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As DLC the game allows you to play it sooner than later, but yeah for my replay I did it earlier anyway! In the original game I'm pretty sure it was the last DLC I got and played so that just occurred naturally.Oh, yeah...
that’s a dumb time for the game to tell you to do it
Things like this makes it feel like the closest to canonical approach - and the approach that works best with their tone and attitude over the series really - is to chase paragon ideals through a renegade filter. Shepard comes off as someone who probably means well, or ends up meaning well in the end, but can get fed up with the assholes in the galaxy easily. At least you'll have moments where you're sad and sympathetic no matter what, and inversely they'll eventually just snap at someone about something anyway.I am displeased that they "fixed" the 10% credits carryover from ME1 to ME2, almost entirely because I hadn't started ME2 yet; it's now much closer to what it was originally with a 100k maximum. I can't even find negative sentiment about what I assumed was an intentional change, so patching it seems really weird. I would've rather they patched the Conrad scene, consistency with ME3 be damned.
I think what Paragon and Renegade mean vary from game to game. IMO the best characterization for Shepard can be found in ME3 because the writing is better and and both options are a bit more moderate - Renegade isn't often xenophobic and Paragon isn't always so dorky. I don't really get the sense that Renegade choices are assumed - if anything, Paragon choices are because you rarely get more or better content by committing genocide. (to this franchise's limited credit...) Destroy ending aside. (but that's Paragon in terms of Upper Right dialogue choices)Things like this makes it feel like the closest to canonical approach - and the approach that works best with their tone and attitude over the series really - is to chase paragon ideals through a renegade filter. Shepard comes off as someone who probably means well, or ends up meaning well in the end, but can get fed up with the assholes in the galaxy easily. At least you'll have moments where you're sad and sympathetic no matter what, and inversely they'll eventually just snap at someone about something anyway.
And also, yeah, weird inconsistencies like that which seem to be Bioware assuming renegade more often in some ways in spite of us ostensibly defining Shepard ourselves.
You could pick your race in ME3 multiplayer. Yeah, I think a big time jump would be good. Andromeda was a good setup, but it ran into development issues. It’s really too bad that they didn’t have a bit more time to work on it and then make some DLC & a sequel.SOMEHOW - I want you to pick race. I want to play Krogan or Quarian. It could work like DA: Origins where each type has a opening chapter, before getting to the main story