Mass Effect 3 Citadel DLC: All Citadel Archives incl. Indiana Jones Arc & all Shepard's backgrounds
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"And you're the first bird I've met."
Funny considering these may well have been the first words ever uttered by a human to an alien race.
"A bullet is a bullet" That would basically be humanity's response to aliens.
Levi Brennan or mainly America's.... "There's always the nuclear option." / "We don't understand it, so let's nuke it, then we won't need to understand it."
James Alexander Oh please don’t even try to pretend that America is the only country with that mindset. The UK, Russia, Korea, and many more still behave exactly the same fucking way. Get off your high horse and recognize that human’s have been monsters long before American soil was so much as considered a possibility.
@@KBzaz lel triggered
Kristian Bailey so true! Our history with violence has proven that fact time and time again that no matter what country we live in or what our ethnicity is we humans are capable of committing the most heinous acts of cruelty.
@@katprime2386 yep what a great bar to set for yourselves, ancient civilizations, some type of canablisitc tribes and north korea
Holy shit I love that it recognized both you and Kaiden's Spectre status. Its the little things, man.
It's disappointing that your squadmates don't have comments for these. Wrex and Garrus' comments about the Krogan rebellion would've been really interesting.
There are comments for a gun from the first contact war that for some reason weren't shown by this channel for some reason
@@Luke-ky5ed that gun is the most powerfull thing during your second playtrhough
@@deni140492deni The M-7 Lancer? Ho man, that gun became my favorite! Light weight, 102 rounds when fully upgraded and with the thermal clip mod, recharges in a flash (provided you don't empty it)...couple that with the Black Widow and you've got a deadly combination.
It was 1000 years before their time. What comments do you have about the Norman invasion of Italy in the 1000's?
Darth Obscurity It was WAY more recent than a 1000 years
2:11
Slarian and Turian Lieutenant: "this is the biological equivalent of a nuclear bomb, lets think this through"
Turian officer: "fuck you, genophage go whoosh"
Lol couldn’t help but giggle 🤭 at that one. As the turian commander is pressing the he button bruhhhhhh
This for some reason reminds me or Chernobyl
Even aliens are dumbasses...
@@yol_n You have to remember, the Krogan were on the verge of taking Palaven and had no qualms about dropping asteroids and space stations on occupied planets, the same thing we give the Batarians shit for in previous games.
@@yol_n There wasn't much to think about at the time.
The Krogan were at the verge of taking over the galaxy. Its a classic them-or-us scenario.
it would be cool if they had one showing a salarian ship crashing on earth in 1947
+The Argonian inebriate Roswell? lol
THEY MADE A MISTAKE
I thought the ship that crashed in Roswell was the Ferengi Vessel "Quark's Treasure"
@@davido.1233
Those damn Ferengi.
Little did they know with Mordin's great great great granddad
"Crash-landed on post-industrial nuclear society. First look at native culture _Deep Breath_ problematic"
I love the bravado of the turian officer in the first clip, when in fact after the First Contact War ended, the turians were (maybe not publically, but still) VERY impressed with the performance of the humans against them, especially given the relative inferiority of their equipment against the turians; they said that it was the first actually decent fight (and one that they had to exert any *actual* effort in) that the Turian Hierarchy had had since the Krogan Rebellions had ended over a millennium (in the ME timeframe) ago. It's also why the rest of the Citadel races are so scared of Humanity; despite having only *3%* of their entire population enlisted in the military at any one time (whereas ALL turians, EVERY SINGLE ONE, either have or actively ARE serving)-- they still managed to give the turians hell (and the Council races are terrified of what might happen if Humanity is provoked enough to mobilize in VERY large numbers). And despite their military being relatively small compared to the militaries of the *OTHER* Council races, the Systems Alliance has more than been able to hold its own against other, larger, more established armed forces (specifically, the Batarian Hegemony)-- this is largely considered to be so due to the Alliance's emphasis on maneuver warfare, flexibility in combat (human officers are given MUCH more latitude to act on their own initiative in combat, in stark contrast to, say, the turians), and development and usage of new and novel technologies and tactics, such as VI and drone support, and fighting by striking at key elements of an enemy, rather than trying to grind them down by sheer attrition (an Alliance Commander will use every trick in the book to win, and if none of those work, they'll throw the book out and invent new ones...which usually get added to aforementioned book later)-- especially the last one; as an example, before the Alliance showed up, not one Council race, NOT ONE, not even the militarism personified *turians*, had EVER even come up with the remotest concept of a dedicated space fighter carrier; as soon as they saw the humans using one, they couldn't move to copy the concept fast enough-- as of ME, carriers are an integral part of ALL Council fleets.
