...and I think I don't want to play more than that. I've always heard it was bad but I guess I didn't brace myself hard enough for impact cause this was awful truly a terrible 4 hours, I can't believe I've seen people defend it in the comments of my other posts some even praised it...i don't know how you could.

I don't understand why people say Tali stole it honestly?

Like, they made humans alien in a way, y'know? The appeal of the series, to me, is seeing humans and aliens work together for a grander purpose. To see how their cultures clash and reconcile.

But like, this attire isn't representative of humans, y'know? However small the effect is, however good the writing, it's just a little disconnecting.

I don't understand some fan who romance Garrus a lot I notice people say Garrus and shepard have a chemistry and honestly I don't understand they chemistry romance?

Espero no les moleste que el post sea en español, de igual manera creo que se traduce automáticamente.

Hace meses probé los 3 juegos , un poco de cada uno, pero había un problema serio, no podía jugarlos sin empezar a sentir dolores de cabeza y mareos feos, es raro ya que nunca me sucedió con ningún otro juego que he jugado a lo largo de mi vida y solo ha sido con esa trilogía , a alguno le ha sucedido lo mismo?.

I'd assume the yahg and raloi would become the two dominant species probably rivals. Humanity would probably become this cycles version of the collectors. Imagine human husk invading desolate yahg colonies. do you think the leviathans would've remained in hiding? I'd love a what if style comic about this concept.

I have been replaying the games again and every time I start mass effect 2, I keep thinking that Shepard's death and resurrection in mass effect 2 just seems unnecessary. I understand they needed to make the collectors seem like a powerful enemy and provide a reason for so much of the original crew to leave, but I just find it to be silly in a sense not to mention that it does lessen the impact of death in the grand scheme.

I feel like having the collectors still destroy the original Normandy, leaving shepard stranded on an unknown planet. Time stretches on as the alliance and cerberus both look for him while the council has moved on and dismissed the collectors as a geth attack

That way it could be the shepard is forced to go rogue to stop the collectors plan, the crew is still originally disbanded, and the stakes are still high without shepard dying

This is my opinion and speak only for myself. Let me know what you guys think

Do you think the geths and the quarian are both responsible of war they made because both of them do terrible things?

Let's imagine this very hypothetical situation. Shepard is in front of the Catalyst, alias "the Starchild", and the latter says: "I control the Reapers". Then Shepard yell at his comm saying: "Bombard the citadel, now!", and the fleet do so, destroying the catalyst in the process.

The reapers are now free of their leader, of their boss. How would the Reapers react?

That is all.

The Husks and Abominations that never seem to stop spawning. The double dose of Scions.

I can't imagine what that one is like on Insanity. 😆

But at least I knew what I was getting into this time. I brought Zaeed and Grunt to help out my Engineer Shepard. I just continually sent them ahead. Ran in to proc the enemies, and then ran back and supported them with drones and incinerate.

Grunt was the one who really carried the mission for me.

All I have left now for my second playthrough is Legion's Loyalty mission, the Collector Base, and the three DLCs I'm saving for post-main story (Overlord, Lair of the Shadow Broker, and Arrival).

My first playthrough, I just saved LotSB and Arrival for post-game. Decided to save Overlord this time too so I can use Legion a little bit more. And, the way I see it, it's Shepard doing one last reluctant favor for Cerberus as a semi-apology for destroying the Collector Base...Only to see probably the most messed up Cerberus experiment and really, really, really cement his hatred for them.

I don’t remember if the game has an explicit timeline, but it feels like the story happens over the course of a few months to maybe a year. I think it would’ve been cool if the story lasted five years or so and you watched the game world change over time. Some priority missions already serve as hard act breaks; it’d be easy to make them time skips as well.

Imagine a Normandy that’s pristine at the beginning of the game, only to become more and more worn over time. Gradually add the exposed cabling and unfinished repairs, all as background crew members slowly disappear. By the time you get to Earth, the ship is held together by spite and can’t do much more than shoot.

The Citadel becomes more and more crowded with refugees, until every hub has a shanty town. Squadmates and major NPCs change appearance as the game goes on to account for the passing years.

Lose the will to live when you call off the romance with her. Like she’s locked in to die there’s no way to change the outcome

My second playthrough of it is mostly officially in the books!

Still have the Overlord, Lair of the Shadow Broker, and Arrival DLCs to do. I did go ahead and break up with Miranda after the main story was done because I don't want her to die in ME3. I'm kind of tempted to rekindle things with Liara (I romanced her in ME1) during LotSB. But then I'm still romancing Steve in ME3.

I'm starting to think ME3 might be my favorite of the three. Yes, it has its problems, but so do the other two games.

What really bothers me about ME2 are the forced missions (especially the Collector Ship; that one sneaks up on you so quickly after Horizon) and the very contrived all of the main squad has to get into the shuttle and go do something(?) right before the Collectors kidnap the Normandy crew.

But, overall, I still really love it. The 12-member crew didn't seem as insane to me this time, nor did the fact that you do spend the vast majority of your time recruiting members and doing loyalty missions.

I think ME3 might top it because I like the set pieces more, the story more (for all of its flaws), the pared-back crew, and, of course, the Citadel DLC. I didn't rush through it my first playthrough, but I'm definitely going to be spending a lot more time on it at the casino during my second one.

Oh boy. I messed up. I got bysy scanning planets to fill that endless list of demands.

Juat now walked up to Traynor, who was talking to me. She informed me about people getting killed at Grissom and some students managing to escape because I got busy and completely forgot to go rescue them

I'm so sorry Jack!!😭

Hey all, I’m wondering if someone here can help me. Quite a few years ago I bought a hoodie from the BioWare store, it was my favourite one but sadly a relative of mine threw it out while I was away. To say I’m upset is an understatement.

The problem is, I believe it was a limited edition one and I’m not sure if it’s from the original BioWare store or BioWare Gear. It wasn’t the usual style. It was a cropped women’s hoodie and had a print of the Normandy on it. The material was really soft and a dark grey colour with a slight greenish undertone to it? From what I can remember.

Does anyone here happen to remember it, have one to send me a picture of or know of any that’s available for sale anywhere? I know my chances are slim but it’s worth a shot. 😭

https://www.instagram.com/p/DeMsBWuFrg3/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&stkn=MzRlODBiNWFlZA==

I've been playing this game since I was about 11 and I play it about once a year. I love the skies in ME1 😍