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[Ramirez Wolfen]

Is it really worth being a renegade? It seems that when you do, you sometimes screw yourself out of money, experience. So why do it?

[CroGamer002]

Yes it worth's to play as Renegade.

[Addai]

I hated Shepard until I started playing as a renegade. It fits the character more IMO and damn it's fun. I ended up a renegon, mainly from not being a dick to my squad, but there was only one time where I reloaded to take back a renegade interrupt- on Jack's quest. Most of the time you're just getting the job done and you don't have time to take guff from anyone.

Best one was knocking the reporter flat on her arse.

Can't say about xp or money. I didn't notice any lack.

Modifié par Addai67, 02 janvier 2011 - 08:44 .

[Sergeant Conley]

I need to get a Renegade playthorugh going. Part of me knows I should start at ME1 for the best experience in terms of Renegading about the story, but the rest of me just doesn't wanna play ME1 again.

I will say though, if the "Commander Shepard is a Jerk" and "Commander Shepard is Still a Jerk" videos are any indication, Renegade Shepard does have cooler, more awesome cutscenes. I'm just more of a Paragon player, though, although despite my full Paragon meter, I have done four Renegade Interrupts just because they made sense and were badass.

Ultimately though, it's a matter of preference. And we all know that's what makes the game so damn great.

Modifié par Sergeant Conley, 02 janvier 2011 - 08:57 .

[PrinceLionheart]

I like to play a Paragade, a character who alternates between Renegade and Paragon depending on how I feel about it. The only thing a Pure-Renegade misses out on is a few emails and meeting up with a few people in the second game

[Spartas Husky]

for me is not worth a true paragon or a true renegade kind a weird being a puzzy all the time (like jack said) or a complete azzhole.



Mod the game, give yourself 5k paragon 5k renegade, and just play the way u like it

[CroGamer002]

Spartas Husky wrote...

for me is not worth a true paragon or a true renegade kind a weird being a puzzy all the time (like jack said) or a complete azzhole.

Mod the game, give yourself 5k paragon 5k renegade, and just play the way u like it

Isn't 1k enough?

[CroGamer002]

Sergeant Conley wrote...

I need to get a Renegade playthorugh going. Part of me knows I should start at ME1 for the best experience in terms of Renegading about the story, but the rest of me just doesn't wanna play ME1 again.

I will say though, if the "Commander Shepard is a Jerk" and "Commander Shepard is Still a Jerk" videos are any indication, Renegade Shepard does have cooler, more awesome cutscenes. I'm just more of a Paragon player, though, although despite my full Paragon meter, I have done four Renegade Interrupts just because they made sense and were badass.

Ultimately though, it's a matter of preference. And we all know that's what makes the game so damn great.

P*ssy.
Then you should wait for free ME1 Comic DLC that will come for PC and XBox 360 once ME2 comes out on PS3.

Modifié par Mesina2, 02 janvier 2011 - 09:09 .

[Sable Rhapsody]

Renegade is hilarious. And meta-game wise, I haven't noticed that much of a difference. I favor Renegon over pure Renegade (being an ass to every living person in the galaxy doesn't much appeal to me), and it's a lot of fun.

[Eradyn]

Paragade here. Ruthless to enemies, dismissive of most others, and treated crew and squad like family. Chose the funnier renegade options as well...don't get many amusing paragon choices.

Being renegade is worth it sometimes...just as it is with paragon.  Couldn't go pure one way or the other, though.

Modifié par Eradyn, 02 janvier 2011 - 10:38 .

[Sergeant Conley]

Mesina2 wrote...

Sergeant Conley wrote...

I need to get a Renegade playthorugh going. Part of me knows I should start at ME1 for the best experience in terms of Renegading about the story, but the rest of me just doesn't wanna play ME1 again.

I will say though, if the "Commander Shepard is a Jerk" and "Commander Shepard is Still a Jerk" videos are any indication, Renegade Shepard does have cooler, more awesome cutscenes. I'm just more of a Paragon player, though, although despite my full Paragon meter, I have done four Renegade Interrupts just because they made sense and were badass.

Ultimately though, it's a matter of preference. And we all know that's what makes the game so damn great.

P*ssy.
Then you should wait for free ME1 Comic DLC that will come for PC and XBox 360 once ME2 comes out on PS3.

Thanks for the heads-up, I didn't even know that was coming out.

[The Unfallen]

For me, Shepard is the epitome of everything good, caring, and loving in the universe made flesh, he is one of the nicest people you can meet... but he is known to have some... moments... y'know. >.>

[blazeingcxh]

ME1 I played paragon, with some renegade if necessary......





ME2, It looked to me like the paragon options got rougher....But to tell the truth, whenever I saw an interrupt button I'd hit it no matter what >.>



can't miss out on dialogue!!!

