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Skilled Seeker wrote...

Metagaming sucks. You whimpy cheats who save the council cause you know you will still win should be ashamed of yourselves.


I saved the council the first time because I suspected that humans would have been viewed as opportunists and it just felt wrong to 'sacrifice the council'...After the 'humanity needs to do its part' speach I thought it just made sense to continue doing its part.  That's why *I* saved the council.

Besides, as a war hero femhshep Spacer, I felt that I could credibly ask the Alliance to accept harm in order to gain humanity respect and to keep the Galaxy in order.  I mean it's not like Shepard has not risked her life time and again for the greater good, so I felt I could (though it is always tragic) ask the same of the Alliance as a whole when opening that gate.  

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FredThePhoenix wrote...

I love Mass Effect, but I don't roleplay anything really important at the end of the day. I do the missions, and I take the decisions depending on what I would do versus how it's only a game and how it will proceed the future storyline.


Okay.

I can understand letting Fist go for the extra content, but I would still need to invent an in-character reason. In any case, it fits my Shepard better to meet Barla Von and recruit Wrex, and so Wrex shoots Fist without me having any say in the matter.


FredThePhoenix wrote...

And as for Roleplay, I myself find it a total loss of time to roleplay Shepard eating, showering and going to the toilet.


I don't take my roleplaying to such extremes. There is no real passage of time in Mass Effect anyway.

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I did it because real women don't like me, OK! HAPPY! I SAID IT!



Oh wait... I thought you were talking about some other IT... disregard my previous outburst.

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Skilled Seeker wrote...

Metagaming sucks. You whimpy cheats who save the council cause you know you will still win should be ashamed of yourselves.

STOP HAVING FUN, GUYS
NO SERIOUSLY, STOP IT

Lemme lay it on you, rules-lawyer style: it was a choice compatible with my alignment.

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enormousmoonboots wrote...

Lemme lay it on you, rules-lawyer style: it was a choice compatible with my alignment.


Well your alignment sucks.

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I've done just about every option in the first game. I do have a main Shepard that makes very specific choices for a roleplay sense that carry through to the next game.

I prefer sacrificing the Council. That notoriety just adds to the disconnection between Shepard and everyone else. Oddly, my most Paragon Shepard sacrificed the Council while my most Renegade Shepard saved them. Why did the Renegade save them? I'm not sure, but that Shepard was kind of crazy anyway.

I prefer letting the Rachni Queen live. The Rachni Wars were before humanity, part of Salarian and Asari history and seen through their perceptions. As the Rachni Queen wasn't a participant of the war, I don't see why she had to pay for it.

Going into the second game, I prefer to destroy the Heretics. I don't care what the developers say, rewriting a sentient race to believe what you want them to believe is not a Paragon action. If the Heretics had wanted peace with organics, maybe they should have made some move toward letting us know. Until then, it's a casualty of war. Pretty freaking big casualty, though. Rewrite... destroy... it's one of those situations where neither choice is going to be good.

Eventually, I'll probably do a playthrough with my main Shepard that keeps the Collector base. I've destroyed it every single game so far, but in the end, my main Shepard will do whatever it takes to destroy the Reapers. That includes studying their technology. That's going to be a hard pill to swallow, but I will do it in the name of science roleplaying.

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Shandepared wrote...

enormousmoonboots wrote...

Lemme lay it on you, rules-lawyer style: it was a choice compatible with my alignment.


Well your alignment sucks.


You! You are a blight! End it now!

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Massadonious1 wrote...

Skilled Seeker wrote...

Metagaming sucks. You whimpy cheats who save the council cause you know you will still win should be ashamed of yourselves.


Meh.

I wanted to save them when I first played ME1, but I thought something even worse would happen if I didn't press the advantage. I certainly didn't expect my tactical choice to have the same outcome as the "Let the dirty bastards die. BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA." option.


This. I didn't "know" anything. I only played through ME1 twice. I saved them because I thought it was the best option from a role playing perspective, to not have a massive vaccum in that power structure, or a large scale shake up, with a much larger threat on the horizon. I love people who assume everyone who picks certain options has metagamed. I seldom play through any game more than twice. ME2 and Dragon Quest 5 being the only real exceptions.

