#mass effect 3 citadel

[elfcollector]

MASS EFFECT 3: CITADEL.

[biowareproblems]

When life throws a minor inconvenience my way

[monowires]

wrex's reaction to the clone takes me the fuck out every single time

[mnasthaii]

god i wish he was romanceable

[blackandwhitecircus]

Replaying the citadel DLC and in the last fight against the clone Garrus says "The real Shepard would have blown my head off by now" like we all love to talk about Garrus in awe of his danger girlfriend but it's just true. Man* saw a murderous clone of his wife and went "YOU'RE NOT AS DEADLY AS MY REAL GIRLFRIEND IF SHE TRIED TO KILL ME I WOULD BE DEAD". Amazing. I love him so much.

[peachxmoons]

yk she never got her license

[onetruechromosome]

It’s funny when doing the pull up challenge, there’s Paragon and Renegade options. Like some of the pull ups are evil.

[wentian]

MASS EFFECT: LEGENDARY EDITION (2021) "If you'd told me this morning that a toothbrush was going to save the Normandy, I'd have been very skeptical."

[chaosroid]

[blighted-elf]

Mass Effect Legendary Edition - Mass Effect 3 - Silversun Strip

[elfcollector]

MASS EFFECT 3: CITADEL.

[biowareproblems]

[strawberrykidneystone]

listen we all need a break once in a while

[ghoulymadge]

Tell me about the windows. Mass Effect 3: Citadel (2013)

[peachxmoons]

“not all men”

you’re absolutely correct garrus vakarian wouldn’t dare

[rawliverandcigarettes]

Thinking about Mass Effect, as you do, and how I'm kind of sad that the way it's been engraved in pop culture has more to do with the way internet reacted to it at the time than what the actual game is about. Yes sure, it's about romance (and not that much all things considered) and it's pulpy (but not solely because of hot lady aliens), but it's also intricate worldbuilding that touches on a lot of sharp ideas, and a complicated tug-of-war between a genuine and vulnerable belief in reconciliation and community VS post 9-11 US military propaganda and steadfast belief in heroic exceptionalism, and the melancholic yet energizing mood, and the daring narrative systems, and so so much more than the 'We'll Bang OKs" and the "There's No Shepard Without Vakarian" and the whole ME3 ending situation

It's all there, but I'm sad the impact of the series is often reduced to (what I think is) the least interesting parts of its sum