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The wiki can be... inaccurate or incomplete at times.

More like Paper Mario. BioWare games (specifically, KOTOR and the ME and DA series) and KOTORII are really the only mainstream "big boy" RPGs I've played for any decent length of time; I did once try out Skyrim and some MMORPG I forgot the name of, and they weren't really my style (protagonist...

There's already a function in TiTS to convert save files to a format compatible with the JS port (with the file extension .json, rather than save-to-file's .tits), and those files don't work in TiTsEd, so.... Guess we'll just have to wait until the JS port is finished.

Paragon Lost. It's an animated movie about the events James talks about when you spar with him. I only know about it because of the ME wiki. I don't think the next Mass Effect game has a set title yet, though 4 would be preferable since Andromeda wasn't officially called ME4. Assuming by...

Yes, the Y-axis is pregnancy chance, with 1 (the line at the top of the included graph) being 100% pregnancy chance. And when I said "100% of the respective stat", I did indeed mean x = 1; I'm more used to TiTS which lists fertility and virility as percentages, which is why I said "100%" and not...

Now that you mention it, James could have used a better introduction for those of us who haven't seen the comics and movie he starred in. DA:I had the same problem with the Orlesian nobles in the Wicked Eyes And Wicked Hearts quest (Celene, Briala etc.).

The warning part is so that devs can ignore save edited bug reports, as save editing can break the game in ways that actually playing it can't; anything broken in such a manner is thus technically not a bug, and the devs don't want to waste time trying to fix a bug that isn't there.

There's no Vanguard-exclusive armour, at least in single player; Shepard can wear any set/piece of armour regardless of class. When he said "they had a shield like the cat6 heavies from the citadel dlc", I immediately assumed he meant the Heavy's riot shield, because they don't have the other...

I think it was said on the Discord that it's not through the Treatment, but rather some other mod that replicates the Hellhound Treatment's effects.

That requires the Mimbrane Symbiosis perk. To get it, you'll need to go to sleep with a total mimbrane trust of at least 24 and a Willpower of at least 75% max, then select 'Refuse' (not having the Willpower will prevent you from selecting that option).

It's the "test" cheat code, introduced in 0.8.128, which is The "CatBros" are actually some of the enemies from the tutorial; I guess one of the coders simply forgot to remove them from this cheat code.

And Shade.

I think that might actually be either the ME3:MP-exclusive N7 Paladin's omni-shield, or the Aegis biotic power from ME:A.

Yeah, I haven't actually checked Busky's shop in-game in a very long while, so I didn't know he had that; in retrospect, it makes sense that he would. Sorry for the accidental misinformation.

That might be Demon Queen Syri, who's been in-game for a while as part of a Halloween event.

I personally think it's a lot more readable for novices than most other coding languages (especially when there's comments (i.e. lines starting with //) explaining what's supposed to happen), but then again I'm rather tech-minded so YMMV.

Busky sells Virection; that's probably what the tooltip meant.

You don't; she calms down automatically after 100 hours. Also, for future reference, you could try looking up the answers to a lot of these questions yourself using the TiTS Public GitHub, which is out-of-date but still provides useful and accurate information on everything that was in-game 2.5...

It pretty much looks like this graph: with the values at the bottom being the average of the mother's fertility and the sire's virility. So, if your Champ and the other parent both have 100% of the respective stat, they'd average to 100% = 1, and from this graph you can see that'd give a...