Most Geth dismissed the offer, preferring to use their own technology to complete their superstructure rather than rely on that of aliens. The Geth who joined Sovereign's forces came to deify the Reaper and became known as Heretics.
When the attack on the Citadel failed at the conclusion of Mass Effect , the Heretics were almost entirely destroyed by Citadel forces shortly after. Interested in Shepard's destruction of Sovereign and the Heretics, the Geth in the Perseus Veil constructed an advanced Geth platform to seek out the Commander.
This Geth, designed to operate outside of the greater neural network for extended periods, would eventually come into contact with Shepard aboard the Derelict Reaper and join the Normandy SR-2's crew under the designation Legion.
Commander Shepard was asked by Legion to help in dealing with the remaining Heretics, which were in possession of a Reaper virus that could fundamentally alter Geth programming, potentially resulting in all Geth sympathizing with the Heretic point of view. On a mission in Mass Effect 2 , Shepard travels to a space station housing the remaining Heretics to destroy the Reaper virus.
Upon arrival, Legion discovers the virus is ready to be deployed and is presented with a choice: destroy the virus, the space station, and every Heretic, or alter the virus to re-assimilate the Heretics back into the Geth network. Legion is unable to come to a conclusion on what should be done, and defers the decision to Shepard.
By the time Mass Effect 3 starts, the Quarians have declared war on the Geth and struck a critical blow while attempting to retake Rannoch. The Quarians succeeded in destroying the Geth superstructure while it was under construction, resulting in the loss of millions of platforms, severely weakening Geth intelligence.
In an effort to escape extinction, the Geth are forced into an alliance with the Reapers, whose technology can help bolster Geth capabilities. While attempting to recruit the Quarians into the war with the Reapers, Shepard assists them in deactivating the Reaper signal controlling the Geth, only to find Legion or a platform called Geth VI if Legion did not survive Mass Effect 2 's suicide mission being manipulated as the control unit.
Legion is freed by Shepard and deactivates the Geth dreadnought's shields and weapons in a show of good faith, only to have the gesture taken advantage of by the Migrant Fleet, which opens fire with Shepard still inside. Shepard must pilot the Hammerhead to ten different nodes, each of which must be scanned. Remember, speed is of the essence in order to scan all of them before the engine freezes.
To find the sites look for the red pillars of light. The final node requires you to use the jets to reach. It is on an outcropping above the canyon and requires a U-turn before you can get to it.
Note: If the engine freezes before all nodes are retrieved, the mission still concludes no critical mission failure , and the Hammerhead returns to the Normandy. Full mission experience is still awarded; only the Cerberus Funding portion of the reward is lost.
Mass Effect 2 Wiki Guide. Last Edited: 24 Jul am. After Nazara was destroyed in the latter battle, the heretics lost much of their menace, and their operations outside of the Perseus Veil were quickly mopped up by Council forces. The heretics did maintain operation of a large space station within the Terminus Systems , located in deep space between stars. Using Sovereign 's influence over them, the rogue Spectre Saren Arterius commanded an army of geth in an effort to take over the Citadel and release the Reapers from dark space.
The geth formed the bulk of Saren's forces, following him because they believed he had the means to find the Conduit and bring back their "gods". In addition to providing ground troops, the geth also crewed or tended to Sovereign. They also established several foothold bases in uninhabited worlds in preparation for a major invasion. After the Protheans broke Sovereign's hold over the keepers , and the keepers evolved so that they only accepted commands from the Citadel, the Reaper realized organic races were difficult to control.
It found the geth to be suitable replacements as servants, and exploited their religious beliefs. Saren claimed that, although they were viewed disparagingly by Sovereign, the geth were valuable as tools, and would therefore survive the Reaper invasion because they were useful. The example of the geth inspired Saren to prove organic races could also be useful to the Reapers. He hoped that, instead of harvesting them, the Reapers would spare the organic races of the galaxy, even if that meant they would only survive as slaves.
Saren's plans were foiled by Commander Shepard and the crew of the Normandy , and Sovereign was destroyed in the battle over the Citadel. The remaining geth that were not destroyed in the assault on the Citadel continued to put up resistance and were systematically hunted down by an emergency Citadel coalition force, headed by the Alliance.
The true geth became interested in Commander Shepard, as Shepard had defeated Nazara and the heretics. They commissioned a unique mobile platform , holding programs rather than the normal hundred or so, to operate independently and go looking for Shepard.
During this time, the geth sustained considerable damage, and used a discarded piece of Shepard's N7 armor it found to partially repair the damage. It tracked Shepard all the way to the crash site of the SSV Normandy, where the trail went cold—Shepard had died there. The geth was reassigned to a different task. Though the heretics had faced a major setback with the defeat of Nazara, they did not rejoin the main geth.
