Dualfinger wrote...
Hell, how you guys ever get to n7?
That's simple. Just put anyone who opposes the idea in my crew.
Dualfinger wrote...
Hell, how you guys ever get to n7?
This one should work for Miranda and Jacob. Let me know if you run into any problems.ReggarBlane wrote...
Bump for pure awesomeness and moar squad ineptness!
I would suggest releasing Grunt from his tank and killing him in the final mission - otherwise, he may count as a survivor in Mass Effect 3.Nissun wrote...
Hey I'm trying to think about how can I save Legion, Mordin, Garrus and Thane in a playthrough. I'm not counting Zaeed or Kasumi, though. I was wondering if it would work like this:
-Not opening Grunt's tank.
-No shield upgrade: Tali dies (if I take Legion with me)
-No armor upgrade: Jack dies.
-In the vents: Jacob dies.
Garrus as team leader both times, no one dies here.
-Miranda as biotic, Samara dies taken by the swarm.
Send Thane back as escort, he survives?
-Final fight: Mordin and unloyal Miranda: Miranda dies?
Holding the line: Garrus and Legion, will they hold?
Am I missing something? Could it work?
Modifié par Ecael, 14 mars 2010 - 11:49 .
Ecael wrote...
Mordin - Died holding the line, preferred to get job done and go home
Tali - Died holding the line
If the hold the line duo is weak enough (say, loyal Mordin and non-loyal Tali or non-loyal Mordin and Tali), neither of the two will survive. Joker will say "Looks like the distraction team didn't make it." You'll still only see one corpse, but the squad screen after the mission will show both of them dead.Szemis wrote...
Ecael wrote...
Mordin - Died holding the line, preferred to get job done and go home
Tali - Died holding the line
What kind of squad compositions for holding the line results in 2 or more crew dying in that part of the suicide mission. You mention that Mordin and non-loyal Tali both die.
I thought that a hold the line squad has total defence value and if that isn’t high enough then one squad member dies based on their defence value and loyalty.
Ok, just ran a Hold the Line playthrough (doesn't take long with a Save File editor, trust me). I wiped out the hold the line team (3 squadmates) with:Szemis wrote...
Ecael wrote...
Mordin - Died holding the line, preferred to get job done and go home
Tali - Died holding the line
What kind of squad compositions for holding the line results in 2 or more crew dying in that part of the suicide mission. You mention that Mordin and non-loyal Tali both die.
I thought that a hold the line squad has total defence value and if that isn’t high enough then one squad member dies based on their defence value and loyalty.
"I always work at optimal capacity."Szemis wrote...
Ecael you are a Mass Effect Machine!!
Thanks for all your posts, very helpful.

Woohoo! Thanks a billion!Ecael wrote...
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Final Squadmates: Miranda and Jacob
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Ecael wrote...
I would suggest releasing Grunt from his tank and killing him in the final mission - otherwise, he may count as a survivor in Mass Effect 3.Nissun wrote...
Hey I'm trying to think about how can I save Legion, Mordin, Garrus and Thane in a playthrough. I'm not counting Zaeed or Kasumi, though. I was wondering if it would work like this:
-Not opening Grunt's tank.
-No shield upgrade: Tali dies (if I take Legion with me)
-No armor upgrade: Jack dies.
-In the vents: Jacob dies.
Garrus as team leader both times, no one dies here.
-Miranda as biotic, Samara dies taken by the swarm.
Send Thane back as escort, he survives?
-Final fight: Mordin and unloyal Miranda: Miranda dies?
Holding the line: Garrus and Legion, will they hold?
Am I missing something? Could it work?
Give me one second, I'll conjure something up.
Also, do you want the crew to survive?
There's been an argument about that over on the Mass Effect wiki about whether Grunt can die outside the mission or not. Until I see a screenshot of Grunt dead in Port Cargo, it's hard to believe.Nissun wrote...
I've heard Grunt can be killed when you release him. At least, I know Shepard shoots him, but I believe he can be properly killed too. In that case, would everything else work?
In this case I don't care much about the crew, but does this plan affect that? A good escort is enough for their survival, right?
Glad to be of service.Nissun wrote...
If Grunt can't be killed in the cargo bay, I'll just get rid of him. I don't think they will count him as survivor in ME3 if he isn't around at all for the action in ME2. And if they do, it doesn't bother me that much.
Thankyou. I'll try that plan with my next Shepard, will report back the results if anybody is interested.
Hopefully this doesn't take too long:Hey, I was wondering if you could help me change my plan a bit. I've grown to like Legion a lot in this playthrough and I was wondering about having Legion, Morinth, and Mordin being the only ones to live. I would have posted this question on the thread itself but it says I la k tthe suffcient criteria for doing so.
Ecael wrote...
