JECWSU wrote...
That is very interesting. I thought choosing that optoin didn't affect the romance. If you don't get the letter then what does that mean?
Maybe the game doesn't recognize the romance? Anyone know if you can call the LI up to Shep's cabin after the SM if you turned them down? I watched the "
rejection" on youtube and it's not as bad as I expected.
Shepard: It's pre-combat jitters. It's been a long time since you had anything to lose. We'll be there for eachother. That's the best we can do.
Thane:Yes, of course, you're right. You must be feeling the same thing. *turns away* I thought I'd moved beyond such things. It seems there's always more to learn. Thank you, Siha.
Aside from sounding incredibly hot (dat voice) does anyone kind of get the impression he's dissapointed by Shepard's answer? There's just something about his voice and the way he turns away. If there's a story-based reason for why people who choose that option don't get the letter maybe he ends up feeling foolish for letting himself get swept up in his emotions and ends up deleting it? Hmmmm. I'm thinking it's a glitch and the game just isn't registering the relationship though.
Tinve wrote...
What price is your Shepard willing to pay for the life of Thane? How far would you go? Betrayal, death squad member, destruction, or both? * demonic giggles *{smilie}
My Shepard would go pretty far to save him but I don't think Thane would appreciate her sacrificing an entire colony just to get him his cure, for example. Nor would it feel right to her to do such a thing. But honestly? It depends. Like, if the choice comes down to something like Shepard having to pour in resources to cure the genophage or Kepral's then the Krogan are out of luck. My Shep would invest in the cure for Kepral's. She reserves the right to be a little selfish but I couldn't really say one way or another until presented with the choice and all it entails.
"The needs of the many, outweigh the needs of the few" is not always black and white. The Bring Down the Sky DLC from ME1 presented a difficult choice. Let Balak go and save the hostages. Or kill/arrest Balak and let the hostages die. On the one hand, you might ultimately be saving more lives killing/arresting him because if you let him get away there's the huge chance he'd try something like that again and threaten the lives of even more people. If you let him go, you save the hostages but at what cost? It's a very morally gray choice and one I struggle with everytime I replay it. I've done it both ways and I always feel awful either way I play it. There's no clear "right" answer, in my opinion.
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I'm not THAT evil 
Got delete happy on that one. 
