Just grab ahold of piece of their suit and start yanking on it, the more they resist, the harder you yank on it which will threaten decompression. You can't physically harm them without killing them, but you sure as shit can play with their heads.
Poke a needle into the flexible parts of their suit, and keep going until you scrape bone. If he's still not compliant, remove the needle and jam it into another part of the suit so he can feel pain and suffocate. Rinse and repeat.
electrify their pressure suit. use biotics to manipulate the pressure inside the suit intensifying to crushing levels or countering pressure to simulate high altitude injuries hack their suit to manipulate the atmospheric scrubbers.
@@pizzamafioso9191 I’m pretty sure I got him for free without a code on ps3 store. I think there’s 1-2 free dlc cause people had problems with the codes
Ya know considering Cerberus is a pro-human, xenophobic organization. They get an awful lot of non-human help. Never liked Din, he was an ass in ME1, pretty much your introduction to the citadel.
The ends justify the means, as it were. If the Illusive Man has to dirty his hands by tricking a few aliens into helping them... Well, more's the fool on the aliens' part for believing him.
Well in ME2 Cerberus was actually doing something about the collector and reaper threat while the rest of the galaxy's governments sat on their asses. The few who were in the loop to what was actually going on were trying to do something about it, Din was one of them.
@@dontknowdontknow9769 I mean I guess but that doesn’t answer why he cares so much about humans. He’s hurting everybody else, and probably his own people.
@@joemcguire9988 Plenty of people do business with people they don't agree with from an ideological stand point. And if I recall correctly, the exchanges between Korlack and Cerberus started off relatively innocently. A bit of exchange of harmless information is exchange for money, or something of the like. Of course, once you've done your first deal with them, that's information you don't want to get out, and so, they can start to pressure you for more. Think of it like this: you can't always afford to do business only with people you like or agree with. And if by doing a bit of business with these people you really, really don't like or agree with, you can get resources to help yourself or people you actually do like or agree with. And if what the opposite party wants is pretty much spare change to you... Why not go ahead with a deal? No harm, right? Is how the reasoning goes. And in most cases, that might not be a bad thing. Supremacists tends to be expections though.
i liked only first mass effect, it was serious and interesting. After EA bought bioware this game became shit. Mass effect 2 was cheesy and stupid, Mass effect 3 is cheesy and pretentious
@@arathortizs28445 I hear ya, I partially agree, my favorite is the first one. But they had a change in writing midway through 2 if I recall correctly. Eh its an opinion, you can be entitled to it
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I like how Shepard has a mild stroke and forgets Zaeed's been there this whole time.
Yeah wtf I don't remember that at all. 😄
The base game just has Shepard and the volus, so its probably just the reused part of the cutscene.
The dialogue is fucky, but I think Shepard just means what he's doing there in general.
"ZAEED shit dude I didn't see you there!"
I'm sure Shepard was talking about Zaeed's presence on the citadel.
"Beat him Zaeed"
Later
"Zaeed, what are you doing here?"
just the words "Beat him Zaeed" made me just lose it.
IKR
that should have been shepeards actual line
"You have my thanks, Commander"
...for threatening you?
For making him 'see reason'.
For only threatening, and not going all the way.
Don’t kinkshame.
Who else was hoping Zaeed would actually beat the crap outta him?
He was a bit of a dick in Mass Effect 1.
@@Ixmore he wasn't in 1.
@@thesixthkid7689 I was talking about the Volus.
When I played on Renegade, this was hilarious...
Gotta love Zaeed
Hmm, wonder how you’d torture a Volus without killing them via explosive decompression
tickles
Very carefully
Just grab ahold of piece of their suit and start yanking on it, the more they resist, the harder you yank on it which will threaten decompression. You can't physically harm them without killing them, but you sure as shit can play with their heads.
