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Post by michaeln7 on Sept 19, 2018 15:38:11 GMT
Exactly as the title says, what personality does your Ryder develop over the course of Andromeda?
I go for an Emotional/Professional. I like the idea of following procedure and protocol when possible/feasible, but that I don't need to be a cold, stone-faced brick of a person to do it.
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Post by Hanako Ikezawa on Sept 19, 2018 15:51:00 GMT
While I do choose Logical a bunch, I am mostly Emotional/Professional.
I do like how Lexi’s psych evaluation of you changes depending on the ones you choose the most often.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 19, 2018 16:17:55 GMT
I did 14 unique runs in MEA … one for each character class, with each Ryder. The first two, I played the Ryders as mirror image personalities, one Professional/Logical and the other Emotional/Casual. The game choices were the same, only the tone was different. In the remaining runs, I played whatever response seemed appropriate to the situation and changed a limited number of game choices from the "default" choices.
Over time, some of my original game "default" choices changed, in other cases, once trying a different game choice, I switched back to the "default" in subsequent runs. By the 14th run, with three exceptions I'd pretty much done every different binary game choice option (Morda always got the Remnant power supply, the Salarian doctor always got arrested and I never cooperated with the Kett).
But the "tone" remained whatever felt right at the time. As such, my Ryders hit upon all the different personality styles. This was a departure from MET, where 18 of my 19 Shepards were paragons from the outset and remained that way throughout the trilogy. In a way, having no specific paragon/renegade choice, I was freed up to explore all the different dialog options … which I did … hence the spectrum of personality styles that my Ryders covered.
I didn't vote in the poll, because "all of the above" is not an option and for me, that is the only response I could give that would be accurate.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 19, 2018 18:14:02 GMT
I did 14 unique runs in MEA … one for each character class, with each Ryder. The first two, I played the Ryders as mirror image personalities, one Professional/Logical and the other Emotional/Casual. The game choices were the same, only the tone was different. In the remaining runs, I played whatever response seemed appropriate to the situation and changed a limited number of game choices from the "default" choices. Over time, some of my original game "default" choices changed, in other cases, once trying a different game choice, I switched back to the "default" in subsequent runs. By the 14th run, with three exceptions I'd pretty much done every different binary game choice option (Morda always got the Remnant power supply, the Salarian doctor always got arrested and I never cooperated with the Kett). But the "tone" remained whatever felt right at the time. As such, my Ryders hit upon all the different personality styles. This was a departure from MET, where 18 of my 19 Shepards were paragons from the outset and remained that way throughout the trilogy. In a way, having no specific paragon/renegade choice, I was freed up to explore all the different dialog options … which I did … hence the spectrum of personality styles that my Ryders covered. I didn't vote in the poll, because "all of the above" is not an option and for me, that is the only response I could give that would be accurate. Well said. Ditto.
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Post by ahglock on Sept 19, 2018 23:22:34 GMT
Pretty even between logical, professional and causal. Honestly, all of them sounded casual to me in tone the words were slightly edging towards one of the types.
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Post by michaeln7 on Sept 21, 2018 16:33:52 GMT
There's no "all of the above" because it's divided between (Emotional/Logical) and (Professional/Casual).
There are some points where you can pick one of the four, but given the possible pairings of the codex entries, that's the options of the poll.
If it were up to me, I'd be "Emotional/Logical".
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Post by cypherj on Sept 21, 2018 17:20:05 GMT
I was almost evenly split between Logical and Emotional, but some of the casual responses came from a little too far out in left field for me, so I picked professional almost exclusively after a certain point.
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Post by Shinobu on Sept 22, 2018 1:36:18 GMT
My Sara picked the Emotional/Casual responses with the crew/squad and the Logical/Professional responses with everyone else. My Scott did the opposite, which was often pretty funny.
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Post by Shinobu on Sept 22, 2018 1:37:47 GMT
I did 14 unique runs in MEA … one for each character class, with each Ryder. The first two, I played the Ryders as mirror image personalities, one Professional/Logical and the other Emotional/Casual. The game choices were the same, only the tone was different. In the remaining runs, I played whatever response seemed appropriate to the situation and changed a limited number of game choices from the "default" choices. Over time, some of my original game "default" choices changed, in other cases, once trying a different game choice, I switched back to the "default" in subsequent runs. By the 14th run, with three exceptions I'd pretty much done every different binary game choice option (Morda always got the Remnant power supply, the Salarian doctor always got arrested and I never cooperated with the Kett). But the "tone" remained whatever felt right at the time. As such, my Ryders hit upon all the different personality styles. This was a departure from MET, where 18 of my 19 Shepards were paragons from the outset and remained that way throughout the trilogy. In a way, having no specific paragon/renegade choice, I was freed up to explore all the different dialog options … which I did … hence the spectrum of personality styles that my Ryders covered. I didn't vote in the poll, because "all of the above" is not an option and for me, that is the only response I could give that would be accurate. Which one did you enjoy the most?
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Post by Son of Dorn on Sept 22, 2018 1:43:41 GMT
Wait, Ryder had a personality?
If you're talking about what dialog choices where made then whatever dialog choice that made Ryder say a wisecrack to someone.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 22, 2018 5:58:09 GMT
I did 14 unique runs in MEA … one for each character class, with each Ryder. The first two, I played the Ryders as mirror image personalities, one Professional/Logical and the other Emotional/Casual. The game choices were the same, only the tone was different. In the remaining runs, I played whatever response seemed appropriate to the situation and changed a limited number of game choices from the "default" choices.
