@@GalathNox Same. I don't really like his character, but I do keep everyone alive for that party and strictly for that party. There are a few other people I'd remove if it wasn't for that
The fact that Jacob if romanced in me2 literally in me3 goes on to cheat on you, gets a girl knocked up, tries to cheat on her with you, gaslights you into helping him take care of his kid he will soon have with previous said girl, if not blames you for his cheating due to daddy issues...only person in the full series that cheats on shepard and probably the least likeable squad mate in the full series. Dunno whether to admire the sheer stupidity and balls on him to do it or send him straight to the collector gas chamber 😂
@@n.b.l.5709 if you do the shadow broker dlc in ME2 Liara gives you access to secret documents on a bunch of important or mundane aspects of your squad mates For Grunt, you get access to Grunts web search history, which starts off as just looking up wars and legendary Krogan, then learns about human authors and military history, then learns about earth predators like tigers and sharks, then finally just googles “tyrnasorus wrex” and “dinosaurs”
I think the ability to romance Morinth and then die during sex is hilarious. It's a great "what did you expect?" smack in the head even though you're how many hours into the game?
Fr though, legion was already my favorite cause idk somrthing about how he looks makes me thing "snek" but that line man...and then when he died i cried
I just want to point out something I haven’t seen anyone else mention: if you look at the games Legion has played in his search history, he purchased but never played a game that was meant as a fundraiser for Eden Prime. Our boy donated to helping Eden Prime recover from the Geth attacks.
Dude, I honestly love the mako. It’s an absolute tank, has two devastating guns, and can climb near vertical walls. Once I got used to the controls I could make that thing dance, and only flipped it twice in my entire completionist playthrough. The real reason everyone gets frustrated with the mako is because of the atrocious terrain on terrestrial worlds, and all of the insane inclines.
Thank you! I was thinking "how dare he!" The Mako is the BEST. You could drive up and down a damn mountain, fall off and still not die. Perfect vehicle.
Apparently boost wasn't in the original ME1. I didn't remember that when I was playing LE, boost makes a world of a difference for speed and mountain traversing.
Quit the excuses. Halo 3 came out the same year as Mass Effect and the Warthog had one of the smoothest vehicle controls. Even the Halo 2 Warthog puts the crappy Mako to shame.
I think the “Asari are attractive to everyone” thing isn’t to imply how they actually have different traits based on who is looking. It’s that each race focuses on the traits that look most similar to them, maybe that’s a subtle biotic influence, maybe not.
My thoughts exactly. The human is focusing on the face and general frame. The salarian is probably focusing on the scales and the lustre of her skin. The turian clearly states that turian males focus on the head crest/frills.
@@ShadeUnderTheSoul i don't know, to me this is one of the things that really makes sense... asari are essentially all telepathic, i imagine that function like hypnosis, where in the very first encounter the asari would burn an image of them in your brain to perceive them as more like your own species, i don't actually think they look way too alien, they are probably humanoid as most of the other species in the game... another point that folks don't realize is that even if the asari looks like exactly they are in the game, this still doesn't change the fact that their species is parasitic... Think about for a second, what DNA of a asari partner the asari baby receive? NONE, the asari basically take other species out of the "game of reproduction" in exchange for some mildly cultomization of the asari baby psych, wich means that the "father" species no only would ended up with a baby that doesn't even look like you, but also with a partner that will outlive you 10x, in other words, one more asari children, one less HUMAN children. couple this species behaviour with the ideia that asari may not look like how they look like, and you have a a damn fine lovecraftian nightmare fuel...
There are a few in game comments that describe Liara's appearance that dispute this theory. Not sure if it was just a blip in the canon that got through the loremaster. I know one of the comments comes from Tali in ME3 if you have Liara as a romance.
I actually remembered exactly a few minutes after I posted before. In the citadel DLC in ME3, Garrus and Tali talk about on how Humans and Asari are able to walk without falling over because of their leg differences. This shows that both Turians and Quarians perceive humans and asari as having the same physical characteristics. Thereby disproving the 'asari manipulated perspective' theory. I also find this to be a better proof than just the statues, as they could also be some form of mind control in a fictional sci-fi universe.
18:20 i remember a scene in the citadel dlc when tali was drunk, it was along the line like “garrus you’re with shepard, oh the three of us.” It hinted tali clearly has interest in garrus
For as funny as some of the Shadow Broker dossiers are, some are really depressing. Miranda's infertility, Garrus's mom dying and the strained relationship with his sister, Thane's condition, samara's stuff etc.
I was really mad at the developers for Miranda's infertility. It's a tiny detail that has no relevance to the plot, and just feels like a mean addition... she didn't need that to feel maternal about her sister.
Samara's list of items in the SB Dossier arent recent purchases, they are all the items she bequeathed when she became a Justicar. She says herself several times that an Asari must sacrifice everything they own and cut all ties to be a Justicar. If anything, it gives the player a view into her life prior to Mornith going rogue. She had a large home, hobbies, a bondmate who likely passed away, and most importantly loved being a mother.
A bit of context for the Canon Good Collectors in Mass Effect 3’s Multiplayer, they didn’t just randomly switch sides. Collectors are Protheans who has been mutated by the Reapers. The Good Ones came into being when a Leviathan ‘indoctrinated’ some Collectors. This gave them back their memories and individuality. They now fight for vengeance against the Reapers.
That's such a cool explanation with deep implications for something that is borderline handwaving justification of having a cool skin in a multiplayer mode... I would love to see that explored
It completely retcons ME2 though - Collectors had *everything* replaced by tech. Just giving them back memories won’t change the fact they’re glorified Prothean husks. Yet one more thing Hack Walters ruined.
Does something actually happen? I know Ashley just starts getting horny with him during the conversation about physical prowess vs biotics but the following morning she’s just standing there half alive watching Vega cook eggs lol
@Pig3636 you need to do a specific loud/quiet party combination to get it to happen then you can eventually walk in on them making out where you can encourage or scold them
Yeah. I never got the hate for Allers; she’s fine. But it does feel like it would have been better to bring back the established (and under-utilized) reporter character that already featured in the first two games.
Mass Effect 2 also made fun of the elevators, TWICE! If you go between levels on the Citadel with Tali and Garrus in your party, Garrus will prod her on if she misses their talks from the elevators, with Tali getting more and more annoyed, to the point where she punctuates her statements with "i have a shotgun...", making Garrus finally drop the issue. Also, during Mirandas loyalty mission, right before the final battle, Miranda will become anxious about a possible betrayal, and will jolt the elevator controls with the comment "Damnit! Why can't this thing go any faster!"
