What didn't change

Super annoyed they didn't find a way to increase the active hot key power limit in one. But again maybe they didn't have the buttons.

Sadly what didn't change is ME3 I/we cannot holster our weapons'

Yeah I never played on consoles before and was hit with a 2x4" plank when trying to use the powers in realtime and not pausing... but the button limit.
I havent paused in fights for 10 years or so.

What didn't change? Well, femshep still moves with all the grace of the incredible Hulk and manspreads in ME2.

On a lighter note, I was pleased that ending a conversation with Tali is still amusingly awkward.

Shepard: "I want to talk about something else."
Tali: "Like what?"
Shepard: "I should go."

Here's a small thing that didnt change - The mummified salarian on Mavigon still looks like a container rather than a dead salarian... back to RP'ing that this particular salarian is still locked in his coffin.

That's just the way the Citadel was designed for 1 and 2, to be honest. In 1, it's a combat zone in some areas, and you have to be fully equiped to deal with threats, like Saren's assassins.

In 2, it makes sense having them because of the modular design, so as in a RP perspective, the crew doesn't need to return to the Normandy to grab their gear if they want to go to a combat zone for Garrus' Loyalty Mission.It even makes sense from a story perspective, since the Citadel is a hub that reflects on your choices from the previous game. So, that Turian on Rodam Expeditions will comment about how selling weapons or carrying them around is limited to high-level personnel or people with permits, Avina will talk about pro-gun protesters, Joram Talid pushes for the Citadel to be more secure, and so forth. Many of those are consequences of you saving or not the Council, and reflect on how people see your Shepard that carries lots of guns around, especially that guy on Rodam Expeditions.

Dude working for Cerberus and being happy about it is nothing but a delusion on the players part. Shepard was ALWAYS Alliance. I can agree on Javik though. I love that Alien.

It's not really an issue, more like something I just realized.

The music that plays during the romance scene with Shaira the Consort in ME1 is the same music that plays during Thane's death scene in ME3. The track is just slowed down in ME3.





Just a surprising find. I always thought the music during Thane's death was only in ME3. Seems like the trilogy keeps finding ways to surprise us!