Any squadmate Shepard romanced in Mass Effect 2 will still be a romance option in Mass Effect 3 , as long as they survived the Suicide Mission. Even though nonloyal squadmates may survive the Suicide Mission, some may be killed in action during their cameo mission in Mass Effect 3. Grunt and Miranda have the potential to die in their cameo mission if their Loyalty was not secured but can still survive if Shepard takes certain actions in Mass Effect 3. Tali's and Legion's survival will play a critical part in Mass Effect 3 's Priority: Rannoch , especially if Shepard wants to broker peace between the geth and quarians.
If Shepard also manages to save the full Normandy crew, many of them also appear in Mass Effect 3. Shepard can find Kelly Chambers at the Citadel docks and, if she was asked to feed Shepard's fish, will return them to Shepard. Shepard can also reinstate engineers Ken and Gabby from the Specter Terminal at the Embassies and allow them to return and serve on the Normandy under the Alliance. Chakwas can also be recruited back to the Normandy, though Shepard does have the option of recruiting Dr.
Michel from Mass Effect 1 instead. It is unclear what happens to the other crew members. Shepard's decision regarding the Collector Base also has consequences in Mass Effect 3. This choice also determines the only ending option players have access to if they fail to get enough War Assets for 7, Total Military Strength by the endgame.
Saving the Collector Base makes the Destroy ending the default choice, and destroying the Collector Base makes the Control ending the default choice. If Shepard dies during the Suicide Mission, players will not have the option of importing their saved game into Mass Effect 3 and will need to create a new character and try again.
Alternatively, they can reload a previous save and replay the mission to keep more of their team alive. She covers everything from massive, open-world RPGs to small-scale indie horror projects. She's the kind of person who loves instructions and manuals but who is stubborn and competitive enough to wait to consult game guides until she's hit game over at least 15 times. When not writing, you can usually find her playing fantasy RPGs like Dragon Age and writing screenplays.
By Maria Meluso Updated Jun 02, Share Share Tweet Email 0. Tip: Save often in this mission because of its difficulty. The mission begins with your biotic specialist urging you to move while proceeding until reaching a corner.
SAVE here, make any final preparations, and then select the specialist to move on. As you move into the room you see and hear the Seeker Swarms in all directions, occasionally impacting the biotic bubble. Leaving the bubble will cause you to take damage until you die. The same goes for your squadmates; however, they will not leave the bubble of their own accord. Be careful, as the bubble can obscure visibility, and the seekers beating against it doesn't help at all.
Use your crosshairs and bring up the Power Wheel to "freeze" time and locate enemies if you are having trouble seeing. Eventually you reach a point where you come under fire and the specialist takes cover because they cannot fight. You should also take cover and defend against the attacking Collectors. Harbinger makes an appearance and will be the only one to try to run up the ramp to flank you.
The Collectors will not keep coming, so when you take them out you're done. Save the game and select your specialist to move on. This walk is a short one because you will come under attack again. As the specialist moves toward the next stop, a few Husks and Abominations crawl up to charge the team. However, they appear at some distance, so it is possible to take them out at range. Several Collectors then fly overhead, with one being possessed by Harbinger mid-flight - this is a good opportunity to weaken and possibly take out a couple of the Collectors before they land.
Abilities that send things flying around will cause opponents to crash land damaged, where they'll take some time to recover, giving Shepard and company time to either get into cover or fire on the disabled attackers. The specialist takes cover on a docked platform behind a pillar while the Collectors land in preparation for their attack. As the platform occupies low ground and is protected by the biotic field, it can be used for cover.
Visibility can be particularly bad at this point, but an alternative is to simply eliminate Harbinger as he systematically possesses each Collector; his flaming body makes him easy to spot, and the fact that he doesn't take cover or chase you past the pillar where the specialist is hiding makes this fairly straightforward. Unfortunately, your squadmates do not take cover effectively and on higher difficulties they can quickly get gunned down if not by Harbinger then by the other Collector troops which include the elite Collector Guardians and Assassins.
