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[Kikaimegami]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Arhka wrote...

Wow!  Someone else let Fist live!  I thought I was almost unique in that regard.

I let him live, too

And then gave him crap when I found him in Afterlife

EDIT: sunuva...

Modifié par Kikaimegami, 21 juillet 2010 - 03:29 .

[Titanium Man]

You guys play your Sheps too straight. Where's the conflict? The mistakes? The flaws?

[Andaius20]

oh forgot Kasumi greybox was saved as well.

[NuclearBuddha]

Kikaimegami wrote...
And then gave him crap when I found him in Afterlife

Made it all worthwhile.  Lo, how the mighty have fallen, eh Fist?

[Someone With Mass]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Arhka wrote...

Wow!  Someone else let Fist live!  I thought I was almost unique in that regard.

The reason I let him live, was because he isn't worth my time, and I kind of expected some dialogues between him and Tali on Omega.

Turns out that it doesn't matter at all.

[NuclearBuddha]

Titanium Man wrote...
You guys play your Sheps too straight. Where's the conflict? The mistakes? The flaws?

My big mistake sits behind a desk on Ilium.

[Kikaimegami]

Titanium Man wrote...

You guys play your Sheps too straight. Where's the conflict? The mistakes? The flaws?

Hmm? Mine is Paragon Though she did push that guy out that window, blew up the krogans in Mordin's loyalty mission, doesn't mind punching reporters out, etc. She can't resist a good Renegade interrupt if it's appropriate enough

[Arhka]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Kikaimegami wrote...
And then gave him crap when I found him in Afterlife

Made it all worthwhile.  Lo, how the mighty have fallen, eh Fist?

I waited until I had both Garrus and Tali to talk to fist. You know, remember good times.

EDIT: Just remembered, convinced Helena Blake to step down from criminal organization.

Modifié par Arhka, 21 juillet 2010 - 03:31 .

[Collider]

My Shepard is vengeful. Not to the point of Garrus or Zaeed, but he's pretty ruthless to criminals a lot of the time. This partly stems from losing his family to Batarian slavers. He's also tired of fighting sometimes.

[Titanium Man]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Titanium Man wrote...
You guys play your Sheps too straight. Where's the conflict? The mistakes? The flaws?

My big mistake sits behind a desk on Ilium.

BURN ALMIGHTY

[Kikaimegami]

Titanium Man wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Titanium Man wrote...
You guys play your Sheps too straight. Where's the conflict? The mistakes? The flaws?

My big mistake sits behind a desk on Ilium.

BURN ALMIGHTY

But so, so true.

[TTTX]

Titanium Man wrote...

You guys play your Sheps too straight. Where's the conflict? The mistakes? The flaws?

I make my Shepard take the decisions I would chose if I was Shepard.

and besides the decisions doesn't carry that much weight, example ME1 decisions didn't matter that much in ME2.

[Someone With Mass]

Kikaimegami wrote...

In ME3 Alexandra Shepard will tell the Council to go take a long walk off a short pier and save the galaxy with the combined forces of the rachni, korgan, geth, and quarians.

TEAM GALACTIC REJECTS IS READY TO KICK SOME REAPER TENTACLED ASS

I'm not going to waste my time with the Council, because...

[Collider]

I think our choices will matter more in ME3 than they did in ME2.

[Andaius20]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Titanium Man wrote...
You guys play your Sheps too straight. Where's the conflict? The mistakes? The flaws?

My big mistake sits behind a desk on Ilium.

Lol, I have a trail of dead mercs and criminals behind my Shepard. Also speaking of pasts, I killed the former gang member that comes to see you. I also saved the space port and let the missile hit the city in that one side mission. I figured keeping the colony viable was better then the lives in the long run.

[NuclearBuddha]

Titanium Man wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Titanium Man wrote...
You guys play your Sheps too straight. Where's the conflict? The mistakes? The flaws?

My big mistake sits behind a desk on Ilium.

BURN ALMIGHTY

Liked that, did ya?

[Titanium Man]

Collider wrote...

My Shepard is vengeful. Not to the point of Garrus or Zaeed, but he's pretty ruthless to criminals a lot of the time. This partly stems from losing his family to Batarian slavers. He's also tired of fighting sometimes.

I took a different route.  Me, I can't stand the whole "these guys killed my family, I hate all of them" background.  In fact, the "my family is dead" background has proven itself to be a weak motivation for me.  No, my Shepard is clean-cut, raised as a spacer, has a good family, is a good man overall...

But for me, when a good man decides that, one day, he must take evil actions and make the criminals of the universe suffer beyond the norms of mercy and taste...that's got my attention a lot more than "my family was killed by them".

[TTTX]

Collider wrote...

I think our choices will matter more in ME3 than they did in ME2.

We can hope.

[NuclearBuddha]

Andaius20 wrote...
Lol, I have a trail of dead mercs and criminals behind my Shepard. Also speaking of pasts, I killed the former gang member that comes to see you. I also saved the space port and let the missile hit the city in that one side mission. I figured keeping the colony viable was better then the lives in the long run.

And there is where we part ways.  F- the colony, man.  Someone else can make the decision to kill women and children huddled in a bomb shelter.

[Kikaimegami]

I just think it's funny saving the galaxy with all of the races the Council believes are "mistakes".



Remember that race who got kicked off their homeworld, and who you kicked off another planet when they tried to colonize it?

Remember the race of AIs that you claim Sovereign was a design of?

Remember that race of bugs that nearly took over the galaxy?

Remember that race that you practically sterilized?



THEY ARE SAVING YOUR ASSES FROM GALACTIC EXTINCTION! HAH!

[Costin_Razvan]

I very much doubt their huddled in a bomb shelter. I doubt anyone knows those bombs are going to hit.

[Collider]

Titanium Man wrote...

Collider wrote...

My Shepard is vengeful. Not to the point of Garrus or Zaeed, but he's pretty ruthless to criminals a lot of the time. This partly stems from losing his family to Batarian slavers. He's also tired of fighting sometimes.

I took a different route.  Me, I can't stand the whole "these guys killed my family, I hate all of them" background.  In fact, the "my family is dead" background has proven itself to be a weak motivation for me.  No, my Shepard is clean-cut, raised as a spacer, has a good family, is a good man overall...

My Shepard does not hate criminals or Batarians. He's a little more hardline on them because of his past experience, but that's not where it comes from in the first place. He believes that certain people simply do not deserve to live, and the galaxy would be better off without them. Many would say that's a flaw, which is good.

[TTTX]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Andaius20 wrote...
Lol, I have a trail of dead mercs and criminals behind my Shepard. Also speaking of pasts, I killed the former gang member that comes to see you. I also saved the space port and let the missile hit the city in that one side mission. I figured keeping the colony viable was better then the lives in the long run.

And there is where we part ways.  F- the colony, man.  Someone else can make the decision to kill women and children huddled in a bomb shelter.

I'm agreeing with Buddha on this.

[NuclearBuddha]

Costin_Razvan wrote...
I very much doubt their huddled in a bomb shelter. I doubt anyone knows those bombs are going to hit.

Does that really have anything to do with my point?

[Someone With Mass]

I think my biggest mistake is...that I was so damn kind to all the ladies who weren't a part of my crew in ME1.