What was your favorite Loyalty Mission?

Peepee's sucked. Cora's = blah.

I didn't like Peebee's mission either. It came across as a big "F U" to the player. I just cruised through it as fast as I could and put it behind me. The writer was trying way too hard to make Peebee interesting. It was a major turnoff.

Finished Vetra's and Jaal's as well, and painstakingly got to stage next of peeb's.

So far, Liam's still the best because it really made the character win me over.
Jaal's next, because it's simply interesting (despite me having to redo the whole thing because I killed his romance first time)
Vetra's - nice planet!
Cora's - good character development.
Peebs - they ran out of ideas, I guess, really tedious.

But overal, I love that loyalty missions are now a mainstay in Bio games!

It was a very, very special bullet.

Ah, the mysteries of the Angaran souls... see, BioWARE shows, not tells that Angarans have tumultuous emotions. I guess an unbidden tear messed his aim. Jaal actually tells Ryder that Akksul is a terrible shot. Bro #2 tells Sis #1 that she also is a terrible shot.... Lovers, not snipers they are.

I shot him.  I only regretted it because Jaal was sad about it but otherwise unconcerned.  The guy is a terrorist and actively wants to see my people dead.  It's not like we can be driven back home to the Milky Way (regardless of Shepard's choice) because returning is impossible.  Now, if Akksul tried to get us all to settle someplace where the Angara weren't currently living (not sure where that might be), he might get some tolerance, but it's not the case.  Therefore, I'm really okay with shooting him.  Based on everything I've see, particularly with a Ryder who can control Remnant tech, the Angarans would lose if they went to war with us.  That last sentence is why I don't fear him being a martyr.  Besides, even the Moshae was on board with killing him.

My favorite is Drack`s mission, loved the banter between him and Vorn. I also loved Liam`s mission, it`s just so funny  .

Which is fine, but Jaal won't romance the Ryder who shot Akksul. So, on the male PC, that's all great, save your friend over political considerations or just end the torublemaker.

The female Ryder romancing Jaal who shoots Akksul, gets a dialogue: "Why, oh why you shot him?!" She says: Flirt: "I could not face losing you!" Jaal goes: "I see. I put you in a difficult position."

And then if you do find him on the ship, he tells you he does not want to talk to you, and he thought there was something between you... and that's that for the romance. So, yeah... the only possible meta-gaming here is to let Akksul take a basically point blank shot at the guy you are supposedly in love with because he told your 22 yo protagonist to trust him on that one. I swear, the way BioWARE conditions the romances.... Maybe if we had some sort of dialogues showing that there was a triangle going, and she developed the feelings for Akksul, since the two men are rivals, that would explain it in a soap opera over the top melodrama way, but it is hard to credit her not pulling the trigger otherwise (and in the melodrama case deserves an eye-roll of the century, but probably would be secretly pleasing). Unless, OMG, Akksul had feelings for Jaal! And that bitter rivalry between the manly men Angara... Oh, yes! It was actually True Love, and Jaal just now sees it, when Ryder kills Akksul. That's the best explanation yet!

Anyway.

I have just done another TWO legs of PeeBee's interminable Easter Egg loyalty mission, both on Kadara, and lords in heaven, do you really HAVE to go on the ship, do something else (I flew to Voled to have a 3-line conversation there, lol), and THEN return to Kadara for another 3 lines of dialogue????

Seriously, I am starting to think that no matter how much I don't really care about anything Drack and how much I dislike every Krogan part of ME story by now by default, PeeBee's Loyalty mission is going to be that proverbial fly in my otherwise all-honey run of the game.

I think Akksul would fall in love with a Fiend before he fell in love with an alien, lol. The second option is the better explanation!

Frustrating as this is, because I also think shooting Akksul is just the logical to do when an unstable fanatic points a gun at even just a subordinate or fellow soldier's face (and actually takes the shot, it's not like he chickens out, he just whiffs a bit, accidentally or maybe on purpose), I do like that Jaal has enough personality to cut the romance short. He asked you to trust him, you didn't. Maybe he values the lack of trust higher than the protectiveness, especially since the Roekaar are a real political issue for the angara that have already threatened Jaal's own family, in a way, and you just made them that much stronger. It would help if he actually explained himself in a conversation option, though.

Voted Drack.

In order of preference:

1) Liam (love the gravity changes/level design, silly dialogue etc)
2) Jaal (especially good if romanced)
3) Drack
4) Cora
5) Vetra
6) Peebee

No it's not, but Akksul is not so bad in the end, so I am glad I didn't shoot him or make the Roekaar stronger by doing so.