When PeeBee says...

I guess it was bad writing that there is a salarian playing solitaire at a game shop, and that there is a high class sushi restaurant or a place the buy ramen on the Citadel. Or that Grunt google searched earth predators, great white sharks, Ernest Hemingway's The Old Man and the Sea, and dinosaurs too. Right? Humanity has been sharing it's culture and history with the Citadel since first contact.

And speaking of first contact, Peebee was alive then you know. She's over a hundred years old. And considering her personality you don't think she would have found out everything she could about the new guys? Just like she does with Jaal?

Hey DUDE. I will continue this if you create a thread about it in the ME trilogy section. Mostly because I want you to provide a source as to when t'soni told Anderson and Hackett that Cerberus has Shepard's body.

it in the shadow broker dlc in his dossier. He was contacting cerberus before shepard was awake.

Definitely not. Who want's to live forever? Are all the Ryders adrenaline junkies?

It's so weird to me that it's been 30 years since humanity's first contact with another space-faring species. In that time people started HAVING SEX WITH THE ALIENS! This is deemed acceptable by a large portion of humanity. There are groups that are disgusted by it, sure (Cerberus) but over all there's not a lot of pushback against it. Meanwhile, in our current civilization, we are just getting to where homosexuality is accepted by most people after CENTURIES! True, some ancient cultures were more accepting and had homosexuality in the mainstream (Rome) but since the 1500's in the West it has not been accepted. So centuries to accept sex with another human, but 30 years to accept sex with bird-looking, scaly, blue aliens.

But your big hangup on the writing is that you don't believe a young, free-spirited Asari with an interest in other cultures and history would check out pirates?!

I mean, some things are assuredly weird and less believable in Mass Effect. But PeeBee understanding and speaking pirate is not one of them.

Hey dude. Can you explain why you believe it was no where near as bad? Just curious.

I'm trying to figure out why that's so different from some of the other stuff Ryder does without knowing what will happen.

Jumping into gravity wells?  Check.  Manipulating remnant consoles?  Check.  Allowing SAM to stop your heart?  Yep.  Boarding enemy ships?  Right on.  Infiltrating kett strongholds?  Of course.

(As an aside, it's not only possible, but very natural imho to play Ryder as someone who is deeply interested in remnant technology, and thus fully supports Peebee's efforts here.)

the only issue with this mission is a matter of control. We were going down regardless and would be in danger no matter what. Even exiting would be dangerous. Any complicate is about a matter of control being looking for more options to how to approach with the least danger.
No matter how they entered the team would be in dangered.

How hard would it have been to get the tempest as close as possible for Ryder and others to jump out, like was seen on remnant city, instead of using the escape pod?

Can you post a link to that dossier? I seen them all and didn't see anything that mentioned it was Liara that told Anderson and Hackett about Shepards corpse being in the hands of Cerberus

Probably not Dead Men Tell No Tales though, since internet pirates took it hostage. 

And hippies and Abraham Lincoln and planets that imitate gangsters show up in Star Trek.

So I can forgive Peebee knowing about pirates.