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[Zeroth Angel]

I did once but afterwards i deleted that file.It's just that hearing him say: "Everyone except my unborn son" broke me.That together with Mordins dead broke my will for that playthrough. At that point i just wanted Wrex to shoot my Shephard . 

[boardnfool86]

The Angry One wrote...

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.

Not if you saved Eve... and YOU didnt doom anyone, saving the advanced civilizations of the galaxy is what you DID do... the galaxy will be fine without the relays - certainly better than the continued genocide committed by the reapers

[billida]

Yes, once, and Wreav too (much more satisfying).

But my full renegade run was an absolute pain, some scenes are almost unbearable.

[SuperVulcan]

I killed him before I could betray him.

[Ender99]

Never!

[TudorWolf]

I'd never betray Wrex, especially not for that Dalatrass. She can go to hell

[EricHVela]

Yup. I did. I'm glad, too. It was a good scene. I won't do it again because it's a $#&@ move, regardless, but a good scene.

[SentientSurfer]

Yes, as a renegade. Honestly, he had it coming.

[Creepter]

I could never betray Wrex like that. He's my bro.
I do have one JerkShep character to play with in the future where Wrex is long dead and Wreav is in control. I would consider betray him.

Though I think that the two choices were made for the two Krogans. You're "meant" to support Wrex and a peaceful Krogan race just like you are "meant" to betray the... less pleasant Wreav.

'cause seriously, screw Wreav.

[shadowreflexion]

 It crossed my mind but memory is a hell of a thing. I remember rushing through ME1 when it first came out, just to say I beat it. Then one day I decided to really "play" it. After hearing what his race went through, I sympathized. He became a brother. A father trying to kill him, I felt sorry for him. Then when he tells me the story of his old Asari friend, I knew he had a heart. Because I that, I could not take his life. Wreave I could shoot without hesistation but I never had that option since I always save Wrex on Virmire. Wrex and Garrus have to be the two most stable characters in the universe. Never turned their backs on me and I could never do it to them.

[Maz6687]

I thought about it on the way, when Eve notices something wasn't right. Wrex seemed so happy, I couldn't bring myself to do it.

Now on my other playthrough with Wreav, he was too big of an ****. I had no choice but to betray him. Maybe if Eve lived it would have been another story.

Modifié par Maz6687, 17 avril 2012 - 08:13 .

[Karolus_V]

Wrex is like the Barbarian on D&D who have more honor and loyalty than any Paladin. In resume, no, impossible.

Anyway, I have seen in youtube what happens if you betray wrex about the genophage....I was hoping Wrex would brutaldestroy shepard. And for Mordin too!!!

[XTR3M3]

I didn't betray Wrex but I did modify one of my saves to see Wreav in control and play the arc out the other way.....mostly so I could save Mordin. You can't have both Mordin and Wrex. One of them dies.

Now, whoever shoots that poor twitchy little bugger Mordin to keep him from fixing the cure.....wow, how do you feel now? If that scene didn't touch you, you have no heart.

[xefiroEA]

No way. I spare the Rachni, the Geth and the Krogan. That basically means all the scary monsters of the Mass Effect universe are personally indebted to me. I then tell the Council to step down and crown myself emperor of the galaxy. Whoever disobeys is visited by my fleets, and if any of the three gets any ideas I punish them with the other two.

That's how Paragon rolls.

[RedHotElite]

Nope, I killed him on Virmire with my main Shep. It was either Wrex or Mordin, and I couldn't let my favorite Salarian die. Not to mention I don't trust the Krogan even with Wrex/Bakara leading them. Sabotaging the cure was a necessary evil, in my opinion.

[Cobra's_back]

Never. I really like him.

[KingNothing125]

No way. I only betray the Krogan if both Wrex and Eve die. Wreav is a nutter.

Which, helpfully, also means you don't have to kill Mordin. You can save him and he'll go to work on the Crucible.

[BurningArmor]

I have never once felt a need to betray Wrex.

[XTR3M3]

BurningArmor wrote...

I have never once felt a need to betray Wrex.

 yea, the Paragon interrupt "bro-shake" after being told "Shepard=hero from now on" speech made me not even want to see what happens when you betray Wrex.
Also Wrex's "See, I told you we could count on him" comment in the shuttle....yea, no way was I backstabbing him.

[Virginian]

the_geo_law wrote...

I couldn't... it just wasn't in me. I watched the video on YouTube and I saw how sad Wrex is.

I tried to once hoping to keep Mordin alive, but I ended up murdering Mordin instead. I could not continue the game after that, I had to restart the mission and let Mordin die happily, content, and without regrets.

I won't watch it on Youtube because I will assume to get to that point someone was callus and evil enough to murder Mordin.

[Xaijin]

Bros before hos.

[EricHVela]

If you haven't seen or don't want to see a Youtube version (I have so far avoided YouTube footage for my own personal principle reasons), you should do it just once. It's a good scene.

There's so much to experience beyond paragon or even paragade.

Modifié par ReggarBlane, 17 avril 2012 - 10:29 .

[kmmd60]

Betraying a Krogan battlemaster might cause you a serious health issue.

[Mr. Big Pimpin]

kmmd60 wrote...

Betraying a Krogan battlemaster might cause you a serious health issue.

Is that why you can take him down with a single pistol?