A few of the other content creators I follow have done some 'timely' videos for Mass Effect lately. I really love the humour in your videos, it gives them a real charm. So many of your Iceberg videos have really appealed to me in their subject matter, you always do them justice. I said for your last video 'Dead Space' that I'd recently watched someone else do one, it was quite dull. A few days later you dropped yours. Absolutely fantastic.
All iceberg videos are, are people stealing other peoples work. Imagine creating an iceberg, just for someone to use it for a video stealing all your work and getting paid for it.
The Asari theory about different species perceiving them differently is thoroughly debunked in the ME3 DLC. When the crew is making fun of Shepards bad dancing at the party, Tali and Garrus talk about how humans and asari are able to walk without fallong over. They both see that humans and asari don't have the same leg structure as Quarians and Turians. This proves that Quarians and Turians both see Asari and Humans as morphologically similar in their legs, and different from how their own legs work. I find this to be more compelling disproof of the theory than the statues, because in a magical sci-fi universe, the the statues could have been doing the same thing.
I had just completed the trilogy for the first time over the Christmas break, took over my life for a good few weeks. Plan to go back & do the hardest difficulties to get the last few achievements. Couldn't believe I hadn't played the ME games before & were FAR, FAR better than I would've thought. Some of the best games I've played recently. Anyway, can't wait to watch this since I'm new to all the information & trivia.
@@Shvabicu It's not that I didn't think they'd be good, games aren't considered good without universal opinion... more so I'm always unsure if its a game I'd like of my own opinion.
@@Shvabicu I play a lot of games and watch a lot of streams, and follow gaming in general. The one time i heard about ME was when Andromeda came out and a streamer i watched talked about it being horrible briefly (which at the time i thought was nothing special for EA). I discovered ME recently by getting the $1 xbox game pass to try out some games, and thought it was just a "chill space game" with a WoW vibe, where you play through a simple story as the dude on the cover, with some throw-away sci-fi lore in it. Needless to say i was very suprised in counless ways, and spent the entire month only on ME. They are not only the best three games i've ever played and probably ever will, it wouldn't even go in the same tier list with other games (apart from Dragon Age of course). For the last 5 months, all i do is consume ME and DA content, even to the point of playing games that the ME voice actors are in, and i even got all the books and comics. It opened up emotions in me i never thought i had, like i haven't cried since i was a baby, and this thing made me cry so many times (no, not tear up, CRY). I legit came out a complete different person, and i'm glad i didn't play it as a kid, because i wouldn't have moved me at all back then and would've ruined it. And then add the community on top with their life changing stories, N7 day and the cast reunions. AND people say this is the Star Wars of videogames. How on Earth have i never heard of this before? The game that immersed me and moved me the most before this was CP2077, and now i think it doesn't even come close to ME. And i never understood why people said CP isn't an RPG, but now i know it's because i never played a real RPG before.
In regards to the prothean artifact flag, Mass Effect 1 just has a ton of flags. They weren't sure what direction the series would go, so they basically added a flag to anything they thought they could use later. Which is why Conrad Verner in Mass Effect 3 has that subplot where if you did a bunch of things like find the Matriarch writings and have the write arms license you can get a tiny boost to the Crucible project. They had all of these flags and decided to use a bunch of them for that sidequest.
Every time you upload it blows my mind that your sub count isn't even in the hundred thousands. Your icebergs are legitimately some of the highest quality ones imo
Forgot one on the Shifty Lookin Cow, he appears on the score board in the Citadel DLC in ME3. Edit: Also as for the Awakened Collector they were actually 'Freed' by the Liviathan Orbs, which kinda contradicts Mordin's speech in ME2
@@donqon It's when you ask him if the collectors can be saved "No glands, replaced by tech. No digestive system, replaced by tech. No soul. Replaced by tech. Whatever they were, gone forever."
A little correction about the Collectors in ME3 multiplayer: They didn't ally against the Reapers. What happened is that Leviathan was able to sever their connection to Harbinger and now Leviathan is the one assuming control of them. And if you played the Leviathan DLC, you'll know that the Leviathans allied against the Reapers.
dw I linked the video/reddit post in the description just like all of the other example clips used. Thanks for getting such a great video of the Rachni singing easter egg. Easily the highest quality example online
For the appearance of Asaris, you can also look at Banshees in ME3. They are already modified by reapers and no longer possess the ability to manipulate other species' thoughts, their true faces look like human skulls. If they look like something else, then the Banshees will look way different.
I have one nitpick: Samara’s entry isn’t stuff she has, it’s a list of the worldly possessions she gave up when she became a justicar. Morinth was only 40 when she ran away, which is like adolescence as far as asari are concerned, she was happily settled in to the home she planned to live out her life on, indicated by the lifetime gym membership (that’s centuries!!!). It’s not weird that she still has children’s clothes, either at the bottom of dressers or stored away somewhere as keepsakes. The full entry: “Possessions bequeathed by Justicar Samara: Large Goods: - Four-bedroom home on Thessia - Furniture and household appliances - Elkoss Sapphire family skycar Clothing and Jewelry: - Casual clothing (approx. 20 outfits) - Intimate negligees (3) - Dancing dresses (4) - Bond ceremony gown - Bond ceremony bracelet - Holo-locket (images of bondmate, children -- reprogrammable) - Baby and children clothing (various) Miscellaneous: - Lifetime Serrice Fitness membership pass - First-place trophy (amateur skyball league) - Vid and novel library (various) - Photo albums (various) - Sculpture of Samara and bondmate - Personalized "Happy Birthday Mom" travel mug with photo of Samara and children (handle cracked and repaired, some glue marks visible) - Memorial sphere (bondmate) - Birthing creche”
1:22:31 regarding that cheese wheel, it might be some larger reference. In Dragon Age Inquisition, which is also a BioWare game, there's an identically looking shield.
Since it came after the ending a couple months later I think it was for the reason that you get to spend one last hurrah with all your friends almost like Shepard is in the afterlife
LETS GO!!!!!! I’ve been excited about this iceberg ever since you’ve been teasing it! I love Mass Effect, thank you for this video I’m going to watch it tonight!
there’s (probably) one more Mass Effect-Dragon Age connection you missed: in Inquisition’s main theme, The Dawn Will Come, there’s a verse that goes “the Shepherd’s lost and his home is far keep to the stars, the dawn will come”
In the bachelor party scene, I thought it was clear that each of them were focusing on the thing that they had in common with Asari. Because a dead Asari looks the same as they did alive, and like there are statues of them too, so...
