General User wrote...
Mine too. “Joker, lose this channel.” Is about my favorite line.
I’m not saying Cerberus is any better, or even necessarily a good place for Kaiden to work. Just that the Council and the Alliance are really rather unsavory people and that, if Kaiden stays with them, he’s going to have to compromise his moral standards sooner or later. Possibly in a rather dramatic fashion.
I don’t think he will make that compromise. I think that he’ll quit and go looking for Shepard (whatever uniform Shepard might be wearing) rather than do anything blatantly evil. What happens then? Well… that’s up to Shepard.
Personal and romantic issues aside, I think Kaiden regrets not going with Shepard on Horizon on a professional level. When the truth comes out that the Normandy and crew really did save a lot of lives, Kaiden has to be asking himself if he should have been a part of that.
After all, protecting people from foreign threats is supposed to be the whole reason the military he’s so loyal to exists in the first place. And if Shepard’s “team” is saving lives and protecting people, and Kaiden’s “team” is having him chase down blind alleys and file pointless reports, it has to start to gnaw at him as a Marine.
I agree with this. I feel the same way about it. Kaidan at his core always wants to do the right thing, to help as many people as possible. I think part of him would for sure be like "Man, I missed out on a good thing!"
I am kind of hoping that the next DLC covers something like that myself. Brings Kaidan/Ashely back because of the mission they're on, they realize they need more help and leeway than the Alliance is actually willing to give, maybe its a situation where the Alliance uncovers something big and is too afraid to pursure it and is trying to back out and pull Kaidan/Ashley out, and they realize that going to Shepard is really the only way to get it taken care of.
fortunesque wrote...
I think the best option would be
going private and having no direct affiliations with any one group.
Shepard can then use any connections (Cerberus, Alliance, geth, krogan,
etc) to do what needs to be done. From what I've heard from people that
have read the books, the Alliance and Cerberus don't appear to be as
separate as they claim.
And honestly, I'm sick of the mess that
affiliations and factions cause in the ME world. I'd rather fly under my
own flag so that I can get the job done without having to worry about
who I'm representing. I'm pretty sure that this will be the case in
ME3.
About sums it up for me as well. My Shep isn't hardcore Alliance. She used to be, but after everything shes been through, shes more on her own team and will follow whatever path she has to in order to get things done. She feels slightly let down by the Alliance and their actions in the recent past have made her less enthusiastic about supporting them. But obviously vs. Cerberus, she trusts the Alliance more.
Modifié par AmyBA, 09 janvier 2011 - 08:03 .