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Got love landing on your back and praying that thrusters can fix it so you don't have to reload. >.<

How does Wrex die in ME1? I didn't even have to try to keep him alive, he just lived. What happens to make him die? Do you shoot him at that one place or what?


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Amaya wrote:I'm doing a second playthrough of ME1 and the combat is seriously making me cry. It's just so much smoother and more enjoyable in ME2. The side missions are pretty lame in ME1. ME1, go to generic world 753 and find Wrex's armor. ME2, go to the Krogan Homeworld, headbutt some Krogan, and help Grunt through his Rite of Passage.

And I swear, I've died more times from the stupid Mako doing random 180 degree turns off of ledges than anything else.

And seriously, people, how is the Mako hard to drive? I had not one problem with it, and found it easier to handle than a frikkin Warthog from Halo. And driving it up cliffs was cool too. So were the jump jets. They should have kept that thing in ME2, but made the quests more interesting.

GalacticDefender wrote:How does Wrex die in ME1? I didn't even have to try to keep him alive, he just lived. What happens to make him die? Do you shoot him at that one place or what?

Before the assault on the cloning facility you need to talk to Wrex about destroying it. He doesn't like it, as it can cure the Genophage. If you fail talking him out of it either you, or ensign Mary Sue will shoot Wrex because he's too much of a loose cannon.

Oh. I guess I talked him out of it then.

I only had one problem with the Mako, the massive worms that popped out of the ground (forgot their names), scared the **** out of me the first time I encountered them.

Oh, and yes, for some reason every playthrough of ME2 I feel inclined to be with Tali *shrug*, guess I like Quarians...

Footsloggin wrote:I only had one problem with the Mako, the massive worms that popped out of the ground (forgot their names), scared the **** out of me the first time I encountered them.

Oh, and yes, for some reason every playthrough of ME2 I feel inclined to be with Tali *shrug*, guess I like Quarians...

Heavy risk, but the thiiiighs...

GalacticDefender wrote:How does Wrex die in ME1? I didn't even have to try to keep him alive, he just lived. What happens to make him die? Do you shoot him at that one place or what?


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Amaya wrote:I'm doing a second playthrough of ME1 and the combat is seriously making me cry. It's just so much smoother and more enjoyable in ME2. The side missions are pretty lame in ME1. ME1, go to generic world 753 and find Wrex's armor. ME2, go to the Krogan Homeworld, headbutt some Krogan, and help Grunt through his Rite of Passage.

And I swear, I've died more times from the stupid Mako doing random 180 degree turns off of ledges than anything else.

And seriously, people, how is the Mako hard to drive? I had not one problem with it, and found it easier to handle than a frikkin Warthog from Halo. And driving it up cliffs was cool too. So were the jump jets. They should have kept that thing in ME2, but made the quests more interesting.

Agreed.


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BrookM wrote:

GalacticDefender wrote:How does Wrex die in ME1? I didn't even have to try to keep him alive, he just lived. What happens to make him die? Do you shoot him at that one place or what?

Before the assault on the cloning facility you need to talk to Wrex about destroying it. He doesn't like it, as it can cure the Genophage. If you fail talking him out of it either you, or ensign Mary Sue will shoot Wrex because he's too much of a loose cannon.

How is Ashley Willimas a Mary Sue too now?

GalacticDefender wrote:Oh. I guess I talked him out of it then.

Same, had max Charisma so I guess that did it, I lost Ashley in that encounter though.

KamikazeCanuck wrote:

BrookM wrote:

GalacticDefender wrote:How does Wrex die in ME1? I didn't even have to try to keep him alive, he just lived. What happens to make him die? Do you shoot him at that one place or what?

Before the assault on the cloning facility you need to talk to Wrex about destroying it. He doesn't like it, as it can cure the Genophage. If you fail talking him out of it either you, or ensign Mary Sue will shoot Wrex because he's too much of a loose cannon.

How is Ashley Willimas a Mary Sue too now?

She's the tough, capable butch girl with a perfect, if boring service record. But I was actually referring to ensign Kaidan fancy pants Alenko.

I didn't Alenko could do that part of the story actually.

Ah regarding the Mako, its a little mad, but as a Halo player I adjusted pretty easily.

This is my fave strip about it.

You know what i think the problem is? Shepard never learnt how to drive the damn thing ... the gun works which means the gunner knows what they're doing. But not the driver.
... and then the image loads >_<...