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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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@Kondaru wrote:If I don't shoot him I am no more or less an ally than I ever was AND all I did was prevent him from killing Sloane. The 'war' that follows is all on him/them - as is any cleanup action if Sloane dies. I can't claim credit for shortening any bloodshed - nor do I get the blame if blood flows. Not my war to start or stop.
You are absolutely right - from Ryder's perspective. From perspective of Collective agents: You just decided that many more of them will die in a war that could have been avoided (without Sloane Outcasts surprisingly easily disperse). So when You visit Collective's hidden base again they are fully aware that probably more then half or them will die because of Your decision. Is it surprising that they believe You to be their enemy?
Heh. They never thought I was a potential ally, so, no. I did not find them continuing to shoot at me on sight disingenuous. I found it harder to believe they were shooting at me regularly while they were trying to convince me they were the side to pick over Sloane. I fail to see why they decided that would be an effective recruitment tool. 🙂
@jpcerutti1 wrote:Heh. They never thought I was a potential ally, so, no. I did not find them continuing to shoot at me on sight disingenuous. I found it harder to believe they were shooting at me regularly while they were trying to convince me they were the side to pick over Sloane. I fail to see why they decided that would be an effective recruitment tool. 🙂
Uh... Perhaps they were... You know... Presenting their guns to You. Just to display how worthy they are, and how well armed. Probably they were not gunning for You, it is just that their *aim* was lacking... But... Well, uh... Your Ryder is still alive... So *seemingly* they were not really trying to kill him/her, right? Right... 😇 😃
Yes, I find it a bit hilarious that both Outcasts and Collective random mobs are automatically attacking Ryder in badlands. It is obviously for gameplay purpose, and Devs put some really odd comments in-game to "explain" the fact (like that "badlands are free to all" or something). It is quite similar to the mages/templars thing in DAI on the first open world map (Hinterlands), but I still believe it made much more sense in DAI than it makes in MEA. :-(
@Kondaru wrote:
@jpcerutti1 wrote:Heh. They never thought I was a potential ally, so, no. I did not find them continuing to shoot at me on sight disingenuous. I found it harder to believe they were shooting at me regularly while they were trying to convince me they were the side to pick over Sloane. I fail to see why they decided that would be an effective recruitment tool. 🙂
Uh... Perhaps they were... You know... Presenting their guns to You. Just to display how worthy they are, and how well armed. Probably they were not gunning for You, it is just that their *aim* was lacking... But... Well, uh... Your Ryder is still alive... So *seemingly* they were not really trying to kill him/her, right? Right... 😇 😃
Yes, I find it a bit hilarious that both Outcasts and Collective random mobs are automatically attacking Ryder in badlands. It is obviously for gameplay purpose, and Devs put some really odd comments in-game to "explain" the fact (like that "badlands are free to all" or something). It is quite similar to the mages/templars thing in DAI on the first open world map (Hinterlands), but I still believe it made much more sense in DAI than it makes in MEA. :-(
in dai i just figured it was the red lerium causing both the rogue templar and insane mages to massacre... ah, just about everybody, because i doubt raiding a few war ravaged farmers repeatedly would pay for enough lerium to fuel a coffee pot, let alone either side of that particular conflict.
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