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[Joshua N7]

I see. Well, that's odd. OH! I noticed you on my other forum topics Giggles_Maniacally! Cooool.

[mosor]

Joshua N7 wrote...

Yeah, when interrogating um I forgot his name, but when you interrogate that guy on Thane's mission (not Mouse) I always wanted to do that renegade option that say's I'm a Spectre.

Fastest interrogation ever! You need a lot of renegade points for that. The earlier you do that mission, the less renegade you need. If it's one of your last main missions, you're going to need almost a full bar. Personally I enjoy beating him up more. The only thing sweeter is shooting dead that anti-human extortionist Joram Talid.

[Joshua N7]

Well shooting Joram Talid sure does beat shooting that lamp...that was a nice lamp to.

[Giggles_Manically]

Poor Koylat.

You kill his hostage then say oh your dads right behind me to.

[Joshua N7]

Wait, is it normal for the person who creates a topic forum to comment on his or her own topic?

[DurkBakala]

Paragade is the way to go! I don't think sticking to one mindset throughout the whole game is that fun. I like to make a backstory for my Shepard and make choices based on that.

I role-play my 'canon' Shepard based on a mix of myself and the way I would perceive someone who's spent their whole life around the Alliance (My Shepard's a spacer).

For instance:

- I save the factory workers in Zaeed's loyalty mission as a whole factories worth of victims are at stake and Vido would just be replaced anyway.

- I wound Balak and leave him for the Alliance as he threatened millions and deserves to be punished and to never be able to terrorize another world. He also has information on the Batarian rebels plans.

- I sacrificed the council as the galaxy was minutes away from facing impossible odds and we needed every ship working to destroy Sovereign. The fact Humans will later be in power doesn't factor into my decision AT ALL.

- I spare Elnora as I'm not an executioner and she seems young and impressionable at the time you meet her. Even if we meet her again after learning the truth I probably would only wound her and turn her in. Not because she doesn't deserve a bad end but simply because that's what I think I'd do in real life.

You see where I'm going with this. I have a good split of paragon and renegade decisons that make sense for my character.

Modifié par DurkBakala, 18 juillet 2010 - 06:49 .

[Joshua N7]

Good!!! Thats what I do with my Shepard. Do what you would do if it was actually happening. That way it's fun! It's really fun when you put yourself in a game like that.

[mosor]

DurkBakala wrote...

Paragade is the way to go! I don't think sticking to one mindset throughout the whole game is that fun. I like to make a backstory for my Shepard and make choices based on that.

I role-play my 'canon' Shepard based on a mix of myself and the way I would perceive someone who's spent their whole life around the Alliance (My Shepard's a spacer).

For instance:

- I save the factory workers in Zaeed's loyalty mission as a whole factories worth of victims are at stake and Vido would just be replaced anyway.

- I wound Balak and leave him for the Alliance as he threatened millions and deserves to be punished and to never be able to terrorize another world. He also has information on the Batarian rebels plans.

- I sacrificed the council as the galaxy was minutes away from facing impossible odds and we needed every ship working to destroy Sovereign. The fact Humans will later be in power doesn't factor into my decision AT ALL.

- I spare Elnora as I'm not an executioner and she seems young and impressionable at the time you meet her. Even if we meet her again after learning the truth I probably would only wound her and turn her in. Not because she doesn't deserve a bad end but simply because that's what I think I'd do in real life.

You see where I'm going with this. I have a good split of paragon and renegade decisons that make sense for my character.

Yeah, I think most people play a mix to a certain extent. Though, I'd argue that there is no real one way to go. I think the best way is what you find to be the most interesting story. For me, it's generally renegade but not completely. What stopped me going renegade before is that I usually didn't separate myself from the protagonist I was playing. So my characters where usually idealistic with a bit of butt kicking when warrented.  Separating myself from the character though has been rewarding story wise. Decisions become easier and more inceisive and the story seems better.

[CroGamer002]

Modifié par Mesina2, 18 juillet 2010 - 08:42 .

[CroGamer002]

DPSSOC wrote...

I shall settle this with indisputable logic.

If
Batman = Renegade
Superman = Paragon

And
Batman > Superman

Therefore
Renegade > Paragon

Renegade wins.

FAIL!

They are both Paragons.
Did you forget that Batman and Superman don't kill anyone?

[Giggles_Manically]

"I dont have to kill you, but I dont have to save you" ring any bells?



He also threw Harvey off the roof in Dark Knight.

[CroGamer002]

Giggles_Manically wrote...

"I dont have to kill you, but I dont have to save you" ring any bells?

He also threw Harvey off the roof in Dark Knight.

While he was holding a kid annd Batman fall too.
He didn't intentionly to killed him but kids life was at stake so he reacted quicly.

[Cra5y Pineapple]

About the Batman debate, his actual personality as Bruce Wayne i'd say is pretty damn renegade.



I love Batman. He's like the Garrus of Gotham city.

[TekFanX]

Paragon rocks!

Everyone likes you, most people will help you and should you choose to play the renegade-way for some decisions, no one would suspect the noble hero...heh heh heh.



P.S.: Only other difference is, that Renegades can read books in bed without a light.

[pprrff]

I like the batman analogy. So long as the renegade option doesn't involve innocent people suffering I would rather pick that, speedy justice at gun-point is very entertaining and cathartic.



Paragon Shepard does have a leg up since a lot of renegade choices makes Shep look like an jerk. It's fun to play him but I imagine everyone around his presence must hate him. Also Some renegade choices are hard to stomach.

[I Tsunayoshi I]

Joshua N7 wrote...

Yeah, when interrogating um I forgot his name, but when you interrogate that guy on Thane's mission (not Mouse) I always wanted to do that renegade option that say's I'm a Spectre.

Yeah but its the cheap way out. You get your info right away without breaking his face.

Personally I have turned into a Paragade player and take every quick option that comes up for me and make my choices based on my gut.

Still end up with a full paragon bar and bar and a half for renegade to two bars by time I get to the end and a good surplus of cash too since I tend to be greedy as balls.

[Giggles_Manically]

Paragons cant do this:
http://www.youtube.c...u/8/Zu0SGgjPpDs

[Joshua N7]

I love this. So much opinions! And I like that comment on how Renegades can read in the dark... hee hee =)

[Giggles_Manically]

[Sarayne]

Also the light side has cookies

[Joshua N7]

Oh...I see. So If I was a renegade I could see in the dark, but if I was a Paragon I could have cookies...decisions decisions decisions...

[I Tsunayoshi I]

Joshua N7 wrote...

Oh...I see. So If I was a renegade I could see in the dark, but if I was a Paragon I could have cookies...decisions decisions decisions...

This is why you go Paragade so you can have both AND donut day every friday.

[Joshua N7]

A DONUT?!  WOW!!! I know this is an opinion topic so in my opinion the winner is PARAGADE!!! If your wondering why...donuts. That is my answer to you.  But that doesn't mean the battle for supreme...um...stuff is over! KEEP COMMENTING PEOPLE...oh um please