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Removing Flame Bait.
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[[WMG:Renegade Shepard will descend into NeutralEvil territory in ''Mass Effect 3'']]
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[[WMG:Renegade Shepard will descend into NeutralEvil evil territory in ''Mass Effect 3'']]
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** Mordin's nephew. He's already supposed to be following in Mordin's footsteps, ''and'' he's already hit his DangerousSixteenthBirthday; the kid will either become another EnsembleDarkHorse or a ReplacementScrappy. [[BrokenBase Or both]].
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** Mordin's nephew. He's already supposed to be following in Mordin's footsteps, ''and'' he's already hit his DangerousSixteenthBirthday; Dangerous16thBirthday; the kid will either become another EnsembleDarkHorse or a ReplacementScrappy. [[BrokenBase Or both]].
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About familiarity with in-universe fiction.
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* Confirmed to have happened off-screen. Glyph, Liara's drone assistant from the Shadow Broker base, reveals that [[TakingYouWithMe one colony detonated its nuclear arms on itself to take the invading reapers down with them.]] On Earth however, the Reapers were GenreSavvy enough to attack the nuke silos and take the option off the table. Also during the Miracle of Palaven when Turian and Krogan insurgents smuggled nuclear weapons onto Palaven and detonated them inside reaper ships and facilities.
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* Confirmed to have happened off-screen. Glyph, Liara's drone assistant from the Shadow Broker base, reveals that [[TakingYouWithMe one colony detonated its nuclear arms on itself to take the invading reapers down with them.]] On Earth however, the Reapers were GenreSavvy enough to attack attacked the nuke silos and take the option off the table. Also during the Miracle of Palaven when Turian and Krogan insurgents smuggled nuclear weapons onto Palaven and detonated them inside reaper ships and facilities.
