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LinkMarioSamus posted...

I suppose I should also mention that I do really like the presentation of the N. Sane Trilogy!

That's one thing I can definitely attest to. They put a lot of effort into the animation and the sense of character it conveys.

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After clearing out Ferros, we get to go back to my unironic favorite part of Mass Effect: talking to all our crew members. The theme this time around was family: Ashley, Wrex, and Tali all fill us in on their relationships with their dads. I think I liked Ashley's dialog especially, because hers was the one that gets away from the general single theme of her previous conversations, which was distrust of non-humans. Tali's and Wrex's dialog was nice, but still tied into the concepts of Quarian Pilgrimage and the need for reform among Krogan, which makes them come off as a little bit less multifaceted than Ashley in this particular case.

Kaidan and Liara both made it very clear that they have the hots for Shepard, and I made her flirt with them both because I thought that was funnier. Wrex and Garrus also gave out sidequests that are tied into their characters.

I must have some kind of crippling video game sidequest addiction, because I spent most of today on optional stuff. I did the mission where you disable a rogue VI on the moon. It gives you an important in-game reward in your secondary class specialization, but it's pretty lame: three copy-pasted room where you fight drones and then spend way too long breaking down a total of 24 unmoving AI clusters. I picked the weapons specialization because I'm finding that my spell damage isn't really useful and sniper rifle shots are much more important. I also took the time to do the quests Garrus and Wrex gave me, which were short and sweet enough that I didn't mind.

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