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FredThePhoenix wrote...

Why did you do what you did in your game? Why did you made these choices? Simple enough. Let's concentrate on the big decisions. What were your motivations?


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The Collector Base : Kept It
I found it retarded to destroy it. Too many people were lost there to simply throw it away. Grudge against the Illusive Man or not, the technology inside can help us against the Reapers. Also, I think it will help in Mass Effect 3 since it's the one advantage Renegade characters have (to keep it). I want the Illusive Man to have a big role in Mass Effect 3 too. That's why it works out perfectly for me to give him the base.


I just have to point out that I find it retarded to keep it, there is no way that decision is not going to backfire big time

Modifié par FataliTensei, 15 avril 2010 - 05:53 .


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I just have to point out that I find it retarded to keep it, there is no way that decision is not going to backfire big time


So in the end, if you have a full Paragon character, you'll have a great Mass Effect 3 experience. If you have a full Renegade character, everything will backfire at you and the Reapers will win. I seriously doubt BioWare will only punish Renegade choices. There's too many casulties on that side anyway. It's a game about choices, not about if you're good enough to click the Paragon option everytime.

Wake up.

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Character Background : Spacer.
I didn't really want my Shep to have a tragic background. The Spacer background gave him more incentive to want to join the Alliance, because it would make his parents proud of him. With the Colonist background, his whole family gets killed, and if I was on Mindoir, I probably would have gotten myself killed as well in some stupid attempt to save them. Also, I'm not really a 'gang' person, so Earthborn was out as well. With Spacer, not only are his parents alive (well, at least the mother is; never heard anything about the dad), but his mother is in command of a starship.

I wish my parents were that cool.<_<

Military Background : Sole Survivor.
Not that I'd be able to survive a Thresher Maw that easily, but I am not a War Hero capable of holding off Batarians single-handedly, and neither am I a ruthless **** who would get two-thirds of his unit killed.

class : Infiltrator.
No matter what, I play the Sniper in everything. Hell, I'm a pretty good shot in real life.

Gender : Male.
I've played way too many games with Jennifer Hale in, so I thought that I'd give Mark Meer a go. That, and well, I'm male. Contrary to what most people say, I think that he did an okay job.

Morality : Paragade.
At least, I hope that you can call it Paragade if you get 100% Paragon and 20% Renegade. I'm generally a nice guy, but some situations are just way too extreme and really tick me off.

The Council : Alive.
Don't get me wrong, I would have gladly killed off the Council; It'd serve them right for locking me down and not believing me about the Reapers. What stopped me, though, is that I kind of foresaw the outcome of ME2 if I did; every other race would just hate us and view us as their conquerors rather than their rescuers, whereas if we saved them, the other races would accept humanity, as we would have shown them that we were ready to stand and defend the other races, and the Council would be eternally grateful.

(Before any of you start accusing me of metagaming, you should know that I am speaking about my first time/canon playthrough, so I was going 'PLEASE DON'T FAIL!!!' the whole way through the 'Save the Council' cutscene.)

So, you can understand how annoyed I was in ME2 when they still didn't believe me.:ph34r:

Human Representative: Captain David Anderson.
While I know that Udina is better at politics than Anderson, I wouldn't trust Udina to make me a sandwich, let alone represent humanity in the galactic commuity. At least I can trust Anderson to not put himself first. Anyone who locks down the potential saviour of the galaxy deserves nothing more then to be sent to his room by Anderson. Which he is in ME2, quite amusingly.

The Collector Base : Destroyed.
As I recall, the last time we tried to use Reaper tech, the whole thing blew up in our faces and the entire crew(save for Joker)got kidnapped by the Collectors. I wouldn't be surprised if the Reapers had some kind of contingency plan, just in case somebody managed to defeat their race of minions. If I'd kept the base, the Reapers might have activated a self-destruct system, or an indoctrination device, in ME3. As funny as that would be, considering it would be Cerberus personnel working on it, I'm not going to take that kind of risk.

Rachni Queen : Alive.
You heard it yourselves; the Rachni Queen doesn't have a clue about what the hell happened in the war. She needs to form her own opinions, and the act of letting her go should at least set her on the path to believing that other races are alright.

