I loved the part when you can ask Legion why he chose to wear a piece of Shepard's old armor to cover up a hole.
Shepard: That doesn't explain why you used my armor to fix yourself.
Legion: ......There was a hole.
Shepard: But why didn't you fix it sooner, or with something else?
Legion: ......No data available.
It showed that he (or they, technically) can be a bit sentimental or emotional, you could hear it the way he tried to avoid the real question by being vague ("There was a hole.") and in his pauses before he spoke almost like he was stuttering. Also, his face made some weird robot folds or movements that they didn't really make before, like he was blushing. Made him seem kinda human (or organic, anyway).
That in itself made me like the geth. Before that, I was kinda feeling Legion's story, but staying skeptical about it, after all the Geth I had to mow down in Mass Effect 1. Although I was skeptical about trusting EDI for the whole game, but the part where she made a joke with Joker when he was going to the engineering deck in the Normandy had me lol'ing and I felt good about her after that, even though it was late in the game. Trusting machines just seems like it could be a double-edged sword. Although I guess I've never seen a true robot (not counting Bender) lie before.
Modifié par Commander Alrix, 08 juin 2010 - 07:43 .