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[Dean_the_Young]

Letting Samara live.

[earthbornFemShep]

when I play pure paragon I get very impatient when the krogan babbles on and on about clan Weyrloc... I just shoot the darn gas tank.

edit: also, I never killed Shiala... I have a tough time killing the Rachni... and making the Ash/Kaiden decision always sucks.

In ME2, deciding what to do with the heretics is also hard.  I rarely rewrite them... I just blast the base.  Seems too risky (perhaps I'm making up for letting the Rachni live).

Modifié par earthbornFemShep, 06 octobre 2010 - 12:05 .

[Dean_the_Young]

Ah, the choice you can't not make!



I agree. I sat through it all for the first time recently, on a paragon playthrough, and I couldn't believe how long the interrupt lasted.

[Frybread76]

I have a hard time being mean to Thane (or any squad mate) when I'm doing a Renegade playthrough.

[Kavadas]

I play renegon but I can never bring myself to punch Mouse. It just seems like pointless violence plus it's not like he's an **** or anything.

[Blackbelt749]

Letting that kid join the mercs on Garrus' recruitment mission. I did once, to see what happened, and it really bugged me, so I never let it happen again.

[oenis]

As a renegade, I have no problem letting Samara rot. She threatened to kill me after the mission ... yes, that's exactly what I need after saving humanity from the collectors.

[mosor]

oenis wrote...

As a renegade, I have no problem letting Samara rot. She threatened to kill me after the mission ... yes, that's exactly what I need after saving humanity from the collectors.

At least she is smart enough to threaten you after you do her dirty work. If I kill her, then I try looking for a reason that pops up before that mission.

[Dave of Canada]

I can never let Miranda not talk with Oriana.

[Silentmode]

I can't resist pushing the Eclipse merc out of the window on Thane's recruitment or stabbing the Blue Suns engineer in the back with the welding thing on Garrus' and I usually play paragon. Hm, just realized I really don't like mercs.



I also can't bring myself to do Tali's romance, too corny. Even though I like her as a character.

*Runs away from the crazed mob*

[Mox Ruuga]

Just remembered another one:

Letting Charn walk in BDtS. The guy is an unrepentant slaver scum, and thinks he can negotiate his way off the asteroid? He goes down, even in the (very) few cases where my Shep is sappy enough to save Kate and co... There really is no reason to let a murderous slaver POS like Charn live, he's not holding anything over your head unlike Balak (and I kill him too, 90% of the time).

[wizardryforever]

Silentmode wrote...

I can't resist pushing the Eclipse merc out of the window on Thane's recruitment or stabbing the Blue Suns engineer in the back with the welding thing on Garrus' and I usually play paragon. Hm, just realized I really don't like mercs.

I also can't bring myself to do Tali's romance, too corny. Even though I like her as a character.
*Runs away from the crazed mob*

The only interrupt that I always do is the one with the Weyrloc speaker, though I also usually do both of the ones one Garrus' recruitment (Cathka and the mech).  They're pretty ignorable other than that unless I'm roleplaying a specific type of Shepard.

Most of the time you get awesome dialogue if you ignore renegade interrupts, like with the guy at the window, or with Uvenk.  Sometimes words speak louder than actions.

Hmm. . . something I never do.  I never give Legion to Cerberus, and after giving Veetor to them once, I'll never do it again.  When you meet up with him again on Tali's loyalty, he's still quite crazy, not getting better if you let him go with Tali.

[Crunchyinmilk]

I never say anything to any of the Quarian generals pro or against attacking their home world/the Geth. Its not my place to dictate to an entire species my pointless opinion. The closest I can come to this is telling Tali, that retaking her home world is a worthy goal.

[Nerevar-as]

Mox Ruuga wrote...

Just remembered another one:

Letting Charn walk in BDtS. The guy is an unrepentant slaver scum, and thinks he can negotiate his way off the asteroid? He goes down, even in the (very) few cases where my Shep is sappy enough to save Kate and co... There really is no reason to let a murderous slaver POS like Charn live, he's not holding anything over your head unlike Balak (and I kill him too, 90% of the time).

If you died in the fight, they would reactivate the torches and the colony would be lost. On the other side, most of my Shepards are Colonists, dead parents plus "I remember me", and the guy thought he was doing a slaver ride. No way I hold back.

[Xilizhra]

There are a few Renegade interrupts I take, but otherwise I can't not be full Paragon.



However, I have no problem choosing Morinth over Samara, even if only a couple of my Shepards have been able to justify it IC.

[Elyvern]

Dave of Canada wrote...

I can never let Miranda not talk with Oriana.

^ This. Also, I can't reveal Tali's father's culpability to the quarian tribunal. I was so horrified at the flottila breaking apart and Tali's outright distress, I always end up reloading and keeping it mum.

[annarobot]

I generally prefer renegade options, but anything that would really hurt someone innocent, I can't bring myself to do.



It's small, but I can never let that kid sign up with the mercs on Omega.



Can't pick any of the options that basically lead to genocide.



And I also have a hard time being outright mean to squadmates. I haven't been able to let any of them die at the end, either, or send the rescued crew back without an escort.

[shai-hulud-lama]

1) stop Garrus to shot Sidonis. Normally i play paragon, but i really understand that garrus wants to kill him, so i step aside....

2) choosing which character i will import first for ME3

[CroGamer002]

Who's Marvin?

[disconnect7]

I can't let Mordin kill Maleon. I can't just stand by and watch that happen, salarians have a short enough life span as it is. I don't find him "criminal" for working on the genophage cure. Plus the look on his face when Mordin says he needs to kill him, it just gets to me.

[Roamingmachine]

Paragon or renegade, i won't let the council die or give the collector base to lil' Tim.Choosing diffrently with the council just flies hard against even my very situational ethics. The council, when viewed as "equal opportunity aholes" (and they usually are), are the only thing keeping the galaxy as together as it is.The galaxy cannot afford a fracturing that their death combined with the human fleet letting it happen would bring.
And Timmy....If you condense everything i despise in a man in to a single person, you would get Timmy.He and his group of 'humanity first' dingbats are the last people i would give the base to.

*edit:typos

Modifié par Roamingmachine, 10 octobre 2010 - 12:21 .

[Mr. Gogeta34]

I can't not hug Tali when she finds her father.

[FuturePasTimeCE]

Blackbelt749 wrote...

Letting that kid join the mercs on Garrus' recruitment mission. I did once, to see what happened, and it really bugged me, so I never let it happen again.

what happened to that dude, i have the same problem (constantly refusing him of joining)?

[Killjoy Cutter]

Nightwriter wrote...

This question has much to do with roleplaying, yes? Roleplaying a character and then making decisions as that character - or trying to. Sometimes we slip.

I admit I'm not much of a roleplayer. All my characters seem to work from a place of logic.

But, there are several things I just can't do either - I can't defend TIM (I question why it's paragon to do so). I can't not shoot the gas tank to set the krogan on fire. Or are we talking major decisions?

My solution is to not play characters who would do things that I would find morally repugnant.