That, and if she can sufficiently rebuild her race in time, they'll be valuable allies against the Reapers.

Urdnot Wrex : Alive.
Wrex is an awesome character, so I really wanted to get him through alive. His anger is understandable; like his says, it's the fate of his entire race we're talking about. But when the only two options are extinction or slavery, it's a tough call to make. I figured that, if there's a cure, it can be remade, only by someone less hellbent on the destruction of the galaxy.

Virmire : Ashley Williams nuked.
Save for Morinth, Ashley is my least favourite squadmate in the entire series so far. I picked her to go with Kirrahe, as it was quite clearly described as a suicide mission, and I preferred Kaidan over Ashley. But then with Kaidan being the damn fool that he was, activating the nuke, I had to decide whether to: save more people, but save the character I hated the most and leave the bomb where the Geth could potentially destroy it, or save the character I preferred and secure the bomb, but I might lose Kirrahe's team.

Wound up saving Kaidan, but I was pleasantly surprised to find Kirrahe and his team on the ship after Virmire, which means that all Ashley managed to do was get herself shot by the Geth.

Casulties : Just Ashley. Everyone survived the Suicide Mission.

Genophage Data : Held onto it.
Whether it was the best solution or not, a species-sterilising virus is not a good idea. The salarians only developed it as a last resort, but the turians just bombed the Krogan with it as soon as they could get their hands on it. Mordin may say that the Krogan population expansion resulted in war, but he also says that responses are impossible to truly predict.

It'll probably come in useful somewhere in ME3, most likely as leverage to convince the Krogan to take part in the war against the Reapers as shock troopers. I trust Wrex to use it right.

Heretics : Rewritten.
Legion himself tells us that the true Geth wish organics no harm, not even the quarians. They're even acting as Rannoch's caretakers, in memoriam to the quarians who died in the Morning War. Which is awesome. Making a trusted ally stronger by rewriting an enemy is a very good idea, even if the heretics only consist of about 5% of the total Geth populaton.

Samara/Morinth : Samara.
Because I'd rather have a Justice League asari over a space Black Widow who still wants to kill me with snoo-snoo.

Love Interest(s) : Tali' Zorah vas Normandy.
Never had a love interest in ME1; I hated Ashley. Liara, on the other hand, was actually quite attractive, probably more so than I'd like to admit. The thing is, I've never really liked the 'Space Babe' types. If Liara had been human, I would have romanced her without a second thought. But, she wasn't, so I didn't.

Tali, on the other hand, really made me feel for the character. Her romance was so well done; she's a spunky engineer who you've been friends with since pursuing Saren, then you find out that she's had a crush on you since you met, and you realise that you feel the same way. Then you start talking about the possibility of her having her first intimate experience with you, and she just turns into an awkward, shy teenager. D'awwwwww.:wub:

Dr. Saleon : Dead by Garrus' hand.
I'm not about to argue with my brogarrus. Besides, Saleon's expriments were just sick and wrong; he deserved it.

Tali's Pilgrimage : Gave her the Geth data.
Well, why the hell not? She's my friend, it might help in reclaiming their homeworld and understanding the Geth, and I don't give a damn what the Alliance thinks about it.:ph34r:

Zhu's Hope : Saved(with the exception of Ethan Jeong, bloody Charm meter.<_<).
I'm not about to kill brainwashed human colonists just for basically being in the wrong place at the wrong time.

Lantar Sidonis : Dead.
But only after some talking with him. In the end, it seemed like killing him was the best thing for both of them.

Tali's Trial : Shouted down the admirals using Charm.
Whenever I watch it, I just think to myself 'Pwned.'B)

Quarian/Geth War : Recoomended that they not go to war.
Neither sides need to throw lives away in a conflict that they don't need. I hate having to agree with Zaal' Koris, but he's the only one making any kind of sense right now.

Ronald Taylor : Got him to shoot himself.
10 years of practically enslaving his crew, exiling/killing all other males, keeping the women for his own 'uses'...ugh. He doesn't deserve to live after that kind of treatment.

