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[Renmiri1]

Do I post yet one more rant about ME3 being a POS ?

Every time I get into the forums to speculate about DA3 and such I see the ME forums and usually go, meh, it's over, stick a fork on it and let it die. What is the point, ME devs and writers aren't listening and never were.

Sometimes I am weak though and come here to post again -.-

[Han Shot First]

Virmire was the hardest choice for me.

At the time I first played Legion's loyalty mission the decision to destroy or overwrite the Geth Heretics was also one that I had to think long and hard about before deciding.

[CmdrShep80]

Aaleel wrote...

First ever playthrough of all three games?

Virmire survivor. Knowing someone was going to die based off that choice was hard. I sat there going back and forth between the names for a few minutes.

+1 here. I saved Ashley and...and...*bawls* oh Kaiden! he's gone!  *Gets hugged by Ashley*. Yep. I too spent a ton of time on which I should save. 

[CmdrShep80]

Neizd wrote...

Playing full renegade and choose to save David or not in overlord...

though I play paragon, it was tough as a decision to not skip the scenes or even just watching it

[kathic]

To sacrifice the Geth and EDI to destroy the reapers and risk future peace with synthetics or to go against the argument I had with the Illusive Man that humanity was not ready to control the Reapers.

[The Night Mammoth]

Erasing or rewriting the Heretics. The only choice where I can't really decide which outcome is better.

[CmdrShep80]

Another tough moment was the suicide mission in ME2 where I had to choose who would go where and praying to the ME gods that the line would hold and we would all survive

[CmdrShep80]

Another is finding out the effects of the cause and spending a lot of time wondering how I could fix it. For example finding out by asking more civies to come to the citadel and finding out you'be condemned them all by knowing the reapers took over and then you making a choice that destroys the citadel

[CmdrShep80]

The Night Mammoth wrote...

Erasing or rewriting the Heretics. The only choice where I can't really decide which outcome is better.

lol I did the rewrite but then I learned in 3 that made my life harder

[LTKerr]

Replay ME3 or uninstall all games. I tried... I swear I tried to replay it...

[DangerSandler]

Probs collector base in ME2 but that really made a difference lol

[chris2365]

The EC ending made me think all night before making a decison the next morning. Not everybody can pick Destroy without looking and seriously considering the other options.

The Genophage cure also made me nervous. Then I remembered my buddy Wrex did not want to repeat the Krogan Rebellions, so I let Mordin go up. Sad to see him go though

Modifié par chris2365, 17 février 2013 - 07:37 .

[Constipator369]

Genophage. Even the most renegade of my renegade Sheps just can't kill Mordin. Did not try it with Mordin already dead or with Mordin possible to convince to go to hiding.

[IMNOTCRAZYiminsane]

Constipator369 wrote...

Genophage. Even the most renegade of my renegade Sheps just can't kill Mordin. Did not try it with Mordin already dead or with Mordin possible to convince to go to hiding.

ahh was about to type that i just cant kill him it was hard killing him once since wrex was dead in one playthrough stupid bioware killing wrex when i didn't have ME1:bandit:

Modifié par IMNOTCRAZYiminsane, 17 février 2013 - 07:25 .

[Obadiah]

Genophage - not much of a hard decision for me, just can't do it with Wrex, Urdnot Bakara, or Grunt still alive - especially after they helped me save the Rachni.

Off thread topic - if you save the Rachni AFTER finishing Tuchanka, there is more buildup for their appearance since Shep and others get some dialog on the "strange" creatures attacking them on Tuchanka.

[SinerAthin]

Killing Mordin.

Mordin had been a good squadmate, a loyal friend, but alas, the Krogan were a compromise my pro-human Sheperd could not allow, and thus, due to his great idealism and grieving conscience, Mordin had to be put down.

Nobody likes putting down a good dog, even if it might be necessary


The easiest decisions were the council and the Rachni however.
Council: "I've been waiting for an oppertunity like this for a loooong time !"
Rachni: "Nope. Nooope. Noway I'm letting the zerg live!"

Modifié par SinerAthin, 17 février 2013 - 10:13 .

[MrStoob]

Shooting Ashley on a renegade play through. I couldn't do it and one of the squad picked up the slack. Still wasn't happy about it. Bailey had to finish Wrex off for me too.

[BronzTrooper]

Constipator369 wrote...

Genophage. Even the most renegade of my renegade Sheps just can't kill Mordin. Did not try it with Mordin already dead or with Mordin possible to convince to go to hiding.

I didn't cure the Genophage with my first Renegade Shep, but it was easy because for whatever reason my game decided that Mordin had to die, (ME2) and if it wasn't Mordin it had to be someone else.  I ended up with Padok Wiks creating the cure.  I had already decided to trick the Krogan (this was before I got ME1 for PS3 and I didn't have the interactive backstory DLC), but having Padok trying to cure the Genophage made it much easier on me.  Even more-so when he started wondering how Krogan mate (ugh... I can't get that conversation out of my head.  It's even worse because he actually got me wondering too).  I still think Eve's response was funny though.

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

save or trade my copy of me3. but I'd only get about $5 for a trade so it isn't worth it.

[sUiCiDeKiNgS13]

Virmire.

I sat there for 5 minutes trying to figure who i wanted. I had a relationship with Ash, but Kaidan was my homeboy who I took on everything. Ended up with Ash.

[Sentient6]

Would be the Geth/Quarian choice if there wasn't a magical peace option. The Rachni queen otherwise.

[Warlock Adam]

The four-way ending split.

Honestly, going into it blind with the EC, that would have been my toughest decision. In the vanilla game I was just confused, and before hitting the EC I'd already made up my mind.

As it stands probably the Ashley-Kaidan decision in ME1.

[ratzerman]

StarcloudSWG wrote...

Now? Whether to play the games at all.

Same here.

[wengaiden]

the last one

[Arisugawa]

Most of the aforementioned ones I struggled with, though not all.

One that hasn't been mentioned that gets me everytime I play it is whether or not to bring Dr. Chakwas back on board in Mass Effect 3. It's a completely selfish decision to bring her on board when her expertise is much better served on the Crucible project, and I know that rationally I should go bring Dr. Michel instead.

Turning her down, and how much it appears to break her heart when you tell her to stay in the labs, was on of the hardest non-critical decision I've ever made.

And I still struggle with it every time it comes up. I don't always make the same decision....

Modifié par Arisugawa, 24 février 2013 - 10:49 .