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[JadeEffect]

Anyone here still faithful in the Alliance?  I lost my faith in them in ME2.

[Wheatax]

If it's Admiral Hackett who leads the Alliance, then yes. If not, I'll probably be better rallying other forces.

[Vnnk]

Was during ME1 but as soon as i found out they were seeing Sovereign as an Geth ship i got sick of them. My shepherd will be very cheeky towards them in ME3. Sept Anderson he is such a Bro Aswell as Admiral Hackett.

Modifié par Vnnk, 12 juin 2011 - 04:48 .

[ElitePinecone]

It depends on what happens in ME3, to be honest.

In general, though, I'd rather deal with a legitimate and democratic organisation like the Systems Alliance than an autocratic terrorist organisation with dubious morals.

That being said, we've only seen the military side of the Alliance, not the political leadership. For all we know the Alliance Prime Minister is a saint.

[Wulfram]

I don't really see any alternative.

[Potato Cat]

No I'm Cerberus all the way. Mainly because I'm hoping that if I stay loyal to them for long enough, they will grant me with those super awesome Illusive Man Eyes.

[Robhuzz]

Depends on how much support they'll give me in ME3 and whether or not they ruined the interior of the normandy sr-2. Love the open space and the big rooms, would hate the alliance if they took that away.

[78stonewobble]

ElitePinecone wrote...

It depends on what happens in ME3, to be honest.

In general, though, I'd rather deal with a legitimate and democratic organisation like the Systems Alliance than an autocratic terrorist organisation with dubious morals.

That being said, we've only seen the military side of the Alliance, not the political leadership. For all we know the Alliance Prime Minister is a saint.

Kinda agree with this.

Can't win without them anyway.

[Eski.Moe]

I don't feel particularly to it, no. Definitely not to Cerberus either.
Shep is more of his own man to me.

[Jzadek72]

Well, no. I feel little better about them than I do about Cerberus. I think by the time ME3 rolls around, Shepard will have learned that she can only trust herself.

[Schneidend]

My MainShep's about as loyal to the Alliance as one can be without being overly patriotic. He's a human, so the progress of humans is important to him and thus both the Alliance and Cerberus appeal to him. However, Shepard was made a Spectre. He has a responsibility to the entire galaxy now, even if he may not have Spectre status any more. Retired firefighters don't sit on the curb and watch a blaze consume lives, after all.

[Degenerate Rakia Time]

 I never liked them to begin with, and i'm also a Cerberus loyalist 

[JadeEffect]

If I had to choose between the Alliance and Cerberus, I'd pick the Alliance. But I wouldn't be as long to them as I was when I first place ME.

[bleetman]

Heck no, for the Hor-

Oh. Wrong game. Right, well. Generally speaking yes, apparent interest in throwing Shepard in prison notwithstanding. Their pirate suppression campaigns brought warmth to my bitter colonial Shepard's vengeful heart, and they essentially are humanity in the galactic scheme of things.

Modifié par bleetman, 12 juin 2011 - 05:03 .

[Gorskijesih]

I really hope we get to show our displeasure towards them in ME3.

They force us to have an Alliance-refitted SR2, they give us an Alliance squaddie any even an Alliance solider turned Spectre (I'll bet their loyalties still lie with the Alliance). That's all fine and dandy, as long as I can still run my ship anyway I want, without some commanding officer breathing down my neck.

My Shepard is a Spectre first. His loyalty is to the Galactic Community, and to nobody else.

Modifié par Gorskijesih, 12 juin 2011 - 05:07 .

[Ryzaki]

Yeah I'm not fond of the alliance.

It would be nice if it's like ME1 and everytime they call me I can cut them off.

[Antivenger]

Human loyalist. Cerberus too extreme. Alliance only alternative choice.

Therefore;

Systems Alliance Staff Commander Robert Shepard, reporting for duty.

[Vamp44]

Nope. I'm in fact a Cerberus loyalist throughout everything.

[ohbobsagetpiss]

Not really. They were basically useless in Mass Effect 2. I had more faith in Cerberus, until i got the news of them being the enemy in the 3rd game. Now i just don't like anyone. lol

[Nero Narmeril]

Cerberus? My sole survivor Shepard will never trust them.
Alliance? It depends. If they again will tell something like 'sorry Shep, you are working with terrorist' or something, then I say 'bite me'.

[CroGamer002]

No.

I'm going freelance.

[Sylvianus]

I'am pro-alliance, even if they disappointed me in M2.

The alliance has been very effective, bold, aggressive, and organized from 2157 to 2183, protecting humans against all threats as small as it is.We can forgive them a bout of weakness in 2185. I hope they'll wake up in the war against the reapers.

Modifié par Sylvianus, 12 juin 2011 - 05:43 .

[CroGamer002]

Arcian wrote...

Alliance, naturally. Cerberus are a bunch of losers who obviously hate their own species given how many humans they have tortured and killed over the years. How anyone can side with their organization just because the Lazarus Cell were decent people and helped Shepard get the job done is beyond me.

Martin f*cking Sheen!

That's why!