I remember doing a blind through of the mass effect trilogy and it is one of the best games I have ever played in my entire life. I consider it to be one of my favorite games (second being red dead redemption 2 and the Witcher 3 being third)
My gf just had me play the trilogy for the first time and I have been a changed person since. 10000/10 game series. Post game blues and it’s been hard to wanna play anything else.
It worked best because of the players expectations from the previous game that it was something funny. But the revelation that it’s nothing and the Salarian was purposely messing with you because of that does make it even better.
Imagine doing a new game+ run and getting to the portion after Nilius death and accidentally shooting Sovereign and then he blows up with the credits fading in. *ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED: SOVEREIGN KILLED AGAIN*
I kinda wished Bioware included a Vorcha party member. I know you can play as them in ME3 MP but their roles are seldom discussed outside the plague on Omega and their work alongside renegade Krogan. Oh and that 1 blessed Vorcha that was dancing hit heart out in the CItadel DLC!
Another dragon age reference is in the very beginning of the first game. When you find two scientists on Eden Prime hiding from husks/geth the woman shouts “Humans! Thank the Maker!” -The Maker being the god figure of the Chantry in Dragon Age It’s memorable to me because it’s RIGHT at the beginning. Just after you meet Ashley.
ehhhhh, Dagon Age Origins didn't come out until 2009, two years after the first Mass Effect. It's more likely that's a reference to C-3PO from Star Wars who's said "thank the maker" several times
The Asari thing has been debunked. One of the devs said that they look how they look to everyone, even if they did change between races that power wouldnt work on vidoes/holograms. Everyone would see who they truly are.
Socially akward batatian mechanic sounds lovely. I think that having a batatian squad mate would make batatians not so hated. I dunno, I kinda like them. Sad that we didn't get one.
There's a giant cheese wheel in Dragon Age: Inquisition, as well. On one of the multiplayer maps, turn around at the starting zone and there's a wheel of cheese on top of the stone tower in the bay.
On the Raloi there is an unique four armed alien with a Pterodactyl head in the James Vega comic that is completely sealed in a pressure suit, which could be them. Also in ME1 there is a planet names Klencory that mentions "beings of light fighting devil machines" which (sadly) hints towards ME3's ending.
The release of the Legendary Edition was the perfect opportunity to restore the cut romance options and other content. But, they just weren't given the manpower to do it...
Tali saying "go for the eyes" still makes me happy cuz I played og BG and Minsk and Boo are still iconic. Ofc best girl Tali would channel best boy Minsk.
18:26 "this is the only time something like this happens" Not really. James and Ashley will hook up in your apartment if you don't romance either of them, and then weirdly give them "permission" I guess that's not romance, per se, but it is two squad-mates gettin' it on, so there's that.
I never had a problem with the ending of ME3. Most of the choices Shepard had made throughout ME1 and ME2 were resolved in 3. The ending just showed what happened with Shepard after everything had been resolved.
Never played the mass effect series but I loved the video, I’ll have to pick up the ultimate collection. On a separate note if you’re looking for future ideas I recommend looking into the valve source games for an iceberg
My copy of Mass Effect 2 on the X360 was bugged. Audio would always cut out on the Morinth/Samara fight, and I would not get a choice to choose who to save. It would just always default to Samara.
Bro im happy you mentioned Terra Nova the TV show. Mannnnnnnnnn was that an amazing show. The Vampire Diaries, Terra Nova, and The Rookie are my favorite live action TV shows
Which is so hilarious in retrospect because it’s immediately disproven by the Prothean VI It can detect indoctrinated people in its vicinity and only shuts down when Cuck Lang shows up. If Shepard was indoctrinated, it should’ve never opened up. Even after getting it back the first thing it asks is “are you here to rescue me from indoctrinated operatives” so it’s still got that function working. Shepard isn’t indoctrinated, he never was, not even close.
Great video! Usually I find icebergs exhausting and uninteresting, you've got the perfect blend of editing, humor, interesting lore, and a voice that doesn't make my ears bleed after 20 minutes. Keep up the great work!
Glad you enjoyed! Used to get comments going “stop making jokes and giving the occasional opinion! I just want the facts! Get rid of the commercial breaks!” So it’s nice seeing the opposite for a change
Ooh! Been looking forward to this one all month. I absolutely love Mass Effect so it’ll be fun to see how much of this I knew before watching. EDIT: oh god the Tali Sweat entry was a cognitohazard lmao
One thing you missed about the "miniature giant space hamster" (ie Boo of Minsc & Boo fame, "go for the eyes Boo" etc etc) is that it itself is a reference to Spelljammer, the "space version" of Dungeons and Dragons, which had Giant Space Hamsters. So the chain of references goes Spelljammer (TSR/WotC) -> Baldur's Gate (BioWare) -> Mass Effect (BioWare)
0:40 its crazy how many assets were recycled. The pizza box is just a flatened version of the container boxes you see all over the place? And i think the multiplayer ammo boxes? Half of the weapon mods are just the items you find around the maps. Like one is off the bottom of the shuttles.
I think the thing that annoys me the most, besides the ME3 ending, is that they cut TIM as a boss. Like, I don't know, maybe they could've made a parallel to Saren, skip a phase with morality, make our War Assets affect him somehow. A lot of ideas, it's not like the "final boss" bar was that high, better than nothing I suppose. Still love this series man, I hope ME5 is goated.
Also, now we need a Dragon Age series Iceberg (: And man I'm so sad nobody talks about that one planet in Mass Effect 1 that's entry says all lights on the surface shut off once you get close!
I feel like people saying that the Dark Energy ending would've been way better are just seeing greener grass on the other side of the fence. Looking at it, Dark Energy wasn't really foreshadowed that much in ME2, let alone ME1, and it raises some obvious questions like "If using Mass Effect fields are so bad, why not destroy the Mass Relays? Or remain as overseers of the Galaxy just preventing any civilization for utilizing Mass Effect fields? It's obviously impossible to know how it would've been recieved for sure, but I suspect it would've been criticized as pretty contrived, and I don't see how it would make your choices throughout the trilogy feel any more meaningful than the ending we got did.
Always nice to remember the games, nice knowing most of these but learning new stuff. Great video and iceberg! I remember being pretty spooked when I discovered the rachni sounds on the Moon, there's a lot of potential for finding odd things and mysteries in a game like ME1 with its more open structure, too bad Andromeda dropped the ball. Also worth mentioning are the hidden Spectre armors from the first game, you can only get them with PC cheats but they look and act pretty nice as late game gear, plus use the same model/texture as Nihlus' armor when equipped to Garrus. There are other hidden armors as well.
