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[rwilli80]

I am just curious did anyone sacrifice their love interest on Virmire? and if so what happened as a result when you went on the final mission? I am really curious to find out, but I don't know if I am curious enough to actually play through ME again to find out.

[Pacifien]

I killed my love interest, which meant sulking at the lockers by myself when the time came. Other than that, nothing's different about the final mission.

[maxernst]

Do you at least get a different final dialogue with them, in that case?

[rwilli80]

Really that blows, they could have at least added something in case you decided to i don't know play out like who ever had the more important task gets saved. I guess they figured no one would sacrifice their love interest. Which means Cmd. Shepard doesn't know that sometimes it takes sacrificing those you care about for the greater good... bad Shep.. bad.

[PsyrenY]

There is special dialogue if you save your love interest, and the "locker despair" scene if he/she dies. That's it really. You are then ready to mack the SR-2 crew in the sequel.

[MrnDvlDg161]

That should teach many players why you shouldn't have relationships with people who are directly under your command, in reality, many were asking for it if they decided to go with Ashley knowing you were her superior officer and would most likely have to order her to do something that came with a one-way ticket.

[MrnDvlDg161]

In ME2, when I chose to court Tali --- some how or another, my choices rolled the odds with her being killed on the Collector ship. The ending scene where you see Shep sitting there contemplating and putting a hand on the casket meant 100% more story wise. In fact it put a very different face upon the scene where instead of seeing Shepard simply talking about someone's loss, you actually see him affected by it.