Reed's plan is stupid and I hate that I can't tell him that. [PL SPOILERS]

[otti]

So just had this feeling that Songbird was going to screw me or she was hiding something. And this whole time I was planning on siding with Reed and I was planing on doing what he asks.

I thought this mission would play out like this:
1. Infiltrate and deceive Kurt.
2. Get the doodad from the thing
3. Escape plan with Songbird using her own plan.
4. Post-escape, betray and incapacitate Songbird.
5. Hand her over to Reed.

This just seems like the logical thing to do no?

However, when the moment to choose between betraying Reed or Songbird arrived, I found myself scratching my head. Why would I openly betray Songbird when I'm in a vulnerable position surrounded by enemies? If Songbird were to get knocked out (which doesn't happen), what would be the next course of action? Would Kurt just surrender? What about the other adversaries? This raises another question: Assuming Alex anticipated the events, she STILL succumbs to Kurt, despite being ready to slice and dice him at a moment's notice. Because she does so when you DO decide to betray Reed.

So because of this, and the way Reed talks to me after. I killed him and saved Songbird.

[Leo]

Barghest is more interesting to me than Reed, or Myers. It certainly needs new leadership though.

[mistahbungle]

Even though she was dishonest (because like me she just wanted to live...) I saved So Mi because I'm not able to be saved (at least in an 'acceptable' way) so I figured might as well give her a shot at it given she was used hard by NUSA & not saving her is far worse all round (especially for her)

Edit to add: Putting a couple bullets in that prick Reed was one of the more satisfying things I've done in the game...