What? She doesn't do anything. For all intents and purposes she's Samara with a different loyalty bonus move.Trist66 said:
OT; I'd say Jack's, in fact that mission is the only thing I like about her.
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OT; I'd say Jack's, in fact that mission is the only thing I like about her.
Tali's mission is one of the best in my opinion. They really get you to sympathize with her. Plus you finally get to see some Quarian culture.
Garrus' is my other favorite. You get to really see his demeanor change (assuming you're a good guy). They executed it all very well.
Garrus' is my other favorite. You get to really see his demeanor change (assuming you're a good guy). They executed it all very well.
Tali's because of the overall emotional impact and there's actually some good combat in involved. The wealth of choice that mission provides at the end is great and I can't wait to see how my decisions effect Mass Effect 3.
Jacob's is a close 2nd, due to the atmosphere and how the mystery unfolded.
Jacob's is a close 2nd, due to the atmosphere and how the mystery unfolded.
In the words of Greg mille "Jacobs mission blew my doors off".
Also Jacks. It was interesting to find out how she was torterd and how some of her childhood was told to you differently because in one example, she always wonderd why the kids would never look at her and you find out the window she looked out of was a two way mirror.
Grunt in a close third because I can headbutt a krogan, AND get a pet varren.
Also Jacks. It was interesting to find out how she was torterd and how some of her childhood was told to you differently because in one example, she always wonderd why the kids would never look at her and you find out the window she looked out of was a two way mirror.
Grunt in a close third because I can headbutt a krogan, AND get a pet varren.
I actually really liked Jack's mission. When you're walking around with her and she's remembering everything it really sort of humanizes her. In that very 'Jack' way of course.
Grunts'. No two ways about it. I get to meet Wrex again, and get to kill a thresher maw, along with another army of krogan. Love it so much
I really liked Mordin's mission because of the tough moral choices and possible implications in ME3 depending on the outcome of the mission. Also, the scene at the beginning of the quest when Shepard says "You talk too much." and burns the krogan warlord alive by igniting gas is quite memorable.
So I'm the only one really enjoying Legions quest?
Great moral choices between getting a potential future ally, but butching it up with Tali or throwing a ally away and missing out on geth tech.
That and a good view into the geth race.
Jacks quest was pretty cool also, but a bit predictable. I wish it had more background on Cerberus or incriminating data or something.
Great moral choices between getting a potential future ally, but butching it up with Tali or throwing a ally away and missing out on geth tech.
That and a good view into the geth race.
Jacks quest was pretty cool also, but a bit predictable. I wish it had more background on Cerberus or incriminating data or something.
Tali was incredibly good for the actual solid definite character develop in game rather than giving most others an excuse to talk to you about their character development.
EDIT: not to say none of the others do it at all, i just felt Tali's developed the most, directly responding and forever changed from events actually taking place, rather than post event reflection.
Also the Samara/Morinth mission was good due to the confrontation of the ideas of both "the sins of the father" AND the questioning of whether one can truly call Morinth a villain or not, as it seems her birth is what gave her the gift/curse as a result of her mother. The questioning of whether Morinth is justified in enacting the punishment of her mother (through the killing of others) for you know, not restraining her own desires and demanding that Morinth must do what Samara could not.
EDIT: not to say none of the others do it at all, i just felt Tali's developed the most, directly responding and forever changed from events actually taking place, rather than post event reflection.
Also the Samara/Morinth mission was good due to the confrontation of the ideas of both "the sins of the father" AND the questioning of whether one can truly call Morinth a villain or not, as it seems her birth is what gave her the gift/curse as a result of her mother. The questioning of whether Morinth is justified in enacting the punishment of her mother (through the killing of others) for you know, not restraining her own desires and demanding that Morinth must do what Samara could not.
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Funny because I had no trouble destroying the assistens work.. if you talk enough with Mordin you know that every time the Krogan numbers hits a critical point it results in war. Heck, they even admit it themselves.
Sure Wrex might not send you the numbers of Krogan you wish for in ME3, but the Galaxy won't have you to blame for another Krogan war before or after the Reaper-invasion.
I totally buy the point that the genophage is a control-mechanism to combat the lack of a brutal enviroment for a race that is not mature enough to not destroy itself and everything else in war.
I admit that although I try to play paragon, when that moron started to monolouge I just had to click that red marker. .. It didnt disapoint
Tali's, no questions asked. The combat was appropriate, but what really got me was how emotional and dramatic it was. I adored every moment of it.
As a runner-up, I'm inclined to pick Mordin. It greatly helped to mark him as one of the deeper characters in Mass Effect, and my favourite of the new cast. And as a Paragon character, I couldn't not blow that fanatical krogan up. Gah!
As a runner-up, I'm inclined to pick Mordin. It greatly helped to mark him as one of the deeper characters in Mass Effect, and my favourite of the new cast. And as a Paragon character, I couldn't not blow that fanatical krogan up. Gah!
I fucking LOVED Garrus' mission.
I like Mirandas as well, purely because of the level design.
It's awesome the way the darker side of his character forces its way to the forefront, and you can roll with it, or convince him to let Sidonis live.
Grunt - I got to meet back up with Wrex, my old pal from ME1. Wrex was my favorite character from ME1 and (aside from meeting Garrus and Tali under fire) actually acts happy to see me.
But calling the Quarian admiralty board on their BS over Tali was fun too.
But calling the Quarian admiralty board on their BS over Tali was fun too.
