Garrus in ME1: A badass with a stick up his ass Garrus in ME2: A badass without temper control and can't seem to calibrate a gun in a timely manner Garrus in ME3: A battlehardened badass with sage advice and some of the wittiest lines in history and still takes forever to callibrate shit
Ziggy McDougal but calibrates better than over 1000 computer programms working together to solve this single problem of too little accuracy (legion's dialogue).
like hitler. yea he was a horrible person, hope he rotts in hell. but his capavility to controlled and sway and entire country and drag the the world into war. it shows how one man and a few words can change everything.
You know? I never realized how similar Garrus and Javik are too recently. In a way they're kind of inverse versions of each other. Javik is Renegon (mostly Renegade with streaks of a Paragon; not evil, just very results oriented) while Garrus is Paragade (mostly Paragon with streaks of a Renegade; doesn't ignore the results, occasionally accepts the collateral).
+Jonathan K I don't think a recruit it's just hanging out on the normandy, the best spaceship on the human alliance. As far as I know, every marine on the normandy has a N7 certification, which makes them badass, but they pale comparing to a master like Garrus or Javik.
Francisco Arcos i don't think hes a N7, because when the game starts there were marines and other tech guys and gals who were in the normandy before the Reapers started attacking Earth in othe rwords i believe they were just in the right place at the wrong time or the right time depending on how you view it
TheOrangex88 Yeah you're correct. Also I've reminded Captain Anderson said that even teenage people that survived the first wave were fighting alongside the alliance and military man.
Brutes are a krogan/turian hybrid... Interesting how the reapers thought of the differences in biology before merging when you read about them in your codex.
It was more due to the fact that vorcha can adapt to anything. Cut off water supplies, they adapt to take moisture from their food. Also, vorcha only submit when personally bested in single combat. Assuming I remember the Codex correctly, of course.
+Kartik Ayysola Didn't the reapers have to take over the vorcha from around the Vorcha planet's gracity orbit because they melted the reapers armor with their spitting acid?
Vorcha is hardly smart enough to worth harvesting in the first place. kill all other smarter races out there & watch the vorcha shrivel in the decades to come.
Vorcha are excellent warriors when it comes down to it but their nature makes them Beta males which is why they are willing to take orders so willingly from others.
Even by their 3rd game, Bioware still knew how to create fresh fantastic characters, even ones that were slipped in the middle as DLC. Call me selfish, but a sequel to Mass Effect 3 isn't something we just want. It really is something we need. One more game, not to end Shepard's story... But to send it off. The right way this time
I think I'd like to see a ME take place in those times of conflict, like 1000 years ago. But then humans wouldn't be relevant. Though playing as a Turian doesn't sound all that bad.
Indeed. Instead of Andromeda I wouldn't have minded a game set in during the First Contact War or the Rachni Wars, Krogan Rebellions...There was more than enough galactic history to explore without going to a whole new galaxy.
@@Stingra87 Man, you could do a Rachni wars and a Krogan rebellion RTS 4x space opera for example. The first contact war sounds perfect for a straight up shooter. Some you could even do air battle games, like with the Batarian funded pirate war "Skyllian Blitz" and much more! They were lazy, greedy and cowardly. Such a rich setting, they tried to pull a fifa or something. This is not the crowd for it. Ps: Now I mention Fifa, I realised they could even do a blood bowl kind of sports game with the different species!
501st Special Operations The reapers dont wage war, they exterminate you. The only war they ever fought was in this cycle, because nobody else ever stood a chance. Like whats going on in the middle east. Its not a war, because the other side does not have the technology capable of combating ours, and therefor has no chance. Its an extermination.
That guys an idiot, her faith should have nothing to do with picking Ashley or Kaidan. One of the main reasons I did choose Kaidan over Ashley though is because of her racism/negative view towards other species - not that I blame her, given the circumstances. ..But given what Shepard had to do throughout all three games, it requires a certain level of trust that I think she lacks. And as a Spectre in ME3..like a less-extreme Saren. Plus, Kaidan was not only a superior officer but also a Biotic.
