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Post by Primitive God on May 8, 2023 6:07:12 GMT
Pretty much most things paragon Shepard says..
" We don't sacrifice lives for the sake of the mission, there's always a better way!" What a load of BS.
Or " We can't condemn the krogan to extinction based on what might happen"
" My job is to enforce the law, not break it!"
Who's idea was it to make this naive moron a spectre.
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Post by Lavochkin on May 17, 2023 5:30:49 GMT
There's some real 'gems" that Shepard no matter how you play him utters in ME1, like comparing the First contact war to the Genophage or asking if Tal is royalty, like i get what they were going for it with regards to informing a new player to the setting, but it could've been done in a way without making Shepard into a clueless moron.
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Post by AnDromedary on May 25, 2023 16:45:03 GMT
There's some real 'gems" that Shepard no matter how you play him utters in ME1, like comparing the First contact war to the Genophage or asking if Tal is royalty, like i get what they were going for it with regards to informing a new player to the setting, but it could've been done in a way without making Shepard into a clueless moron. I think that in ME1, they also wanted to hammer down the idea that humanity is still very new to this universe and people (including Shepard) don't really know that much about all the alien cultures out there, especially not those they don't have to deal with on a more regular basis like the asari or the turians. It may have been a bit overdone in those two particular instances (and especially doing it with the player character was a bad idea) but in general, I liked that sense of wonder humanity still had in ME1. See for example also that young human C-Sec officer in the wards, who is super excited that he gets to be on the Citadel and see all those weird aliens.
Of course, ME2 largely retconned that entire idea and made humanity into a pretty much fully integrated part of galactic society with multiple colonies just about everywhere (including both, the terminus and right next to the Citadel for some reason if you look at Kasumi's mission). I honestly thought that was a shame much more than the human's cluelessness in ME1.
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Post by Primitive God on Jun 3, 2023 6:51:55 GMT
There's some real 'gems" that Shepard no matter how you play him utters in ME1, like comparing the First contact war to the Genophage or asking if Tal is royalty, like i get what they were going for it with regards to informing a new player to the setting, but it could've been done in a way without making Shepard into a clueless moron. I personally don't have a problem with stuff like that. I like that I get to watch my Shepard learn those things and I can shape how his opinion on those topics evolve over time. He's an Earthborn orphan after all and he never received any formal education and he's fairly human centric and self absorbed in the first game so it makes sense he doesn't know much about other races history and customs.
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Post by AnDromedary on Jun 5, 2023 19:35:58 GMT
There's some real 'gems" that Shepard no matter how you play him utters in ME1, like comparing the First contact war to the Genophage or asking if Tal is royalty, like i get what they were going for it with regards to informing a new player to the setting, but it could've been done in a way without making Shepard into a clueless moron. I personally don't have a problem with stuff like that. I like that I get to watch my Shepard learn those things and I can shape how his opinion on those topics evolve over time. He's an Earthborn orphan after all and he never received any formal education and he's fairly human centric and self absorbed in the first game so it makes sense he doesn't know much about other races history and customs. It would have been really cool to make some of this dialogue background specific, that's actually a good point. For a spacer, not knowing about some basic history of the other races makes much less sense than for an earthborn street kid.
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Post by Primitive God on Jun 18, 2023 9:51:15 GMT
"The tiles in here remind me of a bathroom floor"
Ok Kaidan
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