Mass Effect: March 2012

Tuesday, March 27, 2012

[MASS EFFECT 3] Cerebrus Data Logs: Project Lazarus, EDI, Kai Leng, The ...

Samantha Traynor Romance: Mass Effect 3 (playlist)

('http://www.youtube.com/p/CC18C3F6923F3351?version=3&hl=en_US',)

Saturday, March 24, 2012

Thursday, March 22, 2012

Mass Effect 3 - The Final Romance Dialogue Between Samantha & Female She...

Severed Chapter 1: The Mistake, a mass effect fanfic - FanFiction.Net

Mass Effect 3: Happy Ending, a mass effect fanfic - FanFiction.Net

The story opens in 2157 with Admiral Jon Grissom, who is on his way to Arcturus aboard the SSV New Delhi to congratulate the graduates of the Alliance's N7 elite training program. Nine years ago, in 2148, scientists discovered a cache of alien technology buried on Mars. These aliens were known as the Protheans, who disappeared for unknown reasons 50,000 years ago. In 2149, an exploration team near the edge of the solar system discovered that Charon, Pluto's moon, was actually a mass relay, a dormant piece of ancient Prothean technology covered by sheets of ice. The Charon Relay granted instant travel across thousands of light-years to another mass relay in a different area of the galaxy. Jon Grissom led a team of brave men and women through the mass relay and became a hero of the Systems Alliance, a global coalition formed after the discovery of the Prothean cache on Mars.

Grissom meets with David Edward Anderson, a promising young graduate of the N7 program, and reports that an unknown alien force has attacked an Alliance post at Shanxi. This begins the conflict later called the First Contact War between the Turian Hierarchy and the Alliance. Several battles ensued until the Citadel Council, a multi-species government devoted to preserving galactic peace and stability, intervened and stopped the conflict. Eight years later, humanity was recognized by the Council and granted an embassy.

In 2165, then-Lieutenant Anderson answers an S.O.S. while patrolling the Skyllian Verge, an isolated region on the farthest fringes of Alliance space; the S.O.S. originating from a science facility on Sidon. Inside the facility, Anderson and his crew discover an elevator leading to an area underneath the main facility. They are attacked by several mercenaries and discover the dead bodies of the scientists who were stationed there. The evidence suggests they may have been betrayed by one of their own. One remaining mercenary manages to set off a bomb that destroys the entire lower level. Anderson and his crew barely escape with their lives.

On the colony of Elysium, a scientist named Kahlee Sanders, recently stationed at Sidon, has gone AWOL with several classified files, intending on reporting her superiors for conducting illegal research. Hearing about the attack while at a bar, she leaves to figure out her next move and is attacked outside by a mercenary posing as an Alliance MP. Kahlee fights him off and, realising her escape from Sidon has put her in danger, runs to find help.

Elsewhere, on Camala, a rich batarian named Edan Had'dah meets with the Blue Suns, an infamous mercenary group in the Skyllian Verge. He hired them to attack the human research facility on Sidon. Once he learns of Sanders' leaving, he fears the information she had would point to his involvement and sends the mercs to deal with the loose end. He receives news of their failure and hires the krogan bounty hunter Skarr to assassinate her.

The Spectre

Anderson arrives at the Citadel, to meet with Ambassador Anita Goyle, the Alliance representative on the Citadel. Ambassador Goyle informs Anderson that the Sidon facility was researching AI. This is illegal under the Citadel Conventions after an incident 300 years ago, when the quarians created an artificial race—the geth—that eventually turned on them. She sends Anderson to locate Kahlee Sanders, who may know who was behind the attack and the whereabouts of Dr. Shu Qian, the brilliant scientist in charge of the Sidon facility.

Meanwhile, the turian Spectre Saren Arterius has tracked an illegal weapons exchange to a warehouse on Juxhi. As a Spectre, Saren is above the law and, unfortunately, bears a grudge towards humanity after losing his brother in the First Contact War. After wiping out most of both parties, Saren interrogates a survivor, and learns that the weapons were meant for the Blue Suns, who were planning a major operation, but pulled out at the last minute to avoid Spectre attention. Saren's interest is piqued. After hunting a Blue Sun mercenary named Groto Ib-ba, Saren learns about Skarr and his new target.

Tracking Kahlee to Elysium, Anderson is reunited with Jon Grissom, now retired, who turns out to be Kahlee's father. He tells him that he sent her away from Elysium to safety. Anderson leaves but a few hours later, Skarr shows up and attacks Grissom and Kahlee, who were in fact hiding in Grissom's house. Anderson returns and fights Skarr—in the middle of the battle Saren appears and drives Skarr off. However, the krogan manages to escape. Saren questions Kahlee about Sidon. She lies and says they were researching human biotics, knowing that if she revealed the truth about the research being done on Sidon, Saren would alert the Council and the Alliance would be in trouble.

