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[RohanSpartan]

thesnake777 wrote...

RohanSpartan wrote...

I liked Cerberus before TIM became all about controlling the Reapers and Indoctrinating his troops. Thanks for the offer Mr. Illusive Man, But Cybernetics and I do not mix.

My man. Not all of our programs have the Cybernetics packadge. I am sure we can find something that will work for you. Please head to out Sanctuary Facility on Horizon and one of our repersentives will work out what best fits you. 
Remeber Cerberus puts humanity first!

After the whole Collector incident on Horizon, I ain't going anywhere near that planet anymore. How about I be a liason between Cerberus and The Alliance?

[Bad King]

Terrorize69 wrote...

TIM may of been using Shepard yes, but they were/could still be on good terms by the end of ME2, and there is no reason why TIM wouldn't still have need for Shepard still in ME3.

The plot demanded it!

I personally think that ME3 should have been about working with both the Alliance and Cerberus with Shepard having the option to show his support or disdain towards the Alliance or Cerberus in conversation (although he would have no choice but to work for both). This would give us some good roleplaying options without having to make 2 completely different campaigns (an Alliance campaign and a Cerberus campaign).

Modifié par Bad King, 20 juin 2012 - 05:51 .

[Torrential]

I actually thought they'd divide ME 3 up in choices when I first heard about it being made:

Either

Good - Council
Neutral - Alliance
Renegade - Cerberus

or

Good - Alliance
Neutral - You/Cerberus
Renegade - Cerberus/You

Something like that. Kind of surprised they didn't as my shepard after ME 1 council nonesense who I made sure died to promote human interests, and working with Cerberus in ME 2 to promote human interests, doesn't much care for the turians/asari or the salarians. He's got a grudging respect for Krogan, a few alliance but not many, and his old squad but that's about it. All this handshaking of people he hates is annoying , especially the batarian merc/terrorist on the citadel who I just slaughtered 300,000 of mercilessly. That was EXTREMELY odd when he gave me a gun and thanked me.

Modifié par Torrential, 20 juin 2012 - 06:00 .

[Terrorize69]

TIM is the next biggest hero since Chruchil



But yeah, Torrential and Bad King. I saw/expected the same kinda thing to happen, it would of made sense... presented with 2 sides, both who's "top" goal is to defeat the Reapers (either by destroying them or enslaving/controlling them).

ME isn't the first BW game where 2 sides are presented, and all those offer the choice. ME is the odd one out for some reason..

KOTOR = Jedi or Sith
DW2 = Templars or Mages

Also minor choices picking between 2 sides that don't impact the ending greatly but both stand on the side of good and evil.

ME3, we are forced to go one way.

Its like...

Playing for France in the World Cup, from the groups to the final, only to switch sides to Spain in the final. o__o

[agu123]

Arcian wrote...

So, let me get this correct: you want to work for a bunch of inept monkeys who couldn't feasibly screw a light bulb into the proper socket without killing 80+ of the bulb-screwing project's staff?

ME3's Cerberus in a nutshell.

[CSI_Spectre]

Bad King wrote...

I personally think that ME3 should have been about working with both the Alliance and Cerberus with Shepard having the option to show his support or disdain towards the Alliance or Cerberus in conversation (although he would have no choice but to work for both). This would give us some good roleplaying options without having to make 2 completely different campaigns (an Alliance campaign and a Cerberus campaign).

Spot on!!

I think at the very least we should have atleast had the option to rejoin Cerberus if we made certain choices in ME2

--Collector's base
--handing over the Geth (Legion)
--uploading the major information that implicates Cerberus to TIM instead of the alliance.  I can't remember the mission name. 

Other posters have listed the quests that would help Cerberus as well.  I don't know how it would have been done exactly, but we should have atleast had the option.

ME3 should have been much more diverse than it was.  The Illusive Man was cold but calculating; he has wisdom, power, and resources.  He's not a Cobra Commander villan which he was made out to be in ME3 it seemed.

Honestly, Illusive Man spent a fortune to bring you back after the alliance gave up on you.  After working well together in ME2, he basically ignores you in ME3?  Makes no sense.  TIM didn't even want to put a control chip inside you either.  I think that showed how much he wanted Shepard on his side. 

Furthermore, if you sided with Cerberus in ME2 most of the time, wouldn't Shepard be even more valuable to Cerberus?  TIM has the Alliance's most renown Spectre working with him to stop The Collectors and Reapers; and then in ME3 they are mortal enemies?  Why?  There isn't a good enough reason to justify that unless your Shepard made it clear he was not going to get involved with Cerberus throughout ME2.  But for those who liked Cerberus and made an effort to try and side with TIM, we should have atleast had the option to rejoin once Shepard leaves Earth.