I'm interested in how many people killed Wrex even when given the choice to save him, like myself.
Because really, it's a huge risk keeping him alive. The fate of his whole species, something which he cares about VERY deeply, is at stake here. He is deeply, deeply conflicted, and also a very powerful Krogan battlemaster. I sure as hell don't want him watching my back in a firefight, and I sure as hell can't leave him on the Normandy unsupervised. Killing him is the only safe option.
How many of you actually saved Wrex from dying in your first playthrough?
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#127
Posté 10 avril 2011 - 05:13
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Did his personal mission out of a completionist impulse first time around so didn't know when he could die.
When I actually got around to ending him, was very disappointed at how easy he went down. I mean really? Shepard knocking him out with a single, sluggish strike?
And after all that fuss about krogan toughness...
When I actually got around to ending him, was very disappointed at how easy he went down. I mean really? Shepard knocking him out with a single, sluggish strike?
And after all that fuss about krogan toughness...
#128
Posté 10 avril 2011 - 07:06
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I was able to save him. : ) can't let wrex die. I would never have forgiven myself.
#130
Posté 10 avril 2011 - 08:14
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PrimalEden wrote...
Did his personal mission out of a completionist impulse first time around so didn't know when he could die.
When I actually got around to ending him, was very disappointed at how easy he went down. I mean really? Shepard knocking him out with a single, sluggish strike?
And after all that fuss about krogan toughness...
Shepard was empowered.
Wrex was not.
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#131
Posté 11 avril 2011 - 09:19
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I remember my very first playthrough I didn't have the courtesy of easily convincing Wrex out of our confrontation after getting his armour. Thankfully my Paragon was high enough and we went into a vocal battle with each other before he eased off. I'm proud to say I'm one of those who saved him first time.
#132
Posté 11 avril 2011 - 09:41
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I always level talking skills in games. Always. And as my first priority.
#133
Posté 12 avril 2011 - 05:38
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I ended up saving Wrex in my first playthrough. I didn't even know he could die until my bro told me that during his playthrough there was no paragon/renegade option. I guess I speced my skills wisely =)
#134
Posté 12 avril 2011 - 06:11
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First playthough he died, I did not put enough value on charm skills as in other RPG's I could always neglect these and just kick someone's teeth in. Unfortunately I paid the price and yes I was a little surprised.
#135
Posté 12 avril 2011 - 06:21
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aimlessgun wrote...
I'm interested in how many people killed Wrex even when given the choice to save him, like myself.
Because really, it's a huge risk keeping him alive. The fate of his whole species, something which he cares about VERY deeply, is at stake here. He is deeply, deeply conflicted, and also a very powerful Krogan battlemaster. I sure as hell don't want him watching my back in a firefight, and I sure as hell can't leave him on the Normandy unsupervised. Killing him is the only safe option.
No responses to this so far. I guess even then people realized Bioware would reward risk-taking Paragons <_<
#136
Posté 12 avril 2011 - 06:26
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First playthrough? Charm option.
#137
Posté 12 avril 2011 - 07:54
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First Playthrough? I killed him, luckly I had saved game before talking to him so I reloaded and charmed.
#138
Posté 12 avril 2011 - 07:56
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First playthrough was renegade, so I shot him dead.
Currently on second as paragon, so I'll save him (especially since I'm using him on my 2nd playthrough, unlike the first)
Currently on second as paragon, so I'll save him (especially since I'm using him on my 2nd playthrough, unlike the first)
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Posté 16 avril 2011 - 02:13
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I really enjoyed beating him down and killing him. I thought it was pretty funny how he was dragged off to the swamp. I missed him in ME2 though, as Wrex isn't vital, but its weird not having him there
#141
Posté 16 avril 2011 - 03:14
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aimlessgun wrote...
aimlessgun wrote...
I'm interested in how many people killed Wrex even when given the choice to save him, like myself.
Because really, it's a huge risk keeping him alive. The fate of his whole species, something which he cares about VERY deeply, is at stake here. He is deeply, deeply conflicted, and also a very powerful Krogan battlemaster. I sure as hell don't want him watching my back in a firefight, and I sure as hell can't leave him on the Normandy unsupervised. Killing him is the only safe option.
No responses to this so far. I guess even then people realized Bioware would reward risk-taking Paragons <_<
I think I saved him in part because my Shepard was just as conflicted about the situation as he was...bloody genocidal Council races.
