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[R3c0nn4155nc3]

I was mainly paragon and I let them die...loyalty vs collectors vs some lives? Times have changed, in the future lives are worth cents especially when your up against Reapers...then i found out that I had nuff paragon points to get him loyal anyway and was like, 'Well ****'.

[N7 Vanguard]

I usually play as a character based somewhat off of myself but I mix it up every now and then. You have to after 5 playthroughs, except last time i was a femshep and a little more renegade. hahaha oh boy...

Modifié par N7 Vanguard, 19 avril 2011 - 08:51 .

[Vyse_Fina]

I tryed but the ME1 chara creator ruined it...

[WidowMaker9394]

I always play as a Paragon but I use a lot of Renegade interrupts simply because they're badass.

[JeffZero]

Speaking as someone who's only played through the two games just the once so far, my file is definitely as close to myself as possible. Later on down the road I'll be playing all kinds of not-at-all-me Shepards, though.

[R3c0nn4155nc3]

WidowMaker9394 wrote...

I always play as a Paragon but I use a lot of Renegade interrupts simply because they're badass.

ALIENS DON'T KNOW WHAT IT MEANS TO BE KROGAN! THEY *Shepard Headbutt*

[Aricle]

My first PT was as myself and going with my reactions to things, then I played another to try different 'what ifs?'. After playing ME2, I started a third Shepard in ME1 as a roleplay, which is harder because her motivations are not the same as mine, being someone who at first follows all the rules then breaks them when she sees that the Alliance really doesn't do much to get things done for various reasons. She is somewhat like the Anderson who attacks Udina to get the Normandy out of lockdown. My first Shepard was the one who I started ME2 with and she will be in ME3 first out of the gate.

I always do the aforementioned headbutt renegade interrupt. Some of them make me feel bad but never that one.

[Skarwael]

My very first playthrough of ME1 & 2 i remember were the least meta and were mostly choices I think I would have made. I've never even tried to make a character look like me. It would involve alot of looking at a hand mirror and tweaking settings and probably look like an awful representation. Now, If I could scan my face into the game it would be awesome.

[Reever]

What do you view as Paragon or Renegade? I never had a playthrough where I was purely of one "affiliation".
That´s why I want to do so sometime in the future

As for the question, I play how I see fit for the character I have in mind. If there´s no plan for a particular char, then I´ll just make the choices I think are right for that situation =)

[PlumPaul93]

I do, I just role with sheploo because making a decent looking guy is difficult in the ME series.

[Darth_Ravor]

PlumPaul82393 wrote...

I do, I just role with sheploo because making a decent looking guy is difficult in the ME series.

yeah, i got pretty lucky, it took me hours to make a desent looking custom player. and of course i play as a paragade, whatever option i truely would say but im mainly paragon just to get charm options ( i dont like that system) they try to punish neutral-ish players. how does that make sence? you are alienating a  whole playstyle! but i digress.

[PlumPaul93]

Alistair4Ever wrote...

PlumPaul82393 wrote...

I do, I just role with sheploo because making a decent looking guy is difficult in the ME series.

yeah, i got pretty lucky, it took me hours to make a desent looking custom player. and of course i play as a paragade, whatever option i truely would say but im mainly paragon just to get charm options ( i dont like that system) they try to punish neutral-ish players. how does that make sence? you are alienating a  whole playstyle! but i digress.

I tried making a character I liked but talking with jacob at the beginning of ME2 and seeing how bad the noses look on custom sheps in certain angles in the game, I just said the hell with it. Not to mention complexion is pretty bad aswell. I wouldn't say I play paragade but I generally do all good choices and press most renegade interrupts (usually don't press the really mean ones though ).

[cactusberry]

Shepard and I are the same person yet very diverse people.

[Ghost Warrior]

R3c0nn4155nc3 wrote...

Alot of people seem to either go renegade or paragon just because they can, I want to know how many of you have a mixed alignment and choose based on what YOU would do?

