Not warmness - you're still very much a pawn in her eyes - but a softening of her steely exterior, even a glimmer of uncertainty, when you both encounter the third wheel in your makeshift team: Nyreen Kandros, a female Turian. She's got a biotic-heavy load-out, but can be customised to suit your style upon joining your party.Ĭhatter's kept to a minimum, but what we do see suggests witnessing a different side to T'loak. But this time Aria's pulling the trigger rather than the strings, joining you on the field. Its endemic of the section we played - Omega's not going to be retaken easily. The courtyard offers little in the way of defensible areas, forcing you to continually sweep around cover points as waves of enemies storm in from all sides. It's a conclusion that follows a massive rout against Cerberus forces, as you arrive by a bridge fortified by attack squads and Atlas mechs. We went hands-on with a ten minute preview version of the DLC - starting with our arrival on Omega (though not confirmed, the station likely appears as new waypoint on the galaxy map) then automatically fading to black after one of the bloodiest, and goriest, cut scenes in the series. The Omega DLC pack, wherein you join up with the Asari to take back Omega from Cerberus takeover. That no clear resolution come the end credits, in a game full of definite character conclusions suggested there was more to come. She swore revenge to reclaim her kingdom. Somewhere between sequel and trilogy finisher she was ousted from her throne and fled to the Citadel, where you encountered her languishing - with her usual cool detachment - in the station's Purgatory Bar. You made some seedy decisions to help with her cause in the belief she's help you with yours.

The self-proclaimed ruler of Omega formed an integral part of Mass Effect 2's opening hours, running the rank underbelly of the station's criminal elements with all the straight-forward flair of a mob boss.

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