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[Warrcry13]

Yeah I didn't know it could happen but it did. IF you just keep telling him to go away right at the beginning of each time he tries to talk to you he will eventually get himself killed. I was riding one of the infamous elevators, and heard (roughly paraphrased) "One Conrad Verner was killed today when he assaulted a group of turians, and they defended themselves. It was deemed as self defense, and no charges will be made. Ambassador Udina doesn't seek to appeal the(I can't remember what was said after this.)"

Now is it wrong I laughed like whoah when i heard this?

[AdmiralCheez]

Ah, so he CAN die in the first game. Eeeeeeenteresteeeng... *strokes beard*

[Manic Sheep]

Yes, but I laughed too so you're not alone.

You can get him killed in ME2 aswell. If you tell him to ****** off he tries to catch some kids riding on top of a bus. Falls off, is hit by oncoming traffic and falls into a turbine of a bio-mass recycling facility. Is it sick that I also find that amusing? This guy has the worst luck.

[Stormy-B]

It's okay to laugh at this, it's mean, but it's still funny

Personally, the only reason I have for keeping that miserable bastard alive is that I want to see what shenanigans he'll get up to in ME3.

[Bogsnot1]

Manic Sheep wrote...
Yes, but I laughed too so you're not alone.
You can get him killed in ME2 aswell. If you tell him to ****** off he tries to catch some kids riding on top of a bus. Falls off, is hit by oncoming traffic and falls into a turbine of a bio-mass recycling facility. Is it sick that I also find that amusing? This guy has the worst luck.

Yes, it is sick. Fortunately for you, you dnot stand out amongst this crowd.

[Interactive Civilian]

Stormy-B wrote...

It's okay to laugh at this, it's mean, but it's still funny
Personally, the only reason I have for keeping that miserable bastard alive is that I want to see what shenanigans he'll get up to in ME3.

I kind of hope he does something right in ME3. Like something heroic which saves a colony. Shepard will have to shake his hand and tell him that he actually did a good job and is a hero.

As much of an annoying fanboy as he is, I can't hate Conrad and I can't find it in my heart to be mean to him...at least not on my canon playthrough.


I'd love to see him actually be the hero for once, though.

[Stormy-B]

Interactive Civilian wrote...

Stormy-B wrote...

It's okay to laugh at this, it's mean, but it's still funny
Personally, the only reason I have for keeping that miserable bastard alive is that I want to see what shenanigans he'll get up to in ME3.

I kind of hope he does something right in ME3. Like something heroic which saves a colony. Shepard will have to shake his hand and tell him that he actually did a good job and is a hero.

As much of an annoying fanboy as he is, I can't hate Conrad and I can't find it in my heart to be mean to him...at least not on my canon playthrough.


I'd love to see him actually be the hero for once, though.

if you complete his sidequest in ME2 he does do something right. Just listen for news about him on Illium, it's kind of sweet really.
But yeah, I know what you mean, him being a "big guddamm hero" for once would be pretty nice

[Encarmine]

aye verner in my playthoughs has done the good thing in ME2

[shatteredstar56]

I played the hero to him at first, then let him die and went back and helped him. I thought he was going to use my signature to frame Shepard for some crime or something.

[Interactive Civilian]

shatteredstar56 wrote...

I played the hero to him at first, then let him die and went back and helped him. I thought he was going to use my signature to frame Shepard for some crime or something.

Heh... My first play-through ever with a default maleShep, I found myself thinking the same thing. At first, I was like, "meh, he wants my autograph. A little creepy, but ok. I guess... maybe." I was a little suspicious. Then I met him and he asked for my picture, and I got really suspicious. The "What could be the harm in talking to him?" quest description probably added to that. I thought he was trying to get the info to forge my identity for some reason as well. So, I told him to get lost.

He looked like I'd just killed his puppy, and I felt like the biggest jerk in the universe.

After that, I've always been nice to him. I give him the "Knowing people like you are living their lives at home is what keeps me going out here" talk in ME1 and I let him think he helped me bust a terrorist in ME2. I just can't help it.
:innocent:

[Elvis_Mazur]

I also "accidentally" killed him in ME1.



