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[chool77]

ok im on my 4th play of ME2 this time around im going all evil

and let me just start off by saying .. wow shep can be a ass


but now to the point     to me it seems like the crew's personality changes with renegade and paragon

yes i understand that it should make different dialogue with people ..

but how dose that change who the person is...

ex: jacob's loyalty if you play good  he dose not kill his dad if you play evil he dose but what really got me thinking about this is right be for he kills his dad he said some thing along the lines "he's lucky i dont even think he is worth the pulling the trigger"

then shep say
*mind control powers activate*     " i implore you to reconsider!!"  www.youtube.com/watch


ok ill kill him  (some thing along those lines)



so dose any one eles see this happen... where the crew's personality changes

[chool77]

so the guy talking about "scroging" can get 2 pg's of post and i cant get one reply



sad face

[shaneho78]

It is the whole "you are a great leader thing" that has been repeated over and over about Shepard. Or maybe he is really Naruto.

[Relinquished2]

Evil Shepard is "Assuming control".

[ATKT]

I loved Kung Pow. Thank you so much for that link =D .

Edit:

On topic: Yeah, Shepard influences the crew a lot. But I think I would pay attention to the guy who killed a Reaper as well.

Modifié par ATKT, 16 février 2010 - 03:22 .

[chool77]

yea i get that they would listen to him ... but i would not let that change who i am ..



to go from " ya ill let you live" to " noo i think its better if you die... but just for fun im going to make you do it yourself mohahah"



seems like a big jump dont you think?

[Tisiphne]

chool77 wrote...

ex: jacob's loyalty if you play good  he dose not kill his dad if you play evil he dose but what really got me thinking about this is right be for he kills his dad he said some thing along the lines "he's lucky i dont even think he is worth the pulling the trigger"

then shep say
*mind control powers activate*     " i implore you to reconsider!!"  www.youtube.com/watch


ok ill kill him  (some thing along those lines)

Actually, that makes sense to me. He is planning on killing him because he is angry, humiliated, and disappointed. The whole mission, he gets more and more disheartened. There's no denial. He immediately makes the assumption his father is a sociopath. Paragon Shep talks him down. What's going to happen? "I'm sorry dad, I forgive you"? No. There's nothing left to say. He's no longer angry enough to kill the guy, he sees reason, but he hates it and he wants to show him that he's one bullet away from death.

I think there have been movie quotes along the same lines, "I'd kill you, but you're not worth the ammo". Its kind of like, "I'm not really going to kill you, but here's an intimidating excuse that I won't, to show I feel no sympathy."

[grayfox4000]

Well the crew looks up to you. They learn from you. Influence is a powerful thing that can change somebody in battle. Like for Tali, she will like you for being a bad guy or a good guy. If she sees you being bad she will be more bad. She might be trying to impress you. Like how she almost kicked volus's butt about the quarian incident. That was something I enjoyed seeing how she can be a bad girl too.

[grayfox4000]

Woops double post. lol

Modifié par grayfox4000, 16 février 2010 - 03:32 .

[cnumartyr]

chool77 wrote...

yea i get that they would listen to him ... but i would not let that change who i am ..

to go from " ya ill let you live" to " noo i think its better if you die... but just for fun im going to make you do it yourself mohahah"

seems like a big jump dont you think?

It's not about changing who they are.  If you think you would do something in a situation it might be true.  Then again until you are in that situation you honestly have no idea how you would react or what you would do.  You have even less of an idea of the influence a friend could have over your actions in both a positive or negative way depending on their influence.

Peer pressure aside, Shepard is a leader of men and people follow him when he speaks.  He has that charisma.

[It IS Lupus]

chool77 wrote...

ok im on my 4th play of ME2 this time around im going all evil

and let me just start off by saying .. wow shep can be a ass


but now to the point     to me it seems like the crew's personality changes with renegade and paragon

yes i understand that it should make different dialogue with people ..

but how dose that change who the person is...

ex: jacob's loyalty if you play good  he dose not kill his dad if you play evil he dose but what really got me thinking about this is right be for he kills his dad he said some thing along the lines "he's lucky i dont even think he is worth the pulling the trigger"

then shep say
*mind control powers activate*     " i implore you to reconsider!!"  www.youtube.com/watch


ok ill kill him  (some thing along those lines)



so dose any one eles see this happen... where the crew's personality changes

Shep:*waves hand* This is not the geth you are looking for

C-Sec: I'm sorry sir but you are going to have to leave your personal Synthetic Assistant at home. They are no longer allowed on public shuttles

Shep:

Modifié par It IS Lupus, 16 février 2010 - 03:33 .

[Aisynia]

Tisiphne wrote...

chool77 wrote...

ex: jacob's loyalty if you play good  he dose not kill his dad if you play evil he dose but what really got me thinking about this is right be for he kills his dad he said some thing along the lines "he's lucky i dont even think he is worth the pulling the trigger"

then shep say
*mind control powers activate*     " i implore you to reconsider!!"  www.youtube.com/watch


ok ill kill him  (some thing along those lines)

Actually, that makes sense to me. He is planning on killing him because he is angry, humiliated, and disappointed. The whole mission, he gets more and more disheartened. There's no denial. He immediately makes the assumption his father is a sociopath. Paragon Shep talks him down. What's going to happen? "I'm sorry dad, I forgive you"? No. There's nothing left to say. He's no longer angry enough to kill the guy, he sees reason, but he hates it and he wants to show him that he's one bullet away from death.

I think there have been movie quotes along the same lines, "I'd kill you, but you're not worth the ammo". Its kind of like, "I'm not really going to kill you, but here's an intimidating excuse that I won't, to show I feel no sympathy."

Yes.

Jacob: "I should kill you, you deserve it, but I won't, cause I'm better than that."

Shep: "Actually, I vote he's a piece of crap and deserves to die here and now"

[chool77]

cnumartyr wrote...

chool77 wrote...

yea i get that they would listen to him ... but i would not let that change who i am ..

to go from " ya ill let you live" to " noo i think its better if you die... but just for fun im going to make you do it yourself mohahah"

seems like a big jump dont you think?

It's not about changing who they are.  If you think you would do something in a situation it might be true.  Then again until you are in that situation you honestly have no idea how you would react or what you would do.  You have even less of an idea of the influence a friend could have over your actions in both a positive or negative way depending on their influence.

Peer pressure aside, Shepard is a leader of men and people follow him when he speaks.  He has that charisma.

ya .. i get it but still when you first get jacob he is a man of honor ... then he makes his dad kill himself    ..