Ashley wasn't racist you idiot 🙄 She didn't trust them. Then again you like most people who play mass effect can't even comprehend much less understand the dog and bear metaphor she used to describe the Citadel Council and humanity and funny how she was proven right
The main part of Ashley's heavy distrust towards the alien races in the ME universe stems from one thing that happened to her family, her grandfather was General Williams who surrendered at Shanxi and as a result the superiors from then on had what was basically a vendetta against her family, keeping anyone from her family from rising in rank past what Ashley has achieved (and never giving a proper reason as to WHY the members of her family after Shanxi were given subpar postings or passed for promotion even though what they did meant that they should have been promoted) and her postings meant that she never really interacted with the ME races outside of humans either so that didn't help.
Would love to see more of these conversations, especially this interesting dialog I heard happens between Javik and Tali, or Javik's comments after the Quarians and Geth make peace
Over the top? The most Ashley ever said about her faith was that she believed in God. And she was absolutely right about the Council, too. When the chips were down, they were happy to throw humanity to the wolves until Shepard came and saved them. Again.
A drell husk would probably be something like a phantom, an elcor would be like a mini brute, and the hanar would probably end up as floating biotic weapon platforms or something. I'd love to see what would happen to the yahg if the reapers had their way and continued the cycles
keepers are already a converted race with the sole purpose of maintaining the citadel, also cannibals are converted batarians with humans as their gun arms. (source: art book that came with the N7 edition)
It is implied that the statues on Ilos are from a race from a previous cycle, before the Protheans. Javik even says that many of the cities on Ilos were found by the Protheans, not constructed by them.
Always wondered why the mass effect generals never used the scorched earth tactic. If a city is about to fall, just nuke it. Everyone is going to die anyways and if the nukes go off, reaper=dead and no husks
F.u.c.k Allah What makes you think a nuke would work on a Reaper...? An Everest Class Dreadnought would have to take several shots on a Reaper Capital Ship for it to go down, and it has a main gun that is as strong as 2.5 Hiroshimas.
I would just add to what the others said that the first thing the Reapers did upon reaching Earth was take out all the nuclear silos. It is mentioned somewhere in ME3.
I guess that makes sense. Same reason Batarian and Turian husks were developed with ranged attacks then, just to get a diverse and varied army capable of handing every threat :P
when garrus was in the military in his teens (not c-sec, but turian military) he often argued with a female teenager. before his platoon was about to strike on a batarian pirate brigade, garrus and his rival fought in a hand to hand combat match(a turian traditional warm up for suicide missions ) then the platoon barley obliterated the pirates, and garrus mentioned that he and the female soldier had a private rematch in her apartment, "my reach, her flexibility"- garrus mass effect 2
with Javik talking about all those other races 50,000 years ago. Kinda makes want Bioware to pull a Halo: Reach where you play as a Prothean right before the Reapers arrived to end their cycle. That would be awesome.
Drell husks would be insane; I imagine them to be like phantoms, but faster with less health. Quarian husks would be scary too, assuming husks can use omni-tools. Elcor husks could have catapults on their backs that fling explosive volus husks. Hanar husks could be standing above the battlefield, tossing grenades around. Vorcha husks...I don't think I need to go into greater detail than that. Thank GOD low population is on our side.
@TheJboy88 Yeah, they didn't need to strike like they did in this cycle. Because the last time they started off with control of the Citadel and cut all the Planets off from each other and destroyed them one by one. now they have too attack multiple planets and systems at once, it causes confusion and chaos but it also spreads their forces thinner then they are used too.
Oh Garrus, and Javik all telling war stories, this game needs to go to like where they're each 90 years old (or 50,090) and telling their grand children crazy war stories.
"but if you don't respect your enemies capabilities, you're in for one nasty surprise" I believe the turians learned that lesson when they first met humans lol
oooooooo! Great idea! We should definitely tell Bioware to make a reaperized version of every race and then make it DLC. They also need a massive land battle map(s).
