Oh, they're all in there. Just not recruitable.Bourne said:
And the ME files is mostly for the history importing, the custom Shepards you've built, and some unknown bonuses for the powerlevellers.
Mass Effect 2 & Dragon Age 2- no canon endings
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And the ME files is mostly for the history importing, the custom Shepards you've built, and some unknown bonuses for the powerlevellers.
My character loved his alien mercenaries however the Council was irritating. He would have no qualms with Garrus as a Spectre and a Turian Council member.Amnestic said:
Exactly, although Tali is indeed recruitable and rumors about suggest Garrus could potentially be another. While the loss of Wrex is disheartening, Garrus is a suitable consolation prize. Pay no mind to me however I am merely irked I cannot reestablish my mercenary posse.Loop Stricken said:
jamesworkshop said:
You kill the archdemon and die
You tell Alistair to kill the archdemon and HE dies
You tell Loghain to kill the archdemon and HE dies
You have a baby with morrigan (or get someone else to do it if you are female) and survive
You tell Alistair to kill the archdemon and HE dies
You tell Loghain to kill the archdemon and HE dies
You have a baby with morrigan (or get someone else to do it if you are female) and survive
Mass Effect 2 has 2 default starters for a male and female shepard.
I think they also havo options depending if you went with colonist/solo survivor etcetera.
So it is not "real" canon but more "default choices"
I think they also havo options depending if you went with colonist/solo survivor etcetera.
So it is not "real" canon but more "default choices"
Wait, you have to have sex in order to survive? This game does not mess around....ElArabDeMagnifico said:
Upon replaying it, I felt a lot more sympathy towards the Council. Yeah, they stonewalled you on the Reapers but that's because all they had was one Spectre's word and head-visions to go on. Bear in mind these Councillors hold trillions of lives and likely hundreds of planets under their domain. It's not as if they can make decisions lightly.Bourne said:
They needed evidence, and not once did Shepard offer them any. He offered hearsay and postulations and what may as well have counted for dreams. While you as the player had plenty of informaton on the Reapers - such as the conversation you had with Sovereign on Virmire - the Council didn't. I couldn't blame them for not listening to me.
Although I do have to wonder if the Asari council member could have done that mind-merge thingy with Shepard to get said information.
Not sure on the numbers, but I like to think that saving the Council was for the needs of the many. Human soldier lives may have been lost saving them, but in the long run it'll offer better, stronger leadership.Loop Stricken said:
That's also why I twigged Ambassador Udina for a place on the Council rather than Captain (or is it 'Admiral' now?) Anderson. He's better at playing politics.
I normally kill Ashley when I get the opportunity. If you haven't helped Wrex out before Virmine she can shoot him without even the slightest provocation or signal from Shepard. She kills Wrex, Shepard's one true love.
On a sidenote: I want Lorik Qui'in to come back. He was always a cool Turian. Especially his "Let me go? Do humans consider conversation to be some form of imprisonment?" line.
There's no canon because this is a branching story - the only canon is the one you make for yourself.
They've worked it out, pretty much every choice is logged from your old save file - by ME3 we're all going to be playing on such wildly different tangents there'll be hours of content that many will likely never see, due to so many possible combinations.
They've worked it out, pretty much every choice is logged from your old save file - by ME3 we're all going to be playing on such wildly different tangents there'll be hours of content that many will likely never see, due to so many possible combinations.
With DA2, I don't see what you do in DA mattering all that much. I mean, honestly, all that can go from there is dealing with a different Blight in a different time.
With the defeat of Urthemiel, the next blight won't happen for quite a while. So the effects of DA will likely be forgotten in the sands of time. Well, except -maybe- one of the Old Gods of Tevinter will be out and about, but that may or may not be important in the grand scale of things.
Regardless, there's still two Old Gods left to Blight it up, and the series hasn't exactly explained if the Old Gods of Tevinter were responsible for setting the Second Sin in motion (Thereby meaning they aren't actually corrupted by the darkspawn, but it's all just part of their plan) or if they were not party to the fall of the Golden City.
With the defeat of Urthemiel, the next blight won't happen for quite a while. So the effects of DA will likely be forgotten in the sands of time. Well, except -maybe- one of the Old Gods of Tevinter will be out and about, but that may or may not be important in the grand scale of things.
Regardless, there's still two Old Gods left to Blight it up, and the series hasn't exactly explained if the Old Gods of Tevinter were responsible for setting the Second Sin in motion (Thereby meaning they aren't actually corrupted by the darkspawn, but it's all just part of their plan) or if they were not party to the fall of the Golden City.
Maybe the next one won't even take place in Ferelden, and most of your big choices seemed to affect just the few cities in Ferelden.DracoSuave said:
Yeah, exactly.ElArabDeMagnifico said:
I mean, really. I can't exactly see the next game being 'The continuing adventures of The Grey Warden against something that is somehow worse than a Blight.'
One wonders if Mass Effect 3 will be on 3 discs...Loop Stricken said:
It would make for a nice increment no?