captain bailey

I liked Bailey but I opposed his presence for one reason. We saw a C-SEC guy in the Wards, down the steps between the medical center and Flux. His name escapes me at the moment. He's basically another blonde C-SEC agent who came to the Citadel with ideals and the desire to be around aliens. I would have promoted that guy before creating someone new.

I do like Bailey well enough but I wouldn't want to romance him.

Why do you think he is crooked? What made you think that? There are a lot of people on the Citadel that belongs in prison but I don't understand why Bailey belongs to those people.

I don't remember that part. Is it in ME2 or ME3?

Thanks , will look at that again ;-)

I’ll disagree. I think the story is he’s a good cop in a rough neighborhood making the best choices he can to survive while doing his job. He can’t just tackle the mob as if he does he’s dead and no one is helped. So he has a deal with the local mob boss keep your stuff tame so I don’t have to go after you. The bribe is incidental for him imo, it’s more for the mob boss so he can burn him if he ever goes after him. And once the mob boss does cross the agreed line he’s willing to go after them. And yeah you might be a non specter but he knows who you are and that you were one.

Also let’s face it. You are the PC and have magical persuasion and get out of jail free powers. You are working for Cerberus and everyone let’s it slide outside a talking too.

I'm not 100% sure (my last PT with council saved was a while ago) but it is something like the humans getting more and more influence on the Citadel due to their role during the Battle of the Citadel and losses of other races in that same Battle. As I said I go by memory and could be wrong, but I'm convinced it is something like that.

Apparently Bailey killed Executor Pallin on Udina's orders in the tie-in comic (which I haven't read). I figured Bailey was going to be a Cerberus traitor working with Udina in ME3. I was kind of disappointed when he wasn't; it seemed like a missed opportunity to shock us. I would have preferred Chellick as the officer trying to salvage C-sec after the coup attempt.

My first PT when Bailey popped out of the elevator I thought for sure that was his double-cross scene. It sure played that way, then turned out not to be, which was weird.

The other weirdness was after landing at the FOB and Shepard told the others to go on ahead. Something just felt wrong there, but nothing ever came of it either.

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