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Same but with Wrex instead. Don't dislike him but don't really care about him much either. 

I usually don't recruit Wrex, but when I do, I end up shooting him most of the time on Virmire.

If Garrus isn't recruited in ME1, he will still say 'just like old times'. Its too bad my Shepard couldn't ask him what old times he's talking about.

Shepard is Ashley's commanding officer, so what she did there is on him/her. _{Even if writers just forgot to deal with that scenario.}

They definitely don't discuss it.  It's part of why Garrus suggests hiring a food taster for Wrex.  Or why Mordin's own opinion on the subject varies based on who is in charge (Wreav? Wrex/Bakara? Wrex solo?)   He trusts Wrex and even more with Bakara present.  Wreav....not so much, even with Bakara.

If sabotaging the genophage, Wrex will say 'or did you think I'm as dumb as my brother Wreav?', when confronting Shepard. Yes he is as dumb, if not dumber. 

I disagree with your disagree

In ME1, if Wrex isn't recruited, he will be at the elevator wanting to talk to Shepard about joining him/her to chase Saren. He pushes/shoves/hits Shepard. Why would I want him on my ship? How do I know he won't do something worse? **** him

On Virmire he decides his shotgun will convince Shepard to save the data about a cure for the genophage. He might be able to shoot Shepard, but the other squadmates will gun him down as will the salarians. Why not leave Shepard to go after the information himself? Because he doesn't think that way. He believes his shotgun will let him get his way. So much for trying to help his species.

In ME3, while in the truck, he wants a new planet. I wouldn't give him one. Fix the one you have. His species has wasted however long doing nothing about rebuilding it, but instead mope around since the genophage has been around.

The worst thing he did was to his own species. Instead of keeping the audio file to himself to save for after the reapers are destroyed, if they're destroyed, he decides to confront Shepard. Had he not done that, he could face the council with the information he had saying his species met their end of the bargain, but Shepard didn't. He could demand almost anything. Would the council give him what he might ask for? Don't know. Because of him, his species will be worst off.

Which shrine is that?

Also not played Andromeda so no idea about what you say with that.

well that type of POV might get you recruited into a shady organization. don't worry,we give any human a chance that believes any alien behaves like Liara is very creepy.

VERY unpopular. I've already covered about Liara... but Garrus...... wince...... I've been called a monster and a lot worse simply for criticizing these two characters..... who did get a lot worse the more you keep playing the trilogy over and over and start to analyse them.... err...

Its very easy to like Garrus. He was always portrayed as badass and a renegade who went against the rule and its charming and flashy and space western-y... and he was written as someone who admire you, who like everything you do regardless, who NEVER says no to you and he always say he was your friend who always stay by your side. Not surprisingly so MANY people like this kind of attention.... except that it does get old.

.... you start to notice how in every game, everything he do have a purpose that benefit only him alone, and everything you did to him was to constantly save him from himself. You first meet him at the Citadel Towers, after he failed to make his case about Saren. You find him again, in a botched hostage rescue attempt with him alone against many armed mercenaries. In ME2, he left C-Sec to Omega, somehow orchestrated an internal war on Omega and got all of his people killed. Every dialogue associated to this, he specifically blamed Sidonis whereas ALL merc leader blamed him specifically for killing their people and trying to assassinate them for months. If you let him kill Sidonis, as far as he concerned, he tied that loose end and emerged entirely blameless. In ME3, we see him suddenly becoming Reaper Advisor and working along with future Primarch of Palaven .. and then he suddenly reveal his familial connection to the last Primarch of Palaven..... Throughout the trilogy, you've been trying to convince the Turian Councilor to side with you and somehow Garrus kept his Primarch connection all by himself because he's angry with his daddy?

But then you observe the way he treat Wrex in particular (he never openly was fond with Wrex, often time trading casual insults and even when Wrex respond with fondness, Garrus always treat him cautiously.. like he would to a snake.. ), the way he talk about Kaidan and Ashley (he specifically asked you if you could kill them because they're on your way), the way he talk to Vega (when bragging about being Archangel fail... he suddenly take credit to the things Shepard done) and while he avoid Liara's familiarity and he seemed didn't mind when trying to get under Tali's nerve in ME1 and ME2 before he eventually apologize in ME3 to pursue her romantically... all these was the side of Garrus he never show to you as Shepard.

And even from ME1 to ME3, he's trying so hard to be on your good side that its frankly impossible to interact with him neutrally except in ME1... because either way, your Shepard constantly agreeing with him and enjoy the attention from him.

But I always see him as a two-faced narcissist.... who know exactly what he's doing. 

So anyone keeping lets say someone having a signed used guitar from John Lennon is equally creepy? How about a signed player worn jersey from QB Joe Montana?

The equivalent should be someone keeping bloodied clothes of John Lennon.

Because that's really what that armor is.