Moiaussi wrote...
You are using a paragon definition of 'best.' Given that, it is not surprising you insist that the paragon result is best. Renegades tend to be pickier as to who they want to survive, for instance, an ending where humanity is strongest, or where Shepard ends up in the best situation personally.
The example you are using is a good one.
The thing is, Shepard is not neccessarily purely a hero. Renegades are usually better defined as 'anti-heroes.'
As I said, it is you picking premises that suit your arguement.
Anti-heroes are heroes too.
How would you define Shepard ending up in the "best situation personally"
Here's another question, which is better, a scenario where humanity is the strongest (but no game content is presented whatsoever to varify this fact) or where humanity has strength and respect (but that is harped on in many places throughout the game)?
I could accuse you of also picking premises that suit your arguement. Feel free to give one, lol.
Modifié par Mr. Gogeta34, 14 juin 2011 - 09:20 .
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