What choice do you regret most?

Of course you're right, but I feel so bad breaking this cute, optimistic astronomers trust
He was such a nice counterbalance to all the moody and untrusting angaran dudes I met along the way and I failed him! NnnnnooOOooooo!

Not sure if I would say I regret it, so much as it left me wondering if I made the right choice...Leaving the facility intact but shooting the Cardinal.

A.) I didn't know if saving the Angara in the facility would hurt me later because the facility was going to still be operational.

So I shot the person who had been running the thing to help slow down any progress the Kett would make in retaking the station and being exaltation again...which lead to...

B.) Shooting the Cardinal felt slightly out of character for my Ryder. They're a monster, but they were also unarmed and had their back turned. Up to that point my Ryder hadn't ever been that aggressive...But I thought that if I didn't shoot then I'd somehow be forced via the writing to just let the Cardinal go and let them do their own thing instead of taking them prisoner.


Everything else came relatively easily to me in choices. Not many moral tough choices in this game as far as I could tell.


Oh and while I knew I had to stop Knight and her merry band of hackers, it felt veeeery weird to go make that implant for her kid and drastically improve his whole life only to then gun down everyone else in the building 30 seconds later (and then his Mother on the nexus)

No regrets, but that was fucking weird right?

I definitely regret not convincing that Turian to become Pathfinder. I just felt like it wasn't my place to force him into a position he didn't want and was thinking the Turians would just find someone else. I also didn't realize there would be consequences later, but I kind of like that it worked out the way it did for plot reasons

At first I regretted choosing Raeka over Drack's scouts because of his reaction, but she turned out to be such an awesome character I'm glad I did. Also, I still feel torn about destroying the Kett facility. At first it was because I assumed the Angara inside were probably partially exalted and maybe beyond saving anyway, but now I'm not so sure. I don't regret the choice necessarily as it was the one that made the most sense for that particular Ryder with the information she had, but... I'll definitely choose to save them in a future playthrough (especially since I now know you can shoot the Cardinal).

In general though I liked the fact that my decisions sometimes had unpredictable results, or that seemingly 'good' choices could have negative consequences later. Typically in Bioware games the right choice for the best result is obvious, so it's neat that MEA managed to actually surprise me a few times, or force me to stop and think and weigh my options.

For not trusting that doctor at Kadara over Oblivion drug research. That bitch of an asari tricked me.

The Asari reminded me of ME2 where there's that merc girl that pretends to be innocent and new to the gang, but then you find the audio of her laughing about brutally murdering a Volus. Anyone remember that? I'm not sure I can trust an Asari innocent act again after this. lol

Interesting.

Bah, Reyes is a conniving liar. He's charming, but he's a snake. (I actually have no idea how Kadara fairs under him. ) Sloane has become a thug, but she was the best of the Nexus' leaders, once-- the only one who had her crap together. She got a horrible deal, and got it saving others' lives. I was happy to see that Kandros (presumably) made sure she got the call for Meridian. I like to thing she could recoup some part of who she used to be.

I regretted only one decision. I pulled that interrupt trigger on Kalinda, and immediately thought, "What the hell is wrong with me?" The fact that saves are disabled served its purpose well, since I got to see how that played out. I'm not sure what I'll do next time. Kalinda is a terrible person, and she did try to kill us; but it's cold to do that, especially in front of PeeBee.

The AI on Voeld. She reminds me a lot of Felicity from Borderlands, even sounds quite a bit like her, so I was pretty sympathetic to her. Kept her alive and let her be with SAM on the Hyperion, but every time I go to SAM node she says something terrifying and the regret sinks in. I fully expect that decision to bite me in the ass later and I'm looking forward to it

Same. I don't think I could do it differently and yet.. that comment about coming along without Ryder knowing didn't exactly make me feel confident in the choice. And numerous others. I like to think SAM can teach her and she'll turn out alright.

I actually saved her but was so pissed off with that stupid quest I reloaded and let her get shot.

I regret 2 things (well, three, counting that lying Asari bitch with the Oblivion).
Both are things I reloaded to change even against my initial instinct (which is something I make sure to do on every first playthrough).

1) Romancing Peebee rather than Friends-with-benefits Peebee. My first instinct was to relive some tension with my techy Asari friend, no big deal, the scene is kind of adorable actually. Peebee and Jaal had also already started flirting, and while I like Peebee, I don't think she's someone I would seriously go for. Maybe, still don't know. Arggh, Inquisition was so easy with romance. Cassandra, boom, done, next question. With this...Cora, Vetra, Peebee, hell even Avela is tempting...ARG. Peebee I think will end up being my canon for SisRyder, not BroRyder though.

2) Not shooting the Roekkar guy. I legitimately panicked and pushed the shoot button, cuz I saw the interupt and I was like AH, he's gonna shoot Jaal! One of the options when you to talk to Jaal afterwords is even something along the lines of "I panicked man, sorry". This is my more realistic reaction, I'm playing through again on New Game+(PHENOMENAL SCIFI POWER.....iiiiiittybitty-little-ship) and fixing these things.