[Day/Night Game] Trouble on the Citadel - round "LE Part 2: Why Cerberus Is Right For You"

BTW- where is dadi, he was't around for a while.

From Serzas and Space's talk I get, that we voted the right person (we would have won, technically not lost yet)

Yeah, Fylimar. Your sacrifice will be honored in the coming Empire, or something.

It's as if I could hear the Trollthean in my head.

...wait. That's not one of their abilities, right? Making people hear them in their head? Jesus, that guy's worse than the Reapers. OHGODOHGODOHGOD...

And to be perfectly honest, I just don't believe Gervaise can get the job done by himself...

No hard feelings at all. Now all will be revealed.

What does Shepard spend money on anyway? I can already build a bank like Scrooge McDuck or remake Normandy out of gold.

Found a mission on Luna which Wrex called his type. Must be because there are a bunch of zombies involved.

Mako is being completely bad ass is shooting down the turrets. I wish I could bring it along to every mission.

Yeah the money and loot was a bit crazy in that game. So much so that they almost completely removed it in the next one.

Mako was fun for sure, when you dont try to climb vertical cliffs.

Yeah the changes in ME2 were definitely overkill. Still a fun game though.

Well the dragons are on flat land

You don't like hacking? I know it's easier and quicker to use omnigel in most cases! You'll have lots of omni gel again soon enough.

Well, it can go vertical if you go diagonal. 

I prefer ME1 puzzles way more than the ME2 ones. If there wasn't a mod to get rid of them, I probably would never finish a ME2 playthrough. (But I suspect that the fact that I wasn't using a mouse at the time added to my frustration  )
MEA's mostly sudoku. No reflexes needed 

I detest Andro's sudoku; they're annoying and time wasting. Especially more so in an insipid game (mechanics, story & chars). I don't recall ME1's puzzles and I don't mind ME2's hack puzzles since all it requires is some memorizing and shifting that cursor quickly. To me, there is no reflexes involved. If you have played Unreal Tournament '99, that is a game that requires the player to recognise / ID the potential / imminent threat and respond within seconds. If you're caught in a shoot out with another player in a tight space, reflexes and quick assessment of the situation would result in a win.

For DAI starry dots. I don't really..think? I sort of look at the dots of the more complex patterns and let the subconscious come up with the connections or something like that. I've plucked balls and shuttlecocks out of mid air during games not because I consciously aim to do it but was directed subconciously on the trajectory of the object.

OT; I always consider UT '99 as a recognition and reflex trainer. I played it since it launched in '99 and played for more than a year. When I went to other similar games, I felt as if the stuff in there were crawling. Why were they so slow? I didn't realise the reason until years later. Now, well, my reflexes are no longer so sharp.

OG

I super like Astrariums in DAI. I've been able to solve most of them without cheating. DAO and DA2 puzzles I found HORRIBLE. I can't remember if I ever solved anything at all without looking at google, especially that awful one with a little girl and a cat demon. The biggest problem with them in DAO and DA2 was the lack of attempts since if you fail the only way to restart is loading the game, which is a huge hassle (aside from the Temple bridge I think?) Astrariums allow you to restart instantly without any trouble, so if you mess up you can have lots of attempts. I like that.

So far in ME1 I believe there were a couple of mechanical type of puzzles, peak 15 had one with flooding or something like that. I think I got them after a while without google. There aren't many though.

Dragon

I'd have to eye all the available eye candy first before committing. :amirite: Garrus is certainly my top contender at present due to the lack of competition. Since Shepard is not romancing anyone and no lover would get carried over, it would make sense because Garrus is in good standing with Shepard at present.

Sign me up for next round! I'm actually hoping to roll spy again for this one...

Also adonniel, if you're not romancing anyone in the first Mass Effect, I personally recommend Garrus for the second and third games. He's one of my favorites for Femshep!