Rescue on Camala

After Saren leaves, Kahlee tells Anderson that all the equipment for the project was supplied by the Dah'tan Manufacturing Company on Camala. They plan to sneak off Elysium and go to the Dah'tan facility. Meanwhile, Skarr returns to Edan who sends him and the Blue Sun mercenaries to destroy the Dah'tan facility and erase any information connecting him to the Sidon facility. Skarr destroys the facility, but Had'dah's contact, Jella, survives and gives Saren Had'dah's name. Meanwhile, news of the AI research at the Sidon facility has reached the Council. When they rebuke Ambassador Goyle, she gets angry, pointing out the prominent role humans have in the galactic arena after such a short time, and negotiates a deal to get the Alliance off lightly with trade sanctions.

Finally able to trust him, Kahlee makes a confession to Anderson. She knows who the traitor was at Sidon—Dr. Qian himself. Anderson is skeptical, but Kahlee explains Dr. Qian was studying something new, an alien artifact that might even pre-date the Protheans. After he started studying it in earnest, Dr. Qian's interest turned into a dangerous obsession. She thinks Dr. Qian is working with Had'dah. Ambassador Goyle tells this to the Council as a show of good faith, and they decide to send Saren after Had'dah—Goyle asks for Anderson to be involved, as a possible Spectre candidate. Meanwhile, Kahlee is to be smuggled off Camala by Alliance marines. But Saren, knowing Had'dah is hunting Kahlee, sees this as a perfect opportunity to lure out the batarian, and leaks word to Had'dah's contacts. Skarr and the Blue Suns ambush the marines, destroy the SSV Iwo Jima, and capture Kahlee to help Dr. Qian's research.

Anderson is furious at Saren, but he needs the Spectre's help to rescue Kahlee, who has been taken to an element zero refinery. Unknown to Anderson, Saren is now more interested in obtaining Dr. Qian's research for himself than saving Kahlee. Saren reluctantly agrees to give Anderson some time to find Kahlee before they blow the building. Anderson sneaks in and kills Skarr, rescuing Kahlee just as Saren destroys the refinery and kills Dr. Qian and Had'dah, stealing Dr. Qian's files.

Returning to the Citadel, Anderson discovers Saren gave a damning report on his conduct during the mission. True or not, it means the Citadel Council is not willing to induct a human Spectre just yet. Without evidence, the Council is not prepared to go chasing after Dr. Qian's 'artifact' either. Despite the attraction between them, Anderson and Kahlee have to part ways. Anderson has his military career to follow, while Kahlee has been promoted and reassigned to a new classified posting.

Meanwhile, Saren has been studying the research he stole, and is fascinated by the description of Sovereign, an enormous starship of devastating power. He believes his whole life, even his career as a Spectre, has just been a prelude to this discovery. Saren plans to use the data to find this warship, and use it to exact his revenge upon humanity.

Mass Effect 3: Endgame goodbyes: Kenneth & Gabby

Mass Effect 3: (SPOILERS IN TITLE) Legion sacrifices himself, the geth g...

Wednesday, March 21, 2012

Kal Reegar in ME3

Sunday, March 18, 2012

Mass Effect 3 | EDI kissed Joker

Saturday, March 17, 2012

Mass Effect 3: They Hit Without Warning

Fan made (edited) "Trailer" for Mass Effect 3. All video incorporated in the edit is property of EA & BioWare. Video taken from ME1, ME2, & ME3.

Finished mid-January, 2012. Thus, my apologies for some of the ME3 video being from early beta footage on YouTube.

Music:
"They Hit Without Warning" - Epic Score

I had these videos shared online privately with friends, but figured I'd share them on YouTube with the game coming out so soon. I'm sure there are a lot of people out there with trailers they haven't necessarily shared publicly and I think the cool idea here is that someone had the same idea "music wise" for a trailer. Vendo's (http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1JmVfz4s16U) turned out great and it was fun to check his out after I'd finished mine and see what he did with the score. As they were both made around the same time, we used similar footage (ME3-wise), and, though his is probably better, I still hope you enjoy another look at getting pumped up for ME3.

Mass Effect 3 Saving Samara

Mass Effect 3
Saving Samara

Thursday, March 15, 2012

Mass Effect 3 - Tali and Shepard on Cerberus Base

Romance dialogue between Tali and Shepard on Cerberus Base

Mass Effect 3 - Shepard's Indoctrination

!!! SPOILER ALERT !!!

