Liara tsoni who is the observer

Andromeda is actually a pretty decent game. Returning to Andromeda in is surprisingly fulfilling. It looks and runs great on the latest PC hardware thanks to the powerful Frostbite engine, and in the months after launch, when I first played it, BioWare clearly toiled on fixing many but by no means all bugs and laughable animation glitches. She needs your help to find the right one. There are five datapoints you can hack, each one revealing a little more information about the individuals under suspicion.

One terminal is in Eternity, and the rest are scattered around the trading floor. You can call Liara and accuse any of the individuals after hacking a datapoint, but if you hack all five terminals you will have the additional option of telling her that none of the suspects could be the Observer.

Head back to Liara to wrap up your part in her plans. She will tell you that Samara left for the commercial spaceport a few hours ago.

You can summon a cab to take you there. Head into the police station, where you can grab some extra medi-gel or swap out your equipment at the weapons locker. The detective will tell you that you can find Samara at the crime scene.

Anaya's superiors are pressuring her to arrest the justicar before she causes any trouble, but Anaya is reluctant: Justicars will kill anyone who obstructs their pursuit of justice. You should try to find Samara before that happens. Leave the police station and approach the area that has been cordoned off. At the end of the alley there are some circuit boards you can salvage.

After a terminal is hacked, Shepard has 60 seconds to find the corresponding vulnerable system to upload the data to Liara. Once a terminal is hacked, a number in the lower-right corner will indicate the distance from the vulnerable system. Once all three terminals are hacked, you will receive 5 Renegade points and Liara tells Shepard to return to her office. Talking to Liara again completes the mission and unlocks the follow-up mission: Illium: Liara: The Observer.

Once this mission is completed, you'll get a handful of experience, credits, and renegade points. Next up, Liara steps things up a notch with her second and more interesting mission, marked in your journal as Illium: Liara: The Observer. This time, she wants Shepard to hack five diffferent terminals. By hacking them, you'll uncover snippets of information that are clues as to the identity of The Observer, an agent of the Shadow Broker.

You must use the messages in the terminals you can hack to figure out who the Observer is. The more terminals you hack, the better your chance of correctly answering - but you can have a guess and tell Liara at any point - but there'll be consequences.

Below, we'll get into full spoilers about the identity of the Observer , for those who need a hand puzzling it out. So - the time has come to work out who ME2's Observer is on Illium. First of all, there's five data entries you must hack and find on Illium as part of this quest, and each unearths a string of text that is a clue.