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[AngryFrozenWater]

Redem0 wrote...

AngryFrozenWater wrote...

Paragon...

Mainly because I feel that renegade options are just rude cosmetic dialog changers and rarely change the course of action. On the other hand selecting paragon options makes you feel like a teddy bear. And I rather be a teddy bear than a lunatic. I am already mad enough.

I hope this has changed in ME2.

Well I think the interupt give a more pro-active approach to paragon in a very good way

We'll have to wait and see. If all interrupts end with a killing then that wouldn't make sense either. I haven't seen a paragon interrupt yet.

[IRoNM4yN3 138]

JGHutch wrote...

Me, female Earthborn / War Hero paragon Inflitrator / Commando spec, I could NEVER go renegade in the first one, never was able to bring myself to play a Renegade. However, I plan on renegade for Mass Effect 2 using the default canon MaleShep which will carry through for me until Mass Effect 3 as my FemShep will go through Mass Effect 1-3.

its a game..i dont see how people cant bring themself to do bad things...

but im going with a earthborn/ruthless soldier who made all renegade choices for my playthroughs for all the games

i think im going to try a paragon vanguard though cuz all my ME1 playthroughs were with the same ruthless/earthborn soldier, i didnt realize that the background carried over to my paragon playthrouh and i dont feel like making a whole new character this late

[Atti Ito]

My first (and to be honest, most) playthrough(s) was done according to how I personally would handle the situation. Apparently I am mostly Paragon with a tiny Renegade. I do good, the good way but I have no time for stupidity so I tended to yell at a few people. I saved everyone and thing that could be saved however.

[Dzikv]

Renegade for life! (And 50% paragon... )

[Redem0]

AngryFrozenWater wrote...

Redem0 wrote...

AngryFrozenWater wrote...

Paragon...

Mainly because I feel that renegade options are just rude cosmetic dialog changers and rarely change the course of action. On the other hand selecting paragon options makes you feel like a teddy bear. And I rather be a teddy bear than a lunatic. I am already mad enough.

I hope this has changed in ME2.

Well I think the interupt give a more pro-active approach to paragon in a very good way

We'll have to wait and see. If all interrupts end with a killing then that wouldn't make sense either. I haven't seen a paragon interrupt yet.

Heh well I haven,t seen one but apparently the XOM trailer show one, and I heard something about injecting a guy with a vacinne

[VettoRyouzou]

Point at Sig

[frylock23]

Kinda Paragon? In my first playthrough, the points broke down to about a 60/40 split. For some things (I discovered in later playthroughs), the rogue option just comes off as being bad for the sake of being petty bad.



I later went back to my original tactic of being practical and my main femshep (earthborn/sole survivor) reflects that she's not afraid to make the hard choices at all, but generally feels that she'd prefer not to if she feels she has the latitude to try another way. For example, she'd sacrifice the council in favor of throwing all her power at Sovereign every time. You just don't know enough about it to sacrifice resources saving three at the possible expense of every last intelligent being in the known universe and you don't have the luxury of finding out unless you do it the hard way.

[SidNitzerglobin]

frylock23 wrote...

I later went back to my original tactic of being practical and my main femshep (earthborn/sole survivor) reflects that she's not afraid to make the hard choices at all, but generally feels that she'd prefer not to if she feels she has the latitude to try another way. For example, she'd sacrifice the council in favor of throwing all her power at Sovereign every time. You just don't know enough about it to sacrifice resources saving three at the possible expense of every last intelligent being in the known universe and you don't have the luxury of finding out unless you do it the hard way.

This sounds like exactly my approach, I was really surprised to find that going directly after Sovereign turned out to be a renegade ending.  Shouldn't the council be willing to sacrifice themselves for the survival of all organic life in the galaxy/universe?  My Shep certainly was...

I actually thought BioWare wound up providing a pretty good variety of role playing options for either side of the fence most of the time in ME1.  That's not to say I wasn't surprised by the tone of the voice over lines or the renegade/paragon points associated with them in alot of cases however.

[Redem0]

SidNitzerglobin wrote...

frylock23 wrote...

I later went back to my original tactic of being practical and my main femshep (earthborn/sole survivor) reflects that she's not afraid to make the hard choices at all, but generally feels that she'd prefer not to if she feels she has the latitude to try another way. For example, she'd sacrifice the council in favor of throwing all her power at Sovereign every time. You just don't know enough about it to sacrifice resources saving three at the possible expense of every last intelligent being in the known universe and you don't have the luxury of finding out unless you do it the hard way.

