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[Kmbro90]

I liked Thanes and Samara's. It was a nice chance of pace, also I like the little twist in Samara's that definitely surprised me

[Dave of Canada]

Tali because I love court / politics in games.



Thane because it didn't require shooting at all, and punching the guy over and over was enjoyable.



Samara because going into the club was the ****.

[King Killoth]

I liked thanes samar's and legions

Thanes cuse it was more covert and stealthy than the rest of the game it was a good change up

Samar's cuse its more about being under cover and mixing up things

Legions cuse you hold the fate of the geth in your hands and can chose to make them stronger or weaker.

[MEUTRIERE]

I liked Garrus', but that's probably just because I like the character.

Plus, the part where he punches a certain ex-C-Sec officer in the stomach and drags him across the floor to slam him up against a wall was ****ing awesome. ;D

[Naltair]

Tali's is my personal favorite for loyalty missions.

[DirtyDwarf182]

I liked tali's because of the use of the elements around you in this case the sun. It put a different spin on things. Like the side mission where your on the crashed ship thats balancing on the edge of a cliff getting ready to fall. As you progressed on the ship it would fall apart and rock back and forth.
Also just a quick question- I'm currently at the part where I need to require the reaper IFF. I have finished all the other missions before this and was just about to begin this mission when I realized that thane was not loyal. All of the others are loyal to me but him. I looked it up and it says that he was supposed to stop his kid from killing the guy you follow on that mission. But the problem is that on that mission it just had me follow the guy and update thane where he was. I continued to follow him then it went to a cut scene and his kid assassinated the guy. At the time I thought that was fine because I didn't have the option to stop him. So I finished that mission and it said I unlocked a new outfit and everything for thane. So I continued to play and now i'm here looking back and it says he's not loyal, I can't change his outfit and I can't go back to an old save. Does anyone know why this happened and has it happened to you? Sorry for the big post I can't seem to figure out how to start my own thread on here.

[SweDragon]

I liked Miranda's the most. She seems like such an ice queen in many ways, but with the backstory that is revealed in her mission you understand why she acts that way, and get to see that she can be different.

[jrubal1462]

Am I mistaken or does Shepard say something like, "Oh Tay, I'm so sorry" when you find her Dad. That's how I heard it anyway, and that's when she really went from being just a bio, to being real character that I care about. Also it was neat to hear somebody call Miranda, "Mira" during her mission, which had a similar effect. Though it wouldn't be fair to ignore the hilarious ramblings of Mordin on Tuchanka, or the pretty sweet genophage dilemma in general.

[Eradyn]

MEUTRIERE wrote...

I liked Garrus', but that's probably just because I like the character.
Plus, the part where he punches a certain ex-C-Sec officer in the stomach and drags him across the floor to slam him up against a wall was ****ing awesome. ;D

He kneed the guy a bit lower than that, but it was awesome. XD It served "Fade" right.  Garrus' entire mission was just...wow.

Modifié par Eradyn, 30 janvier 2010 - 10:11 .

[Gerza71]

I only done one. Zaeed. The bloke he was chasing did not get away. I cannot wait to do then all.



They got that from Dragon Age like Shalye. Its a nice idea.

[Lance Infantry]

I really enjoyed Tali's, but Legion's was my favorite. Its so cool to realize that you just ended the war between the geth and the Citadel, and that the majority of the geth are pro-organic.

[deimosmasque]

I think I would have enjoyed Garrus's more if it wasn't a "Run through the warehouse killing mechs" thing and more like Thane's... get the info, set the meeting, finish the mission.

[Garuda One]

-Tali

-Mordan

-Samara

-Garrus

[epoch_]

Tali's was easily my favorite. Hug interrupt ftw.

[deimosmasque]

That hug interrupt rocked... heck my Ruthless character even did it. No one should have to find their father like that.

[Lance Infantry]

DirtyDwarf182 wrote...

I liked tali's because of the use of the elements around you in this case the sun. It put a different spin on things. Like the side mission where your on the crashed ship thats balancing on the edge of a cliff getting ready to fall. As you progressed on the ship it would fall apart and rock back and forth.
Also just a quick question- I'm currently at the part where I need to require the reaper IFF. I have finished all the other missions before this and was just about to begin this mission when I realized that thane was not loyal. All of the others are loyal to me but him. I looked it up and it says that he was supposed to stop his kid from killing the guy you follow on that mission. But the problem is that on that mission it just had me follow the guy and update thane where he was. I continued to follow him then it went to a cut scene and his kid assassinated the guy. At the time I thought that was fine because I didn't have the option to stop him. So I finished that mission and it said I unlocked a new outfit and everything for thane. So I continued to play and now i'm here looking back and it says he's not loyal, I can't change his outfit and I can't go back to an old save. Does anyone know why this happened and has it happened to you? Sorry for the big post I can't seem to figure out how to start my own thread on here.

You can do loyalty missions without earning your squadmate's loyalty.  But you will lock their costume.
For me, there was a Paragon/Renegade option.  I dont remeber which, but i think Shep shot a lamp or something and Thane disarmed the assassin.  Either way, it ended with Thane's son not shooting the turian. 
Also, the post new topic button is at the top of this page: http://social.biowar...egory/105/index
Should be just down and to the right of your picture.

[DigitalMaster37]

Miranda, Thane, Samara and Legion was my favorite. Miranda's was quite emotional and gave me a greater respect for her.



Thane's was a great change of pace and quite intriguing.