Poke a needle into the flexible parts of their suit, and keep going until you scrape bone. If he's still not compliant, remove the needle and jam it into another part of the suit so he can feel pain and suffocate. Rinse and repeat.
electrify their pressure suit. use biotics to manipulate the pressure inside the suit intensifying to crushing levels or countering pressure to simulate high altitude injuries hack their suit to manipulate the atmospheric scrubbers.
I love how zieed says goddamn I love it lol
Zaeed whoops spelled it wrong
2:22 is that Volus a fucking jedi!
One with the force?
@@zachoar3916 you can't say that it doesn't have a light saber on its beltline
@@texasfalcon3611 dude holy crap he’s a sith
Biotic God
Now this is actually better than the Paragon ending
What happens with Paragon?
@@eric_moore-6126 Shepard uses his guilt against him.
It would have been fun to put Zaeed in charge of the Blue Suns while we give Vido to the Krogans.
Unnecesary violence triumphs again!
No one mess with the Zohan
Disco disco!
Saddly i was not able to get zaaed. (The code was already enspired when i bought the game)
Can't wait to have the remaster version, next year.
Have you got it?
Im from the future, boy do I have good news for you...
@@AgentExeider now I only have to wait for the Ps5 being avilable lol
@@pizzamafioso9191 I’m pretty sure I got him for free without a code on ps3 store. I think there’s 1-2 free dlc cause people had problems with the codes
Wow i never knew this existed am i to much of a nice guy🤣
wanted to see it :D
I really wish they kept Zaeed is mass effect 3 he’s a awesome squad mate and he’s a second awesome the first is Wrex
Ya know considering Cerberus is a pro-human, xenophobic organization. They get an awful lot of non-human help.
Never liked Din, he was an ass in ME1, pretty much your introduction to the citadel.
The ends justify the means, as it were. If the Illusive Man has to dirty his hands by tricking a few aliens into helping them... Well, more's the fool on the aliens' part for believing him.
Well in ME2 Cerberus was actually doing something about the collector and reaper threat while the rest of the galaxy's governments sat on their asses. The few who were in the loop to what was actually going on were trying to do something about it, Din was one of them.
Prank em zaeed
penis
I never really understood why this volus hooked up with Cerberus or why they accepted him? Why would he help a human supremacist outfit?
Volus can get things done, plus they are kinda intelligent and looked down upon so they wouldn't arouse suspicion
@@yorukage5926 but that doesn’t explain what motivation he has for aiding a human supremacist organization.
Cause he wanted to protect the humans from the collectors and cerberus was the only one to fight them
@@dontknowdontknow9769 I mean I guess but that doesn’t answer why he cares so much about humans. He’s hurting everybody else, and probably his own people.
@@joemcguire9988 Plenty of people do business with people they don't agree with from an ideological stand point. And if I recall correctly, the exchanges between Korlack and Cerberus started off relatively innocently. A bit of exchange of harmless information is exchange for money, or something of the like. Of course, once you've done your first deal with them, that's information you don't want to get out, and so, they can start to pressure you for more.
Think of it like this: you can't always afford to do business only with people you like or agree with. And if by doing a bit of business with these people you really, really don't like or agree with, you can get resources to help yourself or people you actually do like or agree with. And if what the opposite party wants is pretty much spare change to you... Why not go ahead with a deal? No harm, right?
Is how the reasoning goes. And in most cases, that might not be a bad thing. Supremacists tends to be expections though.
Why did he thank him? Is that his kink?
Cuz he saved his life moments ago, he was saying goodbye
Yes. That’s his kink.
i liked only first mass effect, it was serious and interesting. After EA bought bioware this game became shit. Mass effect 2 was cheesy and stupid, Mass effect 3 is cheesy and pretentious
Then why bother complaining on a random Mass Effect 3 video?
@@TmanTheTdog to be listened.
@@arathortizs28445 sounds like you need a hug
@@arathortizs28445 sadly. No one is listening
@@arathortizs28445 I hear ya, I partially agree, my favorite is the first one. But they had a change in writing midway through 2 if I recall correctly. Eh its an opinion, you can be entitled to it