Funny that you mention the carriers, I remember a codex entry stating that the human carrier developement was actually an attempt in circumventing the Dreadnought treaty that restricted the Alliance to just 6 active commissioned Dreadnoughts at a time (whereas the turians had 40 or something).
It worked better then everyone expected. ^^
The carrier bit is part of the reason that nobody likes the council. Besides them not believing you until their homeworlds start burning to crisp they have managed to get the *entire* galaxy to stagnate. No new tactics, no new tech (though I cant blame the council for that one, everyone was screwed tech wise since the beginning due to relays and prothean beacons), no new anything. For some godforsaken reason, they became content with being good rather than becoming great.
...And then the entire Alliance fleet gets decimated by one Reaper destroyer due to holding onto conventional tactics, while Turians went unconventional and destroyed SEVERAL REAPER CAPITAL ships. Nice consistancy in ME3 writting...
Slaaneshi Rubric Marine, 1 reaper destroyer? Are you talking about the invasion of earth or something else.
@@ZeroCanalX the turians had 37 dreadnoughts. 4 of which were used as bait to let suicide platoons work on reaper camps. The alliance had 6 and a drastically smaller fleet from sovereign and nowhere near the amount of soldiers the turians had. Yet earth stood for those months. 2 million died every day on earth. Humanity still wasnt extinguished. Humanity contributed the most individually as a species in the defeat of the reapers. Then the krogan and the geth following. the turians contributed less than the hypocritical asari...
so councilors... about the Ark of the Covenant... can we have it back?
It's currently being handled by top men.
Who?
Gray Christian Top. Turians.
TheSteamweasel They didn't open it did they?
+Gray Christian would non-christian metal plated Dino-birds be melted by the divine power of the Ark?
Wow... Colonist/Sole Survivor has got to be the saddest Shep background ever, I did that with one Shepard and she was obssessed with saving and keeping everyone alive
Just like my Colonist/Ruthless femshep. 80% renegade for ME1, but by ME3 she had MAJOR u-turn (thanks to her romance with Liara, I guess).
Mine was a story of redemption. Mindoir and Torfan almost destroyed her psyche, but it was Shepard's realisation that it was no longer a personal war by the end of ME1
I always enjoy playing Earthborn/Sole Survivor.
imagine this kid Shepard growing up doing what it takes to survive, growing very cynical and vaguely misanthropic.
then they eventually enlist(maybe to avoid jailtime) and on Akuze they gain perspective, people died but by force of nature, not human bullshit (at least it appears that way). people laying down their lives to try and save each others asses, maybe someone dies saving Shepard, and perspective is thus gained.
the world can only be as good as you try to make it. you can just go with the flow, treat the world as badly as it treats your, kill or be killed, or you can be the point where that feedback loop stops,
This gives you a lot of flexibility with your choices.
You can be well-intentioned with noble goals but still fully capable of falling back into old habits or your formerly faulty mindset.
Maybe I just overthink the potential characterisation :P
My Shep had this background, and was also very insistent that everyone make it out alive. Needless to say, the Suicide Mission in ME2 was probably her proudest moment, since she succeeded in doing exactly that.
The Kaidan/Ashley choice definitely tore her up tho. Still, only ever took one Renegade interrupt, and that was breaking Kai Leng's sword.
except batarians of coarse. Kill as many as possible.
Man, gotta love Garrus' dialogue about 'not being a very good Turian'
judging by this stuff you could approximate a more accurate translation of 'I'm actually not a complete psychopath when it comes to military matters"
Diana Allers warns you too that they always have the creepiest fanmail. They're culturally obsessed with violence and scorched-earth supremacy. Only the Krogan and Yahg are worse imo.
That's hiding the massive war crime they commuted on Shanxi killing civillians, that would have been great to know in the third game.
@@PsyrenXY They are "culturally obsessed" with honor and winning every war they fight as quickly as possible. Without the genophage they would have been forced to use conventional military tactics against extremely aggressive and powerful enemy which also has the capability to replenish their losses very quickly. Without the genophage the war would have lasted longer and been a much bloodier. The krogan brought it upon themselves. They are the ones who destroyed their own world and tried to conquer the galaxy.
