Originally posted by lpeter7="master guns":Okay, allow me to give you reason.
Just tell me when you want the whole story cut down to bits'n'pieces. Lack of dialogue, explanation, illogical plot connections, the list goes on and I have all day to continue. Tali's photo shopped face but they had enough time to add in Jessica from IGN yeah, these guys aren't high! :D Legion is just a sentient Geth he cannot be used as a "signal device" or whatever in the hell they were going for it felt more like they were trying to find an easy way to bring him in the story without explaining anything of value as to why, he's just there because we need him to kill himself to make everyone basically a Transformer.
First of all let's talk about the beginning of ME3, we find ourselves under custody by the Alliance because we were helping Cerberus (or because we killed millions of Batarians depending on DLC) save all of humanity from genocide (again) we had 6 months to prepare none of it was used or explained it was just simply wasted on whatever in the hell Shepard was doing and no, it was not filled by Shepard spending time with whoever he or she romanced so kick that story out the door.įinally after making little sense of what is going on we then see the child from the beginning killed by a Reaper class Destroyer only to later see him in random dreams that have no connection with the story, they're just there because the writers thought it was simply "art" the worst part is they make it out like we're supposed to care about this kid, I don't even know his ♥♥♥♥♥♥♥ name besides the fact that he somehow becomes a god child and forces us to pick three half assed choices on a giant microphone shaped Dues ex machina device.īut wait! there's more! when we meet up with Legion we find out the Geth were using him as a "relay" or "signal booster" this makes no damn sense at all.
Those remaining on the Nexus had lost hope that any arks would arrive, hence their surprise at the Hyperion's arrival.Okay, allow me to give you reason. The resulting situation deteriorated into a lack of life support for those onboard the Nexus, culminating in a mutiny and eventual exile of the rebellious force. The Nexus was badly damaged upon arrival in the Heleus Cluster in an event eerily similar to the Hyperion's arrival above Habitat 7, caused by what they refer to as the Scourge. While conversing with the construction worker, Tiran Kandros, the head of security, approaches and updates the group on the situation. Speak with the construction worker to learn that they thought the Hyperion crew was dead, feared lost in dark space, or captured. Illuminated by a worklight not that far from the entrance there's a lone technician conducting repair work on a panel, too busy to notice you or your squad. The area is bounded by large boxes so you won't have to wander to find someone.
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