God a reaper’d Vorcha army would have been horrifying. Vorcha heal stupid fast, can adapt to almost any environment...their only weakness is temperament and the fact they live like 20 years.
@TheJboy88 And actually Liara says in an in-game dialogue that the conquest of the Protheans lasted centuries, she also implies that the Prothean Empire was more vast than the Council is during the current cycle. I wouldn't mind for the next ME game to be a prequel where you play during the rise and fall of the Prothean Empire
It's even more likely due to how the Protheans were so much more advanced than Humans. You know, like storing memories, and accessing them through touch? Or learning so much from just touching something/someone?
That is why instead of the regular means they were modified into the Collectors where the weapons and tactics of the Prothean empire are adapted to become biological soldiers and "emissaries" of the reapers with the ability for Reapers to take control of their implants
@cigansky It also mentions in the codex the process of making the reaper out of a race. The husks just identify suitable candidates from those captured by 'tasting' them. The ones that qualify are sent to be slaughtered, and the ones that aren't are put to work to build slaughterhouses. They do this all while hunting down survivors and fighting back resistance movements across the planet.
"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results." It has been hundreds of years and/or cycles. Time to try something different, Javik. :)
The last Reaper conquest of the galaxy lasted a hundfred years? It was always my belief that it was much briefer than that. Strike hard and fast everywhere at once. Take the races you want and destroy the rest. Hard to imagine that something as powerful and advanced as the Reapers would take so long to do that.
Cannibals are the "Batarian Husk" so's ya knows. But i wonder what an elcor would look like when corrupted, or a drell, or a vorcha, or a volus, or a salarian, or a quarian..
Actually, all the elcor use are really big weapons. It says with a certain War Asset, that its not uncommon to see elcor troops walking around with chain guns, rocket launchers and other heavy weapons like their weightless. They use Vis or eye-movement trackers for targeting, and have other elcor and machines put them on.
Human Husks can climp buildings and run fast, isnt that something? In populated areas, they are the most mobile (except banshees but they are kinda prestige) easly climbing skyscrapers, as seen on the Prologe on earth.
Garrus in ME1: A badass with a stick up his ass
Garrus in ME2: A badass without temper control and can't seem to calibrate a gun in a timely manner
Garrus in ME3: A battlehardened badass with sage advice and some of the wittiest lines in history and still takes forever to callibrate shit
Ziggy McDougal but calibrates better than over 1000 computer programms working together to solve this single problem of too little accuracy (legion's dialogue).
Wasnt there a dialogue between Garrus and EDI or Legion about calibrating Normandy's gun in ME3?
I believe Joker had a line about "It's great that Garrus no longer has a stick up his ass but not he's trying to beat everyone to death with it."
Don´t forget a baddas without temper that beats people with the stick .
Considering the results that the Thanix cannon did to the Collector ship in ME2, it was well worth all those calibrations
Garrus is right. Alway respect your enemy for his capabilities.
like hitler. yea he was a horrible person, hope he rotts in hell. but his capavility to controlled and sway and entire country and drag the the world into war. it shows how one man and a few words can change everything.
More like, always respect your enemy for his calibrations.
He was an amazing orator and he had a lot of powerful people behind him taking advantage of that.
thanks for quoting me
Never underestimate an enemy, but never overestimate an ally.
You know? I never realized how similar Garrus and Javik are too recently. In a way they're kind of inverse versions of each other. Javik is Renegon (mostly Renegade with streaks of a Paragon; not evil, just very results oriented) while Garrus is Paragade (mostly Paragon with streaks of a Renegade; doesn't ignore the results, occasionally accepts the collateral).
You have to think like your enemy, then you're always prepared.
Harder to do when your enemy are omnipotent, robot, space cuttlefish.
TerminalVerbosity *space cuttlefish* 😂😂😂😂😂😂
Emphasis on cuttlefish
I was so confused when I read cuttlefish but then I realize what you were talking about now I feel like you just insulted my pet.
@@tyty-xm8fw I don't see the insult. Harbinger is literally a giant cuttlefish.
