Turians have cloacas, right? Because they're birds? I think he would just be confused.
I apologize in advance for this post.
I think if Turians had cloacae, then there would have been some reference to it in game, like there was with the Salarians. My assumption was that Turians have an arrangement like ostriches (and I'm not going into more detail than that, thank you. Use Google if you're curious).
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for example, when Mordin calls Kirrahe a cloaca, does he mean that he's a pussy? an asshole? a dick? none of those are really appropriate when his example is just that Kirrahe gives too many speeches, and you'd think the translator would pick up on the nuance anyway. so cloaca apparently has some unique meaning
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for example, when Mordin calls Kirrahe a cloaca, does he mean that he's a pussy? an asshole? a dick? none of those are really appropriate when his example is just that Kirrahe gives too many speeches, and you'd think the translator would pick up on the nuance anyway. so cloaca apparently has some unique meaning
Well, my assumption that Turians have a, um, retractable tool comes from two things: 1) Turians pee standing up. 2) Garrus' joke about having "reach."
I can't figure out Krogan, though. Either they should be wearing some kind of cup or there should be some serious grape smuggling going on.
And yes, I have thought way too much about this subject. I'll try to keep it to myself from now on. :...:
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Since I've lost my original Shepard run from the 360, I'm giving the 1st game a go on the PC. I found instructions for getting Bring Down the Sky here, but the links to the account stuff appear to be out of date and there's no means I can see of registering my copy of ME1. Is there some more up-to-date and legit way of acquiring BDtS?
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Since I've lost my original Shepard run from the 360, I'm giving the 1st game a go on the PC. I found instructions for getting Bring Down the Sky here, but the links to the account stuff appear to be out of date and there's no means I can see of registering my copy of ME1. Is there some more up-to-date and legit way of acquiring BDtS?
This is an EXCELLENT question that I would love to know the answer to. There doesn't seem to be a way to get DLC for the first game, and I never played bring down the sky, but would very much like to.
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"If you divide the whole world into just enemies and friends, you'll end up destroying everything" --Nausicaa of the Valley of Wind
Since I've lost my original Shepard run from the 360, I'm giving the 1st game a go on the PC. I found instructions for getting Bring Down the Sky here, but the links to the account stuff appear to be out of date and there's no means I can see of registering my copy of ME1. Is there some more up-to-date and legit way of acquiring BDtS?
This is an EXCELLENT question that I would love to know the answer to. There doesn't seem to be a way to get DLC for the first game, and I never played bring down the sky, but would very much like to.
According to this post in the Mass Effect 1 Tech Support sub-forum on the Bioware Social Network, you have to contact EA Support to get a key for Bring Down The Sky, then download the installer from the page already linked.
I managed to get BDtS without contacting anyone, though naturally I don't remember how. I think I had to make an account on Bioware's old site, and then I got a BDtS key using my Mass Effect key .
I managed to get BDtS without contacting anyone, though naturally I don't remember how. I think I had to make an account on Bioware's old site, and then I got a BDtS key using my Mass Effect key .
Same, but there was some digging to get the code. Also, that was months back, so it might not work now.
It's been at least a year since I played my Steam copy of Mass Effect, but I could have sworn that it included Bring Down The Sky without any additional futzing.
Maybe I just blacked out the DLC acquisition phase after three ME1 playthroughs in a row.
the punishment for letting Tarak free would literally be the destruction of Earth
how is this not an appropriate consequence
I'm sure the hostages you save go on to becoming very successful therapists who specialize in helping the families of Balak's future victims deal with their lose.
He topped him. Even better, the fucker is probably stuck in a batarian system hiding out. So he's either dead, or stuck in misery to contemplate why it is the humans ALWAYS win.
Edit: If you killed him, you don't get to have that rubbed in his face, and the girl you let die isn't there to join in a picture mocking him. The only human aid in an N7 supply crate sent to him.
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He topped him. Even better, the fucker is probably stuck in a batarian system hiding out. So he's either dead, or stuck in misery to contemplate why it is the humans ALWAYS win.
Edit: If you killed him, you don't get to have that rubbed in his face, and the girl you let die isn't there to join in a picture mocking him. The only human aid in an N7 supply crate sent to him.
Well, you can rub it in and toss him in the clink if you choose not to let him go.
Then again, gloating? Well, to quote a wise man "if a man has you entirely at his mercy, then hope like hell that man is an evil man. Because the evil like power... they will talk, they will gloat. So hope like hell your captor is an evil man. A good man will kill you with hardly a word.”
He topped him. Even better, the fucker is probably stuck in a batarian system hiding out. So he's either dead, or stuck in misery to contemplate why it is the humans ALWAYS win.
Edit: If you killed him, you don't get to have that rubbed in his face, and the girl you let die isn't there to join in a picture mocking him. The only human aid in an N7 supply crate sent to him.
Well, you can rub it in and toss him in the clink if you choose not to let him go.
