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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Vigilance" data-source="post: 5121314" data-attributes="member: 4275">See, and this might just be me, but I felt the game did a great job of giving you enough information to make informed choices. For example: [spoiler]Zaeed isn't just a loner at recruitment. This often pointed to as a flaw in his design, but you never bond with him. You bond with him less than Jack, and I don't think they made that choice because it was easier, I think it was an artistic choice.I considered Zaeed as a fire team leader, and then remembered that little surveillance set-up he has on a laptop in his quarters- this is NOT a man who trusts anyone else on that team.For me there was also the little matter of how completely insane he was in his loyalty mission, to the point that I put a gun to his crazy-ass head. Again- he didn't consider anyone's lives- not mine, not civilians- this is not a man you want leading others, if your goal is bringing them back alive.On the other hand, since you mentioned Miranda, I felt like I grew to trust her during her loyalty mission. See, at the end of that mission, its a good vibe, you're giving her advice about her sister, helping her bond, she says she owes you, you see some rare tears from her, etc.Holding a gun to Zaeed's head? Basically telling him I'll smoke his crusty ass if he steps out of line again? Not so much on the trust thing.The thing I love most about the endgame is how it rewards you having learned your team and actually spent time thinking of them as people. Maybe I was on the same wavelength as the devs, but I went into the end without a single spoiler, and every choice seemed easy to make to me.[/spoiler]</blockquote>

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