strive wrote...
I know lots of speculation and looking into the future going on right now.. but I gotta ask what Miranda's fans.. think of the "Damn it you're right" dialogue choice when breaking up with her.
I had never done it until today.. It skyrocketed up to one of my favorite Mass Effect 2 scenes..
Damn it -- you're right.
Shepard lowers his head and shifts around.
Shepard: This isn't the time to be getting involved, is it?
Miranda lifts her head to look at Shepard.
Miranda: No. I don't think it is.
Miranda stands up moves closer to Shepard.
Shepard: Maybe someday, after we save the galaxy?
Miranda and Shepard lightly grip each other's hands. Miranda smiles...
Miranda: Let's see how it goes. Until then... friends?
Shepard nods and Miranda walks back to her desk.
I'm making a save with this option and hoping in ME3 we finally get to be involved.. or better yet why couldn't she of tried to show up anyways before the Omega 4 jump with her mind changed? Considering how TERRIBLE the other two options are in that part of the romance(get you in bed line and the even worse "you want this" lines).
Thoughts? On this particular scene? It felt to me like one of the most romantic parts in the game.. a shame it is the "break up dialogue".
I fully agree. The thing is it doesn't sound like breaking up dialogue but more like a promise for the future. That's what makes it so romantic. I've not been using it because I fear it was intended as a breaking-up dialogue. If I knew that I could continue the romance in ME3 regardless, I'd select that option for my main Shepard. Since my first game of ME3 won't be with my main Shepard, it is even possible I'll replay ME2 from that scene once I know we will get to take up the romance again in ME3 even if we stopped it here.
Both other options in this particular scene are not quite satisfying. I've always said "I just want to get you into bed" is a joke to lighten the mood, but even so it's not quite satisfactory, and "what matters is how we feel" is so incredibly cheesy that I can't bring myself to using it. Ever.
So.....should it turn out that we can take up the delayed romance again in ME3 after using this option in ME2, my opinion of the romance as a whole will go up considerably. Not that I really dislike it at the moment, but the options in this part of the scene in particular have always been less than satisfactory.