There are decent rewards for both Paragon and Renegade players here.Д«ONUS: There's a Turian insignia here as well. Here you'll meet Doctor Ross, the scientist behind the whole mess. It's overrun with Thorian creepers, so once again it's a question of blasting through another familiar layout until you reach the back room. This is one of the assignments you can trigger while on Feros, and involves investigating a distress beacon from an ExoGeni science facility. Worth doing? The conclusion to the story is a bit anticlimactic, but there are loads of weapons and items to grab along the way and you can make serious money if you don't mind dealing with the Shadowbroker.Д«ONUS: There's a Salarian ID tag here as well.Д«ONUS: There's a League of One medallion here. A representative of the Shadowbroker contacts you, and makes an offer for the data. In the far room, snaffle whatever data you can from the computer and return to the Normandy. Assuming you've not jumped into this mission right at the start of the game, it's not a tough fight. The main Cerberus base in this system is located on this planet, cryptically marked as Underground Facility on your map, so just steam in and kick some ass. The final chapter in the Cerberus subplot is actually pretty simple. This storyline is one of the meatier subplots in the game, and there's plenty of combat - which means lots of XP and valuable loot.Д«ONUS: There's a Prothean data disc at the top of that really cool pyramid. Find Admiral Kahoku to activate the next assignment, Hades' Dogs. See? Who says games can't be all, like, literate and.stuff? It's pretty obvious what you need to do - storm each of the bases, eliminating enemy and monsters alike. In Mass Effect, the Cerberus crime syndicate has three research bases in which they conduct hellish genetic experiments. In Greek myth, Cerberus had three heads and guarded the gate to Hell. Worth doing? Not so much for the rewards, but it is one of the few side quests to have plot twists and surprises.Д«ONUS: There's a Turian insignia here as well. This mission is pretty straightforward once you reach the planet surface - just find the mine, head inside and see what happens. It's suddenly popped up on the space radar again, and could prove rather embarrassing for the Alliance if the Council hear about it. This time it's a relic from the First Contact War - a spy probe loaded with a nuke to stop aliens tampering with it. Lance Henriksen is on the blower again, and that can only mean trouble. There's one good scare, but this system is not exactly filled with things to do, so it's not really worth the journey just for this curious little tale.

Investigate the ships logs to solve the mystery. Inside you'll find some booby traps (nothing to worry about, provided you have good shields) and a brain dead body hooked up to a life support machine.

There's a seemingly abandoned ship, the MSV Worthington, drifting near to Antiropus.

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