Wanting to kill Shepard for unknown reasons? I guess if we're just all of the events of ME2, but it's pretty obvious otherwise. It's either Paragon, you screwed over TIM, or Renegade, you gave TIM what he wants and he wants you out of the way now.
Sir, reading your post makes me believe that the Illusive Man's first name HAS to be Timothy.
OT: Ah yes, "spoilers", the story ruiners that people enjoy telling others to "spoil", their own discovery... We have dismissed that claim.
Really OT: I don't think the universe can wait until Mass Effect 3 is out. Sadly, I most likely won't be able to play it on day one, but maybe over Christmas break...
The trial is probably for political reasons. The Human race finally has some power in the galaxy with a Human councilor and Spectre, then all of a sudden the Spectre dies and reappears two years later riding around in a terrorist ship. Then you go and blow up an entire Batarian colony in The Arrival, the Batarians being not all to happy with Humanity before Shepard killed a couple hundred thousand of them.
With this sort of situation any sane goverment would put Shepard on trial.
If you played Arival you know that shepard destroyed a mass relay that the reapers were supposedly going to come through, blowing up an entire star system. You learn that shepard will be forced to face the music on earth sometime in the future. Thats why you go on trial
I could do without the weapon customization. I really don't care, and it was annoying in ME1.
WREX IS BACK ASDFGHJKL:" YES!
Can I still bang Tali? Yes. Okay. When is this available for pre order?
Glad to hear customisations back a little just hope they innovate it past the first ME's crappy system, would love to see some visual changes to weapons from altering them scope on assault rifle etc.
I'm surprised people are confused about James Sanders, while not mentioned before, he has the same last name as Kaylee Sanders, one of the main characters from the Mass Effect books, an Alliance officer that helps supervise gifted children with biotic abilities, and highly classified intelligence and work. Probably a brother or such of hers, it's not rocket science, people.
As for the thread: Lets go already! And come on Wrex!
I knew killing 300,000 Batarians would end badly LMAO
Secondly I swear to God I didn't spend shitloads of ME2 getting a awesome team and keeping every single one of them alive to not have the choice of all of them in ME3. So my squad will have to bunk up and like it.
Yes. This sounds like exactly the kind of gameplay I was hoping for. The powers played much better in 2 compared to 1 by a mile, but the guns needed their attachment customization back. I'm so psyched for this.
While I must admit that Shepard being on trial at the start makes sense, I had expected that to be at some other point of the game. Though granted, Reapers besieging Earth might have put a stop to that trial.
I'm betting that the lllusive-Man-trying-to-kill-you thing is false though. He has no reason to kill Shepard even of s/he went paragon in ME2 and
quit from Cerberus and blowed up the Collector base.
Shepard's still the best chance for humanity and TIM seems to be fanatic about that idea. Why would that suddenly change?
In the case of renegade ending, TIM's orbiting that strange star/whatever completely safe (almost at least) while one independent Cerberus cell without TIM aboard would "excavate" the
Collector base
so how exactly would indoctrination affect him?
+ They have no reason to keep the story that consistent between the choices anymore. This is the last game about Shepard IIRC so they can go pretty much wild with all the implications and consequences of the things Shepard has done.
might wait till these are in a trilogy for PC. Upgrade my PC to handle the graphical epicness then buy it. I have a PS3 and haven't gotten 2 because I'd like to have a full grasp of the story from 1.
The trial is probably for political reasons. The Human race finally has some power in the galaxy with a Human councilor and Spectre, then all of a sudden the Spectre dies and reappears two years later riding around in a terrorist ship. Then you go and blow up an entire Batarian colony in The Arrival, the Batarians being not all to happy with Humanity before Shepard killed a couple hundred thousand of them.
With this sort of situation any sane goverment would put Shepard on trial.
I suppose so. But again, Spectre's only answer to the Council. I'd expect them to at least have the trial on the citadel with a heavy Alliance attendance or something.
So we have Wrex, Liara and Garrus? And Legion? I couldn't care less about Kaidan/Ashley, but if we get Tali too (I'd happily swap Kaidan/Ashley for her) then that's all my favourite team members and none of the ones I disliked. That's awesome!
The trial is probably for political reasons. The Human race finally has some power in the galaxy with a Human councilor and Spectre, then all of a sudden the Spectre dies and reappears two years later riding around in a terrorist ship. Then you go and blow up an entire Batarian colony in The Arrival, the Batarians being not all to happy with Humanity before Shepard killed a couple hundred thousand of them.
With this sort of situation any sane goverment would put Shepard on trial.
I suppose so. But again, Spectre's only answer to the Council. I'd expect them to at least have the trial on the citadel with a heavy Alliance attendance or something.
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