Things that don't make sense (v2)

So that the player can see the edibot thing make an entrance by walking through smoke wearing high heels.

I don't understand why the Hanar don't get arrested for public nudity.

Because it was a broken enemy AI that was shot and rendered inactive.

For Garrus, it's probably due to how his knees work and butt slides just aren't possible for him.  James is just lagging behind the rest.  I didn't think you could use Liara on Menae... she returns to the ship to see what Joker's is going on about (to enable Garrus to come onto the squad) and I`ve never spotted an option to send James instead.

I did always find it a little strange though that she appears to not actually find out anything about the problem onboard the ship.  Everything goes offline anyway and it's up to Joker and Traynor to get Shepard down to Deck 3.  Liara is just standing in her lab... la la la... like nothing had been going on that caused her to abandon a mission midstream.

OK, I forgot about that particular situation.  Your video link is working for me, BTW.  (Hosting issues, I guess.)

Well, you hope it's dead.  I was thinking, I'd put it somewhere else on the off chance that it wasn't dead and instead had a powerful AI inside that might try to take over the ship - which it kind of did try once EDI reactivated it.

By taking over, I mean the Normandy, since we know the Dr. Core AI attacked the ship's systems.  That's why the power on the ship was affected.

This video explains all the details about ME2 of things that don't make sense.

I think it's just for twists of humor, but he did made some very good points about Shepard's death is inconsistent on the beginning of the 2nd game. I wonder why they didn't set it up on the end of the first game?

Mass Effect 2 lends itself to the theory that the developers were either writing the trilogy's story at the seat of their pants or had to change it for whatever reason. There is a significant amount of story elements that are introduced, changed or dropped over the course of the trilogy. Dark energy is one such element that is alluded to both by Tali on Haestrom and by Gianna Parasini on Illium. It is gone by the next game. 

As for Shepard's temporary death, I'm of the thinking that it was simply a way to add a time skip that did not need to include Shepard, could excuse new mechanics as new technology and could allow for the squadmate development. I'm also partial to the thought that Shepard dying might have prompted the change that Cerberus saw come Mass Effect 2. to without needing to account for Shepard. A resurrection was warranted and so the writers used a pre-established organization that was shady and changed it to an organization that was capable of procuring the funding necessary for reviving the dead and was amoral enough to be willing to conduct experiments to reach viable research.

To be honest, I think it'd have been better to stick Shepard in a coma as the resurrection plot added problems like the lack of gravity Shepard's death treated with especially by Shepard themselves. Prime roleplaying material but nope. That's not even going into the other problems it adds from a story perspective: Shepard dies but seemingly comes back from the dead and aided by a terrorist organization known for conducting horrific experiments? Yeah, sure, that must be the real Shepard come back from the dead and not a clone that may be brainwashed or have other unpleasant secret implemented. 

ME2 is great as standalone. But I hate how the rest of the series tried to compensate for its failure to address its continuity.

But to most people, ME2 is the gold standard and PERFECT..... which it really isn't.