Aresh : Dead by Jack's hand.
It may be Cerberus' fault, but Jack's just violent by nature. It seemed like the best thing to do.(Well, not for Aresh...:devil:)

However, a bullet to the head does not solve everything.<_<

Miranda and Oriana :  Told Miranda to talk to her.
Not only does Oriana deserve to know that she has a sister looking out for her, but we're about to go on a suicide mission; Miranda needs some kind of closure, just in case she doesn't come back.

Haven't done Zaeed and Kasumi's missions, because I don't have Xbox Live. It sucks, I know.:crying:However, if I did, I would probably have done this:

Vido Santiago and the Miners : As bad as it seems, I probably would sacrifice the miners to go after Vido.
Zaeed spent 20 years chasing after that guy; it's worth it if we get to take down the leader of the Blue Suns and I'm not going to let two decades of his life go to waste just to save some random workers.

Kasumi's Graybox : Would have told her to keep it.
Screw the data that might incriminate the Alliance; the most cherished memories of their lives are in there. She deserves to have good memories before saving the galaxy.

EDIT: Edited to add missions not initially included.

Modifié par ResidentNoob, 15 avril 2010 - 07:11 .


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FredThePhoenix wrote...

FataliTensei wrote...

I just have to point out that I find it retarded to keep it, there is no way that decision is not going to backfire big time


So in the end, if you have a full Paragon character, you'll have a great Mass Effect 3 experience. If you have a full Renegade character, everything will backfire at you and the Reapers will win. I seriously doubt BioWare will only punish Renegade choices. There's too many casulties on that side anyway. It's a game about choices, not about if you're good enough to click the Paragon option everytime.

Wake up.


Have the "wake up" comments begun again, the glorious heralds of what is sure to be an increasingly hostile forum debate? Have I arrived in time to see the birth of a new argument?

I think both choices will have differing effects, but neither will necessarily mean you can't win the game because of your decision. I think both will allow you to beat the game, just in different ways, and with varying results.

Modifié par Nightwriter, 15 avril 2010 - 06:14 .


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My canon Shepard

Background: Colonist Survivor.

Simply put, I have soft spot for idealistic heroes who have suffered almost to the point of breaking, that also leaves a mark that they carry alone and might influence their decisions even though they aim for good (blame Final Fantasy and other jRPGs that were dominated in my teens). So you probaply already guessed that he is Paragade.


class: Vanguard

Because the whole class kicks arse. You fight with fury and take it up close and personal. Fits my character perfectly.


Morality: Paragade as said above.

He strives for good, but hates injustice and whenever sees some, gets mighty pissed, often leaving the bad guy dead or bleeding.


Council: Saved them

They were pain in the ass, but I understood their very conflicting situation so I held them no grudge. I also had faith in Alliances military power combined with the surprise effect of our sudden arrival. Geth obviously were not prepared for that.


Collector Base: Destroyed it.

1. My character hates Cerberus for very obvious reasons
2. It was abomination and keeping it would fight against the strong moral sense of my character
If I would have had the change to keep it and give it to council and alliance, I MIGHT have kept it then but most likely still would have destroyed it.


Rachni Queen: Saved her

She was innocent to what her ancestors did. I judge individuals, not whole races so I let her go. Plus genocide is just wrong.


Wrex: Survived.

Did his personal quest so obviously he is alive. If not, then I dont know if I would have killed him, atleast not without hearing his arguments. Now that I think about it, in ALL of my characters I had always done his personal quest, so I do not even know what Wrex has to say on Virmire in that situation.


Virmire: Kaidan is dead

Ashely was my LI back then, so obviously I had to save her.


Casualties: Killed that bastard scientist who was one of the ones who caused the death of my squad in Akuze. In that situation the package my Shep carries broke free causing my otherwise good Shepard snap. He was the one who made my Shep go through what he went, justice got served. (had to cheat a bit to get enough intimidate points for renegade solution, did it for roleplaying reasons as I wanted that man dead)


Genophage Data: Kept it. Genophage, while probaply only solution so far, is still wrong and againt the strong sense of justice my Shepard has. But since the damage is done, and now that the unity of all Krogan is possibility, keeping it makes sense. If Krogan get less hostile and expansive, perhaps Genophage can be cured safely. Future will tell.


