*After having communications cut off twice* "Hey, Sparatus... Valern and I have been thinking, maybe you should sit the next one out. I don't think Shepard likes you very much"
Missed one of my favorites: Kill the Rachni queen and the Turian Councillor asks "Do you enjoy commiting genocide Shepard?" Answer "Depends on the species... Turian."
Mass Effect 1 renegade Shepard is far superior over the other games. In large part because you're actually getting a real choice. In the later games renegade options either make no sense or change nothing. For instance why give Cerberus the Collecter base when they've proven incompetent and cartoonisly evil. The paragon has reason but none of the good ones are ever brought up. Also why isn't there an option to give the base to the Alliance? Really it should have just been a ancient Reaper base they use to spy on organics or whatever. Anything would be better the boring as hell Collecters. It would have prevented the huge problem of Mass Effect 2 being inconsequential. As a whole you have far less agency since in ME2 and 3 people order you around. Never in those games can you disconnect on someone and do things your way.
@@marbl3d45 Parts of them. Really the parts that actually follow through with what Mass Effect 1 set up. I wish the entirety of the sequels did the same. Mass Effect 2 killed Shepherd but brought them back. Blew up the Normandy but a new one was built. Forced to join with Cerberus to defeat a enemy then leave Cerberus and have nothing to show for it. Then Mass Effect 3 was screwed. It didn't help that Mass Effect 3 wasted so much time with Cerberus. Everything to do with Cerberus drags the game down hard. None of it makes any sense making it feel disjointed and awkward. Cerberus feels like it doesn't exist in the universe it just shows up for plot. I also don't like the shift away from sci fi thriller to pretentious shooter. Hell it even affected the art style.
I agree. The first game was the only one in the series that I fully enjoyed. You listed a lot of things I hated about the sequels, but I don't want to write the rest because I don't have the patience to write such a long post. Lol I still bang my head against the wall when I hear some people say that the only bad thing in ME3 was the ending, but everything else is fine... Well no! I had the same experience with the Dragon Age series.
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"Heres a tip: Two eyes=human. Four eyes=batarian" he's such an asshole every line is amazing 😂
*After having communications cut off twice* "Hey, Sparatus... Valern and I have been thinking, maybe you should sit the next one out. I don't think Shepard likes you very much"
"Because it's a big stupid jelly fish."
21:49 Always my favorite part.
And they say ME3 Shepard is a psychopath
Because here he kills individuals, ME3 commits species wide genocides.
18:36 Bruhhh 💀
Ahhh my favourite shepard
Thank you. I had so much fun watching cruel heartless Shepard. Loved the disconnect on the council all the time. 😂😂😂
"This is how a gun in your face feels! It happens to me every day!" 🤣
24:21 cursed
Listen i may be renegade, but not towards my buddy's who are aliens
Thanks for this compilation. Its a lot of sceens that dont show up that often in videos like this.
Blimey, Major Kyle goes flying when you shoot him.
I love Wrex's reaction. Like it's just another day on the job 🤣 @25:41
28:07 shepard just casually giving a dude laced drugs lmao
7:13 Spock would disappointed that you called his quote a tired platitude.
I'm doing my second playthrough of the trilogy and I've missed Cole and his shed on Eden Prime both times lol
it's so boring being mr. perfect paragon pants all the time - these dialogue lines are hilarious
Outstanding video, thanks!
Great video.
Missed one of my favorites:
Kill the Rachni queen and the Turian Councillor asks "Do you enjoy commiting genocide Shepard?"
Answer "Depends on the species... Turian."
20:20 bruh😭🤣
Mass Effect 1 renegade Shepard is far superior over the other games. In large part because you're actually getting a real choice. In the later games renegade options either make no sense or change nothing. For instance why give Cerberus the Collecter base when they've proven incompetent and cartoonisly evil. The paragon has reason but none of the good ones are ever brought up. Also why isn't there an option to give the base to the Alliance? Really it should have just been a ancient Reaper base they use to spy on organics or whatever. Anything would be better the boring as hell Collecters. It would have prevented the huge problem of Mass Effect 2 being inconsequential. As a whole you have far less agency since in ME2 and 3 people order you around. Never in those games can you disconnect on someone and do things your way.
ME2-3 are still great though
@@marbl3d45 Parts of them. Really the parts that actually follow through with what Mass Effect 1 set up. I wish the entirety of the sequels did the same. Mass Effect 2 killed Shepherd but brought them back. Blew up the Normandy but a new one was built. Forced to join with Cerberus to defeat a enemy then leave Cerberus and have nothing to show for it. Then Mass Effect 3 was screwed. It didn't help that Mass Effect 3 wasted so much time with Cerberus. Everything to do with Cerberus drags the game down hard. None of it makes any sense making it feel disjointed and awkward. Cerberus feels like it doesn't exist in the universe it just shows up for plot. I also don't like the shift away from sci fi thriller to pretentious shooter. Hell it even affected the art style.
I agree. The first game was the only one in the series that I fully enjoyed. You listed a lot of things I hated about the sequels, but I don't want to write the rest because I don't have the patience to write such a long post. Lol
I still bang my head against the wall when I hear some people say that the only bad thing in ME3 was the ending, but everything else is fine... Well no!
I had the same experience with the Dragon Age series.