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[VirtualAlex]

 The enemies combat skills scale to your level. I am assuming morality negotiation checks work in a similar way. So in order to "farm" morality, you need to get morality points without gaining levels. So you have a relitively high renegade/paragons core for a low-level character.

What you should do before doing any missions (since they make you level up) is run to all the shops and get a discount. Right off the bat, you can go to 6 shops and get a +30 morality bonus without gaining any experience. This should be enough of a boost to do the paragon side of Zaeed's mission, and maybe even do the Samara/Mornith quest really quickly.

THis is a new idea, I am only testing it this run.

I would appreciate any thoughts though.

[mosor]

I never really had a problem with negotiations. With my NG+on insanity, I started at level 30, generally went one way or another in regards to Paragon or Renegade. Sometimes I even went the opposite alignment in certain situations, and never had my main path choice grayed out. I even did it going with the 70% bonus from class skill rather than a 100%. Just do the Citadel and Omega Side quests early and you wont have an issue.

Modifié par mosor, 21 février 2010 - 03:58 .

[VirtualAlex]

i have had several problems. I my first play I failed to convince Zaeed to be loyal after not letting him get video. I couldn't keep both Jack and Miranda Loyal, and I could't get mornith. On my second play I went pretty hard renegade and I still failed to get mornith.

[coinop25]

Huh. My first playthrough, I was playing mostly paragon, occasionally Renegade, and had no problem with any morality check in the whole game (except that there were a few I wanted to do Renegade but only had enough Paragon points to do). It even gave me the option to get Morinth, which I didn't realize was based on dialog checks.



Based on my experience in another play through, when I leaned Renegade, I suspect that it may be easier to pass more checks with Paragon being higher than with Renegade being higher. The one exception I found was that the Miranda/Jack dialog was way easy with only a little Renegade, but I think I had to have pretty high Paragon to do it.



(As a side note, I think it would have been cool if dialog check difficulty scaled with game difficulty level, so many dialog checks are tougher to make on Hardcore/Insanity...)

[Forwen]

Scaling them to Shep's level would make little sense. True, in NG+ you'd get your specialisation early, but that wouldn't be enough to offset the huge disatvantage you'd have as opposed to just starting a new character.

Please, the possiblity that something this irrelevant could skew the Persuade system further scares me.

Modifié par Forwen, 21 février 2010 - 04:29 .