I wish there had been a cameo with the Ark of the Covenant, some mysterious Human stealing the Ark and leaving a note that only read "It Belongs in a Museum!"
well considering that whenever someone steals it, the arks seems to kill the thieves and anyone around it.
so maybe it shouldn't be in a museum, ya know for safety reasons.
Was that the record? I couldn't see it.
Well, the arc was probably stolen while it was being kept in a huge warehouse “being examined by...top men”. So of course it is gonna get stolen again.
silverclawedwolf
I just realized something, suddenly I can hear Kasumi Goto getting the idea as she ponders out loud:
“The Ark of the Covenant? Now why didn’t I think of that? Oh please let it just be laying around inside another warehouse somewhere? Easiest theft ever, and I won’t even have to plan. It’s just begging to be stolen. Please Kasumi, steal me.”
@@JP-rf8rr the Bible clearly states that man must not touch the Ark. That's why they die. They touched it. AND they planned to use it for evil. God's not okay with that.
1:59 they knew good and well about the reaper threat. Still aint did shit smh
+frzferdinand72 I was hoping they wouldn't go down this path. But this is strong evidence that the council and hackett believed everything and began various side projects to ensure the survival one of them was the Leviathan project, the other one is probably going to be the Ark thing and travelling to Andromeda. So basically left before the war ended. Fuck I was hoping they wouldn't do this.
+Soap1O Maybe I'm missing something, but this specter update doesn't necessarily need to do anything with Council... or you could have been added when Reapers were already partying on Khar'shan.
In Andromeda it is revealed that the Council Races were secretly funding the Initiative because of the reapers!
Fuck the Council
downnice no, the benefactor hasn't been identified yet
There were many who believed in Reaper threat, Salarian Military (Mordin's profile in Shadow Broker DLC), Specters (that whole Hannar diplomat side mission), Krogan Clans (Wrex and Grunt), Alliance (Hackett and Anderson) and Cerberus. Inj fact, only Asari and, ironicly, Turians were not convinced of this threat.
This whole time for the Ark one, i had no idea you needed to step back! O_O
***** I had no idea either. Gonna find that in my next play.
The fact that it notices Kaidan as well made me smile
Never realized that it was Saren speaking at 0:10
I legit got chills.
That's actually Desolas Arterius, Saren's brother. Desolas was a general in the invasion of Shanxi and he committed war crimes against the planet's population. He had the Illusive Man Captured and tortured, he's the reason the Illusive Man became such a radical human supremacist.
FistKitso in all honesty his brother sounds worse than saran in many ways
@Zerebrat Eightyseven how did he get indoctrinated
@Zerebrat Eightyseven thanks for the information. Now i understand how the illusive man ends up indoctrinated in me3.
Damn, didn't either. Thanks for that insight.
i found the genophage one really interesting, the game always gave off the impression everyone (except the krogan) sorta agreed with it... guess not :P
I guess whenever it is YOU that is dropping the bomb, the consequences of your action seem a lot more...consequential
The salarians probably would have approved but the turians got impatient
The Salarians developed it as a deterrent. A way of saying "if this progresses any further, we'll sterilise your people"
It was arrogance that led them to think they should do it, then carelessness that made them think the Turians wouldn't take the opportunity to wipe out a race that wasn't subservient to them.
Considering how many war crimes the turian hierarchy makes, I'm surprised they're still a council member
@@sev1120 Arrogance or desperation? Let's not tiptoe around this -- the Krogan were committing war crimes long before the turians released the Genophage.
1:52
The knew about the Reapers.
And they did nothing. They denied that the Reapers even exist. The Council gambled on Shepard being wrong and just stuck their heads in the sand.
SERIOUSLY?! WHY ARE THESE PEOPLE IN CHARGE?! DID THEY JUST SAY WHATEVER THE PEOPLE WANTED TO HEAR?!
Yeah... Keep in mind the Asari hid a prothean artifact from the galaxy, even when they made it law that all prothean relics be brought to the attention of the council, the Turians hid a bomb on Tuchanka, and the Salarians tried to uplift the Yaag. They are all idiots.
Calm down. It's just a game.
@@ambskater97 NO DAMN IT
As someone pu ti they didn’t want to belive it and buried it
Simple. They have dismissed that claim.
#1 - That's Saren's brother on the right.
how do you know?
