Favorite protagonist ship

Can't stand the tempest.

Personally for me i liked the SR2 the best and as i was never an alliance fan the Cerberus/independent model.

It's not even a contest for me... Tempest all the way... each area of the ship really feels like it has a purpose with projects underway (clutter on the workstations). The comms room with views of the area below, functioning windows and plants. Crew quarters with little personal touches and washroom shared by all the crew that's located conveniently between his cabin, the crew quarters and the med bay. The removal of "beds" from the work areas such that one can assume that the crew are all actually sleeping in the crew quarters - with the noted nonconformist exception of PeeBee and Drack. I always found it odd that Normandy SR-2 had actual beds scattered all over the place.

For me it's close betwen the Cerberus SR2 and the Tempest as I love both of them. But my vote goes to MEA's Tempest.

Alliance Normandy in ME3.

Liked the different rooms it had, was always nice to see the crew kicking back and having fun on their own when I walked into the game room or something.

SR1 is probably my second favorite.

SR2 is #1

It would've been the Tempest but unfortunately the ship has a glaring flaw that I cannot overlook, it doesn't have any goddamn weapon system, they decided to go to a completely new galaxy filled with unknown threats and the main recon ships have no means of defending themselves....fucking brilliant

Oh this is tough. Love the Cerberus interior the alliance paint job and the Tempests bridge. Going to have to think about it.

If there is no combat, I would choose the Tempest, else the Alliance Normandy SR-2

It...doesn't really matter they are split, since as of right now Tempest has more votes than the other 3 options combined

Edit: Well, not anymore.

The Cerberus SR2. It was, like Cerberus, simply better than anything the alliance could put together, which reminds me:

Anyone who doesn't pick the SR2 is wrong or stupid, probably both.

Definitely the Tempest. Quick to get around, good layout and some of the external views were amazing.

The interior proportion thing has always been a part of Mass Effect, and was no less apparent in the previous games. Each deck of the ship seemed almost equal length, even though the bridge is way out forward beyond the cargo bay door. The Mako didn't look like it could even accommodate one person, let alone 3, and forget about the Hammerhead, with its forked canopy.