This often leaves Shepard alone to do the heavy lifting here, which can certainly work as long as you are careful and whittle down each enemy without exposing yourself to too much fire, but if you want your squad to survive consider bringing Kasumi to disable Harbinger with her Flashbang Grenade continuously while you focus on killing the other Collector troops, then kill Harbinger last. This has the added advantage of minimizing the amount of times you need to plow through Harbinger.
Alternatively, bring very durable squadmates such as Grunt and Legion and just power through with brute force. However you choose to deal with the attackers, save afterwards because the next stop is the hardest. Note: If you're low on ammo search the area for thermal clips; at least one can usually be found a short distance outside the biotic bubble back the way you came, and it's possible to get it without taking too much damage from the swarms. When you're ready, prompt the specialist and move on.
As you start to move out the specialist starts to struggle to maintain the field, but they are still capable of moving. After a brief sequence where you take control of a different character, almost the entire crew of the Normandy is abducted by the Collectors. This means the pressure is on to get to their base. How many members of the crew can be saved is determined by how many missions you now go off and complete before initiating the Suicide Mission and heading through the Omega 4 Relay to rescue them.
Basically, if you delay going through the Omega 4 Relay once the crew is kidnapped, members of the crew will die. The more missions you complete and the further you delay, the more members of the crew can die - including Chambers. However, you are able to tackle just one mission, and if you're following our ME2 mission order , it should be a specific one: Legion's loyalty mission.
Here's what to do - as if you go wrong, you'll lose half the crew:. What is absolutely key is that once the crew is kidnapped, you do not do any missions.
However, after Reaper IFF, you can open the Galaxy Map once before this happens - so you should use this one Galaxy Map opening to do Legion's loyalty mission before the crew is kidnapped. If you do a handful of missions, half of them will survive. Last Edited: 22 Jul am. Much of the knowledge of calculations present on this page, including the order characters will die in specific events, whether they die if they are Loyal or not, a Squad Mate's "Hold the Line" strength, and the checks that determine if a chosen character will die, are all derived from Game Informer's graph that details how the results of the Suicide Mission are calculated.
Silaris Armor Check According to Game Informer's graph , this check is dependent on whether or not you upgraded the Normandy's Armor at the upgrade terminal, and affects the fate of Jack. There are two possible results here: If you upgraded the Normandy's Armor, Jack will survive. Cyclonic Shield Check Next up is a check on whether you upgraded the Normandy's Shields at the upgrade terminal. If you upgraded the Normandy's Shields, nobody will die. If you didn't upgrade your Shields and want to guarantee a specific squad member survives this phase, put them in your squad for the Cargo Bay fight: this keeps them out of harm's way.
If you fail to pass even one of the above checks, the Vent Specialist will die. If you pick a Loyal Tali, you can get some unique dialogue if she survives to Mass Effect 3. If you pick a Loyal Jack , Samara or Morinth, your team will survive. If you pick Jack as the Biotic Specialist, you will get some unique dialogue if she survives into Mass Effect 3.
The Reaper Finale The third and final portion of the Suicide Mission revolves around Shepard and two squad members pressing into the base while the rest of the team holds the line behind them.
Shepard's Squad Mates The last actual decision you have to make is who to bring with you into your squad. According to Game Informer's graph , the calculations here are simple: If a Squad Mate you take with you is Loyal, they will live. Hold the Line All other characters will now remain behind to hold the line against the Collectors as Captain Kirrahe would say. According to Game Informer's graph , this is entirely decided by how many of your total squad mates have survived: If 2 or more squad mates have survived, Shepard successfully makes the jump and will live.
If 1 or 0 squad mates have survived, Shepard doesn't make the jump and will die. If Shepard dies, Joker will be the one who reports to the Illusive Man at the end of the game. Was this guide helpful? YES NO.
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