I wasn't expecting him to take that route, though.

[Manic Sheep]

shatteredstar56 wrote...

I played the hero to him at first, then let him die and went back and helped him. I thought he was going to use my signature to frame Shepard for some crime or something.

I was thinking identity theft or something myself but kept going anyway cause I figure if he was up to something I would get a quest out of it *shrug*

Modifié par Manic Sheep, 28 janvier 2011 - 09:53 .

[james1976]

He got himself killed when I took my second character through the game, it was mentioned over a news report I think. And yet HE RETURNED in ME2 like nothing ever happened? WTF?! So I shot him in the foot.  Too bad it wasn't the head.

Modifié par james1976, 28 janvier 2011 - 10:46 .

[Warrcry13]

james1976 wrote...

He got himself killed when I took my second character through the game, it was mentioned over a news report I think. And yet HE RETURNED in ME2 like nothing ever happened? WTF?! So I shot him in the foot.  Too bad it wasn't the head.

He didn't show up in ME2 for me.

[Elvis_Mazur]

Warrcry13 wrote...

james1976 wrote...

He got himself killed when I took my second character through the game, it was mentioned over a news report I think. And yet HE RETURNED in ME2 like nothing ever happened? WTF?! So I shot him in the foot.  Too bad it wasn't the head.

He didn't show up in ME2 for me.

nor for me

[Batlass8]

Marco?

[Zulu_DFA]

james1976 wrote...

He got himself killed when I took my second character through the game, it was mentioned over a news report I think. And yet HE RETURNED in ME2 like nothing ever happened? WTF?! So I shot him in the foot.  Too bad it wasn't the head.

It's bugged. If you tell him to F.O. before his third request (make him a spectre), you can overhear the report of his death in the Elevator News, but he will reappear again on his spot in the Wards.

The only foolproof way of getting rid of him is to give him an autograph, let him take a picture of you, and only then tell him to get lost.

[Soap-Shepard]

It's a bit stupid because you can't get any discount at the Gateway Personnal Defense of Illium !

There's goods upgrades there ( A Heavy Skin Weave Upgrade ) .

It's a bit stupid that in PS3 Verner does not appear in Illium to get a discount at the shop .

[Siha89]

Oh my god I didn't know he could die! aw poor conrad:-(

[Sentox6]

In ME2, I usually use the intimidate response about how he should be his own person. It strikes me as the most sensible thing to say to him, all said and done.

[lawp79]

If he dies in me1 or 2 im sure his wife is grateful.

[Greybox_Inception]

why would you get conrad verner killed? what he do? he's completely cool... maybe some psychotic quarian is messing up his personality/memory or something

I always keep him alive in all of my playthroughs... 

Modifié par Greybox_Inception, 04 février 2011 - 03:49 .

[Martin the Warrior]

Greybox_Inception wrote...
maybe some psychotic quarian is messing up his personality/memory or something

... and my brother says I come up with weird conspiracy theories about his favorite sci-fi epics.

I usually let Conrad Verner live too.  Yeah, he's a pathetic fanboy, but I don't think he deserves to die.  Come to think of it, I didn't even know he could die until I read this thread. I rarely stop to listen to Illium's news reports; I'll have to do that next time I'm there.

[huntrrz]

Interactive Civilian wrote...

I kind of hope he does something right in ME3. Like something heroic which saves a colony. Shepard will have to shake his hand and tell him that he actually did a good job and is a hero.

As much of an annoying fanboy as he is, I can't hate Conrad and I can't find it in my heart to be mean to him...at least not on my canon playthrough.


I'd love to see him actually be the hero for once, though.

Actually, he does something right in ME2!  If you tell him he "didn't screw up/thanks for caring" you get a news announcement about him forming "Shepards", a service organization to help survivors of piracy and slavery rejoin society.

I thought that was pretty ----ing cool!


(I also could never bring myself to be cruel to Conrad.  He's "us".)