@@Batou3 Read the books
It's a random turian, not Desolas.
I honestly got emotional when I saw Shepard in the archives. I was like damn we’ve come so far 😭
It was clone. Look at the armor :)
Turian generals were such glory-hunting, warmongering ass holes. Even their own men say what they're doing is wrong.
Also it's a shame the characters/squad mates didn't comment on any of these things. Can you imagine Wrex or Grunt being there for the Genophage/Krogan Rebellion archive entries?
Garrus' opinion as well would have been interesting on both
grunt would probably not care as much since he was not around for the genophage and has not fully seen its effect. Wrex would be pissed tho
Lord Proteus but grunt isn't even a squad mate on mass effect 3, unless it's in that game simulater
Why do game mechanics have to part of me wanting to see other characters do something?
When the choice came down to do the morally questionable things or to go extinct, they aren't much choice in such matter.
That was pretty enlightening to see the AI being terminated when they desired an appeal.
Also makes the Council seem very hypocritical in their treatment of the Quarians.
@@537monster The Council illegalized AI in response to the Geth rebellion as they deemed AI too dangerous after that.
I’m not sure if the AI laws were because of the Geth Uprising or prior to it. I think in 1, Tali said the networked proto-geth were allowed because of loopholes in Council AI resolutions at the time.
What is hypocritical is that the Council has exactly the same attitudes to AI as the quarians of the day. No quarter taken. The quarian survivors were punished not only for inadvertently making the geth but for failing to do exactly what the Council did [successfully] to AI on the Citadel.
The Ark of the Covenant is a special golden box that Moses used to safely store the Ten Commandments in. It made a very well known appearance in the first Indiana Jones movie and opening the thing melted off all the Nazi's faces.
It was also one of the most important pieces of the Jewish religious faith. It represents God's throne.
Thank you for including all three psychological backgrounds and military backgrounds. It was interesting to hear what they had to say about each option
I miss they never mentioned the title "the burcher of Torfan".
lol when I listened to the "first spectre" file in my game, I was like: The first spectre was a salarian? 0.o
They at first recruited from Salarian STG and Asari Huntresses, makes sense
Considering that Spectres were based on the Salarian STG, that made a lot of sense.
@@SMAXZO "Better funded of course; didn't have to buy our own weapons."
Never see them coming.
Turians when asked about the first contact war: "Honestly, it was a mistake on both human and turians as a species. We should have handled it better but hindsight is 20/20 and we should move on as one unit to make us stronger."
Turians during the first contact war: "I can't wait to take this mass effect relay on a trip to your planet so we can **enslave** your species and make you **watch** as we **force you** to regret ever activating it."
or as the Turians would put it "civilizing" the unruly savages.
Such a great call back to the intro of the first game. Still wish they had the ceremony of naming Shep Spectre. The music still gives me chills.
It is huge but it’s a good thing, since it’s the last one. And I’ll be posing all romances, all meetings with companions, and some of the funny/interesting things I come across. I don’t know how many saves I have exactly, but it’s a big number.
SO the earth religious artifact was the Ark of the CovenanT?
Bingo!
Delsanar sweet
I just would love the reaction it would be rage and Screaming
It might too late for a comment but damn. I didn't knew that 😳.
And imagine now, Jesus is a protean too 😱
@@xXBOXxfreak Lol. Possibly or something else, it doesn't say much, probably just a cameo.
turian: "when we conquer your Earth I look forward to teaching you"
yeeeah, good luck with that, if u wanna conquer Earth then u need to go to Australia as well to conquer it....the country where everything wants to kill u. Its pretty much a second Tuchanka.
Lvl58DeathKnight Il give them 5 hours until they retreat from earth
This joke was kind of a foreshadowing...
The Krogan approve of this method
Even the Reapers bought it trying to invade Earth. lol
1)bomb cities
2)the population will die from lack of comfortable conditions
3)????
4)Victory
I like that system recognized Kaiden as well
This is funny because when we go on one of your mass effect video in France, there is a pub for Nerf with Garrus's French voice actor
So...Garrus who talking about guns just before Mass Effect Compilation. That sound like a good things
The englich voice actor of Garrus by the way also voices the US Sniper in Company of Heroes. Garrus is a sniper, too, isnt he?
builder396 Yeah
I never knew about the arc showing up. That's a fun Easter egg
Yes, because I forgot to step back to show the arc in the other video.