Heretics: Rewrote them. I do have a nagging feeling that this might be bad idea because it affects ALL their decisions, something might get really wacky. But I decided to give them a chance.


Samara/Morinth: Obviously Samara. Morinth, despite being not guilty for her state, is still a bloodlusting vampire that kills without mercy just to get high and more power. Evil and rotten through and through.


LI: First Ashley, and after getting dumped at Horizon Tali.

I didnt like Ashleys racist views on aliens, but no one is perfect. Otherwise she seemed to be interesting person. But as our discussion on Horizon didnt go well and peacefully, my Shep also moved on. And then suddenly Tali hitted one me... Always loved her character as a friend since ME1, and now suddenly she makes a move on my Shep. :o

Modifié par MaaZeus, 15 avril 2010 - 06:15 .


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Character Background : Spacer: It just felt perfect for my main Shepard.

Military Background : War Hero: I loved how my Shepard is reverd as a hero of humanity ^ ^

class : Soldier

Gender : Male

Morality : Paragade

The Council : I Saved Them, smart thing to do.

The Collector Base : Destroyed it, I don't trust TIM.

Rachni Queen : Saved her, it was not there fault for the war and she will; help in the war.

Urdnot Wrex : Saved him, he's too badass to die.

Virmire : Sacrificed Kaidan, never liked him

Casulties : Kaiden

Genophage Data : Kept the data and hope we can give it to the Krogans in the future if they deserve it.

Heretics : Rewrote them.

Quarian Advice: Told them not to go to war.

Samara/Morinth : Killed Morinth, stupid space vampire.

Love Interest(s) : ME1: Ashley. ME2: Miranda

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Shandepared wrote...

enormousmoonboots wrote...

Lemme lay it on you, rules-lawyer style: it was a choice compatible with my alignment.


Well your alignment sucks.


hey! hey! guys. Let's not go into an debate here, while i am sure many of you want to critize other people's decisions for whatever reasons, no need to be little anyone's decision making, this is merely an thread where you post what you did to give an insight into what other people have done.

Arguing over said decisions will not make more people to post here, and i would think it would get away from the main point of the thread.

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Character Background
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Military Background
survivor

class
adept
I always like the "mage" class

gender
female
I prefer the VA

The Council
saved
I think an all-human council is a stupid idea; I save 10000 lives; I didn't want to leave a geth fleet behind me while trying to defeat Sovereign

The Collector Base
destroyed
- common sense: collector tech is useless (Normandy SR2>collector ship) unless you want to make a reaper + that smile on TIM's face at the end (renegade ending)
do the maths
- EDI has already datamined the base's computers and got information from it

Rachni
saved
The rachni queen on Noveria hasn't done anything wrong. second chance for the rachni

Urdnot Wrex
survived
I did his armor quest

Virmire
killed Ashley
I don't really like her

Casulties:
Tali and Garrus
They annoyed me in ME1, they annoyed me in ME2 - they won't be in ME3

Genophage Data:
destroyed
a high Krogan population always leads to war...I suppose Mordin is right

geth heretics
destroyed
too risky (re-corrupting all geth)

Samara/Morinth:
Samara
Samara is trustworthy (paragon), Morinth not

Love Interest
ME1 Liara
ME2 Liara
I like her:wub:

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I think both choices will have differing effects, but neither will necessarily mean you can't win the game because of your decision. I think both will allow you to beat the game, just in different ways, and with varying results.


Paragon = Galactic Republic

Renegade = Galactic Empire

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Character Background : Spacer
This is the reason my Shepard chose the career he did. Space is familiar to him and he likes trave

Military Background : Sole Survivor
I just can't pull off ruthless and I didn't really want him to be a generic hero. Dealing with trauma just made my Shep harder, though.

class : Soldier
I'm always the "tank". I prefer to lead from the front. Everyone else, get behind me and try not to die. Also: Guns. In ME2 I didn't like the soldier class as much but I still stuck with it for my first playthrough because it felt right to stay the course.

Gender : Male
I can't really get immersed with a female protagonist. I can get behind a lot of the lines he says, too. And he says them right, too. Especially the scene at Tali's trial if you convince the Admirals via the Paragon lines is pretty much exactly what I wanted to tell them.

