The age old question, and I'm sorry for asking this here. I have read lots of forum posts and opinions about it, but I have a rather unique dilemma. And it is starting to cause me anguish.
It's my first time to play Mass Effect, and I'm planning to marathon it from 1-3. Right now, I'm in the mission before you choose if either Ashley or Kaidan dies and I cannot choose.
I'm playing a maleShep, who is a closeted homosexual in the military and harbors really strong feelings for Kaidan. Feelings which could be reciprocated many years from now, when Kaidan is more open. At this point, my maleShep just stands around, rejecting advances by Ashley and Laira, staring at Kaidan. And not putting him in any mission because he's afraid Kaidan might die. Unless they just go to the Citadel for shopping.
In a more meta perspective, my maleShep is a Sentinel, which means having Kaidan in my party is gratuitous and takes up a slot that could be given to a more offensive partner. Here comes Ashley, this girl who's been hitting on maleShep, and is almost always in the party because of her useful combat powers (especially when using Laira or Tali as the 3rd squadmate. I need pure Red power!) I feel that my maleShep has forged a strong friendship with Ashley. So strong.
But push comes to shove.
Friendship and Battle Usefulness (in ME1, that is) versus currently unreciprocated love and future Battle Usefulness in ME3.
AAAAAAAAAAAAARRRGH.
(Can I go back to playing Dragon Age now?
No such decisions, except for DA2 and Seb could just die for all I care.)





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