gaming Mass Effect: Most EVIL Renegade decision?

[CosmicHooves 2,705]

In the Mass Effect trilogy, there are two different sides of the moral spectrum when it comes to making decisions.

Paragon and Renegade.

Paragon decisions can range from saying something nice to someone to saving someone's life.

Renegade decisions can range from itty bitty lies and pranks to the most evil of and cruel of acts.

 

But here I'm specifically speaking of Renegade.

Renegade seem to be the most interesting for most people.

Some people want to see how far they actually can go.

And this is where the dark side of the game truly shows.

 

So what is the most evil Renegade decision you can make in the game?

(you may include scenes from DLCs)

 

What do I think?

In ME3, while I was shooting my way through the Asari temple, I had to make a few decisions, which I of course chose Paragon on.

But I began to get curious though what if I made a Renegade decision instead?

So I looked it up.

The scene I'm speaking of is the one where you're standing outside the Asari temple with Samara and her daughter.

Just watch this video.

 

Pure fucking evil.

Am I right?

[PoisonClaw 8,174]

Shooting Mordin Solus in the back from ME3.

 

In order to trigger this you have to 1) Kill Wrex in ME1, 2) Destroy Maelon's research data on the Genophage, thus leading to Eve's death and 3) Going along with the Salarian Dalatrass' ruse in order to gain her loyalty and support and keep it a secret the entire mission. If you try to delay Mordin once more at the tower, he'll realize what's going on and still says he going to fix things, even after you point a gun at him. 

 

 

This is an atrocity that has been built up to over the course of all three games. I'm sorry, but at that point, the Reapers should just wipe out all life in the galaxy and start over because this one action proves just how heartless the universe is. 

Edited June 15, 2015 by PoisonClaw

[MountainDrew 1,877]

Betraying and having to gun down Wrex on the Citadel in ME3 was also a decision that haunts me till this day.

 

All he wanted was for his people to be cured, he was an awesome character and an absolute badass that trusted you through all 3 of the games with the safety of his entire freaking race...then space hitler Shepard has to go doom his entire race and kill him.

 

I will NEVER play Mass Effect 3 as a Renegade character ever again.