How HEROIC you expected Ryder to be?
I forgot to ask this before.
To me, and when we were being befried about the game, Ryder was supposed to come from the unknown, and then, slowly climb up to the Heroic aspect, not really in the sa...
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I think they did a pretty good job. Most people on the Nexus don't even mention that your the pathfinder. The scientists only care that your connected to SAM, heck, even Reyes only cares about SAM in the beginning. Actually, most people seem to only care about SAM and not you as a person. Your just the means to let them access SAM. Suvi greets SAM before she greets Ryder on the Tempest. Addison never seems to really trust you and only likes you because you annoy Tann. Kesh will tell you to slow down and speaks very plainly to you. Tann knows his welfare is completely tied to yours. Only the people you save, seem to gush over you. Even the people who run Meridian seem to think your time for being important is over. I think one says that your job is done pathfinder. Does this mean we can get a dlc that allows off to run off with PeeBee and explore to our heart's content? Maybe we can start our own farm and have a family? It would be great if BioWare welcomed the modding community.
I expected him to be just a grunt, but he can hold himself well. Still, it doesn't stop me of wanting to be Alec Ryder instead.
@IIIPripyaTIII wrote:
I expected him to be just a grunt, but he can hold himself well. Still, it doesn't stop me of wanting to be Alec Ryder instead.
Yup, if I am to play Mass Effect, 1st choice would be Shep, 2nd Alec. Ok lets take Ryder out from Mass Effect and put this character with his personality onto another game, perhaps he wouldnt have such large shoes to fill, less pressure to perform so to say. He may even be a better rogue class in another game with his soft approach to things. Personally I prefer my protagonist like Shepard, Alec Ryder, like the Witcher. Man's man... He can still be a level 1 rookie but the "Man's Man" personality is still there.
"Soldiers like the Commander are rare. Men like Shepard... even more rare."... David Anderson.
We almost started romancing between ourselves to help their writers get it right.
I oddly feel connected to Scott, because I'm normally a 'nice guy'. But surely, many things I would still do differently, perhaps even with some kicking a$$. I believe in tough love, kick the face but support not to fall later, things like that.