@@dan240393 I alwas thought they looked more like squids
Garrus: "not right now" me: :'(
Of course Garrus would know more about war than a marine I mean come on he's the goddamn Space Batman!
***** maybe still just a recruit.
+Jonathan K I don't think a recruit it's just hanging out on the normandy, the best spaceship on the human alliance. As far as I know, every marine on the normandy has a N7 certification, which makes them badass, but they pale comparing to a master like Garrus or Javik.
Francisco Arcos i don't think hes a N7, because when the game starts there were marines and other tech guys and gals who were in the normandy before the Reapers started attacking Earth in othe rwords i believe they were just in the right place at the wrong time or the right time depending on how you view it
TheOrangex88 Yeah you're correct. Also I've reminded Captain Anderson said that even teenage people that survived the first wave were fighting alongside the alliance and military man.
Francisco Arcos yeah but i do also remember him saying "some of them have never even held a gun before" so i guess it goes both ways
Garrus is good, man. Boy, he is good.. Definitely leadership material there!
EagleOneoOne not only Leadership material, he’s classified as a good leader for the suicide mission in me2, only a good leader survives, and he does.
Garrus:"I hope you guys had alchohol.
Tali: "And an Emerrgencyyy
Induction porrt."
They are called straws, Tali
Garrus and Javik are both trolls and when a troll sees one of its kind they show respect.
Both also war specialist, one born in war and born for war, the other one same but the sense capability is nerfed
Mood kindred!
Brutes are a krogan/turian hybrid... Interesting how the reapers thought of the differences in biology before merging when you read about them in your codex.
Garrus is awesome.
In addition to his inherent awesomeness, he is also very wise.
Hey, who says he isn't!
Didn't the reapers have trouble counqering the vorcha because their homeworld was too inhospitable.
It was more due to the fact that vorcha can adapt to anything. Cut off water supplies, they adapt to take moisture from their food. Also, vorcha only submit when personally bested in single combat. Assuming I remember the Codex correctly, of course.
+Kartik Ayysola Didn't the reapers have to take over the vorcha from around the Vorcha planet's gracity orbit because they melted the reapers armor with their spitting acid?
Vorcha is hardly smart enough to worth harvesting in the first place. kill all other smarter races out there & watch the vorcha shrivel in the decades to come.
Yep the Reapers only want to destroy races that become a "threat." That's why they left the yahg alone
Vorcha are excellent warriors when it comes down to it but their nature makes them Beta males which is why they are willing to take orders so willingly from others.
Even by their 3rd game, Bioware still knew how to create fresh fantastic characters, even ones that were slipped in the middle as DLC. Call me selfish, but a sequel to Mass Effect 3 isn't something we just want. It really is something we need. One more game, not to end Shepard's story... But to send it off. The right way this time
Imagine getting a Thresher Maw Husk that's genetically modified to have wings and shoot lasers
Garrus mentions the drell, hanar, and vorcha in relation to reaper mutations... I've just got one word. Elcor.
I know it's an old comment, but arent the elcor's version of reaper mutation are the brutes?
Elcor or krogan
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@@sagiv3106 Brutes Are Krogan And Turians
@@sagiv3106 Brutes are turians combined with krogan.
I think I'd like to see a ME take place in those times of conflict, like 1000 years ago. But then humans wouldn't be relevant.
Though playing as a Turian doesn't sound all that bad.
Indeed. Instead of Andromeda I wouldn't have minded a game set in during the First Contact War or the Rachni Wars, Krogan Rebellions...There was more than enough galactic history to explore without going to a whole new galaxy.
Playing as a Turian, Salarian, or Krogan or even an Asari would be a dream come true.
@@Stingra87 Man, you could do a Rachni wars and a Krogan rebellion RTS 4x space opera for example.
The first contact war sounds perfect for a straight up shooter.
Some you could even do air battle games, like with the Batarian funded pirate war "Skyllian Blitz" and much more!
They were lazy, greedy and cowardly.