Ok, this is what I have so far for Kasumi, if they don't change it with the DLC:
Normandy Ship Upgrade Deaths
No Armor - Jack
No Shields - Kasumi -> Legion -> Tali -> Thane -> Garrus -> Zaeed -> Grunt -> Samara
No Weapon - Thane -> Garrus -> Zaeed -> Grunt -> Samara
Hold the Line Death List (Weakest first)
1. Mordin
2. Tali
3. Kasumi
4. Jack
5. Miranda
NOTE: Non-loyals will die before loyal squadmates.
Modifié par Doctor_Jackstraw, 17 mars 2010 - 12:55 .
Ship Upgrade deaths ignore loyalty, so those people will die every time.Doctor_Jackstraw wrote...
Ecael wrote...
Ok, this is what I have so far for Kasumi, if they don't change it with the DLC:
Normandy Ship Upgrade Deaths
No Armor - Jack
No Shields - Kasumi -> Legion -> Tali -> Thane -> Garrus -> Zaeed -> Grunt -> Samara
No Weapon - Thane -> Garrus -> Zaeed -> Grunt -> Samara
Hold the Line Death List (Weakest first)
1. Mordin
2. Tali
3. Kasumi
4. Jack
5. Miranda
NOTE: Non-loyals will die before loyal squadmates.
1) Is the non-loyals first rule for ship upgrade deaths as well?
2) If so then if Jack, Tali, and Samara are disloyal (and everyone else is loyal) will they be the ones to die in that order?
3) Also at Hold the Line if you leave just kasumi and legion there will legion survive and kasumi die if they're both loyal? (or is it heavily dependant on difficulty and if so what difficulties provide which results?)
Modifié par Ecael, 17 mars 2010 - 01:17 .
Ecael wrote...
Ecael wrote...
Ship Upgrade deaths ignore loyalty, so
those people will die every time.
If it's just Legion and Kasumi
holding the line, then there are three outcomes:
1) If both final
boss squadmates survive, then Legion survives and Kasumi dies
2) If
one final boss squadmate survives, then Legion survives and Kasumi dies
3) If
neither final boss squadmate survive, then everyone dies
I've
never seen it to be dependent on difficulty level.
Modifié par Doctor_Jackstraw, 17 mars 2010 - 02:11 .
Yes, loyalty is the only determining factor at the final boss.Doctor_Jackstraw wrote...
Ecael wrote...
Ship Upgrade deaths ignore loyalty, so
those people will die every time.
If it's just Legion and Kasumi
holding the line, then there are three outcomes:
1) If both final
boss squadmates survive, then Legion survives and Kasumi dies
2) If
one final boss squadmate survives, then Legion survives and Kasumi dies
3) If
neither final boss squadmate survive, then everyone dies
I've
never seen it to be dependent on difficulty level.
So collector attacks are just determined by priority and who you don't have recruited, with the engine explosion being determined by who you fight occulus with....I see. Sucks that it's SUCH A PAIN to get samara to get impaled. I kinda was hoping for that SPECIFIC DEATH
Loyalty is the only factor that determines whether a squadmate will die during the final boss right?
Any idea what the heirarchy looks like for the seeker swarms death? What about the part where you catch your teammate before the big fall after the final boss? Is it just dependant on which party member you select first when grouping up?
Some specific scenarios I was curious about:
1) Legion and Morinth at hold the line
2) Morinth and Kasumi hold the line
3) Legion and Morinth against seeker swarms (Who gets taken away? Miranda is on bubble duty)
4) Morinth and Kasumi seeker swarms
5) Garrus and Legion against swarms
6) Garrus and Kasumi against swarms
(We TOTALLY need some charts and spreadsheets of this stuff)
Modifié par Doctor_Jackstraw, 17 mars 2010 - 02:20 .
No, you can't lose both Tali and Legion's loyalties. The fight only occurs upon gaining both loyalties.Doctor_Jackstraw wrote...
I'm trying to end with Garrus, Morinth, Mordin, and Miranda as the surviving squadmates, aka the 4 races that mirror the current council ifyou saved the Destiny Assention, and i need to figure out what to do with hold the line and the seeker swarms to make sure legion and kasumi get killed. (Miranda on bubble duty, everyone loyal, Mordin sent back with survivors, Garrus and Miranda as my final boss party)
Morinth won't mess up the bubble since she can't be non loyal, and all my other biotics are dead so I HAVE to stick miranda on bubble duty. Outside of that I just have to figure out what combination between Legion, Kasumi, and Morinth will get Legion and Kasumi killed at the Swarms and Hold the Line.
I wonder if the swarms are effected by who you pick first. Because then I could easily get Legion killed at the swarms and Kasumi dead at Hold the Line (With Morinth as Kasumi's ally it'd be a real creepy finale where you wouldn't be sure if Morinth killed her and ran for it or not)
Edit: I'm pretty sure this works but Turning in Tali's father's evidence at the Trial will still get the Tali and Legion fight later, right?
Any announcement on that or is that based off of Dragon Age: Awakening (which is different altogether)?Tooneyman wrote...
The worst part is for you the DLC won't be in ME 3 haaah!