[Sashimi_taco]

I've tried playing renegade, but i just can't do it! I get past the first few decisions and i'm like what the hell that is SO MEAN i can't do that!

[Doctor_Jackstraw]

renegade is usually pretty funny.



also the renegade option at the end of me2 seems like the "better" ending, like how in me1 the paragon ending felt more "correct". Also it leaves more options available for the next game.

[Leonide salinas]

i usually choose Paragon, with a light sprinkle of renegade. sometimes you just gotta put on your badass boots.

[Amyntas]

I wish you could choose whatever you want without metagaming in mind. Sometimes Renegade is just too much fun, but you need those Paragon points to keep your squad alive. Annoying.

[GodWood]

Amyntas wrote...
I wish you could choose whatever you want without metagaming in mind. Sometimes Renegade is just too much fun, but you need those Paragon points to keep your squad alive. Annoying.

No you don't.

[GuardianAngel470]

Sergeant Conley wrote...

I need to get a Renegade playthorugh going. Part of me knows I should start at ME1 for the best experience in terms of Renegading about the story, but the rest of me just doesn't wanna play ME1 again.

I will say though, if the "Commander Shepard is a Jerk" and "Commander Shepard is Still a Jerk" videos are any indication, Renegade Shepard does have cooler, more awesome cutscenes. I'm just more of a Paragon player, though, although despite my full Paragon meter, I have done four Renegade Interrupts just because they made sense and were badass.

Ultimately though, it's a matter of preference. And we all know that's what makes the game so damn great.

Best way to go is Paragade or Renegon. Those are both the true renegade, whereas full renegade is more like Darkside, jerk to everybody for whatever reason.

As a paragade I do almost all the renegade interupts and when facing jerks do as many of the renegade dialogs as I can. Course it's easier to do on PC with Gibbeds save editor.

[GodWood]

God I hate that paragade/renegon nonsense.

[Cypher0020]

I'm a paragade.... sweet and diplomatic, but will shoot you in the foot if you press the beserk button....



Began a ME1 renegade run, dunno if I'll finish it or not....

[Dean_the_Young]

The first rule of Renegade is to recognize that not every lower-right hand option is a Renegade one.



When the flow goes from 'Para on top and Rena on bottom' to 'agree is on top, refuse is on bottom' (like, for example, initiating a romance, agreeing to a side quest), a point like that where no para/rena points are given is not a Paragon/Renegade decision point. You are under no obligation to refuse every romance, to agree to no sidequest, simply because the 'no' option is where the Renegade choice usually is.



The second rule of Renegade is to realize you don't need to be all Renegade, all the time, or even take the first Renegade point you see.



To start with, Renegade has a lot more opportunities for blatant contradiction than Paragon. Not to say that Paragon doesn't have it's contradictions, but Renegade moments tend to stand out more. More importantly, though, Renegade also has the unfortunate ability and tendancy to block out potential Renegade points: in ME2, for example, on Purgatory, there's an option to watch/comment on a prisoner beating. You can nod and move on, getting two Renegade points, or you can do a paragon 'stop', at which point you have the opportunity to get FIVE renegade points for making a Renegade appeal for an otherwise paragon option. But if you were to just take the first Renegade option and go, you would actually lose out.



So never think you have to take the first Renegade option available: often (but not always), there can be another aspect of the Renegade approach that can be applied. In Mordin's loyalty mission, for example, there are Paragon and Renegade positions for both keeping and destroying the Genophage data. In ME1, the Bhattia's wife mission allows you to Paragon or Renegade both Bhattia or the Civil Servant, for either result.

[Rykoth]

I'm trying out a Paragade playthrough myself after being mostly Paragon with some misplaced Renegade moments.



Starting off with ME1, Shepard is very disciplined with his crew (when Anderson is in charge), but as the story unravels, crew becomes family. He's got demons though from being a sole survivor, so I predict after the Cerberus side quests, come ME2, he'll be a big ass to TIM.

[mineralica]

Recently finished complete Renegade run (two times I've got Paragon points there - during the dialogue after Collectors' ship, really don't know why, and for waking up Legion). It's worth it, sometimes Renegade answers are "cooler" than Paragon one, and, of course, Renegades have own reasons. But there were two things I didn't like: first, being an **** to own crew. Second, during almost entire game Renegade lines about Cerberus are about loyalty to this organisation - but not on the Collectors' ship, where Renegade says TIM shouldn't have been trusted and Paragon wishes to wait until the end of mission.

About "nonsense renegon and paragade" - my main char, for example, don't trust to either Cerberus or Council, became completely mad towards to the end of Horizon and don't like when someone threaten her (bye, Elnora) - it was enough to get rather sufficient amount of renegade points, even if in the rest of questions she's the nicest person. Nonsense?