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[ToshiStation38]

Anybody ever wonder how the heck this guy ever got put into office? I hope all of the Council species don't think all humans are like Udina. He's our representative to the Council and is all like: "I AM THE HUMAN AMBASSADOR! ALL WE DO IS YELL!". He's basically everything that Liara says is wrong with humanity.

I understand that he's trying to be agressive and trying to pressure the Council into helping us out, but I really think he's just alienating them.

Anybody disagree?

[DeathCultArm]

I killed the council, and elected Udina to lead it. He's more cut out to e the leader than anderson, who merely a solder. Udina proved he's willing to do what's necessary, and that's what humanity needs.

[CrimsonShadows81]

I wanted a Renegade Option to shot him.... Spoiler...............









When he backstabbed after virmire.

[Chaos-fusion]

I liked his determination, certainly. He has a drive and passion for human interests that humanity need, but for a ambassador, he does strike me as being.. woefully undiplomatic.

Modifié par Chaos-fusion, 17 janvier 2010 - 02:36 .

[Splinter Cell 108]

I didn't like him but I hope he returns though, I'd still like to have a politician annoying me about every choice I make.

[Count Viceroy]

I hate him, but I hope he returns. He plays the role of unlikable politician very well.

[Stoko981]

DeathCultArm wrote...

I killed the council, and elected Udina to lead it. He's more cut out to e the leader than anderson, who merely a solder. Udina proved he's willing to do what's necessary, and that's what humanity needs.

Nah man, he proved he was willing to do whatever was necessary to get himself ahead. Anderson on the other hand was a) the only one who didn't stick his head in the sand and  actually did do whatever was necessary - even risking treason charges and possibly getting shot by armed guards - in order to give you the ability to do your mission. He, therefore, is the only reason we won.

[DeathCultArm]

I play full renegade so Udina is the only choice. That being said I think you need a human like Udina on the council. And in udina's eyes what he did was right. It wasn't personal, and if you look at it from his perspective it made since.

[Altharas]

Personally, as people have pointed out above he isn't diplomatic at all which makes him a TERRIBLE ambassador, but he, as others have already said, is ruthless and does what's best for humanity in the long run. He makes the hard decisions and as such he's a terrible diplomat but an excellent leader.

[DarthReavus]

Udina should be demoted to janitor and assigned to cleaning the Krogan bathrooms.  That'd be fun for him

[The-Broken-One]

I hope he's in the new game, im sure i can find a way to shunt him out of an airlock with the new interupt feature

[dirtypaulie]

Stoko981 wrote...

DeathCultArm wrote...

I killed the council, and elected Udina to lead it. He's more cut out to e the leader than anderson, who merely a solder. Udina proved he's willing to do what's necessary, and that's what humanity needs.

Nah man, he proved he was willing to do whatever was necessary to get himself ahead. Anderson on the other hand was a) the only one who didn't stick his head in the sand and  actually did do whatever was necessary - even risking treason charges and possibly getting shot by armed guards - in order to give you the ability to do your mission. He, therefore, is the only reason we won.

Exactly. Tho' I do have a super renegade shep play thru where I let the council die & Elected Emperor Udina just to see how that will play out thru the trilogy. I remember my 1st play thru I saved the council & Elected anderson I got 12 play thru's & only elected That schmuck once.

[Funkcase]

DeathCultArm wrote...

I killed the council, and elected Udina to lead it. He's more cut out to e the leader than anderson, who merely a solder. Udina proved he's willing to do what's necessary, and that's what humanity needs.

Churchill was a soldier before a poliitcian! And he was the best prime minister we Brits have ever had.

[InvaderErl]

Udina's out for Udina. That he backstabs Shep and even throws in that line "With my help of course" throws him into the stratosphere in terms of douchebaggery, that anyone can side with him is mind boggling.

[Ghost Prototype I]

I disliked Udina in general, but his catch-phrase "THIS IS AN OUTRAGE" is something that'll always stay in some corners of my wicked mind.

[Rovay]

I don't like Udina, but I think he has his uses... I mean Council Representative Anderson must have someone whom he can punch every now and then...

[DracoFulcrum]

I wish one of your choices at the end included you punching him, why does Anderson get all the fun?

[Pannamaslo]

 I chose Udina after killing off council.He is  perfect  for this job: he is ruthless bastard who will do everything to everyone, just to make sure humanity is TEH BESTEST in the galaxy.

Modifié par Pannamaslo, 17 janvier 2010 - 04:43 .

[Phate Phoenix]

I usually pick Udina, Paragon or Renegade. Sure, he's an ****, but there's a reason he got the spot as the Ambassador of our entire planet. He's a politician, knows how to play the game. Anderson's a great dude and a good friend, but that doesn't make him a good choice.

[Eradyn]

I disliked Udina. He never struck me as competent for the position and I, too, wondered how he achieved such a prestigious and important position. Diplomacy is a necessity when you represent a large population (and even more when representing the entire race). He never appeared to be a leader for humanity. He was a petulant individual who screamed and shouted more than he reasoned. With the Normandy Lockdown, he proved himself to be a self-serving council lackey as he moseyed up to the "big boys club" in an attempt to grasp power for himself...instead of supporting humanity's own and only Spectre (who time and again proved correct and effective).

Soldiers can and do make excellent representatives and civil servants. It should also be noted that Anderson was more than a mere soldier and proved a far more capable leader than Udina ever did.

Modifié par Eradyn, 17 janvier 2010 - 04:13 .

[tommythetomcat]

THIS IS AN OUTRAGE!

[Count Viceroy]

You wanted proof? There it is. Love the smug pronounciation on "there". His best line imo.

Modifié par Count Viceroy, 17 janvier 2010 - 04:19 .

[tommythetomcat]

I don't care what anyone says, he fits the bill perfectly for a realistic politician and the character was very well hashed out. I hope he enjoys the fact that I put him on the council!

[Peer of the Empire]

Chaos-fusion wrote...

I liked his determination, certainly. He has a drive and passion for human interests that humanity need, but for a ambassador, he does strike me as being.. woefully undiplomatic.

This.  His heart's in the right place.  I'm honored to serve with such a patriot.  But a human ambassador can be much more calm and supremely confident.

Especially an ambassador of the GREAT HUMAN EMPIRE!

Modifié par Peer of the Empire, 17 janvier 2010 - 04:34 .

[xMister Vx]

I agree with the OP.

A great human Empire does not really have ambassadors. It has Inquisitors.

Let's leave stuff like that to the universe where it belongs, namely, Warhammer 40K. ME2 is not about that.

(That said, I wouldn't mind a complete bastard playthrough if they'd offer me to become a Reaper later on, or something like that - you know, in exchange for all the sentient races in the galaxy. That would be a Crowning Moment of Awesome)