Andromeda's Little Things you've just discovered

I found this video and while funny, I did notice some things I've never heard or saw, like that Krogan botanic wanting to give Kesh a flower, SAM's jokes and Jaal saying "Fuck over"

Couple of absolute crack ups in that, the bit where your squad mate yells on Eo47 or whatever its called when you get to close to the edge actually scared the hell out of me the first time. I had Vetra with me and she just yelled shit or something really loudly unexpectedly. I actually let go of the mouse and jumped in my chair.

I enjoy how Cora calls my Ryder "sweetheart" post-game. Hearing "Scott" from her during certain intimate moments is a nice touch too.

These are the sort of small details that I love.

Hey, nice! I was surprised how everyone stopped and pointed guns at me when I accidentaly pressed the scanner button. Didn't know it could go this far.

Not an easter egg per se, but I played the OT again and was amused by how some of the clan and family names belong to characters in MEA.

So in the Omega DLC/ME3, Aria's Turian friend is Nyreen Kandros.

In ME2, if you finished Grunt's rite and he is in your party you can have a conversation with the ambassador for clan Nakmor.

A bit of a tangent, but the more I play the OT the more I am convinced the mysterious backer is not TIM. And I worry its a popular enough theory that Bioware might just go with it.

Not in the game and not really an easter egg, but it made me smile nonetheless: Windows has its own little SAM, he is hinding in the registry under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE.

Okay, Security Account Manager is way less funny than Simulated Adaptive Matrix, but who cares?

I discovered a 2nd Vault-like area on Elaaden, accessed by Scavengers.

Looks like the Pathfinder isn't the only human that can use the Remnant tech.

I just assume this structure wasn't locked down or inert, like most of the vaults that Ryder enters. They are working for Kalinda, though, so maybe she figured out a way to get them in? I doubt it, but it's a possibility.

This is nowhere near as interesting as a story discovery, but I "discovered" the Assault Turret, today. I decided to play a tech-build right from the start. (I nearly always fall for biotics in the early levels, since they're effective and I love them.) Since Remnant VI wasn't yet available, I decided to give the turret a try. I love Zap, but these turrets are also great. Continuously freezing enemies is no small thing. I can chuck it into a crowd and watch them all get distracted, just before I drop a tech explosion on them. Very nice skill.

I started a second playthrough playing as Sara Ryder.. My first "canon" play was as Scott. I'm noticing quite a few differences in some dialogue of the two that make it fun. One instance I thought was cool:

When Jaal first comes aboard the ship and you can ask him some questions, one of the questions you ask him is about Angaran biology. When you ask him why he doesn't know how Angaran biology works, he asks if human's know how their eyes work. Playing as Scott, he gets slightly confused and says something like "Good point." Playing as Sara, she explains exactly how human eyes work and Jaal retorts saying she's mistaken his sarcasm and instead decided to show off. I thought it was amusing.

The reception you get from the Resistance on Voeld if you go there before going to Havarl is quite different than if you've already shown yourself to be a helpful alien. One example: the lookout at the first base. If you've done stuff on Havarl first, she basically fawns all over you and thinks you're great. By going to Voeld first, she didn't even want to talk to me.

Less of a "discovered" and more of an annoyance, but it took me FOREVER to find the Moshae's office in the museum.

An interesting letter found in a terminal inside the final room of the Kett Base on Eos. Possible foreshadowing of exhaltation being reversible?