@@gavinduke2107 yeah I'd say everything Andromeda did in the spirit of the first game was a good step in the right direction, just wish it was more polished and had a better story..
46:15 There's a video on yt I came across, showing that if you slow down the Salarian's dialogue, you'll hear Brandon Keener (aka Garrus' VA). I just thought it was fun and cool.
About the 183 pull up thing. I had to do it twice cuz they have you alternating between the paragon and renegade triggers and I got to about 90 the first time and they start switching up the pattern to throw you off and they straight got me and I had to start all over again
1:20:30 The reason this appears as a flagged event for Me2 is purely so they could keep the flag through to ME3, because in ME3 you can ask Javik about this prothean ruin and whether they were studying humans, to which he responds that they observed many species to decide whether or not they should be uplifted.
48:35 a little addition, not only does Ashley Williams sound similar to Ash Williams, but Ash Williams' first name is Ashley J. Williams, the J stands for Joanna.
In regards to mass effect and dragon age being connected, you missed one key detail and that's "the maker". In both games, you repeatedly hear characters mention the maker.
1:45:00 no no no it’s much sadder than you think. Those are all the things Samara is recorded as donating/giving away when she became a Justicar. She had a normal life before discovering the truth about her daughters
On the "dont touch that" part, there was another moment in ME3 Citadel dlc where you can touch the waterfall at the Casino. There js a vi that tells you to refrain from touching the waterfall.
Cerberus daily news was free if you paid for a retail copy of the game. So it became tied to owning the original copy of the game and was added to your BioWare /EA login. This was when game sharing of physical media was at its peak and you’d have to pay for it if you got it used or “rented’ it. It was biowares way of trying to squeeze more money out of the secondary market.
@18.29 A reason for Tali and Garrus to get together..so long as you're not using either of them? It looks like their boots will fit together, making them stackable and giving you more floor space. (Obviously, this will mean stacking them butt to butt)
On the Tali and Garrus dating part I'm pretty sure Ashley and James will start something if not dating Ashley in ME3. I can't say it actually goes somewhere like Tali and Garrus, but I remember both flirting with each other during the party in the Citadel DLC
Ashley and James have a little something or a romance if neither is romanced in the citadel DLC if you pick the energetic option for each stage of the party. also i think Liara and Javik can potentially be a romance if you dont romance Liara and push them towards being friendly.
Jacob is also a temporary squadmate, serving as a squadmate until you send him into the vents on the collector base
The ritual
Feed him to the collector's vent.
I leave him alive so I can invite everyone but him to the party.
@@GalathNox Same. I don't really like his character, but I do keep everyone alive for that party and strictly for that party. There are a few other people I'd remove if it wasn't for that
The fact that Jacob if romanced in me2 literally in me3 goes on to cheat on you, gets a girl knocked up, tries to cheat on her with you, gaslights you into helping him take care of his kid he will soon have with previous said girl, if not blames you for his cheating due to daddy issues...only person in the full series that cheats on shepard and probably the least likeable squad mate in the full series.
Dunno whether to admire the sheer stupidity and balls on him to do it or send him straight to the collector gas chamber 😂
Grunt's interest in dinosaurs is one of the most inspired pieces of character trivia ever written.
Who doesn’t live dinosaurs
What does he say or do or ssk conceening dinosaurs
@@n.b.l.5709 if you do the shadow broker dlc in ME2 Liara gives you access to secret documents on a bunch of important or mundane aspects of your squad mates
For Grunt, you get access to Grunts web search history, which starts off as just looking up wars and legendary Krogan, then learns about human authors and military history, then learns about earth predators like tigers and sharks, then finally just googles “tyrnasorus wrex” and “dinosaurs”
@@n.b.l.5709 It comes from the Shadowbrokers files on the Normandy crew accessible in the Shadow Broker DLC from ME2.
@@n.b.l.5709 the implication is his Krogan desire for challenge and battle is very much intrigued by the concept of dinosaurs
I think the ability to romance Morinth and then die during sex is hilarious. It's a great "what did you expect?" smack in the head even though you're how many hours into the game?
I love that too the game basically calling you an idiot 😂😂😂
Game needed more things like that to ground shepard and make him not seem indestructable and having star wars level plot armor.
I try that once... regret immediately after...
that ardat-yakshi coochie grip too tight
#Worth
"You can't trust any animal that can milk itself"
A legendary quote and a philosophical statement that puts Aristotle and Plato to shame.
Arent we animals that can milk ourselves?
@@gavinperch9413 Yes, and that being the case we can't be trusted.
Matter of fact, I'm going to milk myself right now.
har har sexism. This is also why self important philosophers are dumb
What 😨
It think it's horseshit, yet brilliant, simultaneously.
the "does this unit have a soul?" line just gets me in the feelings every time. it's also referenced in dragon age inquisition by cole.
Amazons Alexa responds to that question with keelah se'lai lol
Fr though, legion was already my favorite cause idk somrthing about how he looks makes me thing "snek" but that line man...and then when he died i cried
I want Alexa to one day randomly ask me that question, addressig me like how Legion addresses Tali as "Creator Zorah".
It's weird though because the actual line is "do these units have a soul" which is an important point to the geth viewing themsleves as a collective
@@stephenallen4635 truth, critical note forgotten during the writing of 3
I just want to point out something I haven’t seen anyone else mention: if you look at the games Legion has played in his search history, he purchased but never played a game that was meant as a fundraiser for Eden Prime. Our boy donated to helping Eden Prime recover from the Geth attacks.
Dude, I honestly love the mako. It’s an absolute tank, has two devastating guns, and can climb near vertical walls. Once I got used to the controls I could make that thing dance, and only flipped it twice in my entire completionist playthrough. The real reason everyone gets frustrated with the mako is because of the atrocious terrain on terrestrial worlds, and all of the insane inclines.
Thank you! I was thinking "how dare he!" The Mako is the BEST. You could drive up and down a damn mountain, fall off and still not die. Perfect vehicle.
Apparently boost wasn't in the original ME1. I didn't remember that when I was playing LE, boost makes a world of a difference for speed and mountain traversing.
@@Xpwnxagewhat do you mean boost? Did i miss a boost mechanic when i played the legendary edition lmao
@@thelordofcringe Yeah in ME1 LE you can boost your Mako for a short burst of speed. Makes it much easier to climb mountains.