Morality : Paragon
What can I say, I'm a nice guy. My Shepard stands for what's right and for getting it done properly. He doesn't need to stoop to the enemies' level in order to beat them. He's that awesome. Also, I don't like being evil just because it's en vogue these days. I believe in helping people if you're able and I guess so does my Sheppy. I'm boring and oldfashioned that way.

I do collect the odd renegade points. Mostly when the renegade option isn't really evil. Like killing that merc fixing the flier on the Archangel mission. I mean, seriously. I was gonna shoot him anyway in a few minutes. Why is it more evil to kill him right there? 
And telling the council where they could stick their pseudo-spectre status. After all I did for them they treat me like a mental patient... gtfo guys...

The Council : I Saved Them
I thought it was worth it. To show the galaxy that humanity saw the big picture. Getting rid of that image we had as "bullies". Showing them that we were willing to make sacrifices for the community as a whole could have brought everyone closer together.

In the long run, I ended up regretting that choice. The way the council treats Shepard in ME2 is just plain ridiculous. I told them where they can stick their f*ing title with no support whatsoever. Yea, even though I am about as goody two shoes as you can get, I'd have punched them in the face right then and there.

The Collector Base : Destroyed it
For me there is no other option. That place is rotten to the core. I don't need to use a place that makes reapers to stop reapers. Plus, it made for a nice explosion.

Rachni Queen : Saved it.
Again, a no-brainer to me. The new queen is not responsible for the sins of her ancestors. And I geniuinely believe she wants to be a force of good in the galaxy. I look forwad to have her save my ass at least once in ME3.

Urdnot Wrex : Talked it out with him
Wrex kicks ass. He's not only one of the strongest NPCs in ME1 but also one of my favorites in ME2. He actually has a valid reason for not being able to join me. And he doesn't pretend I'm an ass because I work with Cerberus. (not that I ever had a choice. Thank you very much...)

At any rate, I really like Wrex. Especially for the fact that he can see reason when you talk to him about Saren's Krogans.

Virmire : 50/50 between Kaidan and Ashley.
I really don't care much either way. Kaidan and Ashley are my two least favorite characters in Mass Effect. On the playthrough I will carry on to ME3, Ashley died.

Casulties : Ashley.
Everyone else that can be alive is alive. I lost no one on my first try with the "suicide mission", not even my ship's crew.

Genophage Data : Kept it
Personally I think the genophage was the wrong way to go and with Wrex leading the Krogans there's a solid chance that I can talk sense into them.

Heretics : Kept them.
Actually I just did that because I didn't want that many renegade points. The decision itself is really stupid. Tali actually points that out on the mission. That Legion wants to do exactly the thing to these geth he does not want to have done to himself. And that first they let the other Geth leave and chose their own path, but now they must be reprogrammed... Overall this series of events is pretty confusing.

Samara/Morinth : Samara
Pretty much same reason the OP kept her, plus she's ultimately a good person and already fiercly loyal to me. Morinth is unpredictable and all around just a retarded choice to add to the team.

Love Interest(s) : Tali
Even at the risk of being lumped in with the psychos, I really like Tali. She was my favorite character in ME1 and is again in ME2. She's a geniuinely good person and looks out for her people. But she's open-minded enough that she will even give Legion some non-classified data on the flotilla to send to his people. That's gotta be a pretty big thing for a quarian.

In ME1 I really liked Liara and romanced her. But after her appearance in ME2 I went back to ME1 and played that one without any LIs. I really don't like how they radically changed Liara for ME2 and my Shepard cannot relate to her anymore at all. Going from sweet innocent wide-eyed bookworm to ... whatever it is she is now is just too much.
Never cared much for Ashley. She's too religious and too much of a bigot for me.

Modifié par Nightfish103, 15 avril 2010 - 06:30 .


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ResidentNoob wrote...
Military Background : Sole Survivor.
Not that I'd be able to survive a Thresher Maw that easily, but I am not a War Hero capable of holding off Batarians single-handedly, and neither am I a ruthless **** who would get two-thirds of his unit killed.

class : Infiltrator.
No matter what, I play the Sniper in everything. Hell, I'm a pretty good shot in real life.


