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[Jadebaby]

Which one would be better for ME3?

I suspect to put Udina on the council (as much as i loath him), because If anderson is left unrestricted by the bureaucracy he will probably have more time for interactions with Shep in ME3.

But I'm also thinking it'd be a good idea to have such a close friend on the Council.

My main dilemma is that I really despise Udina and want the best for Anderson, but also want him to play an integral role in ME3. 

Also; Am I correct in saying that who you pick at the end of the first doesn't matter. As when you are in the shuttle with Miranda and Jacob in ME2 you get to choose again anyway?

[I_Jedi]

Yeah. When I did renegade, i chose udina to see what he said, and then i chose anderson in me2.

You'll know when when miranda and jacob starts quizzing you on the shuttle.

[ddv.rsa]

It doesn't matter who you choose, Udina will always end up Councillor.

[Yuoaman]

In Retribution Anderson steps down from either the actual Councilor position or the Aide position, it's unclear which - making Udina the Councilor in ME3 no matter what.

[I_Jedi]

But the small difference is that you can get spectre status back if you killed the council and elected anderson.

[Jadebaby]

I_Jedi wrote...

But the small difference is that you can get spectre status back if you killed the council and elected anderson.

Not planning to kill the council

[TexasToast712]

Jade8aby88 wrote...

I_Jedi wrote...

But the small difference is that you can get spectre status back if you killed the council and elected anderson.

Not planning to kill the council

You still have to elect Anderson for it.

[Jadebaby]

okay, I will elect Anderson. Done deal, if he steps down in events between games anyway, then he deserves the time he gets.

btw.. Thanks everyone!

Modifié par Jade8aby88, 09 février 2012 - 02:00 .

[BlueMagitek]

You enjoy turning Anderson into an alcoholic? How cruel.

I wouldn't worry too much about which Councilor you elect, but if the Council survives or if it is replaced.

[Jadebaby]

BlueMagitek wrote...

You enjoy turning Anderson into an alcoholic? How cruel.

I wouldn't worry too much about which Councilor you elect, but if the Council survives or if it is replaced.

If he hated it that much he would have turned down the position to Udina... He's just finding excuses to hit the bottle

[ItsFreakinJesus]

I_Jedi wrote...

But the small difference is that you can get spectre status back if you killed the council and elected anderson.

You can get Spectre status back regardless.

[mybudgee]

Shep will always be a Spectre as far as I am concerned

[SirEtchwart]

ItsFreakinJesus wrote...

I_Jedi wrote...

But the small difference is that you can get spectre status back if you killed the council and elected anderson.

You can get Spectre status back regardless.

Yeah, I got it with a living council and Anderson.

[Han Shot First]

Anderson.

With Anderson Shepard knows he has someone on the Council that has his back, and is willing to trust Shepard when it comes to the Reapers. Udina on the other hand is willing to throw Shepard under the bus if he thinks Shepard's actions hurt humanity's public image (sparing the Rachni, nuking Virmire, ect), and he thinks Shepard is out of his mind when he claims the Reapers, rather than the Geth, are the real threat.

[Fidget6]

I_Jedi wrote...

But the small difference is that you can get spectre status back if you killed the council and elected anderson.

Do you mean in ME2 or are you referring to the ME3 leaks? Cause in ME2 you don't have to have killed the council to get your spectre status reinstated. 

 ninja'd 

Modifié par Fidget6, 09 février 2012 - 08:47 .

[DJBare]

I choose Udina most of the time, Anderson is right, Udina maybe an arse but he knows the system.

[didymos1120]

Yuoaman wrote...

In Retribution Anderson steps down from either the actual Councilor position or the Aide position, it's unclear which - making Udina the Councilor in ME3 no matter what.

No, not unclear.  The book explicitly states that Udina is Councilor, and Anderson was working as a diplomat subordinate to him before he quit.

Modifié par didymos1120, 09 février 2012 - 09:02 .

[Saints_]

Go with Udina. He's a huge dick, and they want you to dislike him. But he gets things done.

[Doctoglethorpe]

**** Udina and **** Politicians. Chose Anderson even on my renegade playthrough. I did Udina's once too see, he acts like a ****ing sith emperor in his end-game speach, so I went back and overwrote that save file rual quick with Anderson instead.

People who say it doesn't matter don't know what they're talking about. So what if he gets to position regardless by the time ME3 starts, you didn't promote him and during ME2 he's a lowly ****ing desk clerk where he belongs. And if I have anything to say about it in ME3 he won't hold power for very long. As far as I'm concerned we can blast him out of a cannon at a reaper during the final battle, make his life worth at least a little bit.

Modifié par Doctor Moustache, 09 février 2012 - 09:57 .

[Chuvvy]

Jade8aby88 wrote...

okay, I will elect Anderson. Done deal, if he steps down in events between games anyway, then he deserves the time he gets.

btw.. Thanks everyone!

It's too late but, Spectre status doesn't matter in ME3, you're working with the Alliance. There's a line of dialog that changes, and it's Shepard sucking up to the council. "I'm a Spectre, it's my job."

I really wish there was a no gods no masters playthrough for ME3. But that's too much choice for bioware.

[Chuvvy]

Saints_ wrote...

Go with Udina. He's a huge dick, and they want you to dislike him. But he gets things done.

Well, they REALLY want you to dislike him in ME3.

[instantdeath999]

Slidell505 wrote...

Jade8aby88 wrote...

okay, I will elect Anderson. Done deal, if he steps down in events between games anyway, then he deserves the time he gets.

btw.. Thanks everyone!

It's too late but, Spectre status doesn't matter in ME3, you're working with the Alliance. There's a line of dialog that changes, and it's Shepard sucking up to the council. "I'm a Spectre, it's my job."

I really wish there was a no gods no masters playthrough for ME3. But that's too much choice for bioware.

... gotta love unnecessary spoilers. 

[Chuvvy]

instantdeath999 wrote...

Slidell505 wrote...

Jade8aby88 wrote...

okay, I will elect Anderson. Done deal, if he steps down in events between games anyway, then he deserves the time he gets.

btw.. Thanks everyone!

It's too late but, Spectre status doesn't matter in ME3, you're working with the Alliance. There's a line of dialog that changes, and it's Shepard sucking up to the council. "I'm a Spectre, it's my job."

I really wish there was a no gods no masters playthrough for ME3. But that's too much choice for bioware.

... gotta love unnecessary spoilers. 

I'm sorry that I ruined the entirty of ME3 for you by saying a six word sentence and stating the obvious.

[instantdeath999]

Slidell505 wrote...

instantdeath999 wrote...

Slidell505 wrote...

Jade8aby88 wrote...

okay, I will elect Anderson. Done deal, if he steps down in events between games anyway, then he deserves the time he gets.

btw.. Thanks everyone!

It's too late but, Spectre status doesn't matter in ME3, you're working with the Alliance. There's a line of dialog that changes, and it's Shepard sucking up to the council. "I'm a Spectre, it's my job."

I really wish there was a no gods no masters playthrough for ME3. But that's too much choice for bioware.

... gotta love unnecessary spoilers. 

I'm sorry that I ruined the entirty of ME3 for you by saying a six word sentence and stating the obvious.

Exactly why I said unnecessary.  The fact that it's a small detail doesn't make it any less annoying, and one could easily argue that it had the potential to be a significant part of the plot, and that the confirmation that it doesn't is a rather significant spoiler.

Of course, this type of thing has become only too common.