Georgio Tsoulakos called it! Aliens DID do a lot on early Earth. Take that, anti-alien... blind people!
Serlok Brixe You do realize you are basing this from a video game right.
Anibal Morales I am just trying to have some fun. Of course it is a video game! It was all a harmless attempt at fun.
I'm not saying it was aliens, but it was aliens.
The Ark of the Covenant has returned to its rightful home. Oh come on. You didn't think that something that could kill anyone who touched it except a specific minority could be anything but Reaper tech, did you? Where better, then, for it to go, than the Citadel, which is the ultimate Reaper construct?
It was actually a prothean device similar to the beacons. More like a memory shard but bigger.
No. God killed those who touched it. That's why it has poles. In the OT, it represents His throne.
It belongs in a museum!
@@warlordofbritannia So do you.
The fact they have the kaiden detail is amazing!
One thing I'm wondering about though: Why does spacer background show a quarian lifeship? ^^
Because the Quarians use every Ship they can find from every race. Why not some Colonyships from earth? But well...they Show only two models in the flotilla
“I was there on Akuze!”
Seeing the AIs being murdered in cold blood was sickening.
AI is evil, they deserve it
Not all. If you pay attention, every race in the ME universe has it's share of evil assholes and the majority who just want to have a life and mind their business. That includes the geth. The ones who joined Saren were a minority of the geth; the majority was building a mega structure to store themselves together and mind their own business and be left the hell alone. Right after the quarians tried to kill them, that prime comes along and tells the quarian admiral that they are welcome to come to Rannoch. Hell, who is so generous to someone who just tried to kill them? Not me, that'd be for sure.
They're machines, advanced machines yes but still machines
@@comteraffayn8351 Whether or not they're machines is irrelevant, the important part is that they're sapient beings.
The issue of whether or not robots can be considered to be alive has come-up throughout science fiction, with the Star Trek: TNG episode "The Measure of a Man" being a particularly noteworthy example that comes to mind, as that's the one where there's a trial to determine whether Data is a person or property; I'd recommend watching it if you think that machines can't be living people.
@@comteraffayn8351 and you're a machine of flesh and blood, your Brian fires electricity to simulate everything you feel, how is this any different?
I think the colonist background fits better with the Ruthless personality. And the Earth-born, with the survivor one... But that's just my opinion :)
T0mN7 Eathborn lone survivor male is canon shep.
I made male spacer war hero.
Григорий Грачёв same
My first Shepard was a Male Earthborn War Hero.
Earthborn Ruthless was mine. Edgy, I know :(
yeah, the companions made the game great, I loved the bond between garrus and shepard, liara's near blind loyalty to shepard, everything was brilliant with them each character was truly unique, maybe we didn't like some of them for our own reasons but that was what made it so great.
1:14 And my opinion of the council lowed just a little bit more.
let us see how the humans of the future will react when it comes to this, AIs becoming self aware and demanding equal rights to organics. The Second Renaissance anyone?
RHEINLAND FILM Maybe.
RHEINLAND FILM A+ reference
+RHEINLAND FILM I honestly wouldn't have a problem with it. Why stop them as long as they remain peaceful and cause no harm to us? Would humanity stoop so low as you try to fight and bring down a sentient being simply because we would rather have them as a slave labor force? If so, maybe we deserve what is coming, as much as I hate to say it.
If the AI's stay peaceful and not go "remove all organics" we could only stand to gain from it, ingenuity along with the processing speed of an AI? who remembers how that bell curve regarding technology level is called?
Anyone else curious about an AI species existing centuries back the Council had wiped out in these records?
Every play through i do sole survivor and colonist. Its provides a depth to Shepard that is un matched. Learning that cerberus was behind the thresher maw attack that killed you whole squad is so crazy, you whole family and friends died... but you survive, all your men die, but you survive. It shows shep is a survivor who can take on anything and live, but has a deep desire to save everyone he or she can because every time something goes down, they've lost many ppl. Its perfect to have a damaged shep, and overcome all of that.
Part 2:
Apart from the mechanics of how they work, EDI and Legion are most definitely NOT constrained to a single task - EDI developed the ability to self-modify her programming, becoming far more than an electronic warefare suite (which is all she was ever intended to be), and if the Geth couldn't think beyond their programming, they would have all died when the Quarians turned on them. EDI/Legion are both conscious, self-aware beings (i.e. Alive).
(continued. . .)
Top. Men.
"When we conquer your Earth."
