What is your Shepard's morality?

A paragon Shepard can have a worst playthrough than a renegade Shepard. I know, I've done it. It was awesome. excellent.

75% Paragon
25% Renegade

Mostly Paragon in every playthrough.

It's more or less an expectation thing: when reading a good book, I expect the hero to act in a certain way. Reading the same book again and the hero still acts the same. Replaying Mass Effect means certain decisions are "set in stone" for me. Too bad Bioware didn't add much gain for Renegade decisions so I'd love to try 'em out.

So that's it. Shepard will save the galaxy the best way possible and will try to go through hell with most of his/her friends alive.

Abigail was a Paragrade almost a fifty fifty split weirdly enough. Was more renegade in ME 1 due to her still being close to Torfan but evolved over time and mellowed with a bit more of a paragon streak by the time ME 2 and 3 rolled around. Still tend to think of her as being practical and borderline ruthless when out in the field and to her enemies but caring of her crew and tends to keep them very close. Also still I guess does make the law and order moral choices most of the time the typical good stuff (saving the Rachni, the Krogan, etc) but is pretty anti Council going so far as basically not considering herself a Spectre in 1 and openly rejecting it in 2.

Mixed. By the end of ME3, my Shep is pretty much equal parts Paragon and Renegade. Its funny I used to play ME1 exclusively Paragon, especially once I had stopped playing it all the time.

But a couple years back I was doing some trophy hunting, and had to do a renegade playthrough for the first time in at least five years. Ending up really enjoying it, I love the Council speech if they are saved by a Renegade Shepard. Basically Shepard in there eyes proved all there stereotypes about Humans and the Alliance true, but the humans get s*** done, so maybe there alright. LOL.

I'm more Paragon in the sequels. Thanks to my most recent playthrough I found out that the Miranda/Jack renegade speech check is much easier to hit, and conversely the opposite is true for the Tali/Legion one.

Myshep (infiltrator, earthborn, sole survivor) is mostly paragon but some delicious renegade in between.

Veronica Shepard (ruthless vanguard) is mostly renegade, but will spare a medigel for a dying worker.

Sheploo (soldier, spacer) is paragade, makes mistakes, is my balanced playthrough. Never kills mordin though

Tragic shepard is a colonist sentinel, paragade as well. Her lover is thane, and he dies. His former lover is kaidan, dead in ME1. Most squadmates dead. Controls the reapers in the end

Failshep is the adept. He's not paragon nor renegade. He is an idiot. The docs put some wacko implants in him for the giggles. Doesnt think straight. All dead in his wake.

Asshole shepard is the engineer. Paragade, but hits the option that pisses you off the most. Is in this job just for the lulz.

My Shepards were paragade - none of them could resist renegade speech and actions when dealing with bad guys/fools. They were mostly all paragon when it came to major points in the story, but based on their personal history.
For me Renegade meant practical/worldly wise while Paragon meant idealistic/dreamer.

Mixed, because I have to be adaptable/nothing is that cut and dry. She treats her crew well, but when it's time to be a hardass, she's a hardass.

It's good if yo uwaqnto have a laugh but I don' t usually either. Only times I go anything lik erenegade i swhen you pus hthe merc out th ewindo win Thane's mission and when punching Han Gerrel fo rattacking when he should have used the opportunity to withdraw during the Geth Dreadnaught quest in ME3. Just started a nw erun o fthe trilogy myself in fac tbu tit'll be a while befoer I se ethose parts again given I've only just finished on Eden Prime in ME1.

You're a better person than I am. I did find "How about 'goodbye'?" funny.

This is an interesting question. Many players seem to view Shep as an extension of themselves in some way. When I first played ME1, I tried to do this, but in the end just could never fully relate to whatever Shep was doing or saying. Instead, I quickly came view him/her (the various versions of him/her) as characters of their own, with their own personalities. From that standpoint Renegade shep just seemed like a jerk most of time, while paragon Shep was emotionally flawed, always obsessed with doing the right thing. In the end I decided emotionally flawed was more interesting than jerk when viewed from 3rd person perspective!