Dreadnought View Profile View Posts. Shepard, I think I lost my pants, can you help me and find them. The entire Fifth Fleet will be gratetful. Guydodge View Profile View Posts. Last edited by Guydodge ; 7 Feb, am. I fail to see how the rough VI on the moon is a sensitive mission or could cause a political baklash. It's literally at the Alliance doorstep. Most other missions are hostage situations which cause neither again. The Geth having outposts in some galaxies is alarming for every species.
I think Hackett doesn't understand that Shepard is on the mission to save the entire universe and is not his personal problem solver. Bird View Profile View Posts. Just wanted to correct your language, the spiral thingy is called a galaxy. In the year , Commander Shepard returned from the dead thanks to the hard work of Cerberus, the shady pro-human cabal. Hackett had no hate for Cerberus, and he did appreciate how Cerberus took the initiative when it came to protecting human colonies from the insidious Collectors.
Still, he clearly disapproved of Cerberus' methods and its lack of accountability, since it existed outside the Alliance chain of command. For that reason, in , Admiral Hackett personally asked Commander Shepard to undertake a dangerous solo mission for him.
Cerberus was not to be involved in this, just the Commander, alone. The mission was to rescue Dr. Amanda Kinson from prison in Batarian space and allow her to report in about her mission to find Reaper artifacts or clues in Batarian systems.
As of this point, Hackett was not in total denial of the Reaper threat, but he did want to carefully collect solid evidence of the Reapers' existence and plans before committing resources to this threat.
Here again, he is practical, tough and fair. Commander Shepard had to sacrifice the entire Bahak system to destroy the Alpha relay there and delay the Reaper invasion, a move that Hackett understood but also refused to sweep under the rug. Edit source History Talk 0. You can pay him to charge the enemy and take a hill. Spoken by Hackett. Mass Effect [ ] about Shepard "He proved himself during the Blitz, held off enemy forces on the ground long enough for reinforcements to arrive.
But your crew didn't seem to care. They went along anyway. Your trip through the Omega-4 relay? That was a suicide mission if there ever was one. Yet there your crew was, standing beside you, proud to serve.
Because they believed in YOU, their leader! That's what I need now. Where we're taking them is likely to get pretty hairy, and I know you're the one who will get us to the other side. But never before have we faced an enemy such as this.
The Reapers will show us no mercy. We must give them no quarter. They will terrorize our populations. We must stand fast in the face of that terror. They will advance until our last city falls, but we will not fall.
We will prevail. Hackett is first introduced as part of the three people who decide whether to ascend to Commander Shepard to Spectre status; the other two being Ambassador Udina and Captain Anderson. Once Shepard's Spectre status is officially in place, Hackett will frequently contact the Commander with assignments, which fill the role of the game's sidequests.
These are often vital tasks for the Systems Alliance, and take place frequently over the course of the game. Hackett's key role in Mass Effect is commanding the alliance fleet against the Reaper Sovereign, which has attacked the Citadel. He returns towards the end of the game to help the dwindling forces of the Citadel, and the fleet ultimately destroys the Reaper. As a result, Hackett is ascended to be head of the entire Systems Alliance military sector, earning his full title of Admiral Hackett.
Hackett is never actually seen during the events of Mass Effect - he is instead just a voice, or communicates by text. Hackett plays another minor role in Mass Effect 2, and this game features his first physical appearance during the 'Arrival' DLC pack.
He primarily communicates again via voice - his main mission for Commander Shepard involves returning to the crash site of the original Normandy, with the aim of erecting a monument for the original crew. He is also responsible for three distinct events taking place, which depend solely on Commander Shepard's background. All three events centre around the belief that Shepard perished in the Normandy crash, and the following events are possible:.
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