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[King Killoth]

So I was wondering if you played paragon or renagade in ME1 will you keep to that in ME2

Me personaly I was Renagade but with reason. i did what was best for all so I was not a mindless killer or cold hearted. and I plan on keeping this mentality when I port over to ME2.

[xxSgt_Reed_24xx]

I was a renegade and I will continue to be one.....though I'm switching from soldier to infiltrator for my first playthrough.

[King Killoth]

xxSgt_Reed_24xx wrote...

I was a renegade and I will continue to be one.....though I'm switching from soldier to infiltrator for my first playthrough.

See I was a soldier in ME1 and worked fine with out biotics or tech powers. I'll still be a Soldier in ME2. No problem cant be fixed with an @ss load of bullets.

[tommythetomcat]

I played paragon, but after dying I'm a little peeved so I'll be pushing a few people out of windows.

[DeathCultArm]

Full blown renegade in ME1, and I intend on following that trend to it's fullest extent.

[Neria Rose]

First run will be mostly, if not entirely, Paragon. Depending on the romance options, meaning if Thane AND Garrus are available, then second run will be Paragon as well to romance the other male alien. Third run will be mostly Renegade.

[dirtypaulie]

I like to play as a mixed character Paragade they call em' I treat the characters as I would in real life

[Metallisika]

Yes, pretty much. My main character is going to be almost fully paragon. Unless, of course, there is an individual I really want to die

[JakePT]

My ME1 character was largely Renegade, but made a few key Paragon decisions, like saving Feros, sparing the Rachni Queen and is very adamantly not a 'racist/speciesist' and opposes Terra Firma. However he also sacrificed the council, but only to ensure Sovereign was defeated, not out of spite or to allow humanity to take over.

However, after experiences with Cerberus and Kahoku, not being a racist and being bitter about Udina using the council death as an opportunity for humanity to take over , I'll probably end up making more Paragon decisions, depending on how opposition to the Illusive Man plays out. However while generally holding Paragon opinions on ME politics my Shepard will still act like a jerk quite a bit and won't lose any sleep over pushing mercs or other lowlives out of windows, so long as they had it coming.

Modifié par JakePT, 17 janvier 2010 - 04:07 .

[AdamTaylor]

I was a Paragon Soldier before, and I will be again.

Admittedly, class means little this time around, it's just a matter of HOW you kill the enemies. As there's no more support or diplomatic skills.

As for the Paragon/Renegade thing... I'd rather be a hero than the scum of the universe.

[King Killoth]

JakePT wrote...

My ME1 character was largely Renegade, but made a few key Paragon decisions, like saving Feros, sparing the Rachni Queen and is very adamantly not a 'racist/speciesist' and opposes Terra Firma. However he also sacrificed the council, but was sure to tell Udina it wasn't a plan for humanity to seize power.

However, after experiences with Cerberus and Kahoku, not being a racist and being bitter about Udina using the council death as an opportunity for humanity to take over , I'll probably end up making more Paragon decisions, depending on how opposition to the Illusive Man plays out. However while generally holding Paragon opinions on ME politics my Shepard will still act like a jerk quite a bit and won't lose any sleep over pushing mercs or other lowlives out of windows, so long as they had it coming.

I was the same only I saved the council and put up captain anderson as the new council member. But I whiped out the coleny on Feros, but I did save the rachni queen ((figured I could use a Rachni army in the future)) For the msot part I was renagade but for the right reasons. I did whatw as best for all life not jsut humanity.. I will carry this over into ME2.

[JakePT]

King Killoth wrote...

JakePT wrote...

My ME1 character was largely Renegade, but made a few key Paragon decisions, like saving Feros, sparing the Rachni Queen and is very adamantly not a 'racist/speciesist' and opposes Terra Firma. However he also sacrificed the council, but was sure to tell Udina it wasn't a plan for humanity to seize power.

However, after experiences with Cerberus and Kahoku, not being a racist and being bitter about Udina using the council death as an opportunity for humanity to take over , I'll probably end up making more Paragon decisions, depending on how opposition to the Illusive Man plays out. However while generally holding Paragon opinions on ME politics my Shepard will still act like a jerk quite a bit and won't lose any sleep over pushing mercs or other lowlives out of windows, so long as they had it coming.

