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[evil713]

rember KOTOR 2, the game Bioware DID NOT make?

yeah the only way to get everybody to like you in that game was to suck on your own lightsaber.

we going to have that kind of difficulty?

i know we lost one in ME1 but that wasent really a scocial choice.

in fact do we have anybody thats "Nice"? we got Tali, and possibily some of the rest of the old crew.

there all " i know theres a mission, but i got my own thang goin, and my thang is killin."

[pharos_gryphon]

I honestly don't expect it to be -too- difficult to keep them all in good standing with Shep. The one bit that -does- worry me, is that if Legion is indeed a squad member, that they'll do something akin to near the end of Dragon Age, where if you accept said party member into your group, then another in your party leaves because of it. Legion/Tali could easily become the same dynamic. >.<

[GnusmasTHX]

KoTOR 2 wasn't difficult. Been a while since I played it, but if people didn't like me then the result was negligible.

[SurfaceBeneath]

evil713 wrote...

rember KOTOR 2, the game Bioware DID NOT make?

yeah the only way to get everybody to like you in that game was to suck on your own lightsaber.

we going to have that kind of difficulty?

i know we lost one in ME1 but that wasent really a scocial choice.

in fact do we have anybody thats "Nice"? we got Tali, and possibily some of the rest of the old crew.

there all " i know theres a mission, but i got my own thang goin, and my thang is killin."

I think it will be possible to save everyone.

But it will probably be difficult.

"Nice characters"? Mordin and Jacob seem pretty swell to me. Apparently you can Paragon Garrus so he's a boy-scout too. So that's nearly half the cast, and others may show some nicer qualities as well as you get to know them.

[Aradace]

pharos_gryphon wrote...

I honestly don't expect it to be -too- difficult to keep them all in good standing with Shep. The one bit that -does- worry me, is that if Legion is indeed a squad member, that they'll do something akin to near the end of Dragon Age, where if you accept said party member into your group, then another in your party leaves because of it. Legion/Tali could easily become the same dynamic. >.<

If that would indeed be the case, Im sorry but Legion just wont be part of my squad...I am not going to sacrifice Tali's hawtness for a geth of all things lol.

[Phate Phoenix]

Aradace wrote...

pharos_gryphon wrote...

I honestly don't expect it to be -too- difficult to keep them all in good standing with Shep. The one bit that -does- worry me, is that if Legion is indeed a squad member, that they'll do something akin to near the end of Dragon Age, where if you accept said party member into your group, then another in your party leaves because of it. Legion/Tali could easily become the same dynamic. >.<

If that would indeed be the case, Im sorry but Legion just wont be part of my squad...I am not going to sacrifice Tali's hawtness for a geth of all things lol.

I'm opposite. I'd take Legion with me in a heartbeat.

But, anyway, it looks like it's going to be hard to juggle who likes you and who won't, simply because your actions in-game also affect how they like you. A lot like Dragon Age, but without the notice of 'Morrigan disapproves -9000'. Hopefully, though, they won't have to like you to trust you. Trust =/= Like.

[Ettecoud]

Phate Phoenix wrote...

Aradace wrote...

pharos_gryphon wrote...

I honestly don't expect it to be -too- difficult to keep them all in good standing with Shep. The one bit that -does- worry me, is that if Legion is indeed a squad member, that they'll do something akin to near the end of Dragon Age, where if you accept said party member into your group, then another in your party leaves because of it. Legion/Tali could easily become the same dynamic. >.<

If that would indeed be the case, Im sorry but Legion just wont be part of my squad...I am not going to sacrifice Tali's hawtness for a geth of all things lol.

I'm opposite. I'd take Legion with me in a heartbeat.

But, anyway, it looks like it's going to be hard to juggle who likes you and who won't, simply because your actions in-game also affect how they like you. A lot like Dragon Age, but without the notice of 'Morrigan disapproves -9000'. Hopefully, though, they won't have to like you to trust you. Trust =/= Like.

It would be fun having them both in your party! 

[hawat333]

"How difficult is it to please everybody?"



It's impossible. It was always impossible.

[JudgeQwerty]

It will probably take a New Game +... or two...