Rather, they continued development of a special virus which Nazara had given them, in an unfinished version.
This virus could alter the result of a fundamental calculation in geth processes, radically changing their logic and reasoning. Through this change, the virus could force the true geth to accept the heretics' conclusion, or it could force the heretics to accept the true geth's conclusion.
The true geth understood the threat, and sought a way to eliminate the virus. However, the virus was stored on a Reaper data core, which the true geth could not access.
To gain an understanding of Reaper technology, the unique mobile platform was sent to a derelict Reaper. Aboard the Reaper, it encountered Commander Shepard, who was on a mission to recover an IFF in order to safely use the Omega 4 mass relay. The mobile platform was brought back to the Normandy SR-2 , where it accepted the designation "Legion".
Unable to form a consensus on the matter, Legion leaves the decision to Shepard—destruction of the station, or the rewriting of the heretics. Either choice constitutes a crippling blow to the heretics. In , the quarians have declared war on the geth. They have successfully managed to push the synthetics back to their home system, where the quarian homeworld Rannoch is located.
If Legion survived its interactions with Shepard, after the unit's return to the geth consensus and the revelation of its evidence on the imminent return of the Reapers, the geth began preparing for war. However, while building their megastructure, the quarian flotilla attacked and destroyed it. A significant number of geth programs were installed at the time the quarians began bombing, and due to a lack of surplus server hardware not all of the programs could be saved.
With the loss of so many programs, their intelligence dimmed and survival took precedence among the consensus, forcing the geth to make a deal with the Reapers.
The synthetics allowed themselves to be controlled by Reaper code in order to become more effective fighters, believing the cost of their free will an acceptable price to avoid extinction. They were then able to bring the fight to the quarians, trapping their civilian ships and destroying much of their fleet. Commander Shepard arrives and was given the task of infiltrating the geth dreadnought from which the controlling signal was being broadcast in order to return the geth to a defeatable state.
After fighting through a large number of geth platforms, Shepard arrives at the ship's drive core to find either Legion or a geth VI trapped inside a piece of Reaper tech, the unit being used as a signal booster of sorts.
The Commander disables the device and frees the unit contained within. As a gesture of goodwill, the geth unit deactivates the ship's weapons and barriers. However, the quarian heavy fleet took advantage of this and began firing on the dreadnought while Shepard and their crew were still on board. Shepard manages to escape despite this, and the geth are now at a disadvantage.
The geth have a backup system in place, however. They have a base on Rannoch that can restore the Reaper control signal across all geth, location unknown. Legion, or the Geth VI, goes on to aid Shepard while searching for the base, occasionally lending field assistance like the disabling of geth fighter squadrons targeting the quarians' liveships.
Geth programs previously under Reaper control are liberated from the fighter servers due to the unit's actions, transferring to Geth Prime bodies in the interim. Eventually the base's exact location is made known, and plans to destroy it begin in earnest. Prior to assaulting the Reaper base, the geth unit with Shepard discusses how the Reapers improved the geth's processing power. It parades holo illustrations of a single geth unit's processing signal, 10 geth units networked together, and a single geth unit sporting Reaper upgrades—the latter, by all appearances, is apparently a fully-evolved AI.
The geth unit states that its race finds the growth beautiful, indicative of life, and that the geth would die for it. During the assault itself, the geth unit reveals that it still contains fragments of Reaper code that will allow all geth to achieve true intelligence.
Shepard and company put aside their concerns for the moment, focusing on the Reaper control signal, now revealed to have been coming from an actual Reaper. The Reaper is later destroyed with the combined might of the quarian fleet and Shepard's targeting systems, disorganizing the majority of geth. Problem is Legion is not among my crew, and I know that like Grunt he must be awakened, recruited, and plopped into a Loyalty Mission to be the best damn Geth collective crewmate he can be.
User Info: AzureLivesOn. The tip off is that when I regain control of Shepard, one of the notifications on the side of the screen "You earned Paragon points. While the speech makes it sound like you're allowing Legion to join the crew, I'm getting the assumption I just sold him to Cerberus for spare parts. Does THAT sound like a logical answer to my problem? Top Voted Answer. He is in the AI room which is accessed through the medical chamber. User Info: Tumedus. Well you said the AI core is locked, and you received a large amount of cash after the cutscene, here is the long story short, you sold him to Cerberus, your lovely Geth freind has been given to Cerberus in order to better understand Geth techs, and he is unavailable to you.
When you pick him up, after you go on board the Normandy, read the messages carefully, you will come across a choice of either keeping him, or selling him to Cerberus, you sold him for cash in that case.
Now in the earlier comment, you said that you didnt activate him before the Collecter attack, well theres your answer, your entire mercenary squad departed on a shuttle when you leave before the attack.
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