So about that.
Also, further explanation was given in the ME: Evolution comic where it shows that TIM had already gotten in contact with reaper tech before even becoming TIM
Well, it could easily be because Citadel Races are pretty damned stagnant once they hit Citadel stage, the Reaper tech only jumps you ahead so far.
2:00 I always liked this retcon.
You can also use it to justify why the Crucible is always completed, no matter how badly you play ME3!
Indeed >.< . I usually choose this background for my Shepards,so emotional.
I wish Bioware could do a DLC that would allow us to play our Shepard's background. I would love to see the Solo Survivor,too.
The turian genophage one rubbed me so wrong. It was 1 guy as per usual
"This is genocide"
At least the turian who did it didnt justify it like mordin. He simply didnt care
hackett rank is fleet admiral. He is commander in chief of alliance military. This promotion was given to him after battle of citadel in ME 1
Damn even after all those years, them top men are still the Top Men
Thank you very much!
Has anyone wondered how the turians and the human could so easily understand each other during the First Contact War?
@Zain844 Yeah, but that was their first contact. I don't think they would manage to figure out each other's languages so quickly.
@Zain844 I haven't played Andromeda, but it's good to hear that they pointed that out. I really wish that one day, we could communicate as easily between each other as easily as in ME.
universal translator.
Just playing through this dlc again & this video confirms the hologram for Shepard’s Spectre submission changes based on the background.
My colonist Shep really loved seeing that image of all the dead bodies at Mindoir & reminder of his dead family again as he goes to confront his clone. 😐
In the Archives, there's a scene where your entire crew lines up and fires at the enemy to cover Shepard- then, someone who is on Shepard's team says a snappy one-liner. Can anyone tell me what Ashley says if it's her?
I think it was the companions & the story of growing up with them that really made this series that amazing
Sure the main story & the battles were alot of fun but if it was for the companions you made & befriend or even romanced it may not have been as breath taking & intriguing as it was
1:18 It's scary how every race in ME treated synthetic life with so much hatred. This was just murder.
The hubris of a turian, the human do be kinda right though, at the end of the day a bullet is a bullet, a spear is a spear, doesn’t matter how much more advanced you are if your opponent uses their weapons better than you
Idk abaut that...
I doubt you could survive a 40k exterminatus with a sharpened stick and metal plates.
Yeah they do, it was one of the first to come out it's called the Extended Cut DLC.
It's funny how in the first archive the human calls the turian "bird". That's something I read only on the books, never heard in the game!
4:17 What kind of ship is that supposed to be? Appears to be quarian and human ships mashed together.
+Bender You're right on the 'quarian' part-- but its *solely* a quarian vessel; its a liveship; the largest vessel present in the Migrant Fleet, and one of the ones responsible for producing the bulk of the food the quarians eat, during their Fleet's travels.
DorianMichaelsIII A live ship doesn't look like that I'm afraid. If you look closely at the ship in this video you can see two human ships coming out the back. Also, the liveship does not have the smaller quarian ships stuck on it's sides.
No, this ship is either something earlier, different, or someone at BioWare was having fun.
The real question thoe is why it's there, and at that specific background. Is that what human live ships look like? Eitherway, it looks like they just reused models that are already in-game to create this new one, and it seems to be a good idea to save time, if they just didn't make it so obvious. Or maybe there's another reason? If it's not human, then it's quarian, but what do they have to do with Sheps background?
I guess the laziness of BioWare is the best answer, but we shouldn't ignore other possibilities.
Could be a human aircraft carrier, you guys. They haven't shown one yet, but the codex clearly states that unlike other species, the humans took their aircraft carriers to space when the time came.
human carriers aren't live ships quarioan ships and human dreadnaughts mashed together
Good one! I'm gonna use that sometime...
Can you make english subtitles with annotation tool? I don't understand very well the audio.
SUBTITTTLEEEEESSSSS D:
I didn't notice on my playthroughs that the Genophage was in the vault T101.
2:00 the voice says "Commander Shepard and Spectre Alenko". Why does it say Spectre Alenko and not Major Alenko, or Spectre Shepard instead of Commander Shepard ? Where is the logic
It probably has something to do with the fact that their alliance rankings have really nothing to do with their SPECTR status. Basically in other words regardless of what rank they would hold in the alliance don't mean jack when it comes to the community. SPECTRs only answer to the council and the council alone with no real command structure/chain of command.
