What is your Shepard's morality?

Mixed - nothing is that cut and dry.

Voted paragon hope it all pays off in the end, I probably could have voted for the diplomacy one as well. I tend to think of paragon as building alliances while I think of the renegades as eliminating threats. At least that is the two mindsets in a very generalized sense.

Renegade. Ruthless-Spacer, anti-council, pro human, mission focused, tends to threaten those who engage in dumb/self interested nonsense to cease doing so. Shoot them if that doesn't work.

Occasionally will play a Paragade who is a peacemaker, but still has a demeanor of controlled aggression, and is more logical in attaining everyone's cooperation than emotionally invested in their little pity plights.

I intuitively went for paragon options in my beginning playthroughs because it fit the natural role model aspect I envisioned for my Shepard. It wasn't until my third playthrough where I tried a few renegade options (not before saving my games first- I was scared of what would happen!) and surprisingly was thrilled at the outcomes. A few options like shooting a gas tank on a krogan and exploding the room as well as kicking some dude off the edge of a skyscraper on Illium are my two favorite renegade moments that I always pick from now on.

So satisfying.

80% Paragon, 20% Renegade

I sometimes have to mull about if the guy died or was merely knocked out. If the latter's the case, then he might have actually survived the curb-stomp later in Garrus' quest.

Surprised it's only 20%. There's idiots aplenty in the MET.... 😆

Paragon - because I need to be morally superior when I talk down to others.

I'm pretty sure Shep pushes them through that window...

Not that I'm complaining mind, it is pretty funny! 😆🤣

Mixed. Because I like gaming the system in ME2 and you need to be mixed in ME1 for that

Renegade Shepard is a psychopath btw. Should be jailed.

yeah I knw ei twas push or kick but eithe rwa yit' s stil funny.One of my favourite moments in the game.

Paragon has its own number of stupid options, along with ones that should get jailtime according to the rules of the setting (simping for illegal AI's, for example).

Ironically, the "Renegade" is often the one following the actual rule of law in the setting while the Paragon breaks it (not that this is relevant given the whole Spectre thing).

Paragon also vacillates between virtue signaling and being a doormat most of the time, IMO making it an implausible character for a military leader.