I was the same only I saved the council and put up captain anderson as the new council member. But I whiped out the coleny on Feros, but I did save the rachni queen ((figured I could use a Rachni army in the future)) For the msot part I was renagade but for the right reasons. I did whatw as best for all life not jsut humanity.. I will carry this over into ME2.

Yeah that's similar to my characters thinking. As you said, it's about doing what's best for all life, not just humanity, but not hesitating to, ahem, 'remove', anyone that stands in the way of that.

[King Killoth]

JakePT wrote...

King Killoth wrote...

JakePT wrote...

My ME1 character was largely Renegade, but made a few key Paragon decisions, like saving Feros, sparing the Rachni Queen and is very adamantly not a 'racist/speciesist' and opposes Terra Firma. However he also sacrificed the council, but was sure to tell Udina it wasn't a plan for humanity to seize power.

However, after experiences with Cerberus and Kahoku, not being a racist and being bitter about Udina using the council death as an opportunity for humanity to take over , I'll probably end up making more Paragon decisions, depending on how opposition to the Illusive Man plays out. However while generally holding Paragon opinions on ME politics my Shepard will still act like a jerk quite a bit and won't lose any sleep over pushing mercs or other lowlives out of windows, so long as they had it coming.

I was the same only I saved the council and put up captain anderson as the new council member. But I whiped out the coleny on Feros, but I did save the rachni queen ((figured I could use a Rachni army in the future)) For the msot part I was renagade but for the right reasons. I did whatw as best for all life not jsut humanity.. I will carry this over into ME2.

Yeah that's similar to my characters thinking. As you said, it's about doing what's best for all life, not just humanity, but not hesitating to, ahem, 'remove', anyone that stands in the way of that.

Like with the terrorist in bringing down the sky. I let him blow up the hostages so i know he wouldnt live to kill more.I shot him in the head and left his corpse to rot on that rock.

[thedistortedchild]

I'm going to play paragon and save as many people as i can.

[Count Viceroy]

Renegade with some common sense. Ie no specieist, pro-human bull****.

[King Killoth]

Jeirt wrote...

My Shepard is kind of a paragade. She's rude sometimes, because she gets passionate about things that mean a lot to her, and then she says things she might regret later, but in the end she always tries to find the most peaceful solution, not the fastest. Soo yes, I'll try to continue that playstyle in ME2, if possible!

See that Is understand able you trying to do teh right thing all the time. Mostly for me i did what had to be done to move on with the mission. Its nice to see some one actualy slow downa nd plot.

[highcastle]

dirtypaulie wrote...

I like to play as a mixed character Paragade they call em' I treat the characters as I would in real life

Me too. For instance my "canon" character is Earthborn/Sole Survivor. He tries to be a good person, but he has some blind spots. For instance, he killed the scientist responsible for the Azuke experiments, but he tries to capture most other adversaries. He'll save people, but he might be a little bit of a jerk about it since he has poor people skills. I spent 3 plays maxing persuade and intimidate just so I can use either option as I see fit.

[Chained_Creator]

"I don't have time to explain myself to your viewers, I have a galaxy to save" type of Renegade, probably. Which means I'll make a lot of "little" Renegade decisions to get stuff done, but I'll make mostly "high" Paragon decisions about the important stuff (Saving a planet, saving a species, etc.)

[Decho the Dolphin]

I'll be remaining a pragmatic paragon. If I have to kill a few innocents I will, and gladly, to save more.

[King Killoth]

I was hopeing some one would try to go redempion. like play renagade in ME1 and paragon in ME2 to make amends for the evils of the first game

[zeypher]

well i play as i was in ME1 mixture of paragon and renegade. My guy had 80% paragon and 75% renegade. i will continue in the same fashion and do what i feels he correct thing at the time

[SargeantRenegade]

For me, it'll depend on how your alignment affects the general outcomes. In ME1 you could be the most ruthless bastard in the galaxy and that wouldn't have any effect on what happened later in the plot or who would or wouldn't watch your back. If the same philosphy carries over to ME2, I'll be keeping my old Renegade ways intact. I only play "good guys" if higher approval from others offers real strategic benefits during gameplay.

[Zomg_A_Chicken]

Same thing I did during my first two playthroughs, Paragon for the first and Renegade for the second and after that it depends