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I Like Sloane
There, I said it.
I know you(Bioware) want me to pick Reyes, and made her one of the few killable characters in the game, but she's straight with me and the world, has a beautifully complicated ba...
Sloane great pick
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I've played out saving Sloane and I have to say that if I met even a hint of that Sloane beforehand, my decision would have proven more difficult.
Makes me feel like Sloane is forced in someway. Like it was almost their intent to make us not like Sloane. But it seems forced to have her show me virtually no respect at all until I save her life or to have her start to show me the amount she does after I save her.
At least that's what I wonder about.
@PretzleMe wrote:
I've played out saving Sloane and I have to say that if I met even a hint of that Sloane beforehand, my decision would have proven more difficult.
Makes me feel like Sloane is forced in someway. Like it was almost their intent to make us not like Sloane. But it seems forced to have her show me virtually no respect at all until I save her life or to have her start to show me the amount she does after I save her.
At least that's what I wonder about.
Who does give us respect Mr. Dangerfield? Remember the Nexus are not starting from the point of sworn enemies.
I think she passes on shooting me in the face when we first meet out of mad respect for the cojones of Nexus coming into her house and asking for something to be done that doesn't benefit her - just Nexus... and then to swipe a gun and point it at them? Either got a death wish or knows something she doesn't... and either way hella loco.
Lol, Dangerfield.
But to answer your question... Most people seem to give us some respect and or not talk down to us. Even on Kadara (even her right hand). This is what made it so noticeable to/for me the individuals that don't. Such as Addison and Sloane.
I'm not saying they don't have their reasons for initially being disrespectful. Some people are just like that and or that is their way of handling not knowing you or and or whether to trust you or not.
But there's ways to handle that while still being civil and without being disrespectful.
@PretzleMe wrote:
I've played out saving Sloane and I have to say that if I met even a hint of that Sloane beforehand, my decision would have proven more difficult.
Makes me feel like Sloane is forced in someway. Like it was almost their intent to make us not like Sloane. But it seems forced to have her show me virtually no respect at all until I save her life or to have her start to show me the amount she does after I save her.
At least that's what I wonder about.
I guess they wanted to write Sloane in a way similar to Loghain from Dragon Age 1: a controversial character, who had been laid out as a "cool" hero in a backstory book, that has a lot of redeeming factors, but uses wrong means to achieve own goals, and is, well... seriously delusional. And they mixed Bhelen vs. Renvil as far as story goes.
In my opinion the have hardly succeeded - Sloane is not the same paygrade as Loghain was; and the choice is not communicated to players as well as it was for dwarven lords. But, well, since so many people like Sloane, perhaps they succeeded after all?
it's not so much like sloane, as opposed to thinking sloane will stab you in the eye... were as reyes will stab you in the back.
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not that i actually see things this way, just some do.
Huh, check the title for the topic again? ;-)