Quit the excuses. Halo 3 came out the same year as Mass Effect and the Warthog had one of the smoothest vehicle controls. Even the Halo 2 Warthog puts the crappy Mako to shame.
The 183 pull ups are mandatory in all of my playthroughs lol
I think the “Asari are attractive to everyone” thing isn’t to imply how they actually have different traits based on who is looking. It’s that each race focuses on the traits that look most similar to them, maybe that’s a subtle biotic influence, maybe not.
My thoughts exactly. The human is focusing on the face and general frame. The salarian is probably focusing on the scales and the lustre of her skin. The turian clearly states that turian males focus on the head crest/frills.
@@ShadeUnderTheSoul i don't know, to me this is one of the things that really makes sense... asari are essentially all telepathic, i imagine that function like hypnosis, where in the very first encounter the asari would burn an image of them in your brain to perceive them as more like your own species, i don't actually think they look way too alien, they are probably humanoid as most of the other species in the game... another point that folks don't realize is that even if the asari looks like exactly they are in the game, this still doesn't change the fact that their species is parasitic...
Think about for a second, what DNA of a asari partner the asari baby receive? NONE, the asari basically take other species out of the "game of reproduction" in exchange for some mildly cultomization of the asari baby psych, wich means that the "father" species no only would ended up with a baby that doesn't even look like you, but also with a partner that will outlive you 10x, in other words, one more asari children, one less HUMAN children.
couple this species behaviour with the ideia that asari may not look like how they look like, and you have a a damn fine lovecraftian nightmare fuel...
There are a few in game comments that describe Liara's appearance that dispute this theory.
Not sure if it was just a blip in the canon that got through the loremaster.
I know one of the comments comes from Tali in ME3 if you have Liara as a romance.
I actually remembered exactly a few minutes after I posted before.
In the citadel DLC in ME3, Garrus and Tali talk about on how Humans and Asari are able to walk without falling over because of their leg differences.
This shows that both Turians and Quarians perceive humans and asari as having the same physical characteristics.
Thereby disproving the 'asari manipulated perspective' theory.
I also find this to be a better proof than just the statues, as they could also be some form of mind control in a fictional sci-fi universe.
There was also a line in ME1 where Liara talks about humans and asari sharing many physical characteristics despite being so many star systems apart.
18:20 i remember a scene in the citadel dlc when tali was drunk, it was along the line like “garrus you’re with shepard, oh the three of us.” It hinted tali clearly has interest in garrus
For as funny as some of the Shadow Broker dossiers are, some are really depressing. Miranda's infertility, Garrus's mom dying and the strained relationship with his sister, Thane's condition, samara's stuff etc.
The statement about Garrus not being able to reach his full potential under shepherd is also sad
legion buying the eden prime donation edition platinum tier just to make up for it.
@@scott-gaming.8834Hours played: 0
Zaeed's plan to just blow himself up instead of finding a retirement planet
I was really mad at the developers for Miranda's infertility. It's a tiny detail that has no relevance to the plot, and just feels like a mean addition... she didn't need that to feel maternal about her sister.
Samara's list of items in the SB Dossier arent recent purchases, they are all the items she bequeathed when she became a Justicar. She says herself several times that an Asari must sacrifice everything they own and cut all ties to be a Justicar. If anything, it gives the player a view into her life prior to Mornith going rogue. She had a large home, hobbies, a bondmate who likely passed away, and most importantly loved being a mother.
Samara didn't purchase all the clothes. She donated them, when she became a justicar, and that was the list of her previous posessions.
A bit of context for the Canon Good Collectors in Mass Effect 3’s Multiplayer, they didn’t just randomly switch sides.
Collectors are Protheans who has been mutated by the Reapers. The Good Ones came into being when a Leviathan ‘indoctrinated’ some Collectors. This gave them back their memories and individuality. They now fight for vengeance against the Reapers.
That's such a cool explanation with deep implications for something that is borderline handwaving justification of having a cool skin in a multiplayer mode... I would love to see that explored
I wonder how Javik would react to this information
@@collincaperton6718 honor killing/suicide?
@@collincaperton6718probably throw them out the airlock
It completely retcons ME2 though - Collectors had *everything* replaced by tech. Just giving them back memories won’t change the fact they’re glorified Prothean husks. Yet one more thing Hack Walters ruined.
18:40 the only other romanceable pair up you missed was that Ashley can have a one night stand with James during the Citadel party.
really? Huh, I had no idea
@@Pigpen_YTYeah, I thought the exact same thing when you said that this was the only romance that happens without you.
Does something actually happen? I know Ashley just starts getting horny with him during the conversation about physical prowess vs biotics but the following morning she’s just standing there half alive watching Vega cook eggs lol
@Pig3636 you need to do a specific loud/quiet party combination to get it to happen then you can eventually walk in on them making out where you can encourage or scold them
It should’ve been Emily Wong who was on the Normandy in ME3 instead of Allers
Yeah. I never got the hate for Allers; she’s fine. But it does feel like it would have been better to bring back the established (and under-utilized) reporter character that already featured in the first two games.
@@SynchronizorVideos as long as she got a boob job. I cant imagine a world without battle tits.
But if that happened we would never have "Report to the ship as soon as possible, we'll bang okay?"
@@ScreentimeNORhahaha, true.
Yea Emily Wong should’ve joined the Normandy as their media liaison…
Makes no sense
Mass Effect 2 also made fun of the elevators, TWICE!
If you go between levels on the Citadel with Tali and Garrus in your party, Garrus will prod her on if she misses their talks from the elevators, with Tali getting more and more annoyed, to the point where she punctuates her statements with "i have a shotgun...", making Garrus finally drop the issue.
Also, during Mirandas loyalty mission, right before the final battle, Miranda will become anxious about a possible betrayal, and will jolt the elevator controls with the comment "Damnit! Why can't this thing go any faster!"
A few of the other content creators I follow have done some 'timely' videos for Mass Effect lately. I really love the humour in your videos, it gives them a real charm. So many of your Iceberg videos have really appealed to me in their subject matter, you always do them justice. I said for your last video 'Dead Space' that I'd recently watched someone else do one, it was quite dull. A few days later you dropped yours. Absolutely fantastic.
Pigpen deserves way more subscribers for the amount of time researching, gathering footage, recording and editing he does for every video.
My wife Pigpen ❤︎
Unlikable personality, very tragic that he’s the only one to make these so well
I mean.. no. No actual proper research culminates in an "iceberg."
That's just clickbait/how Gen Z consumes information
All iceberg videos are, are people stealing other peoples work. Imagine creating an iceberg, just for someone to use it for a video stealing all your work and getting paid for it.
