Andromeda's Little Things you've just discovered

I have really noticed with my current Ryder how dramatically the lighting effects the faces of the NPC's and the Player Character. There are times that my Ryder looks like he has a search light shining on his face. It's very immersion breaking.

I just found a room in Kadara where the collective interrogated (and eventually killed) outcast operatives. There is blood from several species there.

When interacting with Jaal in the Cultural Exchange on the Nexus, Ryder will say "Tell me when you reach Elcor's Hamlet"

In case you don't remember it from the Original Trilogy or just want to check it out again

So I think I found the ugliest NPC in MEA just now on Aya:

Just realised that Tartarus the dance club and residence of Conrad verner's sister actually breaks down as Tarts are Us

BioWare has a thing for engineers and poker. Donnelly and Daniels on the Normandy played poker (since Shepard cleaned house with them) and so does Gil.

Definitely looks different, as per your post in the other thread I found the EOS Kett base really easy even on hardcore this tiome as well. I have through various play throughs found combat to be erratic at times and Voeld in particular seems to be depopulated of Kett and Remnant sometimes.

Just realize something.. if the Angaran have the lifespan of 150+. Shouldn't their people knew of the Jardaan's existence? They're like three to four generation within the timeframe where Remnants are created.

I've talked to her before but haven't been able to find her gang's hideout, if it's out there somewhere.

The jardaan seem to have set the stage for the angara, and then withdrew to watch from a distance. You'll recall that the historians on Havarl discussed the early days. The remnant machines were always present, but not hostile. The structures were present, but empty, as if waiting for the angara to occupy them. The jardaan left devices "half-built", as if to allow the angara to see how things were made. They readied the worlds, released the angara upon them, but seem to have made no direct contact. Remember that Zorai, Taavos' ancestor, seemingly learned to control some remnant tech by retaining her awareness while frozen in stasis by the jardaan. She watched them use their tech, and picked up a few tricks. So, they were present and watching, but not visibly so.

I discovered something new to me, today. I'll admit that by the tenth time I've scanned a kett land vehicle, I'm likely not reading the text all that diligently. I did read one today that I'd never before noticed. One of Site 1's colonists got sucked into the air intake of a kett "truck". The presence of his DNA was noted by SAM. Bad way to go.