This sounds like exactly my approach, I was really surprised to find that going directly after Sovereign turned out to be a renegade ending.  Shouldn't the council be willing to sacrifice themselves for the survival of all organic life in the galaxy/universe?  My Shep certainly was...

Well there's two way to terminate the council all depending on wheter ot not you wait for council fleet to be destroy or send the earth one to destroy sovereign, the later being more neutral as a new council is built who as alien reprensative but led by human

[SidNitzerglobin]

Redem0 wrote...

Well there's two way to terminate the council all depending on wheter ot not you wait for council fleet to be destroy or send the earth one to destroy sovereign, the later being more neutral as a new council is built who as alien reprensative but led by human

Yeah, IIRC my first playthrough I went with the latter (sent in the cavalry right away). Made me positively sick to my stomach when Udina wound up as the council representative...

[Annihilator27]

Heres one more

[Redem0]

SidNitzerglobin wrote...

Redem0 wrote...

Well there's two way to terminate the council all depending on wheter ot not you wait for council fleet to be destroy or send the earth one to destroy sovereign, the later being more neutral as a new council is built who as alien reprensative but led by human

Yeah, IIRC my first playthrough I went with the latter (sent in the cavalry right away). Made me positively sick to my stomach when Udina wound up as the council representative...

too bad the neutral choice still let you pick

[GmanFresh]

here we all are

[Taritu]

Mostly paragon with some renegade, but definitely paragon on the major choices. I find it impossible to play a full-on Renegade, since it amounts to "jerk" so much of the time. And I really enjoyed being a shining compassion hero, who would occasionally slap people around who desperately needed it.



Only semi-major choice I usually make Renegade is to kill the Batarian terrorist (Though my first Shepard's run finished before that DLC came out, and I don't care to go back and replay just for that.)

[Taritu]

SidNitzerglobin wrote...

Redem0 wrote...

Well there's two way to terminate the council all depending on wheter ot not you wait for council fleet to be destroy or send the earth one to destroy sovereign, the later being more neutral as a new council is built who as alien reprensative but led by human

Yeah, IIRC my first playthrough I went with the latter (sent in the cavalry right away). Made me positively sick to my stomach when Udina wound up as the council representative...

Odd.  I chose to save the council, and got to choose who would be the human council representative.

[drunken pyromaniac]

100% Paragon 15-20% Renegade Spacer - War Hero - Adept here

I mostly did paragon because alot of the renegade options seem more psychotic than pragmatic to me.

[Colonist Sole Survivor]

PARAGON   player   here!

Modifié par Colonist Sole Survivor, 22 janvier 2010 - 07:49 .

[Tobebech1307]

Paragon first, then Renegade.

[GmanFresh]

also i believe it will be a harder playthrough rather than blending in with the rest of the maniacs

[Godzilla vs Xenu]

ME. Rpgs always do this to me... despite being full aware of the difference between reality and a videogame, I always have trouble acting like a jerk in my games, except in "test saves" where I might try the renegade approach just to see what happens.

[LewisLee412]

I have made quite a few ( quite alot actually ) Commander Shepards for Mass Effect 1 and all of my Commander Shepards are mostly Paragon except for a few times when I had chosen the Renegade choice instead of the Paragon choice because I agreed more with the Renegade choice in those cases.

[Xerxes52]

I'm gonna do Paragon. I like being a good guy, but if someone is really evil (or just an a-hole), I'll make an exception for him/her and give 'em the ol' Mozambique Drill.

Modifié par Xerxes52, 24 janvier 2010 - 06:36 .

[Darth_Trethon]

Some of the Paragon choices are plainly retarded as are some of the renegade choices. I strictly act on what saves more lives in the long run. Letting an extremely dangerous terrorist go to save a couple of lives in the short term just won't happen on my watch. Letting an extinct species that can multiply insanely fast(can make a colony in a few days) reappear won't happen on my watch even if the specific queen in question is completely innocent and doesn't deserve to die....no peace lasts forever so I'll be the monster now to ensure that a war against such a fast multiplying species will never happen again.



Those are examples of renegade choices I make but I also make plenty of paragon choices. Plainly put I save lives whenever I reasonably can.