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[Gleym]

Paragade. Because there's no such thing as "the right choice."

[Alchemist02]

Paragon, why? i dont know but atleast i know that when the reapers come i wont the racist who has to die to even gain a small victory in the next game.

[Inquisitor Recon]

Renegade, because sometimes a bullet to the head is the only way to get the job done.

[kalle90]

Paragon except when I got a Jack Bauer moment. "You live, you die, you live, you die"

[Nuala]

Schizophrenic:

JUST REMEMBER WHOSE INCHARGE, CEBERUS SCUM, oh but Miranda, I never properly thanked you for saving my life! :innocent:

Modifié par Nuala, 19 octobre 2010 - 09:56 .

[Themisterguy]

I love renegade options, you're not really evil, just a badass

[Rivercurse]

Gleym wrote...

Paragade

This word just makes me want to punch babies.

[AntiChri5]

Oh boy, a "which morality is better" thread.



This isn't going to end well.

[Inquisitor Recon]

Rivercurse wrote...
This word just makes me want to punch babies.

I always want to punch babies. Rotten little things, but regardless do you think renegon is better?

[piemanz]

ReconTeam wrote...

Rivercurse wrote...
This word just makes me want to punch babies.

I always want to punch babies. Rotten little things, but regardless do you think renegon is better?

A renegon is mostly renegade with a little paragon mixed in while a paragade is mostly pargon with a some renegade in there.

In both ME1 and ME2 i finished with full paragon and about half renegade, so i guess that makes me a paragade.Most of the big decision in the game i tend to sway toward paragon, the rengade options usually come in chat options, side missions or interupts.Somhow i seem to have both renegade and paragon chat options when resolving issues like miranda and jack fighting, so it's quite handy.


I saved the rachni because it just seemed like the right thing to do after talking with the queen.

I saved the council because i really want them to eat humble pie when i'm finally proved right about the reapers.

In situations with hostages involved i save the hostages.

The collector base is always a tough choice for me because i can see how it could be very usefull, but at the same time i find it really hard to leave it in cerberus hands given their past and the apparent inability of the illusive man to keep tabs on his projects.For this reason i usually destroy the base.

Modifié par piemanz, 19 octobre 2010 - 10:36 .

[CommanderSheperd117]

 I've done every single side quest in both ME1 and ME2.(For the best possible ME3) For almost every choice, I used charm/intimidate to solve the problem and in both games, I've gotten full paragon/renegade meters. I've chose paragon on every single decision except, like in ME1, the side quest with Toombs. That, I went renegade and chose execution, and a similar choice in ME2 to an eclipse merc who killed a volus.

[GodWood]

I'm apparently a renegon but I hate those mixed terminologies.

So I'd say I'm just a renegade.

[Kurt M.]

I've 2 chars, a 100% Paragon - 20% Renegade and another one that is just the opposite (I'm talking about how filled their Paragon/Renegade bars are), but my favored one is the Paragon. I just don't feel right about being "Renegade" with my allies. My enemies, otherwise...that's another thing

Modifié par Gladiador2, 20 octobre 2010 - 06:06 .

[Foolsfolly]

A vast majority of my players are Paragon. In fact, I only have 4 Renegade characters.



It's nice to be a hero in these games.

[TheBlackBaron]

Gleym wrote...

Paragade. Because there's no such thing as "the right choice."

"Only losers drink Paragade. You want Tupari. Winners drink Tupari."

EDIT: Oh, right, my alignment. My canon Shepard is largely Renegade, including the major decisions. Because death solves all problems, and I'd rather be Dirty Harry than the Lone Ranger. 

Modifié par TheBlackBaron, 20 octobre 2010 - 06:20 .

[NYG1991]

I play mostly paragon.



But I have one char that's a renegade but saved the council and destroyed the base.

Renegaded everything else(rachni,geth, morinth, parasini)

[Mr. Gogeta34]

Paragade... because the right choice is a little of both

kudos Gleym

"Only losers drink Paragade. You want Tupari. Winners drink Tupari."

"Everyone that's not a Paragade drinks Paragade.  Paragades drink Tupari."

Think it over...

Modifié par Mr. Gogeta34, 20 octobre 2010 - 07:11 .

[Aggie Punbot]

I prefer to play renegade because:
1). It's funnier.
2). It's funner.
3). Some of the paragon holier-than-thou attitudes I see on this forum inspire me to want to just beat the crap out of people so I figure doing so in a virtual environment is a good way to exorcise those feelings.
4). I expect one day letting someone that I know to be a criminal scum go is going to come back and hurt someone completely innocent and I would feel responsible.

Modifié par TS2Aggie, 20 octobre 2010 - 08:33 .

[Therion942]

Paragade.



Want to buy more neutral leaning dialogue for more subjects.

Or perhaps a 3rd bar

That bar would be named "Logic"

And instead of charming or intimidating people, you'd bore them into submission with long-winded rants.

[Mangalores]

Paragade.



Some of the renegade choices are simply mental only befitting a psychopath but usually my characters are "get the job done" types. The problem is that some choices are unpredictable the first time around (you select something but its description has absolutely nothing to do with what you do in the end; this can go for both choices.),

[Hyper_gateway]

As a real human reaction - Paragade



I do have a pure Paragon Shepard though, but some of his choices are simply naive and too simple....

[GodWood]

Mangalores wrote...
Paragade.
Some of the renegade choices are simply mental only befitting a psychopath

Examples?

[tallinn]

TS2Aggie wrote...
4). I expect one day letting someone that I know to be a criminal scum go is going to come back and hurt someone completely innocent and I would feel responsible.

Why is this misconception so common? You are never responsible for what someone else is doing.

And for the topic: so far my Shephard got Paragon in both completed playthroughs I have.  The discussions here made me curious and I started a new character in ME1, Jane, earth-born, ruthless and run all renegade through the prolog and most of the first citadel visit. I noticed a number of odd things:

1. To make that character consistent you have to avoid helping people that do not help your mission. You won't get the experience points and benefits of those side missions. E.g. No reaper scanning, no getting the soldiers body back to his husband and why on earth should Jane care about the religion issue?

2. If it were Jane alone, she would stay alone: all renegade "hello"'s to new team members are along the "I don't want you in my team"-line.

3. Killing Fist and knocking down the crazy colonists on Eden Prime was completely unreasonable. Jane is a loose cannon. Why did she let that smuggler get away alive?

Jane makes her life very hard, harder then necessary.

Modifié par tallinn, 20 octobre 2010 - 12:20 .

[Foolsfolly]

@tallinn I think it's guilt that make people think that way. It's like whenever someone gets killed by someone who got out on parole. People's knee jerk reactions are always ways to rationalize it and they like to think that if someone else made a better decision then the guy wouldn't have killed anyone. If the parole board was stricter then this guy wouldn't have killed again.



It's a logical fallacy, of course, only you can decide what you do. If someone kills someone it's not the parents fault, video games, society, or anything like that. That person made a choice and no one in that person's past is responsible.