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[RideUrLightning]

I love Cerberus. I just wish they were a little less ruthless and didn't take people against their will for experimentation.

[Spectre 117]

Alliance for Paragon,Cerberus for renegade although that would probably make me3 like a 6 disc game XD

[Chuvvy]

Cerberus is inept.
Alliance/Council won't do anything.

I'll take my chances on my own. Or, I'll just hide, that'd be good too.

Modifié par Slidell505, 12 septembre 2010 - 06:17 .

[Sidac]

Sand King wrote...

I would stick with Cerberus.

^ this

[Fiannawolf]

If I had to just choose between the 2: Ally everytime! But like some have said, Maeva Shepard would be highly motivated to gather things/upgrades/defenses for Liara.

[Agamo45]

The Alliance and the Council are useless.

[JamieCOTC]

No love for the Council and meh on Alliance, but why would anyone stick w/ Cerberus?  With exception of Shepard, everything they touch goes horribly, horribly wrong.  I half expect TIM to start acting like this in ME3. 

[Kriztaen]

I just wanna get back my Credits in Mass Effect 1. Screw Cerberus and screw the Alliance. I will start my own group.



I'll call them something awesome like...Laser Waffles. Or since I already have a space hamster anyway maybe take a leaf out of Minsc's book and call them the Justice Fist (we will shove fistfuls of sweet sweet justice down their throats, buttkicking for goodness!).



It always seemed like Hackett was one of the only worthwhile Alliance allies still in power.



TIM...he just creeps me out, he is the only thing I find even close to as disturbing as Shep's rape face. But maybe thats just me *shrug*

[Faerlyte]

I'd just assume be an independent faction myself. I don't mind the Alliance, but they're dragging their feet, and when you consider all the people that have made up your crew, you're really no longer strictly an Alliance group because the majority of your people are aliens. It would make more sense to be independent of the Alliance.



And TIM is creepy, I agree. Definitely not trustworthy.

[Nerdage]

I didn't give that crazy man the Collector base just to leave him to his own devices, so whatever I do Cerberus had better help. I'm hoping that if the council (and thus the Alliance) finally acknowledge that the reapers are a threat to the galaxy there's a chance they'll accept Cerberus' help, I doubt they'll forgive and forget but considering Cerberus' part in stopping the Collectors they might work together briefly, so I can have it both ways.

Although I'm half expecting the last scene of ME3 to be Shepard standing in front of the council saying "I bloody told you so!" followed by a big explosion.

Modifié par nerdage, 12 septembre 2010 - 08:50 .

[Sidac]

JamieCOTC wrote...
they touch goes horribly, horribly wrong.   

That because everything they do is something that is pushing the envelope so to speak. The alliance and council stick with what is working. To me, it seems like cerberus is taking the next steps forward and the only things they put in game are those projects that were doomed to fail. Yet, even in those experiments that go horribly wrong, they still learn from it.

[Dougy Fresh]

Sidac wrote...

JamieCOTC wrote...
they touch goes horribly, horribly wrong.   

That because everything they do is something that is pushing the envelope so to speak. The alliance and council stick with what is working. To me, it seems like cerberus is taking the next steps forward and the only things they put in game are those projects that were doomed to fail. Yet, even in those experiments that go horribly wrong, they still learn from it.

true

[primero holodon]

If it were up to me I'd sell cerberus out to the council in exchange for the freedom to carry out my mission as I see fit. I would then center my operations around Liaras network and probably freelance for the council every once in a while.

[kraidy1117]

LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...

Neither, to be honest. I'd prefer to work with Liara, my Shepard's lover and the person that she trusts most in the entire galaxy.

This.

[shnizzler93]

I want to meet Spectres that I won't have to kill

[alickar]

alliance id say alliance shepard cant take the whole reaper army alone!!!

[alickar]

i we capture a dreadnought we can fight the reapers alone

[Slapshack]

Team God-Volus!

[Jedi31293]

While I would not like a simple Alliance vs. Cerberus choice at the beginning of ME3, the idea does lead to one thing I would like: more politics. We saw lots of politics in ME1 both at the beginning and near the end. There was lots of back and forth between the Council and Udina when trying to promote Shepard to Spectre status. At the end, Udina locked the Normandy and Shepard had to force his way out with Anderson's help.

We saw some political maneuvering in ME2 with The Illusive Man. He would use Shepard and tell him certain things, while withholding more, possibly life-threatening, information. Unfortunately, that was the extent of the politics in ME2. While I understand Cerberus has a "ends define the means" policy which allows Shepard to do whatever he wants, Shepard still answers to the Council. Terminus Space or no, you would think the Council would be a tad bit interested in the man that saved the Citadel and their lives.

I think more politics would really add a more realistic touch to the already wonderful universe of Mass Effect. After all, the Council are still only human (essentially) and are still privy to base human emotions such as greed, fear, and desperation. Hell, I'm sure every Council member has some dirty laundry they wouldn't want leaking to the public.

[hamtyl07]

how about a grey area

[Dead Community]

I'm sorry who's TIM? I've played ME & ME2 multiple times and I do not recall any character called "TIM". Who was he? Or is it an acronym for something?

[hamtyl07]

Dead Community wrote...

I'm sorry who's TIM? I've played ME & ME2 multiple times and I do not recall any character called "TIM". Who was he? Or is it an acronym for something?

The Illuisve Man

hope that sums it up

Modifié par hamtyl07, 13 septembre 2010 - 12:21 .

[Moondoggie]

Marxman2 wrote...

As much as im a huge Alliance fan, i think its ganna be team Shepard...he has all he needs to do things his way. Plus it makes sense, ME1: Alliance, ME2: Cerberus, and ME3: Team Shepard!

Im guessing Liara will act as your own informant, basically the same job the council had in ME1 and TIM had in ME2.

This really makes the most sense. I can't see Shepard being able to rely on anyone else for help against the reapers but the people he trusts most. We need that central character to give missions and bring us into important plot points and Liara will fit that role perfectly as the Shadow Broker so she'll be in the game but not in the squad so it'll appease her fans somewhat. That's going to be the biggest pain in the ass for ME 3 lol trying to please fans of each great character they create.