Hi,Aquilas wrote...
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." ~ George Santayana
Santayana was wrong. Not just "kinda wrong", but fundamentally, life-alteringly, mind-numbingly wrong.
Thanks,
daqs
Hi,Aquilas wrote...
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." ~ George Santayana
Though I am a big Paragon fan, I kind of thought Paragon vs Renegade should have been more of a Morally Good vs Smart decision process, rather than the DO NO WRONG vs I'M COMMANDER SHEPARD AND I'M THE BIGGEST JERK ON THE CITADEL that it seems to be in ME1 and ME2. There are some exceptions, I'm sure, but even in tone of voice Renegade Shepard turns out to be more of a jerkface rather than a person just trying to get the job done.
daqs wrote...
Hi,Aquilas wrote...
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." ~ George Santayana
Santayana was wrong. Not just "kinda wrong", but fundamentally, life-alteringly, mind-numbingly wrong.
Thanks,
daqs
Modifié par Jebel Krong, 05 juillet 2011 - 08:44 .
Jebel Krong wrote...
daqs wrote...
Hi,Aquilas wrote...
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." ~ George Santayana
Santayana was wrong. Not just "kinda wrong", but fundamentally, life-alteringly, mind-numbingly wrong.
Thanks,
daqs
er, no he isn't: try iraq, afghanistan or israel as 3 easy examples of where that applies.
paragons are wussies, unable to make the hard choices, when they matter, which is why good people only win in fiction.
Modifié par mauro2222, 05 juillet 2011 - 09:02 .
mauro2222 wrote...
Jebel Krong wrote...
daqs wrote...
Hi,Aquilas wrote...
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." ~ George Santayana
Santayana was wrong. Not just "kinda wrong", but fundamentally, life-alteringly, mind-numbingly wrong.
Thanks,
daqs
er, no he isn't: try iraq, afghanistan or israel as 3 easy examples of where that applies.
paragons are wussies, unable to make the hard choices, when they matter, which is why good people only win in fiction.
Is the exact opposite, paragon accept the consequences and deals with the resposabilitie, while renegade gives a **** on every problem and solves it with bullets. I don´t see how those examples apply to your opinion, are you saying that you approve that?
Bailyn242 wrote...
Could we please keep this kind of whining in the 30,000 other paragon = winbutton threads please, pretty please?
Good fricking grief. Same topic, new fricking thread title.
PS) I didn't even bother reading a single post in this thread since I'm certain I've already read the argument... 100 kazillion times since E3 alone.
Bailyn242 wrote...
Could we please keep this kind of whining in the 30,000 other paragon = winbutton threads please, pretty please?
Good fricking grief. Same topic, new fricking thread title.
PS) I didn't even bother reading a single post in this thread since I'm certain I've already read the argument... 100 kazillion times since E3 alone.
JamieCOTC wrote...
Renegade may not win many friends, but it will win a war.
Dave of Canada wrote...
JamieCOTC wrote...
Renegade may not win many friends, but it will win a war.
Paragons will win it too, just without any sacrifices and a lot more people liking them. Including a few cameos where people mention your decisions instead of acting like you've never done that decision.
Jebel Krong wrote...
mauro2222 wrote...
Jebel Krong wrote...
daqs wrote...
Hi,Aquilas wrote...
"Those who cannot remember the past are condemned to repeat it." ~ George Santayana
Santayana was wrong. Not just "kinda wrong", but fundamentally, life-alteringly, mind-numbingly wrong.
Thanks,
daqs
er, no he isn't: try iraq, afghanistan or israel as 3 easy examples of where that applies.
paragons are wussies, unable to make the hard choices, when they matter, which is why good people only win in fiction.
Is the exact opposite, paragon accept the consequences and deals with the resposabilitie, while renegade gives a **** on every problem and solves it with bullets. I don´t see how those examples apply to your opinion, are you saying that you approve that?
not sure what yu are saying, but if you look at any of the recent or far history of any of those countries, you can see a pretty constant a repeat of current events being played out in a cyclical fashion precisely because people don't remember.
Saberchic wrote...
Dave of Canada wrote...
JamieCOTC wrote...
Renegade may not win many friends, but it will win a war.
Paragons will win it too, just without any sacrifices and a lot more people liking them. Including a few cameos where people mention your decisions instead of acting like you've never done that decision.
I agree with both renegades and paragons winning, but not about paragons not sacrficing.
I think that's going to bite a couple of my paragon Sheps big time. By not being able to make those hard choices, I think there will be some majorly bad consequences for paragons.
Modifié par JamieCOTC, 05 juillet 2011 - 10:28 .
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Ashathor wrote...
What is it with renegades being so vicious towards paragons?
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Not true at all. all of those would still exist, war would just have better justiication and be waged more intelligently. and how are money and poverty the result of people not studying history? that makes no sense at all. they are the result of simple economics.mauro2222 wrote...
People remember, childs don´t, is a matter of education, if all humanity know about history, war will not exist, money will not exist, poverty will not exist.
Ashathor wrote...
What is it with renegades being so vicious towards paragons? Why the heck would you want to ruin the paragon experience just so you are not the only one with a crappy ending? Should you guys be asking for a better representation/ending for renegades? Making one thing worse than another does not make it better. I have no problem with them doing a renegade ending that is actually good and not some crappy ending where everyone dies (even though in games like KOTOR you kill all your companions practicly which SUCKED!)
. Also for the record Paragade is the way to go! Doing good deeds while doing the dirty work that needs to be done, that's the way it's meant to be played.
robarcool wrote...
What all the fuss is about? Renegade players can always have new paragon playthroughs and they can experience what paragons can. Yeah, I get it that it the paragon character you want to face some music, but common, it is a game guys.
JamieCOTC wrote...
I still don't see how renegades are "punished." I honestly don't see it.
Modifié par Dave of Canada, 06 juillet 2011 - 02:37 .
JamieCOTC wrote...
Saberchic wrote...
Dave of Canada wrote...
JamieCOTC wrote...
Renegade may not win many friends, but it will win a war.
Paragons will win it too, just without any sacrifices and a lot more people liking them. Including a few cameos where people mention your decisions instead of acting like you've never done that decision.
I agree with both renegades and paragons winning, but not about paragons not sacrficing.
I think that's going to bite a couple of my paragon Sheps big time. By not being able to make those hard choices, I think there will be some majorly bad consequences for paragons.
Mac Walters talking about Virmire and ME3.
So, yeah, both will make sacrifices. I suspect saving the Rachni will bite Paragons in the butt as handing over the Collector Base to TIM will nail Renegades to the wall, but ultimately there will be ways around those decisions. I still don't see how renegades are "punished." I honestly don't see it. I played a renegade femshep and had a blast. For me, it was just another way to experience the game.
My Renegade let the Council die, saved the Rachni, destroyed the genophage cure and gave TIM the base. Is she going to have a hard time in ME3? Probably, but that will make it all the more challanging and more importantly a very different playthrough from my Paragon.