+iTzVisionz Legion's entire speech, for some reason, makes me feel.. well.. feel.

BitemyShiny MetalAss It makes you feel feelings that can only be felt. :D

Legion speaks in a straightforward and laconic fashion, often answering with single words. When it uses whole sentences, their word structure is very organized. Legion regards itself not as a single being, but as a gestalt entity which must achieve consensus to act. Legion expresses admiration for EDI, because unlike the geth, who are made up of different processes that rely on each other, EDI handles all the functions on the Normandy by herself, though Legion also questions how she manages to maintain stability. Legion occasionally expresses its disapproval of how EDI's activities and development are shackled aboard the Normandy.

I didn’t realize that a machine could crush my heart into little pieces...poor Legion.

BitemyShiny MetalAss fave robot character of all time

It's how Geth record name and rank most likely.

It's my notification sound

*him

Legion speak like Shepard is a Type of Commander

@@twls153 He's... not wrong?

I knooow T_T

that's DC Douglas for you

@@sbsbsb6057 Legion: ... Shepherd-Comander why are you immobilizing us? Shepherd: I'm trying to hug you? Legion: ...why?

我喜欢耶稣JP awwww

@@JP-rf8rr Shepherd: Because you are a previous boy who needs protecting

you can get him from the beginning of the game via mods. there is actually dialogue for allmost every mission, because bioware intended for the player to get him earlier in the game

*not earlier, originally the geth rebuild shepard instead of cerberus

At TosiKivaIhminen Really? That would have been so AWESOME! Why did they use an organisation that was Shepards enemy for the entire first game? :( The true Geth weren't really enemies at all, just that everyone thought they were the same as the heretics XD

I feel like the geth are the closest to what artificial intelligence would be like in the real world, logical and wish no harme but Will defend themselves if necessary.

+Tony Davidson Yep. I'd be pissed too if my creators just attacked us out of nowhere.

Yeah, it's interesting the way animators give non-humans different emotive features. Legion's face flaps remind me of birds' feathers. When he's mad, he spreads them the way geese do their wings, to show aggression.

LivelyPaint Do humans ?

Do humans what?

Does he? I must have missed that. Still, my point is that the animators utilize them well.

@@LivelyPaint turians' mandible things are also another cool example. I remember EDI breaks down in the Citadel DLC, and if Garrus is in your squad he'll say 'crap' and do a funny thing with his mandibles. I think it's meant to mean he's distressed but I always found it funny.

I actually wish he was around long enough to show that kinda reaction

It doesn't matter😢😭 I feel so bad for the geth ;( "what did we do wrong?" Its so fucked up

if you think about it, This question must be the second question more done for the Geths. "Does this unit have a soul?" was an innocent question that started a war... but "what did we do wrong?" must be the second one... Because do you imagine how they must feel when the creators became their executors? At a point, they were like child, that never asked for existance, and they were there... because of them and instead of guidess they found fear and hate... Not understanding why the creator reacted that way.

This whole mission is how they are pure machine driven by programming and not emotion. He would probably call you racist again for trying to treat him like an organic.

Acknowledged

Leqion Dammit why does the Legion screen name get all the likes and my comment none? :( We don't even know if that's the real Legion, could easily just be an impostor :P

Radicaldanny Yeah, like the Geth AI in the third game

With me Legion died and Zaeed survived while both of them could have died Fuck me right I didn't know forbidding him one thing could have him fucking die

I still prefer Garrus and Wrex, but Legion is probably my 3rd or 4th favorite. I would hesitate between Tali and Legion for the 3rd place.

I agree, it's hinted he's always in turmoil in whether he's an individual or not. "Does this unit have a soul?" His question that started the whole Quarian/Geth conflict

This is actually referenced by Cole in DAI, when he says "the question is the answer"

I noticed that during his death in ME3, when Tali'Zorah says "Legion. The answer to your question was "yes"'. "I know, Creator Tali'zorah" "*I* know." That's not an accident in the script at all.

Jesse Lee Humphry EDI speaks about that instance. This time it wasn’t an accident. At that moment Legion was fully self aware and individual

@@rustkarl Too bad that little part only happens after the code reaches the error. That part was easily one of the best moments in Mass Effect.

