ReconTeam wrote...
Yeah but Vido was a murdering thug. How many people would he kill if he escaped alive?
Lemonwizard wrote...
To be perfectly frank I find the whole premise of the decision ridiculous, simply because that gunship should have been pitifully easy for the Normandy to track, follow, and then Zaeed can kill Vido 30 minutes later.
Or like, split up so Shepard saves the workers and Zaeed gets his revenge.
kglaser wrote...
I just can't listen to Zaeed's stories without laughing. It's too trippy hearing battle stories punctuated with swear words in the voice of Spongebob's driving instructor.
Lemonwizard wrote...
Onyx Jaguar wrote...
Its crazy how at base if you click each of those items one time he still has more dialogue than say Garrus. But you can keep clicking on them and he continuously talks about them.
Actually playing through the Zoyra mission right now, the most morally gray mission of them and the one with the best setup outside of the suicide mission.
Morally gray? How is deciding between saving innocent people and going off on a revenge quest at all morally gray, much less the most? Zaeed's mission doesn't even compare to Legion's in this regard.
I agree. The only case I would want a dialogue wheel for Zaeed is if the amount of content he has to say isn't cut. Sort of like Mordin when rather than telling you to go away he tells you a story.Festi wrote...
I fear that if they gave Zaeed a dialog wheel he too would fall prey to lame excuses for ignoring Shepard... Shepard is so lonely...
Needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few. Kill Vido and you are saving many lives down the line, I used the same rationale for killing the Batarian terrorists in Bring down the sky.Onyx Jaguar wrote...
Lemonwizard wrote...
Onyx Jaguar wrote...
Its crazy how at base if you click each of those items one time he still has more dialogue than say Garrus. But you can keep clicking on them and he continuously talks about them.
Actually playing through the Zoyra mission right now, the most morally gray mission of them and the one with the best setup outside of the suicide mission.
Morally gray? How is deciding between saving innocent people and going off on a revenge quest at all morally gray, much less the most? Zaeed's mission doesn't even compare to Legion's in this regard.
If you look at it from a first person perspective, IE only what the character Shepard sees and knows, you do not know what exactly will happen. As a player you do know but Shepard does not which makes the situation impossible from a moral standpoint.
ReconTeam wrote...
AntiChri5 wrote...
It was physically impossible for a human to survive what Shepard went through.
People have survived bullets to the head before. It is remarkable but not awe inspiring.
Are you trying to downplay Zaeed?
Shepard survived, but with a ton of help. But Zaeed survived through sheer rage! Yeah people sometimes survive gunshots to the head, but not a point-blank range execution shot to the back of the head. Even the devil wouldn't take Zaeed because he is just that badass.
Apollo Rising wrote...
Needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few. Kill Vido and you are saving many lives down the line, I used the same rationale for killing the Batarian terrorists in Bring down the sky.Onyx Jaguar wrote...
Lemonwizard wrote...
Onyx Jaguar wrote...
Its crazy how at base if you click each of those items one time he still has more dialogue than say Garrus. But you can keep clicking on them and he continuously talks about them.
Actually playing through the Zoyra mission right now, the most morally gray mission of them and the one with the best setup outside of the suicide mission.
Morally gray? How is deciding between saving innocent people and going off on a revenge quest at all morally gray, much less the most? Zaeed's mission doesn't even compare to Legion's in this regard.
If you look at it from a first person perspective, IE only what the character Shepard sees and knows, you do not know what exactly will happen. As a player you do know but Shepard does not which makes the situation impossible from a moral standpoint.
Modifié par Kaynos1972, 03 mai 2010 - 01:20 .
Zaeed does talk....Kaynos1972 wrote...
Love Zaed, he doesnt talk but love his comments and he does great damage
Well I think it's safe to assume that by letting Vido get away he will continue to be the murdering bastard that he always was. Killing him does the galaxy a favor...at the cost of 10 lives. Sometimes you have to make the hard choices.Onyx Jaguar wrote...
Apollo Rising wrote...
Needs of the many outweigh the needs of the few. Kill Vido and you are saving many lives down the line, I used the same rationale for killing the Batarian terrorists in Bring down the sky.Onyx Jaguar wrote...
Lemonwizard wrote...
Onyx Jaguar wrote...
Its crazy how at base if you click each of those items one time he still has more dialogue than say Garrus. But you can keep clicking on them and he continuously talks about them.
Actually playing through the Zoyra mission right now, the most morally gray mission of them and the one with the best setup outside of the suicide mission.
Morally gray? How is deciding between saving innocent people and going off on a revenge quest at all morally gray, much less the most? Zaeed's mission doesn't even compare to Legion's in this regard.
If you look at it from a first person perspective, IE only what the character Shepard sees and knows, you do not know what exactly will happen. As a player you do know but Shepard does not which makes the situation impossible from a moral standpoint.
You should never assume what may happen you can only know what is happening.
Lemonwizard wrote...
Except for the part where Vido will get replaced by a new leader of the Blue suns in short order who will probably be just as bad so killing him in the long run accomplishes precisely dick outside of the direct effect of making Zaeed happy.
janeym27 wrote...
DigitalFallout wrote...
His accent is cool. I find Shepard's pretty annoying.
Really? FemSehp, or ShepLoo? Jennifer Hale is amazing, IMO! Mark Meer can be a little flat.
Sorry. OT.ReconTeam wrote...
AntiChri5 wrote...
It was
physically impossible for a human to survive what Shepard went through.
People
have survived bullets to the head before. It is remarkable but not awe
inspiring.
Are you trying to downplay Zaeed?
Shepard
survived, but with a ton of help. But Zaeed survived through sheer rage!
Yeah people sometimes survive gunshots to the head, but not a
point-blank range execution shot to the back of the head. Even the devil
wouldn't take Zaeed because he is just that badass.
I can never understand how, after hitting him in the head with a bullet atpoint blank range, they were unable to finish the job. Surely pulling the trigger a 2nd time isn't difficult? It just goes to show that if you're a villain in a ideogame/movie/tv show, you need to make damn sure your enemies are dead when you kill them!
Lemonwizard wrote...
Except for the part where Vido will get replaced by a new leader of the Blue suns in short order who will probably be just as bad so killing him in the long run accomplishes precisely dick outside of the direct effect of making Zaeed happy.
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