Shepards a spectre. It doesn't matter if he/she broke the law or not, he/she will never have to answer for it.
would shepard be considered a criminal?
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Greybox_Inception
, mars 23 2011 10:16
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#27
Posté 23 mars 2011 - 08:03
OrlesianWardenCommander
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Do thanes loyalty mission you can shoot the turian politition in the head infront of Bailey and he won't even say a thing, he's deffiently Bond in Space.
#28
Posté 23 mars 2011 - 08:07
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Fiery Phoenix wrote...
I have to say I've always been rather fascinated with the idea of ME3 starting with some sort of trial/interrogation. Would be much better than what ME2 gave us as its prologue. Not as epic, but better.
Fascinating idea, actually. Yes, that would be good.
#29
Posté 23 mars 2011 - 09:34
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Thompson family wrote...
Fiery Phoenix wrote...
I have to say I've always been rather fascinated with the idea of ME3 starting with some sort of trial/interrogation. Would be much better than what ME2 gave us as its prologue. Not as epic, but better.
Fascinating idea, actually. Yes, that would be good.
It would be pretty cool. Then you would have to explain all of your actions for what occurred in Mass Effect 2, which would be a pretty cool recap thing for the beginning of the game. And then all of your crew members could serve as the defense....yeah....that could work.
#30
Posté 23 mars 2011 - 09:35
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Sursion wrote...
Shepards a spectre. It doesn't matter if he/she broke the law or not, he/she will never have to answer for it.
But what if Shepard turned down being reinstated? And was then tried for working with a terrorist group? He'd be considered another Saren, perhaps.
