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[deaddecoy]

 I find myself playing through multiple times just to try out the different classes and consequently making a few different changes. I can never bring myself to go full on renegade, though, because in some situations, Shepherd comes off as a jerk more so than the guy who gets things done. i.e. do I chew out my squadmates because I have a big stick up my ass or have a normal conversation? Some renegade choices are interesting, like during Zaeed's and Thane's loyalty missions, but those tend to be far and few between. So I end up gravitating towards paragade. 

I think the problem with this is that there can be many different layers to a renegade: rougish because screwing with people is fun, smarmy because people have stuff you want, and downright ruthless because you're secretly a reaper. I guess the current system works, in allowing you to select how good/evil you want to be, I just wish that some of the medium evil choices weren't locked out for me half the time XD. 

[Nightwriter]

Most of the time I lean toward paragon, except when the choices are either stupid or preachy sounding, when I opt for renegade.

[Collider]

Paragade.

[Fiery Phoenix]

Two different characters: A Pure Paragon and a Paragade.

[Nightwriter]

Regarding ME2 I do disagree with Bioware a lot when it comes to what they consider to be paragon or renegade choices, though.

[DarthCaine]

AwesomeEffect2 wrote...

Collider wrote...

Paragade.

Modifié par DarthCaine, 28 avril 2010 - 08:22 .

[Arawn-Loki]

deaddecoy wrote...

 I find myself playing through multiple times just to try out the different classes and consequently making a few different changes. I can never bring myself to go full on renegade, though, because in some situations, Shepherd comes off as a jerk more so than the guy who gets things done. i.e. do I chew out my squadmates because I have a big stick up my ass or have a normal conversation? Some renegade choices are interesting, like during Zaeed's and Thane's loyalty missions, but those tend to be far and few between. So I end up gravitating towards paragade. 

I think the problem with this is that there can be many different layers to a renegade: rougish because screwing with people is fun, smarmy because people have stuff you want, and downright ruthless because you're secretly a reaper. I guess the current system works, in allowing you to select how good/evil you want to be, I just wish that some of the medium evil choices weren't locked out for me half the time XD. 

I don't like undermining myself. Paragon.

[Dokarqt]

I play as Renegade generally but a flexible renegade. I can't play 100% renegade and choose the lower-right option on the convo wheel every single time because it simply makes no sense. You come off as being a complete and utter jerk in some situations.

Especially in conversations with companions I often go with the middle option and sometimes (but quite rarely) the paragon option.



So I guess you can say im a Paragade with emphasis on renegade.

[Texaboose]

I normally play as Paragon, but playing as renegade has some of the most awesome, and hilarious, lines - so you have to try a pure renegade playthrough at least once.

I've done 3 pure paragon playthroughs, 1 pure renegade playthrough and 1 mostly renegade, but 'nice' to my crew playthrough.

[Xanthor]

DarthCaine wrote...

AwesomeEffect2 wrote...

Collider wrote...

Paragade.

[NoUserNameHere]

I tend towards the Paragon. 'Specially when you get badass options like punching Zaeed.

[CrookedAsylum]

Dokarqt wrote...

So I guess you can say im a Paragade with emphasis on renegade.

Ah yes, "Renegon." We have dismissed this claim.

[Gavinthelocust]

Paragon

Saving the galaxy has it's perks, like hot blue alien chicks.

[Aceyalone7777]

Paragon FTW!

[Xanthor]

Reneparagadeagon

[Inquisitor Recon]

These days I play as mostly a renegade, but I still make some paragon decisions. I spared the council just to hear that damned turian councilman for example. I hope he gets whats coming in ME3.

[CommanderTravis]

I'd consider myself a paragon but every once in a while I choose a renegade option or interrupt, like electrocuting cathka, shooting the krogan on mordins mission etc.

[cepapoe]

I've never been able to do full renegade, feel too much like i dick. So Paragon and Paragade are my choices.

[LostJ]

Paragon. Unless it's a ridiculous choice. Then I choose Renegade.. Like in the interrogation on Thane's mission. I always kick his ass.

[FenixBlaze]

Yea depending on what choices you make does come across like an *** or bit goody goody.



I've done both full renegade and full paragon depending on my Shepard's background.

Plus when importing to ME2 choices made in ME make you most likely go that same path in ME2.



I mean you can be a total *** in ME1 and make a lot of renegade choices and import into ME2 and becoming a God Saint aka paragon. Or the other way around!



Plus some choices seem more real than other ones!

At most i try to go like 50/50 or close balance of renegade and paragon.

[enormousmoonboots]

Full Paragon + Renegade Interrupts. Because Captain America.

[KOKitten]

I've done full paragon and full renegade and don't prefer the pure version of either.

For example in ME1's Bring Down the Sky the paragon choice is to save the hostages. My Shepard is on a mission to save the galaxy. Balak and his crew already killed a lot of people on the asteroid and were intent on destroying Terra Nova. There is no way my Shepard would leave him free to repeat these actions on another colony. I'm sorry Kate Bowman, you were a very brave woman but my Shepard isn't going to take the chance of saving three hostages today and finding out that Balak destroyed a colony tomorrow. On my pure paragon playthrough I did let him go to save the hostages but on every other playthrough he's toast.

Likewise, on my full renegade playthrough I ignored the gas grenades on Feros and told my squad to return fire on anything hostile. I suppose I could make an argument that Shepard wasn't taking chances but he could have tried the gas grenades first. If the non-lethal grenades weren't working then they could switch back. It really didn't feel right to just kill all the colonists. That was the only time I didn't save the colony at Feros.

So I do like a mix of both. In ME2 I do most of the Renegade interrupts, such as electrocuting Cathka, shooting the tank under the Krogan, as they seem to make sense for battle. The Paragon ones depend on my character at the time. I usually always stop that kid from signing up with the mercs in Omega. Sometimes I stop Miranda, Garrus and Mordin from shooting anyone in their loyalty missions and other times I figure it's their decision.

On my last playthrough I didn't do the Paragon interrupt to distract Kolyat and chose to shoot Kolyat in the arm. Shepard says something like "Don't pull a gun on someone unless you're prepared to inflict that kind of pain." I actually kind of liked that response as it's showing Kolyat this isn't a game.

[Kileyan]

Some of the major renegade choices are fun and awesome. The problem with renegade is that to get the really great options, you have to make all the little choices to raise your score. Many of the little choices you have to make kinda stick out as silly, jerk responses that make no sense at all, they are just the motions you go through to get the required points for the fun options that matter.

[Arab25]

Xanthor wrote...

DarthCaine wrote...

AwesomeEffect2 wrote...

Collider wrote...

Paragade.