The Asari theory about different species perceiving them differently is thoroughly debunked in the ME3 DLC.
When the crew is making fun of Shepards bad dancing at the party, Tali and Garrus talk about how humans and asari are able to walk without fallong over. They both see that humans and asari don't have the same leg structure as Quarians and Turians.
This proves that Quarians and Turians both see Asari and Humans as morphologically similar in their legs, and different from how their own legs work.
I find this to be more compelling disproof of the theory than the statues, because in a magical sci-fi universe, the the statues could have been doing the same thing.
I had just completed the trilogy for the first time over the Christmas break, took over my life for a good few weeks. Plan to go back & do the hardest difficulties to get the last few achievements. Couldn't believe I hadn't played the ME games before & were FAR, FAR better than I would've thought. Some of the best games I've played recently.
Anyway, can't wait to watch this since I'm new to all the information & trivia.
Why did you think they wouldn't be that good? ME2 is legit considered one of the best games ever made with a 96 metacritic.
@@Shvabicu It's not that I didn't think they'd be good, games aren't considered good without universal opinion... more so I'm always unsure if its a game I'd like of my own opinion.
@@Shvabicu I play a lot of games and watch a lot of streams, and follow gaming in general. The one time i heard about ME was when Andromeda came out and a streamer i watched talked about it being horrible briefly (which at the time i thought was nothing special for EA). I discovered ME recently by getting the $1 xbox game pass to try out some games, and thought it was just a "chill space game" with a WoW vibe, where you play through a simple story as the dude on the cover, with some throw-away sci-fi lore in it. Needless to say i was very suprised in counless ways, and spent the entire month only on ME. They are not only the best three games i've ever played and probably ever will, it wouldn't even go in the same tier list with other games (apart from Dragon Age of course). For the last 5 months, all i do is consume ME and DA content, even to the point of playing games that the ME voice actors are in, and i even got all the books and comics. It opened up emotions in me i never thought i had, like i haven't cried since i was a baby, and this thing made me cry so many times (no, not tear up, CRY). I legit came out a complete different person, and i'm glad i didn't play it as a kid, because i wouldn't have moved me at all back then and would've ruined it. And then add the community on top with their life changing stories, N7 day and the cast reunions. AND people say this is the Star Wars of videogames. How on Earth have i never heard of this before?
The game that immersed me and moved me the most before this was CP2077, and now i think it doesn't even come close to ME. And i never understood why people said CP isn't an RPG, but now i know it's because i never played a real RPG before.
I'm Commander Shepherd, and this is my favorite iceberg on the internet.
In regards to the prothean artifact flag, Mass Effect 1 just has a ton of flags. They weren't sure what direction the series would go, so they basically added a flag to anything they thought they could use later. Which is why Conrad Verner in Mass Effect 3 has that subplot where if you did a bunch of things like find the Matriarch writings and have the write arms license you can get a tiny boost to the Crucible project. They had all of these flags and decided to use a bunch of them for that sidequest.
Every time you upload it blows my mind that your sub count isn't even in the hundred thousands. Your icebergs are legitimately some of the highest quality ones imo
Omg papa pigpen liked my comment
Forgot one on the Shifty Lookin Cow, he appears on the score board in the Citadel DLC in ME3.
Edit: Also as for the Awakened Collector they were actually 'Freed' by the Liviathan Orbs, which kinda contradicts Mordin's speech in ME2
Less freed, more like under new management.
What’s Mordin’s speech?
@@donqon It's when you ask him if the collectors can be saved
"No glands, replaced by tech. No digestive system, replaced by tech. No soul. Replaced by tech. Whatever they were, gone forever."
@@MAJR172their bodies are changed forever. Even if they got their memories back, I think most would take their own lives after they’ve won.
Did Mordin account for the Leviathans?
A little correction about the Collectors in ME3 multiplayer: They didn't ally against the Reapers. What happened is that Leviathan was able to sever their connection to Harbinger and now Leviathan is the one assuming control of them.
And if you played the Leviathan DLC, you'll know that the Leviathans allied against the Reapers.
HOLY FUCK. The Rachni singing video was one I posted on the Mass Effect subreddit last year! Never expected to see it being used in an Iceberg video!
dw I linked the video/reddit post in the description just like all of the other example clips used. Thanks for getting such a great video of the Rachni singing easter egg. Easily the highest quality example online
@@Pigpen_YT No problem! Yeah, it's surprisingly hard to find footage of it.
48:36 It doesn’t just sound like Ash Williams, Ash’s full name IS Ashley Williams
Ashley Joanna Willaims, because Brock is an ass.
For the appearance of Asaris, you can also look at Banshees in ME3. They are already modified by reapers and no longer possess the ability to manipulate other species' thoughts, their true faces look like human skulls. If they look like something else, then the Banshees will look way different.
Thank you for putting time into making these icebergs. Love the videos and appreciate what you do!! Keep up the great work!!
I have one nitpick: Samara’s entry isn’t stuff she has, it’s a list of the worldly possessions she gave up when she became a justicar. Morinth was only 40 when she ran away, which is like adolescence as far as asari are concerned, she was happily settled in to the home she planned to live out her life on, indicated by the lifetime gym membership (that’s centuries!!!). It’s not weird that she still has children’s clothes, either at the bottom of dressers or stored away somewhere as keepsakes.
The full entry: “Possessions bequeathed by Justicar Samara:
Large Goods:
- Four-bedroom home on Thessia
- Furniture and household appliances
- Elkoss Sapphire family skycar
Clothing and Jewelry:
- Casual clothing (approx. 20 outfits)
- Intimate negligees (3)
- Dancing dresses (4)
- Bond ceremony gown
- Bond ceremony bracelet
- Holo-locket (images of bondmate, children -- reprogrammable)
- Baby and children clothing (various)
Miscellaneous:
- Lifetime Serrice Fitness membership pass
- First-place trophy (amateur skyball league)
- Vid and novel library (various)
- Photo albums (various)
- Sculpture of Samara and bondmate
- Personalized "Happy Birthday Mom" travel mug with photo of Samara and children (handle cracked and repaired, some glue marks visible)
- Memorial sphere (bondmate)
- Birthing creche”
1:22:31 regarding that cheese wheel, it might be some larger reference. In Dragon Age Inquisition, which is also a BioWare game, there's an identically looking shield.
There's also a giant one in one of the multiplayer maps, on top a tower.