I liked Samara's for the seedy atmosphere and it kept me the almighty Shepherd on edge. That was Quite exhilarating being in Morinth's apartment.



Legion's was also very atmospheric and different. I like geth too, so what can I say.



Tali's was good and I thoroughly enjoyed it, but it wasn't my favorite.



the others were good too, but not nearly my favorite.

[Uncle_Boog]

I really liked Tali's mission but i have to say that Jack's was my fav. In the first game I did everything I could to screw Cerberus and will continue to do so as much as possible so helping Jack do what she wanted to do was the first loyalty mission I completed.

[ComTrav]

Best:



Miranda's was the best character-development wise. You see genetically-engineered superwoman vulnerable in a couple of different ways--she's VERY upset when she makes a mistake (because she thinks she 'should' always be correct) and shows unexpected compassion for her sister. Opened the door to me thinking about leaving Ashley, which I wasn't going to do. (And didn't until much later. I freaked out a bit when she was knocked down in the collector ship mission. Felt like if that was my emotional reaction, had to go with it.)



Tali's was also really good. I like Tali a lot, and it was cool to see the Migrant Fleet. It was a thoroughly dense story mission, too, with lots of back-dealing going on in Quarian politics. Shepherd's courtroom speech was awesome, it's great to see him in a diplomat-thinker role, less Master Chief and more Captain Jean-Luc Picard! It also made an interesting point about Tali's role showing the galaxy the worth of Quarians; I had assumed the larger number of Quarians running around in ME2 was a purely technical improvement, but it's nifty to think that her role elevated the status of her people so that they're more accepted. Lots of moral issues at play here, too--should the Quarians reclaim THEIR world (at possibly a high cost), or settle a new one? And what about the Geth--one thing if they're working for the Reapers, but aren't they a life-form that have a right to exist?



Morten was one of the most interesting moral dilemmas in games. When I saw the infected human, I thought this would be a straightforward do-you-use-useful-thing-acquired-in-evil-manner choice. But Morten's arguments (or rationalizations if you prefer) about the Genophage project are interesting. The Krogan are, after all, long-lived, prone to violence, and extremely tough--add extreme fertility to that and it's highly dangerous. On the other hand, maybe the Krogan are such troublemakers precisely BECAUSE they have no hope for the future of their culture. Morten's assistant is right, the Salarians are playing God with the Krogan. The moment that really got me was the captured Krogan who was being experimented on, and you say to him, "You can go," and he says, "NO! I have to stay! I'm helping cure the genophage!"



Worst:

Jacob's. It could've been about anyone; you learned more about what happened on the planet then his relationship with his father. Replace Jacob's father with any other NPC and it would still play 99 percent the same.



So close, and yet...

Grunt: Appropriate level design over all, but I was a little disappointed that the Avalanche heavy weapon barely scratched the Thresher Maw but my Heavy Pistol tore it to pieces.



Samarra: Intriguing set-up with a highly consequential choice at the end--I like the IDEA of this quest more then the execution. But luring Morinth felt easier then it should've been, and when she showed up she didn't seem that much more powerfully seductive then any typical asari. (Maybe I should let myself be hypnotized on some playthrough...I wonder if people doing a 'neutral', non-renegade, non-paragon playthrough get really screwed, here...)

[YooperLaw]

1. Tali - everything about her in this game was fantastically written. Her mission was very personal and very moving.

2. Legion - very interesting information about the Geth; I also liked the cool design of the Heretic station

3. Garrus - mostly the interaction with Harkin, showing that Garrus has become quite the badass


My least favorite is probably between Miranda and Zaeed but I think Zaeed has the edge in terms of being better if not just for the ending when he torches the guy and calmly walks away. Very cool. Miranda gets low marks mostly because, I believe, her character was a bit boring and the mission itself seemed bland. The ending got some high marks because you could see Miranda's cliché "tough girl" attitude cracking, but it was still a tad cliché.

On second thought, maybe Miranda being the most dull character (in my opinion) is making me think too negatively of her mission. Hmm ...

Modifié par YooperLaw, 30 janvier 2010 - 10:44 .

[deadshame]

1. My favorite was also Tali's. It was so well done, she is an amazing character in this game. I didn't like her as much in Mass Effect but after watching her character video she shot up on my list. And that paragon hug you can give her after finding her father was one of the most touching moments in the game.
 
2. My second favorite had to be Thane's. I liked the fact that he still cared about his son enough to stop him from becoming an assassin. The whole mission just added so much to his character that I didn't think was there. And Kolyat is an awesome name lol.

3. Also Garrus's mission was pretty good too, I liked that you could let his former squadie explain himself and Garrus letting him go. It was obviously hard for him to and really added to his character mor then some of the other missions.

But still, Tali's reigns supreme both as my favorite loyalty mission and favorite character.

Modifié par deadshame, 30 janvier 2010 - 10:56 .

[Sleepicub09]

Samara's

[thehistorysage]

Tali by far, but they were all great. If you go the romance option with Tali it makes it even better. I couldn't believe Shep pulled her helmet off, AND I STILL DIDN'T GET TO SEE HER FACE!!! Only Shep gets a peek. Going back to the Normandy after the credits and she complains about how your lovin' gave her a fever and the sniffles, (even though she says it was worth it) was priceless.

[NeoGuardian86]

i have not done Samarra, Thane's or Legions (don't know if Legion has one).

however, so far i've really liked

Tali's, Garrus, and Jacob's.