Hey, if Garrus can hold off three mercenary bands single-handedly with a sniper rifle, so can you!

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The Council
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I think an all-human council is a stupid idea; I save 10000 lives; I didn't want to leave a geth fleet behind me while trying to defeat Sovereign


I'm pretty sure you only get the all-human Council if you actively sought to kill the Council for humanity's benefit. If you pick the neutral "concentrate on Sovereign" option, it's only a human-led Council. Not that it's going to change your mind, but it influences my own game where the original Council is dead.

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Andrew_Waltfeld

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Pacifien wrote...

ResidentNoob wrote...
Military Background : Sole Survivor.
Not that I'd be able to survive a Thresher Maw that easily, but I am not a War Hero capable of holding off Batarians single-handedly, and neither am I a ruthless **** who would get two-thirds of his unit killed.

class : Infiltrator.
No matter what, I play the Sniper in everything. Hell, I'm a pretty good shot in real life.


Hey, if Garrus can hold off three mercenary bands single-handedly with a sniper rifle, so can you!


You don't know the situation with the war hero, it could have you in an biulding with merc's swarming in from all angles.

Pacifien wrote...

Barquiel wrote...
The
Council

saved
I think an all-human council is a stupid idea; I
save 10000 lives; I didn't want to leave a geth fleet behind me while
trying to defeat Sovereign


I'm pretty sure you only
get the all-human Council if you actively sought to kill the Council for
humanity's benefit. If you pick the neutral "concentrate on Sovereign"
option, it's only a human-led Council. Not that it's going to change
your mind, but it influences my own game where the original Council is
dead.


what are the differences between the neutral choice etc?

Modifié par Andrew_Waltfeld, 15 avril 2010 - 06:51 .


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ResidentNoob

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Pacifien wrote...

ResidentNoob wrote...
Military Background : Sole Survivor.
Not that I'd be able to survive a Thresher Maw that easily, but I am not a War Hero capable of holding off Batarians single-handedly, and neither am I a ruthless **** who would get two-thirds of his unit killed.

class : Infiltrator.
No matter what, I play the Sniper in everything. Hell, I'm a pretty good shot in real life.


Hey, if Garrus can hold off three mercenary bands single-handedly with a sniper rifle, so can you!

I see a flaw in your reasoning there: I shall never be anywhere near as badass as Garrus.:P

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Andrew_Waltfeld wrote...

Pacifien wrote...

Barquiel wrote...
The
Council

saved
I think an all-human council is a stupid idea; I
save 10000 lives; I didn't want to leave a geth fleet behind me while
trying to defeat Sovereign


I'm pretty sure you only
get the all-human Council if you actively sought to kill the Council for
humanity's benefit. If you pick the neutral "concentrate on Sovereign"
option, it's only a human-led Council. Not that it's going to change
your mind, but it influences my own game where the original Council is
dead.


what are the differences between the neutral choice etc?


Not much, it's whether you have higher Paragon or Renegade that determines if the new Council is all human or just human lead (I believe).  Ultimately it boils down to neutral, "We need to focus on Sovereign nothing else matters" whole is greater than the sum of it's parts, big picture, galaxy at stake, etc. and renegade, "Let the council die MUAHAHAHA!" mustache twirling lunacy (if memory serves).

Basically the difference between a monthly appointment with Ms Chambers and a daily one combined with heavy medication.

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Shandepared wrote...

enormousmoonboots wrote...

Lemme lay it on you, rules-lawyer style: it was a choice compatible with my alignment.


Well your alignment sucks.

You really think there's a difference between Paragon and Renegade other than the player's opinion? Haha, oh wow.

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Pacifien wrote...

I'm pretty sure you only get the all-human Council if you actively sought to kill the Council for humanity's benefit. If you pick the neutral "concentrate on Sovereign" option, it's only a human-led Council. Not that it's going to change your mind, but it influences my own game where the original Council is dead.


It depends no your paragon/renegade points, not your final choice.

If you have over 80% renegade points and choose "Concentrate on Sovereign" you will still get an all human Council

If you have over 80% paragon points then you get a new, multi-racial Council with humanity presiding over it.