Notification-popup-quests are back.

Only if you care about the quest log, though.

Good luck remembering every quest you started 10 hours ago.

I have to read through that list of bloat that I'm not going to do every time instead because of this kind of shit, when normally I'd keep only 5 quests in the log at a time and keep track of which is which.

I can't believe I'm the only one who thinks the quests in ME3 were bad solely because they felt disconnected. It's all "go here, do stuff" with no introduction. That's the whole problem. Replace every quest in ME3 with someone saying

"Hey, Shepard, c'mere! Let me tell you about the Obelisk of Karza. I figured you're a Spectre and off to do this and that, so you can go do this stuff.?"
CHOICE: A: YES, B: NO

I know someone will disagree, but this alone would fix 25% of ME3's side-content.

Well, like I said upthread, I wouldn't have put these things in the quest log in the first place.

Having said that, I can't think of any time in ME3 where you could actually get confused about what's available to do. Doesn't that show on the maps?

The missions didn't bother me since whenever you returned to the Citadel if you had completed one of these missions the quest giver would be highlighted on the Citadel map and then would get a cursor over them when you got near indicating you could speak with them to finish the mission.  So even if you forgot about them to game would let you know if you happen to walk by.

Because it was creepy as hell, that's why. 

Yeah but I freaking care about creepy and Shepard woud hav ehad to feel awkward as hell just standing there, staring at the far wall, waiting for their quest journal to update trying to look inconspicious but failing miserably.

I like his reviews so there's that.  Why are you so angry in your posts?

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Side quests sounds awesome. At one point this is what he had to say about a certain side quest he picked up:

We don't actually have ME3-style "eavesdropping" style quests, or at least none that I can think of off-hand.

We DO have some quests that are auto-acquired by being in the immediate vicinity, but they're always tied to something visibly obvious/noteworthy happening. Like you stumble across a murder scene, or a power conduit explodes in front of you, or whatever. Not just overhearing Bob talk about losing his space-sheep.

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