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[Ramirez Wolfen]

Why? Here's a list of crimes Shepard has committed:

1) Mineral scanning
    
When scanning for minerals on certain planets, some of them are already being mined. Others may even have the rights to mine there, while Shepard more than likely does not. THAT IS STEALING.

EXAMPLE: In the Valhallan Threshold (where the Migrant Fleet is) there is a planet that is already being mined by the quarians. Shepard can just stop by and take all the highest amounts of resources. How come the quarians didn't stop this heinous act?

2) Those two asari on the Citadel. They were having trouble going home. Shepard can slip them something (a pass or something) that they can use to get home, despite that being against regulations.

3) Extortion. Shepard can basically threaten shopkeepers into giving him/her a discount. THAT IS A CRIME.

4) Garrus' LM. Those two krogan bodygaurds Shepard can kill, even though they didn't do anything. That is MURDER.

5) Shepard can allow those workers to die in Zaeed's LM when he has the ability to help them. That's INDIRECT MURDER.


And many more.

Shepard is a criminal?


Discuss.

[havoc546]

Hitting the News Reporter-ASSAULT

[Ramirez Wolfen]

Exactly! Shepard needs to be arrested! Exactly how is Shepard a good example of humanity when he/she does things likes this?

Modifié par Ramirez Wolfen, 20 mars 2011 - 05:16 .

[Epic Legion]

Shepard is too awesome to be arrested. He is a god!

Modifié par Epic Legion, 20 mars 2011 - 05:21 .

[Ramirez Wolfen]

In ME3, if you commit enough crap like this, you should be able to get a bounty on your head.

[Ramirez Wolfen]

Nyoka wrote...

She's a spectre. She could have everyone at Chora's Den legally executed and nobody could say a thing.

In ME1, maybe. In ME2, not so much.

[Obrusnine]

Ramirez Wolfen wrote...

Nyoka wrote...

She's a spectre. She could have everyone at Chora's Den legally executed and nobody could say a thing.

In ME1, maybe. In ME2, not so much.

You can reclaim your spectre status in ME2, not really that far-fetched. Just go talk to Anderson! lol

[Ramirez Wolfen]

That is subjective, because you don't have to, and your spectre status really doesn't mean anything.

[Leonia]

"Request denied." - Admiral Hackett

[EternalPink]

Yeah it does, it means they are above the law.

Thats why it was such a big deal becoming one and one going bad in ME1.

Also on the mineral scanning, i'm sure theres a codex entry which says its legal since your getting a percent of the find for "marking it"

[Ramirez Wolfen]

EternalPink wrote...

Yeah it does, it means they are above the law.

Thats why it was such a big deal becoming one and one going bad in ME1.

Also on the mineral scanning, i'm sure theres a codex entry which says its legal since your getting a percent of the find for "marking it"

Mineral scanning in ME1? That's different. I'm talking about ME2.

[sterling_archer]

"I don't have time to justify myself to your viewers. I have a galaxy to save. Excuse me."

[EssenceEngine]

"You assume I give a damn. That's cute."

//Spectre.

[Ramirez Wolfen]

And punching that reporter is violent! Why would Bioware even allow that? Punching a defenseless woman? Come on!

[Fiery Phoenix]

For a more serious list of criminal/suspicious activities Shepard has been involved in, click here.

[ashwind]

Ramirez Wolfen wrote...

In ME3, if you commit enough crap like this, you should be able to get a bounty on your head.

In ME1 - Shepard is a Spectre - so cant touch him/her.

In ME2 - He/She is either a Spectre still, commit most of his 'crime' in the Terminus system (that is not in council speace) and the hero who saved the citadel, arresting him for extortion and assault will be extremely BAD PR.

In ME3 - With the Reapers tearing up London and invading the Milky-way [smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/tongue.png[/smilie] Shepard can get away with assaulting citadel council members just because they look at him/her the wrong way.

Modifié par ashwind, 20 mars 2011 - 05:50 .

[Ramirez Wolfen]

Fiery Phoenix wrote...

For a more serious list of criminal/suspicious activities Shepard has been involved in, click here.

I see. This list would be just as serious, if I wasn't on three strong cups of expresso.

[ashwind]

@OP
I think at this point - Shepard would have punched you too 

[edit]
- and got away with it too I might add 

:devil:

Modifié par ashwind, 20 mars 2011 - 05:54 .

[AlexMBrennan]

You do realise that Shepard killing someone isn't necessarily murder, right? There's justifiable homicide, manslaughter, etc... The same goes for the evil Raubmordkopierer.

[Ramirez Wolfen]

Nyoka wrote...

Ramirez Wolfen wrote...

And punching that reporter is violent! Why would Bioware even allow that? Punching a defenseless woman? Come on!

Stop patronizing.

I'm serious! Somebody as big and strong as Shepard (when discussing male Shepard), punching a woman with the arms the size of a twig! No matter how badass it was supposed to look, in my opinion it was rather cruel and dickish.

[CroGamer002]

Working with Cerberus.
That's treason for the Council and Alliance.


Thane LM.
Cooperating with Cpt. Baley who is corrupt cop and you know it.
Restraining Elias Kelham. Taking hostage.
Punching Elias Kelham while restrained. Torture.
Killing Joram Tali. Murder.

[Ramirez Wolfen]

AlexMBrennan wrote...

You do realise that Shepard killing someone isn't necessarily murder, right? There's justifiable homicide, manslaughter, etc... The same goes for the evil Raubmordkopierer.

That depends. Shepard can leave Zaeed to die or those workers. That is indirect murder. How is that justified?

[RainyDayLover]

Can't believe you didn't mention Shepard falcon-punching a pyjak on Tuchanka. Anyone know what the animal rights are on Tuchanka?