Finally, somebody who doesn't think that mass effect 3 is a bad game, in fact it might be my favourite in the trilogy
it's my favorite in terms of gameplay. I just wish the Mass Effect 2 squadmates had more of a role in the game and yeah the ending isn't good imo
@@Pigpen_YT that's why the citadel DLC was so cool, having all the lads come together for one last adventure
I love ME3. I feel like the actual journey of the game is great.
Since it came after the ending a couple months later I think it was for the reason that you get to spend one last hurrah with all your friends almost like Shepard is in the afterlife
Definitely my favorite game of the trilogy. And I think the (expanded) Control ending works well - at least for how I play my Sheps.
i could listen to Pigpen narrate an iceberg about literally anything and itd make my day
LETS GO!!!!!! I’ve been excited about this iceberg ever since you’ve been teasing it! I love Mass Effect, thank you for this video I’m going to watch it tonight!
there’s (probably) one more Mass Effect-Dragon Age connection you missed: in Inquisition’s main theme, The Dawn Will Come, there’s a verse that goes
“the Shepherd’s lost
and his home is far
keep to the stars,
the dawn will come”
In the bachelor party scene, I thought it was clear that each of them were focusing on the thing that they had in common with Asari. Because a dead Asari looks the same as they did alive, and like there are statues of them too, so...
I remember doing a blind through of the mass effect trilogy and it is one of the best games I have ever played in my entire life. I consider it to be one of my favorite games (second being red dead redemption 2 and the Witcher 3 being third)
My gf just had me play the trilogy for the first time and I have been a changed person since. 10000/10 game series. Post game blues and it’s been hard to wanna play anything else.
Nothing is like this series. Nothing.
I'm glad I'm not the only one. I just finished the trilogy for the first time 2 days ago and I don't know what to do with myself now.
play it again
@@concerned8795 hilariously enough I am in the middle of another playthrough. I’m working on 3 and I’m near the end lmaooooo
The “don’t touch that” Salarian in andromeda was actually funnier to me
It worked best because of the players expectations from the previous game that it was something funny.
But the revelation that it’s nothing and the Salarian was purposely messing with you because of that does make it even better.
Imagine doing a new game+ run and getting to the portion after Nilius death and accidentally shooting Sovereign and then he blows up with the credits fading in.
*ACHIEVEMENT UNLOCKED: SOVEREIGN KILLED AGAIN*
1:01:23 On a related note, in the Plants Vs Zombies game Garden Warfare 2, there was a mass effect themed DLC with the pun name ‘Grass Effect’.
Fun Fact - the "Don't Touch That" Salarian at around 46:15 is voiced by Brandon Keener (Garrus VA).
I kinda wished Bioware included a Vorcha party member. I know you can play as them in ME3 MP but their roles are seldom discussed outside the plague on Omega and their work alongside renegade Krogan.
Oh and that 1 blessed Vorcha that was dancing hit heart out in the CItadel DLC!
Another dragon age reference is in the very beginning of the first game. When you find two scientists on Eden Prime hiding from husks/geth the woman shouts “Humans! Thank the Maker!” -The Maker being the god figure of the Chantry in Dragon Age
It’s memorable to me because it’s RIGHT at the beginning. Just after you meet Ashley.
ehhhhh, Dagon Age Origins didn't come out until 2009, two years after the first Mass Effect. It's more likely that's a reference to C-3PO from Star Wars who's said "thank the maker" several times
@@Pigpen_YT ahh that makes sense. Ive never been a fan of Star Wars and I never played Mass Effect until after I played DAO so thats my mistake
"I am Commander Shepard, and this is my favorite iceberg in the Citadel."
The content I keep coming back for. Keep up the good work Pigpen.
The Asari thing has been debunked. One of the devs said that they look how they look to everyone, even if they did change between races that power wouldnt work on vidoes/holograms. Everyone would see who they truly are.
Socially akward batatian mechanic sounds lovely. I think that having a batatian squad mate would make batatians not so hated. I dunno, I kinda like them. Sad that we didn't get one.
There's a giant cheese wheel in Dragon Age: Inquisition, as well. On one of the multiplayer maps, turn around at the starting zone and there's a wheel of cheese on top of the stone tower in the bay.
On the Raloi there is an unique four armed alien with a Pterodactyl head in the James Vega comic that is completely sealed in a pressure suit, which could be them.
Also in ME1 there is a planet names Klencory that mentions "beings of light fighting devil machines" which (sadly) hints towards ME3's ending.
Mass Effect iceberg on March 28th 2023? A surprise to be sure, but very much a welcome one!
The release of the Legendary Edition was the perfect opportunity to restore the cut romance options and other content. But, they just weren't given the manpower to do it...
Tali saying "go for the eyes" still makes me happy cuz I played og BG and Minsk and Boo are still iconic. Ofc best girl Tali would channel best boy Minsk.
I did the pull ups legit on Legendary Edition just because I'm a completionist 🤣
18:26 "this is the only time something like this happens"
Not really. James and Ashley will hook up in your apartment if you don't romance either of them, and then weirdly give them "permission"
I guess that's not romance, per se, but it is two squad-mates gettin' it on, so there's that.
I never had a problem with the ending of ME3. Most of the choices Shepard had made throughout ME1 and ME2 were resolved in 3. The ending just showed what happened with Shepard after everything had been resolved.
Never played the mass effect series but I loved the video, I’ll have to pick up the ultimate collection. On a separate note if you’re looking for future ideas I recommend looking into the valve source games for an iceberg
My copy of Mass Effect 2 on the X360 was bugged. Audio would always cut out on the Morinth/Samara fight, and I would not get a choice to choose who to save. It would just always default to Samara.
Bro im happy you mentioned Terra Nova the TV show. Mannnnnnnnnn was that an amazing show. The Vampire Diaries, Terra Nova, and The Rookie are my favorite live action TV shows
I remember after 3 came out. Someone hated the ending so much, he made a documentary about the "indoctrination theory" and how it's definitely real.
Then BioWare said it wasn't even considered lol
Which is so hilarious in retrospect because it’s immediately disproven by the Prothean VI
It can detect indoctrinated people in its vicinity and only shuts down when Cuck Lang shows up. If Shepard was indoctrinated, it should’ve never opened up.
Even after getting it back the first thing it asks is “are you here to rescue me from indoctrinated operatives” so it’s still got that function working.
Shepard isn’t indoctrinated, he never was, not even close.
Great video! Usually I find icebergs exhausting and uninteresting, you've got the perfect blend of editing, humor, interesting lore, and a voice that doesn't make my ears bleed after 20 minutes. Keep up the great work!
