http://www.fanfictio...43790/1/Moments
Author: Stradivarium
Modifié par tommyt_1994, 28 août 2010 - 06:08 .
Modifié par tommyt_1994, 28 août 2010 - 06:08 .
I agree with you here somewhat. I could imagine their relationship possibly reaching that type of care-free level down the road, but not as soon as the author displays it. I dont want to spoil it, but there are probably some details you will dislike down the road as well, if you continue reading. It certainly isn't perfect, but it's a fun read in my opinion. There also isn't as many hardships as I would imagine Miranda and Shep having to trudge through, and the few that do pop up are resolved too quickly. But he/she created them as a series of one-shots, not a continuing story really. I think he/she also wrote them very spaced out, so they use a lot of the same phrases way too often which can be annyoing. The author writes out "Commander Shepard, twice savior of the galaxy..." a million times, and refers to Miranda as the XO quite often. But it's possible to get through them. About the ump-teenth time seening those phrases, I just began not even reading them and reading past them without really thinking about it.Ieldra2 wrote...
Thanks for breaking the silence, tommy. I just got up and was shocked. Shocked, I say. Only two posts in the whole night....
Regarding the scenes, they're nice enough in themselves but Miranda is not recognizeable enough. At least in the first three. Granted, we have no way to know how she'll behave in a relationship, but IMO it's all too generic, tropes projected on Miranda without thinking enough of whether they'd apply. Some things are also subtly off. For instance, I can't imagine she doesn't already know everything in those files of Mordin's. At least in theory.
Modifié par tommyt_1994, 28 août 2010 - 06:34 .
That's not exactly a recommendation for a story.tommyt_1994 wrote...
But it's possible to get through them.
Modifié par Ieldra2, 28 août 2010 - 07:25 .
Yeahhhhh I actually read that line today and it made me go "huh???". It looks like the author just took a character he/she liked,and applied how he/she wanted to see her as as apposed to who her character is. There are some aspects of this fic I like, and some I extremely hate. An un-expected pregnancy(which was due to Miranda forgetting to replace her birth control implants which seems very OOC to me) , a marriage proposal mid-battle, and Miri/Shep getting wasted and having sex in a dark booth at Afterlife are three that I very much dislike. They're way too OOC and appear to be the author's fantasy and not very realistic when it comes to the characters. I have been looking for some well written Miranda fic's on fanfiction.net but there's a million to go through, and I would have to read them all to find the good ones. Have any suggestions?Ieldra2 wrote...
That's not exactly a recommendation for a story.tommyt_1994 wrote...
But it's possible to get through them.
Well, maybe I'll have more to say after I'm through with them. Probably not, though.
Edit:
So much for that. A sentence like this:
"He always knew there was a real woman beneath her professional façade."
Makes me go up the wall.This looks more and more like the kind of Miranda fanfic better left unwritten.
Modifié par tommyt_1994, 28 août 2010 - 07:13 .
The OP has some links, in case you hadn't noticede. I particularly like "Operation Forseti". Also fongiel24's "Rebirth" and jtav's "Be All Our Sins Remembered". LuxDragon's "Fight for the Lost" has a nice rewrite of a Miranda scene as well. Haven't read the others in some time to compare. Otherwise, I'm not browsing ff.net at the moment - too occupied with my own story.tommyt_1994 wrote...
I have been looking for some well written Miranda fic's on fanfiction.net but there's a million to go through, and I would have to read them all to find the good ones. Have any suggestions?
Alright thanks, I'll check the OP. Good luck on your storyIeldra2 wrote...
The OP has some links, in case you hadn't noticede. I particularly like "Operation Forseti". Also fongiel24's "Rebirth" and jtav's "Be All Our Sins Remembered". LuxDragon's "Fight for the Lost" has a nice rewrite of a Miranda scene as well. Haven't read the others in some time to compare. Otherwise, I'm not browsing ff.net at the moment - too occupied with my own story.tommyt_1994 wrote...
I have been looking for some well written Miranda fic's on fanfiction.net but there's a million to go through, and I would have to read them all to find the good ones. Have any suggestions?
tommyt_1994 wrote...
Due to unknown reasons to me, this thread here is un-bearably slow today. So i thought I'd post the link to a series of one-shots I found while browsing fanfiction.net. It's basically 19 different little stories centered around Shepard's and Miranda's relationship. Most of them are, whats the word, occurring in the same universe? I'm at a loss for words. I mean that most of them are linked to each other save a few, which are easily noticed from the rest. I enjoyed probably 18 of the 19 stories. They are mainly light-hearted, but they certainly aren't all like that. There's fun, conflict, pranks, and all in-between really. They're not graphic or anything like that either. A lot of you won't like them, but I do, and maybe a few of you will. The author's opinions differ from many of yours in regards to their relationship, but nonetheless their fun to read IMO. Hope you like 'em
http://www.fanfictio...43790/1/Moments
Author: Stradivarium
Modifié par SgtPotato, 28 août 2010 - 01:30 .