The Mass Effect 3 ending was nothing more but...

...an illusion.

Here is a video i made during the last couple of days that proofs that the indoctrination theory is right. Most probably not every single statement in the vid is as the writers intended the story to be, but hey, if they don't give us a proper answer to what really happened in the end, than we have to draw our own conclusions.

Mass Effect 3 - Liara Romance Conclusion

Cut out the middle scene to make it spoiler-free.

I have a few hang-ups with the game's ending, but after all the anger Liara's change in ME2 caused me, this most certainly makes up for it.

EDI and femshep romance

Khalisah al-Jilani

Khalisah Bint Sinan al-Jilani is a human Westerlund News reporter. She appears at the C-Sec Academy on the Citadel, asking Commander Shepard for an interview as part of the Citadel: The Fourth Estate assignment. If Shepard agrees to the interview, al-Jilani's questions begin cordially, but gradually become more hostile. It soon becomes apparent that she is appealing to popular human opinion; she is critical of the Citadel Council, believing it treats humanity as a "poor relation". Al-Jilani asks Shepard if the Normandy has effectively been handed over to the Citadel, if the Council has been asking Shepard to put the Citadel's requests above humanity's needs, and - if Shepard has just returned from Noveria - whether the Commander was specifically asked to sabotage Peak 15, which she describes as a human research station. She will also ask about Feros if Shepard has just returned from there. Al-Jilani pushes for answers that will 'prove' Shepard is a shill for the Council and becomes irritated if she does not receive them. Shepard can answer al-Jilani's questions in several ways. Charm will give diplomatic answers that annoy al-Jilani; conversely, she agrees with several Intimidate answers, but still usually manages to include a snide remark in her responses. Eventually, Shepard can either calmly dismiss al-Jilani, realise she has an agenda and walk away - much to her annoyance - or, if she has particularly angered Shepard, punch her. Although Admiral Hackett will later disagree, it is possible to impress al-Jilani by answering her questions in ways that emphasise human independence and strength, with Shepard finishing the interview by saying, "Strong words. This is a good time for strong words."

When the Commander uses the Galaxy Map to travel to another system, Admiral Hackett will contact Shepard and describe what the response was on Earth to al-Jilani's interview. Also, a news report can be heard when travelling in a lift on the Citadel, remarking on Shepard's behaviour toward al-Jilani.

Mass Effect 2

Al-Jilani returns in Mass Effect 2, in a far corner outside of the Dark Star Lounge on the Citadel. She will again request that you conduct an interview, asking loaded questions, drawing irrelevant conclusions, and other logical fallacies about the Battle of the Citadel and your choice of saving the Council or leaving them to die, in order to show Shepard in a negative light regardless of your responses. You can perform a renegade interrupt in the middle of her question, punching her in the face (she will have a black eye and other facial injuries afterward). If you wait through the question you can choose to charm the audience by saying that the sacrificed people are heroes (if the Council was sacrificed, Shepard will compare their background to humanity's past and note how the death of the Council allowed other species to excel) or you can intimidate her by responding that the audience and families of those sacrificed deserve better than her. Non-charm and intimidate options have you simply walk away from her.

Mass Effect 3

After Shepard returns to the Citadel to petition the Council's aid in retaking Earth , the Commander encounters al-Jilani the first time visiting Commander Bailey's office not as part of an assignment. Al-Jilani demands an interview from Bailey, and then from Shepard, before the former shuts the door. After that, al-Jilani confronts the Commander outside the Embassies, criticizing Shepard for abandoning Earth while countless innocents die. Shepard can attempt to punch her, which she will dodge. Then the Commander has the option of headbutting al-Jilani and admonishing her for her attempt at yet another slander report as she falls unconscious. She can be found unconscious on the floor for the remainder of Shepard's current visit to the Citadel. Should the Commander not headbutt her, al-Jilani will knock the Commander on the floor with an uppercut.

If Shepard does not assault al-Jilani, the Commander can convince her that they are doing the right thing and ask for her assistance. Shepard tells her that they need all the help they can get, asking her to stay on the Citadel to keep asking the tough questions.

If Shepard doesn't perform either morality interruption, the Commander will simply walk away from the interview.

Mass Effect 3 - Jack's Romance Story

This is just the full story about the relationship that a male Shepard can develop with Jack.

Mass Effect 3 Miranda Romance (Sex Scene)

The Romance scene from Mass Effect 3 involving everyone's favorite former Cerberus operative, Miranda.