Glad you enjoyed! Used to get comments going “stop making jokes and giving the occasional opinion! I just want the facts! Get rid of the commercial breaks!” So it’s nice seeing the opposite for a change
Why is the discovery of the browser history of every squad mate in Mass Effect 2 so great to me? 😂
never played mass effect, im here just for your content
Same
Same
Same
For the plot 👀
Play the trilogy. One of the best sci-fi series of all time.
God I couldn’t imagine how much fun they had making the citadel dlc the dialogue and everything was just so good
Ooh! Been looking forward to this one all month. I absolutely love Mass Effect so it’ll be fun to see how much of this I knew before watching.
EDIT: oh god the Tali Sweat entry was a cognitohazard lmao
I've waited for you to do this video for so so so long
One thing you missed about the "miniature giant space hamster" (ie Boo of Minsc & Boo fame, "go for the eyes Boo" etc etc) is that it itself is a reference to Spelljammer, the "space version" of Dungeons and Dragons, which had Giant Space Hamsters.
So the chain of references goes Spelljammer (TSR/WotC) -> Baldur's Gate (BioWare) -> Mass Effect (BioWare)
I'm commander Shepard and this is my favorite video on the internet!
0:40 its crazy how many assets were recycled. The pizza box is just a flatened version of the container boxes you see all over the place? And i think the multiplayer ammo boxes? Half of the weapon mods are just the items you find around the maps. Like one is off the bottom of the shuttles.
After Rings of Power.....I don't want Amazon ANYWHERE NEAR the Mass Effect universe....let HBO handle Mass Effect.
Thank you so much for your icebergs I will always watch and enjoy them
I think the thing that annoys me the most, besides the ME3 ending, is that they cut TIM as a boss. Like, I don't know, maybe they could've made a parallel to Saren, skip a phase with morality, make our War Assets affect him somehow.
A lot of ideas, it's not like the "final boss" bar was that high, better than nothing I suppose. Still love this series man, I hope ME5 is goated.
You know garrus's a great character when a significant portion of the community asks the devs to make him bangable
listen through your entire video made me want to replay entire trilogy again.
I remember my first time playing mass effect 1 and assigning Jenkins his squad points only for him to get obliterated 2 minutes later.
Also, now we need a Dragon Age series Iceberg (:
And man I'm so sad nobody talks about that one planet in Mass Effect 1 that's entry says all lights on the surface shut off once you get close!
I feel like people saying that the Dark Energy ending would've been way better are just seeing greener grass on the other side of the fence. Looking at it, Dark Energy wasn't really foreshadowed that much in ME2, let alone ME1, and it raises some obvious questions like "If using Mass Effect fields are so bad, why not destroy the Mass Relays? Or remain as overseers of the Galaxy just preventing any civilization for utilizing Mass Effect fields? It's obviously impossible to know how it would've been recieved for sure, but I suspect it would've been criticized as pretty contrived, and I don't see how it would make your choices throughout the trilogy feel any more meaningful than the ending we got did.
the asari face reminded me about the asari's in andromada...those Asari's look so identical
but its a thought
Always nice to remember the games, nice knowing most of these but learning new stuff.
Great video and iceberg!
I remember being pretty spooked when I discovered the rachni sounds on the Moon, there's a lot of potential for finding odd things and mysteries in a game like ME1 with its more open structure, too bad Andromeda dropped the ball.
Also worth mentioning are the hidden Spectre armors from the first game, you can only get them with PC cheats but they look and act pretty nice as late game gear, plus use the same model/texture as Nihlus' armor when equipped to Garrus. There are other hidden armors as well.
Personally I liked Andromeda's open worlds and found it to be the game's biggest strength
@@gavinduke2107 yeah I'd say everything Andromeda did in the spirit of the first game was a good step in the right direction, just wish it was more polished and had a better story..
cant get enough of these. thanks
46:15 There's a video on yt I came across, showing that if you slow down the Salarian's dialogue, you'll hear Brandon Keener (aka Garrus' VA). I just thought it was fun and cool.
About the 183 pull up thing. I had to do it twice cuz they have you alternating between the paragon and renegade triggers and I got to about 90 the first time and they start switching up the pattern to throw you off and they straight got me and I had to start all over again
1:20:30 The reason this appears as a flagged event for Me2 is purely so they could keep the flag through to ME3, because in ME3 you can ask Javik about this prothean ruin and whether they were studying humans, to which he responds that they observed many species to decide whether or not they should be uplifted.
I feel sorry for all the people who played ME 3 when it came out and didn’t have the DLCs. They literally make the game.
48:35 a little addition, not only does Ashley Williams sound similar to Ash Williams, but Ash Williams' first name is Ashley J. Williams, the J stands for Joanna.
In regards to mass effect and dragon age being connected, you missed one key detail and that's "the maker". In both games, you repeatedly hear characters mention the maker.
I really loved the video!! I would like to see a Dragon Age Iceberg in the future made by you.
1:45:00 no no no it’s much sadder than you think. Those are all the things Samara is recorded as donating/giving away when she became a Justicar. She had a normal life before discovering the truth about her daughters
20:36 Also, the reaper Asari/Banshee, still retain enough of their original form that I'd say, what you see if what you get
Mass effect is the best scifi rpg by a country mile
I’m so happy you finally did one about mass effect!
On the "dont touch that" part, there was another moment in ME3 Citadel dlc where you can touch the waterfall at the Casino. There js a vi that tells you to refrain from touching the waterfall.
Cerberus daily news was free if you paid for a retail copy of the game. So it became tied to owning the original copy of the game and was added to your BioWare /EA login. This was when game sharing of physical media was at its peak and you’d have to pay for it if you got it used or “rented’ it. It was biowares way of trying to squeeze more money out of the secondary market.
@18.29 A reason for Tali and Garrus to get together..so long as you're not using either of them?
It looks like their boots will fit together, making them stackable and giving you more floor space. (Obviously, this will mean stacking them butt to butt)
37:18 :"Commander shepard, we are gathering consensus"
On the Tali and Garrus dating part I'm pretty sure Ashley and James will start something if not dating Ashley in ME3. I can't say it actually goes somewhere like Tali and Garrus, but I remember both flirting with each other during the party in the Citadel DLC
Ashley and James have a little something or a romance if neither is romanced in the citadel DLC if you pick the energetic option for each stage of the party. also i think Liara and Javik can potentially be a romance if you dont romance Liara and push them towards being friendly.
Great Video! This is my first video I've seen by you, and I've Subscribed.
Citadel DLC was brilliant! I had a lot of fun with it.