Over time, some of my original game "default" choices changed, in other cases, once trying a different game choice, I switched back to the "default" in subsequent runs. By the 14th run, with three exceptions I'd pretty much done every different binary game choice option (Morda always got the Remnant power supply, the Salarian doctor always got arrested and I never cooperated with the Kett).
But the "tone" remained whatever felt right at the time. As such, my Ryders hit upon all the different personality styles. This was a departure from MET, where 18 of my 19 Shepards were paragons from the outset and remained that way throughout the trilogy. In a way, having no specific paragon/renegade choice, I was freed up to explore all the different dialog options … which I did … hence the spectrum of personality styles that my Ryders covered.
I didn't vote in the poll, because "all of the above" is not an option and for me, that is the only response I could give that would be accurate. Which one did you enjoy the most? Mixing it up … I really don't have a particular run in mind for the personality piece. The first run, with Scott Professional/Logical was probably my least favorite. Sara with Emotional/Casual was just a bit too … carefree. Trying different dialog options changed Lexi's evaluation, but I think I was just exploring the different dialog choices, not sure any one stuck out as a favorite because I didn't necessarily stick to a specific set of options as I went through the runs. The first two were the only ones where I deliberately did mirror image Ryders.
Now if you talk character classes, then I do have some favorites, but that's a discussion for a different thread.
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Post by Anaan on Sept 23, 2018 18:44:21 GMT
My 'main' Ryder was Emotional/Casual, so that's what I chose for the poll. My second Ryder after that was Logical/Casual, because I live for sarcastic/joking comments either way.
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Post by Rivercurse on Sept 23, 2018 19:28:32 GMT
A bit of an ass
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Post by Pearl on Sept 24, 2018 1:55:21 GMT
Logical/Casual was my preferred combo. I also tried mixing in Emotional and Professional responses after my first playthrough but I wasn't very satisfied with them. Logical/Casual wasn't perfect by any means, but I felt that it was the most reflective of my personality.
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Post by Gileadan on Sept 24, 2018 8:12:13 GMT
According to Lexi's probably bugged evaluation in the Codex, my Ryder had all the personalities.
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Post by Pounce de León on Sept 24, 2018 8:36:31 GMT
Does it make a difference? I haven't noticed any. I pick what seems most fitting / funny / new.
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Post by sageoflife on Sept 24, 2018 18:33:59 GMT
I play Scott as more logical/professional, while Sara is more emotional/casual.
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Post by melbella on Sept 25, 2018 1:11:29 GMT
According to Lexi's probably bugged evaluation in the Codex, my Ryder had all the personalities.
I would say it's definitely bugged because at times it lists both evals at the same time.
As for my Ryders, probably a bit of everything except Emotional/Casual. That combo just seems too wet dishrag-y to me. Though, I must admit I was surprised when "emotional" responses weren't limited to lovey-dovey, rainbow stuff but allowed Ryder to really get pissed off at times. I liked those options.
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Post by sjsharp2010 on Sept 25, 2018 14:40:13 GMT
While I do choose Logical a bunch, I am mostly Emotional/Professional. I do like how Lexi’s psych evaluation of you changes depending on the ones you choose the most often. Yeah that's how I thibnk mine are as well. They caer about their team but at the asme time they realise they have a job t odo and they'er not going to be able to achieve those goals without taking certain risks.
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Post by Deleted on Sept 27, 2018 19:27:57 GMT
Wait, Ryder had a personality? If you're talking about what dialog choices where made then whatever dialog choice that made Ryder say a wisecrack to someone.
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Post by warden on Sept 28, 2018 13:11:21 GMT
Ryder in my game is Evil/Logical, oops no I can't.
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Post by ewigDunkelheit on Oct 1, 2018 20:26:17 GMT
I embraced the scientist-enthusiast background for Sara, and used Logical/Casual exclusively. There is no way to avoid humor entirely, so I chose my canon Ryder to be a jocular type. Still, if both options are present, she will use the Logical option.
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Post by SwobyJ on Oct 3, 2018 4:00:25 GMT
Its been a while, but I think I did Logical/Professional the most. I avoided Casual the most, but used Emotional at times.
The game was already too casual for me to opt into more of that.
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Post by colfoley on Oct 11, 2018 23:07:42 GMT
So trying to get the cobwebs officially dusted off from my memory and having trouble doing that, not so much because I do not remember what my Ryder was but I want to make sure I got the positionings on the wheel sorted. Oh well:
I suppose the best answer with the poll would be logical/ casual. Though my Ryder really used three of the four to a significant degree.
He was casual, laid back, and wise cracking with his crew. Also when he felt authotiry figures were being a bit of a bully, (Sloane, Morda), he also had a tendancy to make light of tense situations.
He was professional out in the field when dealing with command level decisions which needed imediete input (especially on the Asari arc is where this really came out). And I suppose he was logical too in alot of those situations as he tended to chose the practical, ruthless option when he had to.
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Post by Sharable Horizon on Oct 13, 2018 18:14:25 GMT
Casual/Emotional for my Sara with a smattering of logical here and there. I really enjoyed the concept of overzealous young un pushed into a role they haven’t trained for, yet manage to rise to the occasion when it was needed and emotional/casual really fitted that concept IMO. Plus it was a lot of fun to play!
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