Mass Effect 3 - Femshep Full Lesbian Romance

FemShep and Specialist Samantha Traynor - have lesbian (gay) sex. Mass Effect 3 takes to the stars on PS3, PC and Xbox 360 on March the 9th. Here's the full romance between FemShep and sultry Specialist Samantha Traynor - the first full-on, lesbian relationship in the Mass Effect series. Asari don't count - they're mono gender.

[ME3] Liara mourns for Thessia

Liara feels depressed and guilty about the events on Thessia, believing she didn't do enough.

Mass Effect 2 - Tali Romance, All Scenes [HD]

All the Tali romance scenes from Mass Effect 2, put together with a dash of cheesy editing. Footage taken from the PC version, maxed out.

Suicide Mission guide:
-Get the three ship upgrades: new armor, upgraded shields, and new main gun.

(Use only LOYAL members for the following)
-For vent tech, choose only Legion, Kasumi, or Tali
-As the second group leader, choose only Garrus, Miranda, or Jacob.
-Send Mordin back with the Normandy crew. Any loyal member can be sent back, but Mordin is best since he dies easily.
-For the biotic shield holder, choose only Jack or Samara/Morinth
-For the other team leader, again choose only Garrus, Miranda, or Jacob.
-Leave some of the tougher defenders behind while you go fight the Reaper; try and leave behind Grunt, Zaeed, Garrus, and Legion. The two people you take with you are guaranteed to live, as long as they're loyal

Wednesday, March 14, 2012

Mass Effect 3: Asari PTSD Soldier, Aeian T'goni full convo + extras

This is the full conversation + other tidbits from the conversation between the Asari commando and the Huerta Memorial Hospital counselor. Dialogues like these is what makes Bioware great. Such detail and richness, it feels like actually listening to a real person talking about a real experience. Almost makes you forget how atrocious the ending is.

ME-Commission

Fight for the Lost - Shepard .mov

Humans are disappearing from across the galaxy. As Commander Shepard, you must recruit a squad to head out into the unknown and... Fight for the Lost.

This is the portrait of Tali on her geth-liberated homeworld Rannoch. I cropped and enhanced the original image from the game Mass Effect 3 which is made by BIOWARE.

Mass Effect 3: The Day After, a mass effect fanfic - FanFiction.Net

The Loss of Thessia, a mass effect fanfic - FanFiction.Net

Unknown soldier, a mass effect fanfic - FanFiction.Net

[MASS EFFECT 3] Romance with Diana Allers aka Jessica Chobot

Because you know you're curious.

Bringing up Ms. Diana Allers (aka Jessica Chobot) to your Captain's quarters for a hands-on exclusive.

Oh, yes. One of the early ones to take to bed. Very PG-13, however. Not pleased.

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GAME INFO:

Diana Allers
Sexual Orientation: Bi-Sexual

Both female and male interact with Diana sexually. She does not become a committed partner (cutscene after Nightmare). Only non-ME1 or ME2 character to be involved with.

I'll post more as I continue cheating on everyone in the ship.
Both female and male shepard playthroughs.
Hi5!

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I'll post more as I continue cheating on everyone in the ship. Lulz.

Mass Effect 3 - Ending Movie Comparison - All the Colors

Watch and compare the various ending movies of Mass Effect 3.

Mass Effect 3's ending movies reuse most of the same movie clips outright or are just a recolored version. I've pieced together the endings so that the reused clips run side by side to empathize how similar they are.

From Left to Right, the endings are as follows:

Destroy Good, Destroy Bad, Destroy Vaporization
Control Good, Control Bad
Synergy Good (there is no bad version of this)

Bioware's poor attempt at an ending to this outstanding series is a huge let down. It is almost universally agreed by gamers that the endings are not consistent with or are worthy ending to the Mass Effect Trilogy. Let Bioware know that they need to fix this lazy ending.

An interesting read on how the ending let down the fans:
http://www.gamefront.com/mass-effect-3-ending-hatred-5-reasons-the-fans-are-r...

Music:
Mass Effect 1 - Victory
Mass Effect 1 - Vigil

Mass Effect 3 - Ashley Williams - love scene

mass effect 1 romance ashley.
no romance mass effect 2.
save ashley mas effect 1 and in the citadel.

Mass Effect 3 - Checking in on Ashley (Romanced)

Not everyone will survive. An ancient alien race, known only as "Reapers", has launched an all-out invasion leaving nothing but a trail of destruction in their wake. Earth has been taken, the galaxy is on the verge of total annihilation, and you are the only one who can stop them. The price of failure is extinction.