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[Orthodox Infidel]

Biotic Flash Kick wrote...

incinerator950 wrote...

Killing the Rachni queen, and then letting the Breeder live is detrimental, as well as killing the original Council, which in the end gives you less War Assets.

rachni queen yes council suprisingly not
if you sacrifice the council more of earth's fleets are saved and you have them as assets

It works out to net -25 if you don't save the council.

[Godeskian]

Congrats. I'm almost finished with my own worst playthrough based on the same principal with only Jack and Morinth surviving ME2, then abandoning Jack to death at Grissom in ME3.

It's fun being a bastard sometimes isn't it?

[Navasha]

I do have to admit this is tempting to do. Of all the playthroughs I have done, I have never purposely failed. Even my Renegades, still always took the renegade interrupts and renegade persuade options.

I had never really considered trying to do the wrong thing. Not sure if I could pull it off though. The completionist in me is very strong and not doing half the game would be tough for me.

[Godeskian]

Navasha wrote...

I do have to admit this is tempting to do. Of all the playthroughs I have done, I have never purposely failed. Even my Renegades, still always took the renegade interrupts and renegade persuade options.

I had never really considered trying to do the wrong thing. Not sure if I could pull it off though. The completionist in me is very strong and not doing half the game would be tough for me.

It's also pretty horrible killing all your squadmates one by one.

[Typhoniel]

I wanted to ask what the ending result was after such an horrible trip. It should be kinda interesting but then I remembered.... red explosion everyone dies and all technology gets destroyed... same ending like when I do all the best decisions.

Oh the irony when you realize that your choices don't have any relevance.

[Biotic Flash Kick]

Orthodox Infidel wrote...
It works out to net -25 if you don't save the council.

Thanks for the info! :DD

Godeskian wrote...

Congrats. I'm almost finished with my
own worst playthrough based on the same principal with only Jack and
Morinth surviving ME2, then abandoning Jack to death at Grissom in ME3.

It's fun being a bastard sometimes isn't it?

I was thinking it was more of the lines "idiotshep" but then i realized if ME were to ever go down the tubes I need a plan. I need a shep that is an idiot that gets everyone around him killed.

Remeber the line?
"You don't wanna be my enemy."
Well you don't wanna be his friend either because everyone around him dies.
Friend or foe.

Typhoniel wrote...

I wanted to ask what the ending result
was after such an horrible trip. It should be kinda interesting but then
I remembered.... red explosion everyone dies and all technology gets
destroyed... same ending like when I do all the best decisions.

Oh the irony when you realize that your choices don't have any relevance.

The red ending when you have less than 1000 EMS is that harby kills your friends and the whole galaxy is bricked.

Actually this playthrough made me feel better about the ending in a weird way.
I already know that everyone and everything dies. So why not make a playthrough that does exactly that? :DD

it made me feel like my choices mattered... if only for a minute.

[Little Princess Peach]

Ihave to give he op credit best play threw I have ever seen made me laugh but if you did not kill your crew in ME2 they die anyway in ME3

[Inxentas]

LOL TC, you are doing the same as I did. Only I have a truly Renegade Femshep to express that not only is the future bleak and full of despair, on top of that I no longer CARE! Screw these stupid endings, I am putting people into their grave ASAP so they don't have to fuss over the details, which causes pre-mortal stress and makes me do errants all over the galaxy. And for what? To save Big Ben? Pffft!

Modifié par Inxentas, 02 avril 2012 - 09:57 .

[Operat0r60]

Congrats, OP. You just made the ending looked fun.
Gonna try this myself.....

[FlyinElk212]

As weird as it sounds, you should save Wrex in ME1.

That way, when you sabotage the cure in ME3, and Wrex finds out, you get to kill him AND take a hit to EMS!

[Biotic Flash Kick]

FlyinElk212 wrote...

As weird as it sounds, you should save Wrex in ME1.

That way, when you sabotage the cure in ME3, and Wrex finds out, you get to kill him AND take a hit to EMS!

To be fair I started  this file just in case ME3 went down hill. I had no way we'd have a gimmick like EMS or that Wrex could be killed

Tali-vas-normandy wrote...

Ihave to give he op credit best
play threw I have ever seen made me laugh but if you did not kill your
crew in ME2 they die anyway in ME3

All according to plan

Inxentas wrote...

LOL TC, you are doing the same as I did.
Only I have a truly Renegade Femshep to express that not only is the
future bleak and full of despair, on top of that I no longer CARE! Screw
these stupid endings, I am putting people into their grave ASAP so they
don't have to fuss over the details, which causes pre-mortal stress and
makes me dor errants all over the galaxy. And for what? To save Big
Ben? Pffft!

In an RPG i always have a character that makes the worse decisions

Operat0r60 wrote...

Congrats, OP. You just made the ending looked fun.
Gonna try this myself.....

I tried. I always pick the destroy ending though.
Synergy just seems liek racial hygeneics to me.
Control is... not a good option. You are takign away free will and never giving it back.