I have a few but too tired to think atm so off the top of my head, one would be the description of turian cabal units. It seems to imply that every potential turian biotic is forced to join them and there is prejudice against them, but we know that biotics are supposed to be almost entirely unusable unless one gets implant surgery (if not asari) and trains a lot. So if turians are so distrustful of their biotics, why do any of them choose to develop theirs at all? Or are we supposed to believe that they are forced to get implant surgeries or something? Honestly I think the answer is that the writers forgot by then that biotics aren't supposed to work without implants/amps. Which is kind of a shame. I'd love to see more characters visibly wearing amps and stuff.

The stores all sell something a little different than each other (souvenirs, weapons, upgrades, tech, etc.), so they could be Shepard's Favorite for different reasons. Shepard doesn't *have* to give that sponsorship to all of them anyway.

Kai Leng uses a physical sword because he's a sadistic s.o.b. and enjoys the personal experience of killing his targets. Plus, a physical blade probably doesn't move fast enough or have an energy signature to trigger armor-shields.

According to the Shadow Broker notes on him, Thane preferred ending his targets personally (usually broken neck). In the case of a biotic charging with a pistol in hand - well, he might have been addled from lack of oxygen to the brain (due to his illness).

I'm curious how Niftu Cal (the 'biotic wind') was 'injected with various drugs' through his suit by the Eclipse mercs.

Are asari and humans the only species that prefer shoes that don't separate their toes?

These are just a couple oddities that came readily to mind.

@Kiadony there is prejudice against human biotics and they are more or less in the same seat.

@Shenachie Other species like Turians have seperated toes while Salarians don’t have toes

@Lethal blade00

That's what I meant - all the other species (aside from the asari) (and the drell, after consideration) all have separated toes in their foot-wear. Having never seen a barefooted salarian, their digit-count is uncertain. Maybe they have toes, maybe not. The only ones that are most likely to be toe-less are the hanar. Do none of them have shoes that encompass the whole foot and toes collectively?

Good call!

Toe count detail remains unclear.

I don’t think laser swords a thing in ME. Even Asari huntresses use swords like that.

Honestly didn’t know Thane did that, as I didn’t realize I could visit him until after that whole debacle…

But Shepard calling every store his favorite was just funny.

Absolute most “wait what” moment for me was probably my Shepard knowing that Batarian terrorist’s name in ME3 despite not doing the Arrival DLC in ME2. Or not having the “complete all three games with the same character” medal… that was weird.

Another small one for me is Shepard using a frying pan to play with Jack's pet varren in the Citadel DLC. Like, come on, even if you don't have anything resembling a toy, why the heck is a frying pan your first choice?

Honestly on the last one I don’t think the stores make a big deal over. It’s a line for endorsement advertising, it’s not like customers would think real hard about it.

Like I said, something big and impactful, or small that has no impact on the story at all.

^^Tbh. I think a fyring pan makes sense with the teeth Varrens have. Or maybe an entire couch pillow.