Mass Effect 2: It's good to be a Specter 

Right. Hard to believe this still gets attention. I uploaded this years ago.

Gabriel (Gaming) Well yeah, I went on a random journey through the recommended videos.

Gabriel (Gaming) well it's Mass Effect so of course you're going to get alot of views :-) LOL

It's not that hard to believe XD

@@gabriel99a Not hard to believe at all. People STILL love Mass Effect!

Or pull a gun. The suits have kinetic barriers. Those legal briefs don't.

I prefer besting the shit out of Elias and leaving before the lawyer could get in.

Renegade option threatening him @ gun point claiming you're a Spectre is fun too.

Same here, beating him up and shooting is easy, making both of them feel like little people feels so much nicer

Years late but that's an option? That's an interesting one.

@@AdeptKing If i remember right, it's something like "Tell me what I want to know and the police chief will give you a kickback" or something. Then he spills the beans then the lawyer walks in and he's like "I'LL GET EVEN WITH YOU SOMEDAY!" and Shep's like "No you won't" and walks out

Yep my fave to

Also be bad cop

More like neutral

This sounds amazing

@@Dementia_Springtrap start another playthrough for this scene alone. Dew it

@@captainmorgan9399 *It will be done, my lord.*

I did that option the first few times. My, my, I cackled when Elias was told to shut up, especially after he called Thane "froggy boy".

If you play paragon up until now you will get 2 paragon points

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Dillon M none, it is a position in a scifi world. kind of like James Bond

The closest thing in the real world to a Spectre would have to be secret agents of the 007 (another fantasy) variety, but even they cannot go around different countries shooting people and not get arrested by the local law enforcement.

Not even close, Spectres are not secret agents like Jame Bond, they just answer to a trans-species council directly, the Mass Effect Council pretty much acts as the G20, its decissions are not absolute but not many are willing to challenge them (pretty much as the power they hold is too great). James Bond is an british agent that if the mission goes wrong and get caught he is as good as dead for the British Government, will denial any tie and left him alone; Spectres are backed up by the Council and while the position can be removed its just in case of treason; simply put the closest in this world is the US army, they do what they want, start wars wherever they want, punish any country that affects its country interest and have the power to coherce any kind of pressure on most places of the world; Russia, China and some parts of the world would be the real world Terminus System (albeit with no that much law-free but its a part of the world that its off-limits), they hold some kind of degree of power to hold the line but not strong enough to challenge them directly, only to keep them at chek at an uneasy truce.

why? you wanted to get in?

None I would trust.

Sory for late replay. Specter is Shepards special title that allows him/her to act in the name of the Galactic Council.