So I purchased the PS3 Trilogy for Mass Effect with the goal of making all the choices I wanted follow through to other games, as having my Xbox 360 saves wouldn't upload to the next game, etc. Here is my issue: I stupidly romanced Liara to the point where I can no longer romance Kaiden, which was actually my goal. It had been many years since I played the first one and I was romancing them both, so I was expecting that cut scene where you have to choose, but that never happened. It went straight to romancing Liara and I lost my relationship with Kaiden. Unfortunately, the point where this happened was so long ago now that I cannot go back. So here's my question. How will this affect the other two games? Will this significantly affect my relationship with Kaiden in ME2 and ME3 or will there just be a few conversions that go differently. How drastic is this? I REALLY do not want to start 40 hours of gameplay over again... Thanks for your help!
Mass Effect 1 Romance Decision - How will it affect the other 2 games?
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Kitanna15
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Posté 24 mai 2013 - 02:14
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It won't matter all that much with regards to your interactions with him in 2 and 3.
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Posté 24 mai 2013 - 04:52
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There should have been a confrontation where Kaidan asks you to choose, it's pretty clear the decisions you have to take to have either Liara or Kaidan. Are you sure you have reached this point? Kaidan will tell you he's confused by your behavior before this but this doesn't kill the relationship, you need to have the conversation with Liara and Kaidan where he forces you to choose.
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Posté 24 mai 2013 - 04:52
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capn233 wrote...
It won't matter all that much with regards to your interactions with him in 2 and 3.
Disagree. A romanced Kaidan has much more to say in ME3 than a non-romanced one. It won't change the game much, but the experience for sure.
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Posté 24 mai 2013 - 08:12
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So it isn't just a few lines that are different in the early missions and the first time you talk to him after the first mission?Jukaga wrote...
capn233 wrote...
It won't matter all that much with regards to your interactions with him in 2 and 3.
Disagree. A romanced Kaidan has much more to say in ME3 than a non-romanced one. It won't change the game much, but the experience for sure.
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Posté 24 mai 2013 - 10:27
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capn233 wrote...
So it isn't just a few lines that are different in the early missions and the first time you talk to him after the first mission?Jukaga wrote...
capn233 wrote...
It won't matter all that much with regards to your interactions with him in 2 and 3.
Disagree. A romanced Kaidan has much more to say in ME3 than a non-romanced one. It won't change the game much, but the experience for sure.
I haven't finished it yet, but after re-kindling the relationship with him on the Citadel, there was a completely new conversation with him on the Normandy that never happened in my other non-kaidanmancer plays. I've heard tell there are more down the road.
On a tangent, it's a pity Ash gets shafted in ME3, there was that cut scene circulating around here before where she asks Shep about the afterlife, from the script it would have been a really good scene.
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Posté 25 mai 2013 - 07:20
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Posté 25 mai 2013 - 09:56
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Jukaga wrote...
There should have been a confrontation where Kaidan asks you to choose, it's pretty clear the decisions you have to take to have either Liara or Kaidan. Are you sure you have reached this point? Kaidan will tell you he's confused by your behavior before this but this doesn't kill the relationship, you need to have the conversation with Liara and Kaidan where he forces you to choose.
I did not have this option. I guess I did something wrong. I already beat the game >.> I plan on romancing Kaiden in both ME2 and ME3, I just wanted to see if not romancing him in ME1 would make a significant difference in my conversation and relationship with him in the next 2 games.
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Posté 25 mai 2013 - 11:13
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Either a bug or you said the wrong thing to Kaiden and he lost interest (or thought you weren't interested)Kitanna15 wrote...
Jukaga wrote...
There should have been a confrontation where Kaidan asks you to choose, it's pretty clear the decisions you have to take to have either Liara or Kaidan. Are you sure you have reached this point? Kaidan will tell you he's confused by your behavior before this but this doesn't kill the relationship, you need to have the conversation with Liara and Kaidan where he forces you to choose.
I did not have this option. I guess I did something wrong. I already beat the game >.> I plan on romancing Kaiden in both ME2 and ME3, I just wanted to see if not romancing him in ME1 would make a significant difference in my conversation and relationship with him in the next 2 games.
(I tried to have my second Fem Shep romance him but her whole "I don't give a **** over what the council thinks of me and you shouldn't either" attitude drove him away so I ended up with Liara)
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Posté 28 mai 2013 - 02:26
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Jukaga wrote...
I haven't finished it yet, but after re-kindling the relationship with him on the Citadel, there was a completely new conversation with him on the Normandy that never happened in my other non-kaidanmancer plays. I've heard tell there are more down the road.
What conversation was this?