Then again, gloating? Well, to quote a wise man "if a man has you entirely at his mercy, then hope like hell that man is an evil man. Because the evil like power... they will talk, they will gloat. So hope like hell your captor is an evil man. A good man will kill you with hardly a word.”
It took me a while to place that quote. I clearly need to read the books again.
He topped him. Even better, the fucker is probably stuck in a batarian system hiding out. So he's either dead, or stuck in misery to contemplate why it is the humans ALWAYS win.
Edit: If you killed him, you don't get to have that rubbed in his face, and the girl you let die isn't there to join in a picture mocking him. The only human aid in an N7 supply crate sent to him.
Well, you can rub it in and toss him in the clink if you choose not to let him go.
Then again, gloating? Well, to quote a wise man "if a man has you entirely at his mercy, then hope like hell that man is an evil man. Because the evil like power... they will talk, they will gloat. So hope like hell your captor is an evil man. A good man will kill you with hardly a word.”
It took me a while to place that quote. I clearly need to read the books again.
Oh, man, I loved that book.
Also, Balak, not Tarak. I can honestly say that I don't know how much impact "Guy who was one of three bosses on Garrus's recruitment mission, and whom anyone importing an ME2 game will have had no choice but to have killed during the process of recruiting Garrus" is going to have in ME3.
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The casual wear kinda sucked in ME2, but a hoodie just feels out of place aboard one of the universes most advanced starships.
Doubly so since you never really see anyone in the Mass Effect universe wear anything like that.
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I wouldn't expect her to since she comes off as a hardline soldier that's very awkward in social situations
also she subconsciously wants to flash Garrus
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Why I fear the ocean.
Can we go back to talking about exterminating the Batarian menace?
So, if the Reapers make a Batarian Reaper, should it count as one kill, or millions?
Why I fear the ocean.
I'm Commander Shepard and this is the Citadel's top dance crew.
That still only counts as one!
I apologize in advance for this post.
I think if Turians had cloacae, then there would have been some reference to it in game, like there was with the Salarians. My assumption was that Turians have an arrangement like ostriches (and I'm not going into more detail than that, thank you. Use Google if you're curious).
for example, when Mordin calls Kirrahe a cloaca, does he mean that he's a pussy? an asshole? a dick? none of those are really appropriate when his example is just that Kirrahe gives too many speeches, and you'd think the translator would pick up on the nuance anyway. so cloaca apparently has some unique meaning
Well, my assumption that Turians have a, um, retractable tool comes from two things: 1) Turians pee standing up. 2) Garrus' joke about having "reach."
I can't figure out Krogan, though. Either they should be wearing some kind of cup or there should be some serious grape smuggling going on.
And yes, I have thought way too much about this subject. I'll try to keep it to myself from now on. :...:
Renegade interrupt is "you just got served!" (That's the correct nomenclature?)
Contemptuously bragging: Bring it.
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Since I've lost my original Shepard run from the 360, I'm giving the 1st game a go on the PC. I found instructions for getting Bring Down the Sky here, but the links to the account stuff appear to be out of date and there's no means I can see of registering my copy of ME1. Is there some more up-to-date and legit way of acquiring BDtS?
This is an EXCELLENT question that I would love to know the answer to. There doesn't seem to be a way to get DLC for the first game, and I never played bring down the sky, but would very much like to.
They tried to bury us. They didn't know that we were seeds. 2018 Midterms. Get your shit together.
According to this post in the Mass Effect 1 Tech Support sub-forum on the Bioware Social Network, you have to contact EA Support to get a key for Bring Down The Sky, then download the installer from the page already linked.
Same, but there was some digging to get the code. Also, that was months back, so it might not work now.
Why I fear the ocean.
Hypothetically, there might be consequences.
Why I fear the ocean.
tarak wondering what treatment is best for his child
calling it
how is this not an appropriate consequence
Maybe I just blacked out the DLC acquisition phase after three ME1 playthroughs in a row.
I'm sure the hostages you save go on to becoming very successful therapists who specialize in helping the families of Balak's future victims deal with their lose.
He topped him. Even better, the fucker is probably stuck in a batarian system hiding out. So he's either dead, or stuck in misery to contemplate why it is the humans ALWAYS win.
Edit: If you killed him, you don't get to have that rubbed in his face, and the girl you let die isn't there to join in a picture mocking him. The only human aid in an N7 supply crate sent to him.
Well, you can rub it in and toss him in the clink if you choose not to let him go.
Then again, gloating? Well, to quote a wise man "if a man has you entirely at his mercy, then hope like hell that man is an evil man. Because the evil like power... they will talk, they will gloat. So hope like hell your captor is an evil man. A good man will kill you with hardly a word.”
Why I fear the ocean.
It took me a while to place that quote. I clearly need to read the books again.
Oh, man, I loved that book.
Also, Balak, not Tarak. I can honestly say that I don't know how much impact "Guy who was one of three bosses on Garrus's recruitment mission, and whom anyone importing an ME2 game will have had no choice but to have killed during the process of recruiting Garrus" is going to have in ME3.