Holy ****, that's a game changer right there! I swear to god, it's like they read my mind, I was just telling my friends how cool it would be to be a ship droid and BAM. Damn it Bioware, you already released Mass Effect 3 on my birthday and now this? I think it's time we got married.

First off - I eventually chose to save Renata, I only wish I had the option to ***** slap the guy who wanted her. Duke...what's his face? God, I hate trying to remember all the damn names lol. But now a response to most of the posts in this thread: In every Bioware game I've played (that is to say, all of them from Planescape to this) I've just played according to what I feel I'd do in those situations rather then rolling a character who is nothing like me. For example in Baldur's Gate I could never bring myself to make evil decisions because I knew I'd never do that myself, and I like to feel that it's me in the game rather then some character. I've tried playing games as a character and found that I got bored of this very quickly, if I want to experience a character's life I'll write a story, a game is something I want to immerse myself in rather then immerse a proxy. But in this game (and while this frustrates me to no end, I do love it to pieces) I can't run it with that play style, because honestly I don't know what I'd do. As a Sith I feel I would let my anger control me at some points, but the good in me is always coming up for air and I can't figure out which would override the other. It's not just the Sith Warrior I have this problem with (I'm not even sure it's right to call it a problem) it's also true with my Trooper and Bounty Hunter, but funnily enough I never have this problem with my Smuggler (probably because the Light side options for Smuggler feel like someone wrote it just for me and who I am).

I don't understand all the people complaining that he's the only rom option, last I heard Pierce was DS romance option. Plus Quinn is too cute, maybe a little insecure but that comes with the territory he's been in. Haven't gotten to the big B yet but I'm fairly sure I'll keep loving Quinn almost as much as I love Corso. Because **** yeah, CORSO RIGGS~!

Every *********** time I have a choice I have no idea what the **** to do. Like, the evil in me wants me to give Renata over to the Duke because she's a *****, but the woman in me is yelling that if I do that I'm a horrible sexist person. And then Quinn seems to favor screwing her over and now I don't know what to do! DAMNIT QUINN YOU'RE MEANT TO BE THE LIGHTSIDE ROMANCE. This happens EVERY. DAMN. CHOICE. I have huge arguements with myself over what to do, and just argue myself into a corner where I realise both sides have the same merits and flaws! DAMNIT BIOWARE. I HATE YOU. So for now a poll: **** Renata or Save Renata Go. I swear to god I'm just going to post and post and post every time I get ****ed over with indecisiveness and leave the decisions to other people.

I've only done two romances to any length, the Trooper and Smuggler one. I really liked Aric to begin with, he's a hard *** but a fair one, and that sort of resonated for me but then the romance started and it was the most awkward and forced thing ever. I just couldn't get into it, it ruined my enjoyment of the Trooper If I could get with Dorne I think I'd be much happier, but oh well... But Corso, Corso was like a romantic dream. Nothing too flashy or special from first glance, I was a bit put off by his gentleman mindset and he obsession with guns at first, but then I actually felt like I got to know him. He seems so set on travelling and seeing the world beyond the farm, and then you realise that deep down he's the kind of man who really is just looking for the right place to settle down. He just melted my heart, and his adorable chivalry became something I loved, even his 'farmboy' title kind of became something I felt was endearing. So, ATM I'm saying Corso is the best romance I've experienced, it's better than any other that I know of in any game.

I think it would be best to allow advanced class changes but with a high credit cost, fairly similar to the re-set for talent tree. While I have no sympathy for people who don't realise a choice is permanent, I can see that it's definitely worth having a change feature in the game - but it shouldn't be easy. This is a game that makes a big noise about the fact that your choices have consequences rather than just being able to plod along without that sort of responsibility.

I've been juggling classes for a while, currently I'm tied up with my Trooper not because I love Aric (he just... I don't know, he just doesn't make me feel like I'm romancing him) but more because I like Elara more than him and can't wait for the same-sex romances to come in and the quest line has always made me feel excited about what happens next, but that's kind of beside the point. I've tried all the classes, so far the only one with a good romance I've found is Corso (I'll spare you my fangasms), but the Smuggler story has me twiddling my thumbs because I just want to kill Skavak and the more a trudge onward the further from my goal I get... Besides that I haven't gotten far enough in the story lines and companion quests to figure out whether I like them or not. So I just want other people's opinion! What is the best class for story AND romance FOR a woman playing AS a woman?

What's the poem like? Roses are red Violets are blue I'm totally The guy for you

I always have trouble making choices in games like this. I mean, ok, so in WoW I pretty much always choose to be a healer since that's just how I role. (And no, this isn't going to be me saying 'HOMG WOW IS SO MUCH BETTER', because screw Blizzard, Bioware will always own my soul.) But when it comes to choosing Trooper specs, I just don't know which way to go. I want to be a healer, but for God's sake! I'm a trooper! I want to kick the snot out of everything and be able to withstand the blows of even the strongest Sith. So I'd like another opinion: So, which is better? Which should I pick?

Ollie Ollie Octionfree Corso Riggs is right for me He has guns all in his trunk Bet he has some real big junk

Anyone? Does anyone know the dialogues to report the guy? I need to be sure I've missed them and need to start over~!

Eugh... I think I might have missed it again. Does anyone know when I get a chance to report this again?

Oh thank god. So it doesn't effect the story or anything, right?

Not sure where else to put this So, this solider has been talking to me as part of the trooper stuff and asked me to report his superior, in the following dialogue to get further in trooper storyline I think I missed doing this. Is there any way I can undo that or do I have to start over from scratch?