Such a rich setting, they tried to pull a fifa or something. This is not the crowd for it.
Ps: Now I mention Fifa, I realised they could even do a blood bowl kind of sports game with the different species!
As long as it not taking us back to last time reapers show up cause if so we all gonna die
Not playing as a Human sucks !
War war never changes
Clay Pidgeon what is this quote from?
*THE BROTHERHOOD IS DISPLEASED WITH YOUR COMMENT*
@@1classikai It's from fallout 4
And people say the reapers are crazy... using war to stop war. I think, while mildly funny, the tactic works.
like Bush invading Iraq- "make war so there will be no war!"
DaireBulson Unfortunately Bush didn't wiped other species out?
NEKOmancer LOL it's a joke... and it's a reference to the idea of using war to stop war.
501st Special Operations The reapers dont wage war, they exterminate you. The only war they ever fought was in this cycle, because nobody else ever stood a chance. Like whats going on in the middle east. Its not a war, because the other side does not have the technology capable of combating ours, and therefor has no chance. Its an extermination.
Urdnot Grunt Lol
Grunt: "you are a unworthy rival, I won't even fight you!"
Everyone can be trolled.
Liara had her streak for a bit. Til' The infamous Javik PWNED her.
That guys an idiot, her faith should have nothing to do with picking Ashley or Kaidan.
One of the main reasons I did choose Kaidan over Ashley though is because of her racism/negative view towards other species - not that I blame her, given the circumstances. ..But given what Shepard had to do throughout all three games, it requires a certain level of trust that I think she lacks. And as a Spectre in ME3..like a less-extreme Saren. Plus, Kaidan was not only a superior officer but also a Biotic.
Ashley wasn't racist you idiot 🙄
She didn't trust them. Then again you like most people who play mass effect can't even comprehend much less understand the dog and bear metaphor she used to describe the Citadel Council and humanity and funny how she was proven right
The main part of Ashley's heavy distrust towards the alien races in the ME universe stems from one thing that happened to her family, her grandfather was General Williams who surrendered at Shanxi and as a result the superiors from then on had what was basically a vendetta against her family, keeping anyone from her family from rising in rank past what Ashley has achieved (and never giving a proper reason as to WHY the members of her family after Shanxi were given subpar postings or passed for promotion even though what they did meant that they should have been promoted) and her postings meant that she never really interacted with the ME races outside of humans either so that didn't help.
I think the Keepers are husks in a way, they maintain the Citadel and prepare it for the Reaper invasions
Man Garrus just keeps getting better and better. And he's only, what, thirty-ish at this point? This turian's got some wisdom.
think he was roughly 26 during ME1 so at the end of ME3 he's in his late twenties
"i hope you guys had alcohol"
lol garrus is hands down one of the best non main character in all of gaming
Would love to see more of these conversations, especially this interesting dialog I heard happens between Javik and Tali, or Javik's comments after the Quarians and Geth make peace
Over the top? The most Ashley ever said about her faith was that she believed in God.
And she was absolutely right about the Council, too. When the chips were down, they were happy to throw humanity to the wolves until Shepard came and saved them. Again.
A drell husk would probably be something like a phantom, an elcor would be like a mini brute, and the hanar would probably end up as floating biotic weapon platforms or something. I'd love to see what would happen to the yahg if the reapers had their way and continued the cycles
Garrus fucking loves his calabrations...
Garrus really became a down-to-earth Sun Tzu by the time of Mass Effect 3.
keepers are already a converted race with the sole purpose of maintaining the citadel, also cannibals are converted batarians with humans as their gun arms. (source: art book that came with the N7 edition)
It is implied that the statues on Ilos are from a race from a previous cycle, before the Protheans. Javik even says that many of the cities on Ilos were found by the Protheans, not constructed by them.
Always wondered why the mass effect generals never used the scorched earth tactic. If a city is about to fall, just nuke it. Everyone is going to die anyways and if the nukes go off, reaper=dead and no husks
Akil E. Works well for the Russians tho
F.u.c.k Allah What makes you think a nuke would work on a Reaper...? An Everest Class Dreadnought would have to take several shots on a Reaper Capital Ship for it to go down, and it has a main gun that is as strong as 2.5 Hiroshimas.