I did,with my canon Shepard.He is Paragade,but mostly Renegade

[Chala]

I don't play as myself because I'm the funny (and freak/unpredictable) guy with a good hearth... Up today I haven't see any game that covers that.

[Thrombin]

Skarwael wrote...

My very first playthrough of ME1 & 2 i remember were the least meta and were mostly choices I think I would have made. I've never even tried to make a character look like me. It would involve alot of looking at a hand mirror and tweaking settings and probably look like an awful representation. Now, If I could scan my face into the game it would be awesome.

I wouldn't say my Shepard is anywhere near an exact match but I was lucky enough that one of the defaults wasn't too far out. Then I just gave him a beard and a bald head and I was pretty close. It's just a shame there's no option for giving him glasses

[Black_Arrow141]

I've got one playthrough were I choose what 'I' think is right, but the rest are strictly Paragon/Renegade, etc, but they don't 'look' like me.

I wish someone would make a character based on Kiefer Sutherland. I need it for my final playthrough before ME3. Paragade type of character.

Modifié par Black_Arrow141, 19 avril 2011 - 10:58 .

[Never]

I thought there was a Kiefer Shep out there...

[Black_Arrow141]

mynameisdanza wrote...

I thought there was a Kiefer Shep out there...

I have read about it, but I can't seem to find him anywhere.. I've been looking for a while.

[Never]

Found him. About halfway down the page. http://social.biowar...index/1001328/2 He did an amazing job on him.

Modifié par mynameisdanza, 19 avril 2011 - 11:23 .

[Black_Arrow141]

Not bad at all, looks great. I see the resemblance.

I think he'd look better without the blonde hair though, and go a little more 'Darker' as he is in later seasons of 24.

Thanks for the link.

Modifié par Black_Arrow141, 19 avril 2011 - 11:27 .

[Vena_86]

I did that until I realized that the game actually punishes me for not playing a one dimensional stereotype.

[Thrombin]

Vena_86 wrote...

I did that until I realized that the game actually punishes me for not playing a one dimensional stereotype.

I've heard that a few times on this thread but both I, and others, have pointed out that it's perfectly possible to mix your responses as the situation and your own preferences dictate.

Playing a schizophrenic who just picks Renegade and Paragon at random might result in problems. Playing an indecisive character who likes to stay on the fence all the time could result in problems but, I think justifiably so. One is mentally unstable the other is a wimp. Either way, I'm quite happy for them to be less successful than a Shepard who knows where he stands and isn't afraid to show it.

Having said that, you certainly don't have to be completely constrained to all Renegade or all Paragon in order to avoid being penalized. There's plenty of scope for mixing things up and sitll having Charm or Initimidate available whenever you need it. I don't really feel any of my Shepards are one-dimensional, even the pure ones.

Regards

Julian

[elarem]

My first play through of ME was as the complete "opposite"of myself and ended up Renegade but hated it. In response I created a Paragon Shepard, used my decisions, and didn't like that as much as I thought I would. Then I started to put points into Intimidate but made all the Paragon choices thus becoming a Paragade and really enjoyed doing so, it felt a better character build for my Shepard. (I also did a play through without putting any points into Charm/Intimidate and that was an interesting Shepard - saw how easy it is to rely on Charm/Intimidate to get the outcomes I wanted.)

In ME2 I take the interrupts that I want because they fit my Shepard's character - and as I aim for Paragade or Renegon builds (because 100% of anything is bad/boring for me) I like the mix of red and blue. And if I can't "fudge" the loyalty choices I go with what my particular Shepard "likes/needs/believes" when I make the decision - and we both take the consequences. Should be "fun" in ME3.

[Slayer1995]

I like to mix it up. Ill play once as a kind of "White Knight" i guess you could say. I strive to fill the paragon bar. Then I play again and become a "Bad Ass" filling up that renegade bar. Then on the 3rd play I fill both so i'm a "White Knight with a Dark Side" if you will.