Ieldra2 wrote...
My, is this dead here. Where is everyone?
Modifié par Ieldra2, 28 août 2010 - 05:40 .
It depends. If the truth about the Reaper threat finally gets out, it will not be plausible that he does. Otherwise, no idea what Bioware intends. I don't think there are too many opportunities for sub-plots like this.PTSTormgarde wrote...
Do you think Big Lawson (Miranda's father) will attempt anything against you in Mass Effect 3?
From what Miranda trusts us, he is a ruthless man with ambition and lots of credits, which makes you ponder whether he is some sort of space-tycoon (bad naming) or actually the boss of a criminal group (which I see as the most probable) Either way, I bet he simply doesn't want any involvement with a Spectre or is unaware of Miranda's whereabouts.
Modifié par Elyvern, 28 août 2010 - 08:06 .
Bolded bit is good reason why cerebrus won't get rid of himElyvern wrote...
It's been nagging me, but the truth is I find it very puzzling Miranda hasn't initiated any follow up actions against her father all these years. She, of all people, should know that kidnapping Oriana was a short-term solution that wouldn't prevent him from ordering the creation of more daughters. And with her sucess at escaping with her sister, she has to be conscious of the fact that her father may attempt to learn from the incident and inflict even worse horrors on his future children, like confine them to one room all their lives for security's sake, or the creation of clone units with tank-imprints like Grunt. The sheer number of possbilities are just...sick.
I can't reconcile the possibility that Miri hasn't done anything about this. For someone as astute and pragmatic as her, it's akin to an ostrich sticking its head into the sand. Granted, Cerberus may balk at opposing her father since he used to be an influential contributor, but I can't imagine her giving up a rightful cause just like that.
Ieldra2 wrote...
It depends. If the truth about the Reaper threat finally gets out, it will not be plausible that he does. Otherwise, no idea what Bioware intends. I don't think there are too many opportunities for sub-plots like this.PTSTormgarde wrote...
Do you think Big Lawson (Miranda's father) will attempt anything against you in Mass Effect 3?
From what Miranda trusts us, he is a ruthless man with ambition and lots of credits, which makes you ponder whether he is some sort of space-tycoon (bad naming) or actually the boss of a criminal group (which I see as the most probable) Either way, I bet he simply doesn't want any involvement with a Spectre or is unaware of Miranda's whereabouts.
And I don't think he's some sort of crime lord. Miranda says he's a very wealthy businessman. OK, the two aren't mutually exclusive, but I think his main business is legal.
What's changed? Didn't you say you couldn't get one? Anyway, congratulations! That will make "online life" much easier.jtav wrote...
Apologies for not being around much. I've been busy with activating my new broadband account.
Ieldra2 wrote...
What's changed? Didn't you say you couldn't get one? Anyway, congratulations! That will make "online life" much easier.jtav wrote...
Apologies for not being around much. I've been busy with activating my new broadband account.
Shadow_broker wrote...
Bolded bit is good reason why cerebrus won't get rid of himElyvern wrote...
It's been nagging me, but the truth is I find it very puzzling Miranda hasn't initiated any follow up actions against her father all these years. She, of all people, should know that kidnapping Oriana was a short-term solution that wouldn't prevent him from ordering the creation of more daughters. And with her sucess at escaping with her sister, she has to be conscious of the fact that her father may attempt to learn from the incident and inflict even worse horrors on his future children, like confine them to one room all their lives for security's sake, or the creation of clone units with tank-imprints like Grunt. The sheer number of possbilities are just...sick.
I can't reconcile the possibility that Miri hasn't done anything about this. For someone as astute and pragmatic as her, it's akin to an ostrich sticking its head into the sand. Granted, Cerberus may balk at opposing her father since he used to be an influential contributor, but I can't imagine her giving up a rightful cause just like that.
Cerebrus was spos to be protecting Orianna to full ability i think, And if her dad is as powerful as she claims then getting rid of him wouldn't be easy on her own.
I hope her Dad plays a majior Role in ME3 one of those characters like SB that i can't get out of my head
Elyvern wrote...
It's been nagging me, but the truth is I find it very puzzling Miranda hasn't initiated any follow up actions against her father all these years. She, of all people, should know that kidnapping Oriana was a short-term solution that wouldn't prevent him from ordering the creation of more daughters. And with her sucess at escaping with her sister, she has to be conscious of the fact that her father may attempt to learn from the incident and inflict even worse horrors on his future children, like confine them to one room all their lives for security's sake, or the creation of clone units with tank-imprints like Grunt. The sheer number of possbilities are just...sick.
I can't reconcile the possibility that Miri hasn't done anything about
this. For someone as astute and pragmatic as her, it's akin to an
ostrich sticking its head into the sand. Granted, Cerberus may balk at
opposing her father since he used to be an influential contributor, but I
can't imagine her giving up a rightful cause just like that.
