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[AdmiralCheez]

Sisterofshane wrote...

I believe there is one colonist with his PDA right on his body, and you can loot it even as you are discussing with your team about how they are paralyzed but still aware.

DON'T WORRY, COLONIST.

I'M KEEPING IT SAFE FOR YOU.

God I love RPGs.  Just walk into people's houses and take their sh*t.  Nobody cares.

[Sisterofshane]

AdmiralCheez wrote...

Sisterofshane wrote...

I believe there is one colonist with his PDA right on his body, and you can loot it even as you are discussing with your team about how they are paralyzed but still aware.

DON'T WORRY, COLONIST.

I'M KEEPING IT SAFE FOR YOU.

God I love RPGs.  Just walk into people's houses and take their sh*t.  Nobody cares.

None of can seem to find middle ground about the collector base and Cerberus, yet there is one thing we can all agree on:  "If I see money lying around, it's MINE."

Squaddie: "But you had to hack into the module..."

us: "IT'S MINE."

[AdmiralCheez]

Sisterofshane wrote...

None of can seem to find middle ground about the collector base and Cerberus, yet there is one thing we can all agree on:  "If I see money lying around, it's MINE."

Squaddie: "But you had to hack into the module..."

us: "IT'S MINE."

We are like rats in a Skinner box.  You don't not hack/bypass stuff.

[Sisterofshane]

AdmiralCheez wrote...

Sisterofshane wrote...

None of can seem to find middle ground about the collector base and Cerberus, yet there is one thing we can all agree on:  "If I see money lying around, it's MINE."

Squaddie: "But you had to hack into the module..."

us: "IT'S MINE."

We are like rats in a Skinner box.  You don't not hack/bypass stuff.

Devs:  If we leave it out, they shall pick it up.

[AdmiralCheez]

Sisterofshane wrote...

Devs:  If we leave it out, they shall pick it up.

And that's why playing with the alarm clock on Kasumi's mission was such a gem.

TIME TO GET UP~~!!

Me: Sh*t sh*t sh*t f*ck f*ck...

[BlueMagitek]

D3MON-SOVER3IGN wrote...

I forgot about Blue Rose of illium. What happened there?

If it's the quest I'm thinking of, what happens is the Asari goes with the Krogan to his homeworld, which, as we know, isn't the place for a civilian of any sort. >_>

[matt-bassist]

Adugan wrote...

Zaeed's mission kinda pissed me off. Either you kill a bunch of workers or you make Zaeed hate you because 20 years of his life were wasted. I bet that will have a massive effect in ME3. No pun intended.

Not for me. I left Zaeed to die under a metal beam. 

[BlueMagitek]

matt-bassist wrote...

Adugan wrote...

Zaeed's mission kinda pissed me off. Either you kill a bunch of workers or you make Zaeed hate you because 20 years of his life were wasted. I bet that will have a massive effect in ME3. No pun intended.

Not for me. I left Zaeed to die under a metal beam. 

As if a metal beam can stop Zaeed. >_>

[The Cult Of Shepard]

Nope. I enjoy playing Paragon because doing good makes me feel good. Sure I play an occasssional Renegade playthrough once in a blue moon, but I am a proud Paragon player through and through.

[ADLegend21]

Inprea wrote...

I typically like to go the benevolent/paladin/open palm/paragon path whenever given a choice in games. Now I know these are typically considered the friendly choice but I'm wondering has anyone ever been left feeling a little guilty after taking this choice?

I've actually been put off a bit by it such as during Jacob's loyalty mission in mass effect 2. I honestly wasn't satisfied with letting Jacob's father live and felt I'd somehow wronged his victims by not letting them rip him apart just as he feared.

I prefer the paragon choice. The renegade makes him commit suicide, the neutral choice leaves him to be bludgeoned by the Hunters. He lost control of the situation and didn't know how to deal with it. He made bad chocies and met violence with violence. Prison suits  him just fine in my book, plus if Jacob were to ever want to restablish contact with his dad he'd be able to instead of going "oh right I let him die on aeia"

[The Cult Of Shepard]

EternalAmbiguity wrote...

The Cult Of Shepard wrote...

Nope. I enjoy playing Paragon because doing good makes me feel good. Sure I play an occasssional Renegade playthrough once in a blue moon, but I am a proud Paragon player through and through.

I don't do it necessarily because it makes me feel good, but more because I feel it's the right thing to do.

I've forgotten about the "doing the right thing" part when it comes to Paragon playthroughs. Thanks for reminding me.

[AcidGlow]

Ofcoursenot wrote...

for Mainshep, I have never once made a decision based on Paragon/renegade goals. I always make decisions based on what i feel is right.

took the words right out my mouth

[Applepie_Svk]

AdmiralCheez wrote...

I felt bad paragoning it a couple times, yeah.

1. Talking to Mordin about the genophage. Shepard seemed unnecessarily mean and didn't try to understand Mordin at all.

2. Rewriting the geth. Mass murder and mass mind control are both ugly, and every time, I'm not sure I'm doing the right thing.

1. Genophage was necessary but cruel, worst failure of Salarians was giving weapons and technologies to Krogans, even after long age they still doesnt have proper equipment and minds they are still manace for themself...
Like shaman say something similar: We destroyed Tuchanka many times, and many time we will again until great Krogan race arrise from ashes of Tuchanka.


2. If its true what told Legion and i believe it is because he has a lot of chances to kill you since first contact on old Reaper, his robot race will have great power, technological advance and numbers for fight in ME3. But i hope there will be some peacefull response from Tali´s peoples ...

[PauseforEffect]

Some of the paragon options made me unable to take them. I am one who agrees with Mordin that the genophage was necessary to end a prolonged bloody war. Another that never settled well with me was sending Bhatia's wife's body back to him. She was already dead, her death had to mean something. Samesh would have had her back eventually and he would have time to mourn without having to prepare her funeral at the same time.
So far, I cannot think of a paragon decision I've regretted. A lot I've dreaded and am still expecting hell for making those decisions, but no regrets.