Biotic fields FTW.

MVPSSY Aside from the existance of Element 0, and the dumb masks in vacuum environments, everything in Mass Effect is physically viable.

If you're wondering how they eat and breathe, and other science facts Just repeat to yourself: "It's just a game. I should really just relax."

mvp It's a valid question, and considering that most everything else in the Mass Effect lore is viable, it makes sense to question why something like that wasn't fully thought over. It's not nitpicking, at least not in this context, it's just odd.

mvp Its a serious game.

We are also our favorite.

Pretty much. I love the Krogans, but Legion and Tali are special. Garrus is the top squadmate by default.

For me it's Garrus, Wrex for respectively the 1st and 2nd place and then either Legion or Tali for the 3rd place. I'm not decided on which one I like better between the two later.

Same!

Garrus and Tali. Garrus was Shepard’s best friend, and Tali was his girlfriend. And Ashley was so clingy.

MPrime I know this comment is old as hell but I just caught up with the trilogy and from my experience ME2 renegate was far more mean and violent than rather reasonable but assertive ME1 renegate. I got a feeling like its not the same shepard but some kind of a bully and I played renegate as my first walkthrough

Well infact they are sometimes brutal, but at the same time normal. Like killing that Mechanic Guy so the Mission with Garrus is easier. And all that.

@@sbsbsb6057 Not at all. Mass effect 1 is petty. Mass effect 2 is petty but pragmatic. Mass effect 3 is pragmatic and pessimistic. What specifically do you have a problem with? Out of any of the "Renegade" choices. For example the Genophage "renegade" choice, the worry is that the Krogan will kill millions seeking revenge for the genophage and start a new galactic Krogan empire. This is legitimately concerning, and in case you didn't know, DOES happen given certain requirements. If you kill Wrex in mass effect 1, Wreav will be the Urdnot representative in ME2 and 3. While Wrex is more level-headed supportive of peace, Wreav is the opposite. Also, if you do not save Maelons data in mass effect 2, Eve will die while making the cure. She is key in uniting the Krogan, and if she is dead and Wreav is alive, the Krogan DO sweep the galaxy in a vengeful killing spree.

mind blown :o

Drago Trent Hat detected. Preparing for evasive maneuvers!

... or like in one comic I recently readed "Hats have no structural weaknesses"

Ykskolme Mess Perfect right?

awesomesauce980 What else could it be? =D Though that comic is kinda old, how have I missed it so long, dunno

Honestly I hated how he didn’t get the screen time he deserved. All because of an oversight at how large their game actually was. I would have loved a fully free roam mass effect 2 and getting the option to pick up legion right off the bat

Coolest one as well.

Literally the greatest explanation of geth; “A flashlight glued to an umbrella” 😂😂😂

this is true with so many characters. Wrex is the shepherd of the Krogan, Garrus of the Turian and Tali of the Quarian. They each lead ther respective species to unity, victory and safety and together they achieve peace among their species. That's why I hate that the Nexus left the milky way during the reaper invasion and not afterwards because it is the aftermath that brings all the species together including the krogans and are only made possible because of the heroic deeds of the members of the normandy.

Considering they didn't plan on the current endings at this time. No.

They still might have taken this quote into consideration when deciding for the endings later on.

There have been systole hints through all the games, regardless of if it was intended. For instance, Saren at the end of Mass Effect states he is the Pinnacle of Organic Evolution, a melding of Synthetic and Organic.

+vT Warlord subtle*

Fuck the synthesis ending

hunter goetz nah he would understand (the geth watched organics interact for a very long time)

That's the thing about the Paragon choices. They aren't always the righteous or good ones. They're just not as harsh and angry as the Renegade choices. Either choice, in this case, results in something that could be viewed as morally questionable.

That's the problem with binary morality in games. That's not how morality works. Far more interesting are the games where there is no so-called morality meter, there's just choices and consequences. The Witcher 2 is an incredible example of this in action (the first a little less so), where the game plays-out wildly differently based on your choices, and there are seriously compelling reasons to chose any of them. Very little right and wrong or moral absolutes.

***** agreed. Bioware should drop the current morality system and make something like The Witcher 2, where there's no right or wrong, only choices and consequences.