I would just add to what the others said that the first thing the Reapers did upon reaching Earth was take out all the nuclear silos. It is mentioned somewhere in ME3.
Astoran Damn the reapers are smart mother fuckers
F.u.c.k Allah Smarter than anyone else in this Galaxy, that's for sure.
Shepard trolled Garrus and Tali while they are sexing in the main batery
Man I love Garrus
Thanks I was looking for a video where Javik talk about other races in his cycle. I tried putting "Javik talks about other races" with no success.
hilarious believe me... 50% machine 50% pink jellyfish freakin awsome
1:56
Garrus: Not right now...
Shepard: Okay... v.v
every1 calm down im here
Don't mess with Garrus, beyotches!
God garrus talks like a real man of war who sees it for more than violence.
Garrus may be a bad ass soldier, but he's still such a bro!
2:34 Garrus does have a point. If you don't admire your enemy your in for one heck of a surprise when they snap your head off.
I can only imagine want the reapers are doing to the drell, or the hanar, or the vorcha. This could get a lot more DLC before it gets cheaper...
I guess that makes sense. Same reason Batarian and Turian husks were developed with ranged attacks then, just to get a diverse and varied army capable of handing every threat :P
when garrus was in the military in his teens (not c-sec, but turian military) he often argued with a female teenager. before his platoon was about to strike on a batarian pirate brigade, garrus and his rival fought in a hand to hand combat match(a turian traditional warm up for suicide missions ) then the platoon barley obliterated the pirates, and garrus mentioned that he and the female soldier had a private rematch in her apartment, "my reach, her flexibility"- garrus mass effect 2
Either the Kraken or a tentacle monster.
What are they going to do to the Vorcha. They already look about as creepy as it gets.
with Javik talking about all those other races 50,000 years ago. Kinda makes want Bioware to pull a Halo: Reach where you play as a Prothean right before the Reapers arrived to end their cycle. That would be awesome.
Drell husks would be insane; I imagine them to be like phantoms, but faster with less health.
Quarian husks would be scary too, assuming husks can use omni-tools.
Elcor husks could have catapults on their backs that fling explosive volus husks.
Hanar husks could be standing above the battlefield, tossing grenades around.
Vorcha husks...I don't think I need to go into greater detail than that.
Thank GOD low population is on our side.
I've seen Vorcha. Talk to Aria on the Citadel and do what she asks and you'll see 3 of them
a Reapered Vorcha?? that's gotta be hell
I want to see our pals in the next game
@TheJboy88 Yeah, they didn't need to strike like they did in this cycle. Because the last time they started off with control of the Citadel and cut all the Planets off from each other and destroyed them one by one. now they have too attack multiple planets and systems at once, it causes confusion and chaos but it also spreads their forces thinner then they are used too.
LOL hanar husks swarming you with tech-infused tentacles. The thought is hilarious!
"Not right now. I'm in the middle of some calibrations."
*monotone* With animalistic rage "roar"
too true, they'd probably be called succubi, temping men to their deaths
Oh Garrus, and Javik all telling war stories, this game needs to go to like where they're each 90 years old (or 50,090) and telling their grand children crazy war stories.
"but if you don't respect your enemies capabilities, you're in for one nasty surprise"
I believe the turians learned that lesson when they first met humans lol
Can u imagine what a nuclear bomb from the next century can do? Even today bombs creep the hell out of me
Keepers are already sort of husks
I forget who said "Be proud of your enemy and enjoy his success." I beleive that follows here.
oooooooo! Great idea! We should definitely tell Bioware to make a reaperized version of every race and then make it DLC. They also need a massive land battle map(s).
A Hanar husk? I don't know whether that'd be horrifying or hilarious.
