Tali and the Geth: Squad

Learn how to complete the 'Tali and the Geth: Squad' assignment in Mass Effect 1. Get the geth data from Solcrum and decide whether to give it to Tali for her Pilgrimage.

Alright, let's talk about this little assignment, 'Tali and the Geth: Squad.' It's a neat one that ties into Tali's personal story, so it's worth doing. How to Get It First things first, you need to have completed the prerequisite mission, UNC: Geth Incursions. Once that's done, head over to the planet Solcrum. You'll need to clear out a geth stronghold there. While you're searching the place, make sure to check the back room. You'll find a terminal there with some geth data on it. Accessing that terminal is what kicks off this assignment for you. What to Do Next After you've snagged that geth data, head back to the Normandy. Find Tali and chat with her. She'll be really interested in the data you found. Turns out, she wants it as a gift for her Pilgrimage to present to her people. This is where you have a choice to make. You can totally give her a copy of the data. This will make her happy and give her something significant to take back. Alternatively, you can refuse. She'll try to talk you into it, but if you're worried about classified information, you can decide not to share it. Just know that once you make this call, it's final. The Payoff No matter what you decide, you'll get some experience points. You'll also get 1 morality point. Giving Tali the data earns you 1 Paragon point, while refusing nets you 1 Renegade point. After this, the assignment in your journal will update. It'll be called Tali's Pilgrimage (or Tali's pilgrimage if you didn't give her the data, in Mass Effect Legendary Edition, anyway - the original Mass Effect just called it 'Tali's pilgrimage' regardless). Mass Effect 2 Note Just a heads-up for later: in Mass Effect 2, if you gave Tali the data, you can bring it up on Freedom's Progress to reassure her about your identity. If you didn't, you won't have that specific reassurance, but she won't be overly suspicious, and her Pilgrimage was still likely a success.