Bruno Araújo That's already what they have. Shoot Wrex or don't shoot Wrex: neither choice was right, just one was quicker and easier. Cure the Genophage or sabotage it: again, neither choice is right. Once again, one is quicker and easier. The whole point of the Paragon/Renegade scale was that it wasn't a morality system, it's just Shepard's attitude towards everything.

***** Unfortunately it does also play into binary good/bad choices. Take the case of Mouse. You can talk to him, or beat him up, which is effectively torture. The former is permissible, the latter is morally objectionable. Or there's the situation with the suicidal person at the dock in ME1. Shepard's renegade option? Shoot her. That's another clearly wrong choice. Our own society, flawed as it may be, doesn't even operate close to that way. For police, and even the military (well, at least in most Western nations), shooting is the *last* option, not the first, and certainly not a "yeah but I just want to go to my ship and get a light lunch, so shoot them" kind of choice. And even then, the problem isn't that the scale is "good/bad", it's that that the system is still a binary one. Your actions are either in the paragon or renegade camp. The middle road, while it sometimes exists, is *still* scored on that binary scale. If there is any "right" way to play, it's to max both bars so that you get the most options possible in future dialogue. I found this leads to a Shepard that usually makes the most ethically sound choices possible, but is also very blunt with people and yells a bit. A fairly enjoyable character, but it still establishes a right way to play. The point with the Witcher 2 example was that in a system where moral choices aren't scored like that, you end-up with a far more interesting system of choices and consequences, rather than choices and "Oh damn, I didn't make enough blue choices so now I can't get out of this without killing everyone because I don't have the blue choice".

Hey Legion could give me some gaming advice ?

Wrex to legion it's Shepard

Genji UwU

Legion and Garrus will ensure complete. Global. Calibrations.

.......We can make a religion out of this

W E S H O U L D M A K E A R E L I G I O N O U T O F T H I S

Yeah, they are both equally adorable! =3

Well Geth like all organic life aren't perfect. They make mistakes and since they were build by Quarians, they would have similar "traditions"

They're already breaking traditions and optimising by forfeiting windows for improved structural integrity... But then they screwed up by ignoring the entire visible electromagnetic spectrum in their scans, literally leaving them blind. And it's not like they don't know cameras - their mobile platforms can see just fine, they all have cameras installed. It's only their space station which they left "open" like that, when all they needed were a few sensors which humans of *today* can put into any smartphone. That camera at the back of your phone? It could detect the Normandy. But the Geth just plain forgot about that.

Yuuto Amakawa Well to be fair, the station was LITERALLY in the middle of nowhere. Only able to be found if you KNOW where it is. XD

+Radicaldanny Yes, but if I remember correctly, Legion mentions that they need the Normandy's stealth systems to approach the station unnoticed, so the station is apparently secured... except not really.

+Radicaldanny Yes, but if I remember correctly, Legion mentions that they need the Normandy's stealth systems to approach the station unnoticed, so the station is apparently secured... except not really.

+HeeroYuy911 There is dialogue for every squad member at almost every part of the game. The dev team recorded all the lines first, and decided when you would encounter the characters later. This was to make it easier on them if they wanted to change the plot later.

nintendoboy17 Well what you did not know anything about the war asset system?

nintendoboy17 Good luck uniting the quarians and get with that........

Nylz Ber It's still possible, ME3 has stages where you can make up the points like saving a Quarian Politician rather than his team and the Geth fighter mission.

nintendoboy17 idk but i did ALL that would take to unite like saving admiral koris and that weird geth network server something but i still rewrote the geth heretics in my past save soo i couldnt choose the rally the fleet option ...... Truth is, you rewrite the geth then ofc qurians try to kill them then they become desperate then they accept the reapers code ...... sooo yeah, it doesnt work out .... I was sooo sad how legion died when you cant unite them soo i got back to mass effect 2 on legion's loyalty quest then destroy the geth heretics then i played ME3 all over again..... lemme just say TOTALLY WORTH IT

Nylz Ber I don't know either. I rewrote the geth, and in the end, Geth and Quarians living together and rebuilding (as far as I know, haven't quite completed the game yet). Still sad about Legion though.