They have to make sure that there are no survivors.
another scene where Garrus got tired calibrating.. and needs a drink xD
Vorcha husk would be scary! And Quarian husk...at least they'd have a nice bottom! *Nods sagely*
God a reaper’d Vorcha army would have been horrifying. Vorcha heal stupid fast, can adapt to almost any environment...their only weakness is temperament and the fact they live like 20 years.
And Reapers harvesting takes hundreds of years
Asari and Krogan husk are probably Better
@TheJboy88 And actually Liara says in an in-game dialogue that the conquest of the Protheans lasted centuries, she also implies that the Prothean Empire was more vast than the Council is during the current cycle. I wouldn't mind for the next ME game to be a prequel where you play during the rise and fall of the Prothean Empire
@TheJboy88 The protheans were very advanced and very strict which allowed them to survive for so long.
Cannibals are Batarian husks ;) At first I thought that Brutes were Elcor husks, they turned out to be Krogan/Turian hybrids
I would REALLY hate to see what a Yahg husk would look like.
Mindlessly: Raaaaaaawwwwwrrrrrg...
It's even more likely due to how the Protheans were so much more advanced than Humans. You know, like storing memories, and accessing them through touch? Or learning so much from just touching something/someone?
That is why instead of the regular means they were modified into the Collectors where the weapons and tactics of the Prothean empire are adapted to become biological soldiers and "emissaries" of the reapers with the ability for Reapers to take control of their implants
Not to mention the Prothean Empire (and all the races composing it) were a LOT larger than the Citadel races of this cycle.
Garrus is so right about what he says.
I think Cannibals are actually Batarian Husks. The facial structure and four eyes are definately similar.
In my cycle we threw our enemies out the airlock.
@cigansky It also mentions in the codex the process of making the reaper out of a race. The husks just identify suitable candidates from those captured by 'tasting' them. The ones that qualify are sent to be slaughtered, and the ones that aren't are put to work to build slaughterhouses. They do this all while hunting down survivors and fighting back resistance movements across the planet.
"Insanity is doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results."
It has been hundreds of years and/or cycles. Time to try something different, Javik. :)
The last Reaper conquest of the galaxy lasted a hundfred years?
It was always my belief that it was much briefer than that. Strike hard and fast everywhere at once. Take the races you want and destroy the rest.
Hard to imagine that something as powerful and advanced as the Reapers would take so long to do that.
Keepers are husks in a way.
The Vigil on Ilos in ME1 says the war lasted centuries. The Reapers are nothing if not thorough and patient.
Blasto kills Reapers when he wants to relax and wants some mindless fun.
I wanna see a turtle husk, that way I see robotic turtles that glow in the dark :3
Batarians are the Cannibals actually. I can only imagine a Drell Husk...
I wanna see a Drell Husk, or a Hanar Husk...wait, wait, wait, ELCOR HUSK
How did I not see that camera floating behind Shepard?
IMPORTANT: Everyone, i did not know that Batarian Husk are the Cannibals, but i do now, im sorry.
Garrus missed the war between humans and batarians
I kind of want to see a Hanar husk now...
You are right the codex can tell you more.
Imagine quarian husks could deploy husks drone....
Cannibals are the "Batarian Husk" so's ya knows.
But i wonder what an elcor would look like when corrupted, or a drell, or a vorcha, or a volus, or a salarian, or a quarian..
Actually, all the elcor use are really big weapons.
It says with a certain War Asset, that its not uncommon to see elcor troops walking around with chain guns, rocket launchers and other heavy weapons like their weightless.
They use Vis or eye-movement trackers for targeting, and have other elcor and machines put them on.
They should add the races Javik talks about to multiplayer.
There are Batarian husks, they're called Cannibals.
Collectors aren't Proteans' husks - they are Proteans' Cerberus.
The cannibal is an indoctrinated Batarian.
Human Husks can climp buildings and run fast, isnt that something? In populated areas, they are the most mobile (except banshees but they are kinda prestige) easly climbing skyscrapers, as seen on the Prologe on earth.
thanks for sharing that with us.
Krogan husks? Those would be a nightmare.