Don't feel bad, it is an easy detail to forget. That is probably the reason why the Salarian had in mind when he created SPECTRs. Keep it few, keep it small, answering to no other galactic law other than to the Council. And if one goes rogue, send another SPECTR agent to take the rogue down and out...if necessary.
Patrick Shutt In that case, it should say Spectre Sherpard, no ?
I know I'm being annoying. Sorry...
Well, both Shepard and Kaidan aren't simple alliance officers anymore. Both of them are spectres , they don't respond to the alliance anymore. Also, I doubt that there are offical ranks in the spectres.
***** Once again, it doesn't really answer my question.
What was your question again ... :/?
0:33 if you'll have possibility, check salarian's face ;)
Reminded me of the "Animatrix" episode, when the machines tried to prevent to prevent a war by offering their cooperation....
That's awesome it also detected Alenko.
So the council really did accept that there was a reaper threat. but CHOSE TOO DO NOTHING to avoid galactic panic. Jesus christ how did I miss that.
Part 5:
There's much more to being alive than flesh; it's the mind that really counts (not the brain, the MIND specifically). As long as any entity is conscious/self-aware, it's alive; it may not be life 'as we know it' but it's still, nonetheless, alive.
Incidentally, I would strongly recommend watching the Star Trek episode “The Measure of a Man”; it's the one where a Federation court decides whether or not Data (an android) is legally alive, and, as such, is very relevant to this topic.
2) also you might want to also explain how a big ship can disguise itself as a non reaper given there hasn't been any sort of evidence they exist at all
According to Mordin Solus the Salarian STG was the template for the spectres, so its not that far off
oh yeah, lol I forgot that conversation. This makes more sense now.
“Oh we were only acting on their violation for activating the mass relay! We never meant any more offense!”
*Clip Plays*
“Mhwahaha!!!! I can’t wait until we conquer your planet, filthy human!!!!”
-_- I mean, everything’s fine between Turian and humans in my game now, but really? And they wondered why there was such a grudge.
Their goal was to turn humanity into a client species. They wanted to use the humans to incorporate into their hierarchy, and expand their military.
Basically, what they were unable to do with the Volus, since the Volus are basically useless at fighting.
If they had been successful, they would have kept expanding until they took over the entire galaxy. Similar to what the Protheans did.
Fluffy, what are your PC specs if I may ask? I'm saving some money to get a good rig.
you mean that video archive? it's not that obvious if you think about it, that was the first recorded period of the rebellions. that doesn't automatically mean it started then. and don't forget there's a part of the archive where footage was unobtainable, that may have contained extra footage of the rebellion spanning back further. we don't have any from the rachni war if you're not too busy arguing to notice
It'd be great if they could play the Ark leitmotif in the background
I was almsot expecting to hear it
Why did you run off to see the arc? Isn't easier to stay and see it upfront? also, are there any other lines said to the arc?
It's the Krysae Sniper Rifle. Part of the Firefight DLC.
According to the wiki, the Genophage was deployed in 710 c.e.
Don't look, Shepard! Keep your eyes shut!
did the part of the krogan rebelians actually say it started in 700 c.e? exactly how many years happened before the genophage?
Is the Salarian at 2:12 voiced by Christopher Randolph? What is it about him and voicing characters that create destructive weapons?
I never noticed that! He doesn't appear credited for that anywhere, though, so it might not be him
Wait, I see what you did there with the flashlight, what with my profile account being of a Geth soldier. I understand now.
Why do you need to move away to see the Arc?
Do you know why it's Hackett who tells your background instead of Anderson?
Was..that the Ark of The Covenant?
3:33 - The Arc of the Covenant?
I told the american government that hiding it in a warehouse wouldn't do
Isn't it spelled ARK?
It's is the Arc. Oh no.
There´s so much potential for prequels...
what armor is that? is it a mod or one of the dlc armor?
During Shepard's Spectre deliberations for Shepard's spacer, war hero background, that looks like a Quarian liveship rotating behind her. Am I misidentifying it?
The ship looks likes it was made of these:
2 human dreadnoughts (top and bottom)
3 quarian heavy frigates (both sides and middle)
1 quarian live ship (only the ball part)
what gun are you using, i dont recognize it?
The religious artifact was the Ark of the Covenant if you didn't know
0:14 they don't look like birds, they look like cats
Those sneaky Aliens XD
I NEVER KNEW THIS!!!!