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[survivor_686]

Nope. Why would I betray, what appears to be, the smartest Krogan ever?

[The Angry One]

We all did at the ending. Stranded him and his best men from Tuchanka, dooming Krogan society to a slow death by infighting.

You're welcome, Wrex.

[translationninja]

NEVAH!

Although Mordin dying ripped my heart out I could not betray that old scaly bastard...

[Huyna]

Nope. He was with Shepp since ME1. Also,  in my playthrough, he was with Shepp during final moments of Saren.
Betrayal is out of the question.

Modifié par Huyna, 17 avril 2012 - 04:16 .

[TheCrakFox]

Yep. It came back to bite me in the ass too, which is nice.

[Unit-Alpha]

No, he's a pimp.

[AlienSpaceBats]

God no, I watched the vids on YT though, don't even know how some heartless folks shoot Mordin in the back either.

[ComfortablyNumb]

No. Couldn't make myself do it. But I'm planning to betray Wreav.

Modifié par mrufka_z, 17 avril 2012 - 04:18 .

[OdanUrr]

Can't bring myself to do it.

[KotorEffect3]

Hell no, I remember after I talked him down on virmire he said while he didn't like having to destroy the cure on virmire he trusted Shepard enough to follow his lead. For a Krogan that was probably one of the hardest decisions Wrex probably ever had to made, no way I am letting him down after that.

[Ponei]

NO!

[QuintSWE]

I did on my renegade-playthrough (yes, I kept Wrex alive on my renegade-game, I'll kill him on my "everybody dies" playthrough), but killing Mordin to keep him from fixing the cure was by far the most difficult renegade choise I've had to make.

[soske aizen]

cant do that ever just cant

[thedancingdruid]

Before bringing him to Earth, no, afterwards, well yeah, but in my defense, it wasn't my fault, not really, I blame it on the ending.

[GLR-0053]

Yep, the most entertaining moment was me blowing him out the window and then telling Bailey he just went nuts. I mean seriously whats his problem ugh, shoulda prolly killed him back at Virmire.

[ashwind]

No... cant betray him.

My Shepard is an evil Paragon. I let the Rechni lived so they can help with Reapers. But they may get out of hand, so I help cure the Genophage. Shepard is a friend to both species so in case if one of them turn bad, I can persuade/send the other one after them. Then I befriend the Geth as additional insurance, just in case they both turn bad, we get the Geth's help to fight them on hostile environments.

All three of them must survive for my vision of "check and balance" to work =P And I also get to be a saintly Paragon because they obviously wouldnt know what I was thinking..

[Huyna]

Also, Dr Cox has something to say regarding this question -
from 00:03

[BatmanPWNS]

IN ME1, most of the time. In ME3, none so far. I don't let him live because I feel some sort of emotion for him but mainly because losing him means you lose a huge chunk of war assets.

[frozn89]

Twice, actually, same with Mordin. Killing Mordin was a lot more sad than killing Wrex though, for me anyway, seeing how he was trying to repent. Unless Eve is alive I don't trust Wrex, so he dies. Mordin is collateral, hence, sadder, imo =P

Modifié par frozn89, 17 avril 2012 - 04:36 .

[Zombie Chow]

On my very Renegade playthroughs, where I previous agreed with the necessary evil of the genophage, I seriously thought about it. Even then, I couldn't do it.

In the end, Mordin Solus changed my mind. Someone else, including Shepard, might have gotten it wrong. I trusted he figured it out, even if I hadn't seen all the angles yet.

[DistantUtopia]

No, but now I will, if only to spare him from being stranded on Earth

[Lhawke]

Yes, and legion and the vs.

This playthrough made me mentally cringe at times but I wanted to see what would happen.