. With female Shepard please.

 

 

 

If he isn't the definition of commitment then I don't know what is!

But he is. He always was a sign of commitment and loyalty for Shepard, his father (even if he went rougue) and to the Hierarchy, as shown in ME3. If played right, he can even be a sign of love.

 

 

About Tali, I believe it all went ok. The symptoms she got from the relationship didnt seem to be critical to the mission. As she also said, the sickness after first sex is normal among quarians, after that the body adapts to it and its all fine.