Yes but this is another scene, most people have chosen the other option.

Wait, who is this guy?

I don't think that was their intent, I think it's just meant to be a funny interaction between two teammates

i think it's more like she's telling garrus to respect commander's authority and let him make the call instead which... would've been more interesting than team mates only acting as an angel and a devil sitting on your shoulders

I think the choices in Bring Down The Sky and with the rachni queen were hard too

@@hkleider The thing with BDTS is it was ultimately petty vengeance vs a number of innocent lives. Some may argue that letting Balak go risks him hurting more innocent lives, but then that just means you're letting people die *now* to _potentially_ save more *later.* The Rachni Queen wasn't hard for me because she laid everything out; either release her or end an entire species. Yes, she could simply have been pretending to be lying--from ME1's standpoint--but the fact she could converse and reason with you went against the previous portrayal of rachni as mindless bugs--which convinced me to give her a chance in my first playthrough. Virmire was the only truly hard choice for me, because all you're really picking is which squadmate to lose. It's a little easier when you factor in romance options, but it was still the only choice where you lose something either way.

This is clearly from the legendary edition from the looks of it. Because in the original version Grunt gets no face visors but even in the original release version. Jacob has no problems with aliens he clearly says he does not trust assassins. Because they are just highly trained Mercenaries so he doesn't like Thane because he's a alien. He doesn't like him because he's a assassin he's fine with him being a alien but not his job. I don't know how you missed this because Jacob makes that point perfectly clear. He says I don't trust assassins he also has no problems with Garris or Tali or Grant Jacob is not anit alien he's anti assassin. He also doesn't trust the Geth either because of their actions in the first ME game. Jacob just doesn't trust people that kill people or killed people for money. Along with the Geth because of the events from the first game. If Zaeed was in the game when it was originally released Jacob would have a problem with him to. Because he's a mercenary but since Zaeed is a dlc add on character. They probably just didn't get to writing anything for him like with the thef Mercato he says nothing about her.

Yeah but it did have that James Camerons Aliens-esque vibe going on. Loved that. But your right, makes more sense for it to be Feros.

Noveria had a geth attack too just not on such a big scale cause Shepard dealt with them quickly

Yes, it was cut in the final game for Therum. It was a planet that had a hub, quests and its own characters.

Why? Does the mission change with those particular two?

@rickoshay5525 I was thinking it was a nod to one of the ME1 beta previews showing Shepard arriving on Caleston with Ashley and Garrus: kzbin.info/www/bejne/gnTZdKmnl9Nnp7ssi=PCllxB_DfrcYS4N5&t=4m40s

Glad someone caught that! @@andurion

Ah, okay. Fair enough.

Huh

What's that?

@@theorixlux2605 the word gullible

God damn it

Agreed, the story, the setting, the fact they actually put some decent effort into the pseudoscience

It needed an environmental sound mix, a music track, crowd placement (unless they wanted to show dramatically how things have changed after the attack by having it be purposely empty). It doesn't sound like a lot but could have been weeks of work as they do several passes to ensure quality.