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[jaza]

Dean_the_Young wrote...

daqs wrote...

Dean_the_Young wrote...

This may be true (or may not, depending on what her orders actually are), but...

Frankly, I think it'd be entirely irrelevant to what could have been: Gestapo-Renegade!Shepard shooting defeatism in the face of retreat and putting more fear in the Asari of him than the Reapers.

Sure, put some consequences down the road (less Asari support later), but that'd be a wicked-evil scene.

APPROV'D.

Just imagine.


"We fight or we die. She chose not to fight."


or, even better,

"She was clearly indoctrinated, to be abandoning the fight to the Reapers."

Somebody write a fanfic about this!

[KamenRiderW]

Adanu wrote...

Arppis wrote...

KamenRiderW wrote...

G3rman wrote...

Pure Renagade and Pure Paragon worked in the previous games to be fair to both sides. ME3s system has changed the para/rena system to focus less on conversational outcomes but more on the major decisions and reputations that follow it.

If you continue to play Pure Renegade or Pure Paragon without any thought of what kind of language you should be speaking, the game will actually punish you in some cases. If you don't think that's a good change from the previous games then don't bother with it and continue to play Pure Renegade, see what happens.

It is actually making everything more realistic whether you like it or not.

Good point. Since I'm a Paragade (but mostly Paragon), I'll have to carefully consider my decisions in ME3 as I would really like to work towards the perfect ending.

Yep, same here. It is a good change.

I sometimes do renegade sollutions, but mostly Paragon. Because there is no need to be a dick at people unless they really deserve it.

Hearts and minds are never won by bullying. And diplomacy hardly works from gunpoint.

Fear is easier to gain than respect.

Whatever. <_<