AgitatedLemon wrote...
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
I don't know if saying "That's not healthy" really fits saying "You still have Oriana." What do any of you think?
IIRC, "That's not healthy" was an investigate option (Or just a left-side dialogue). It would have probably benn better if it was right-side.
@edit: Not sure.
Really? I think that line was the most ridiculously cheesy line in the whole game. The only part of the Paragon path on this scene I regret missing when I choose the kiss is "Yes, your father gave you gifts, but you can be proud of what you've done with them." For anything else I very much prefer the "You're jealous/kiss" path.MisterJB wrote...
Yes, definitively. "I can't admire your body or your mind?" is, IMO, the best line in the entirety of the romance.AgitatedLemon wrote...
I disagree. I think Shepard was very sincere and caring when he delivered the "You give your father too much credit" line.
Also, it leads to another nice line in the next conversation "I care about you, Miranda, and I think you care about me."
It is a pity they were not able to follow up nicely.
You aren't serious, are you? That's not sexy. Almost the opposite of that. Romantic, however, it is, to have the woman you fall in love with also be the one who raised you from the dead.MisterJB wrote...
Oh, c'mon. Is there anything sexier than Shepard reminding Miranda that, when she first saw him in person, he was basically meat and tubes with not enough salvageable organs down there to distinguish between him and a woman?oh brother wrote...
But it can be followed up IIRC with the worst line in the whole series: "You had two years to look at my, and I was wearing a lot less than you", or something.
That just sounds deranged. Shepard was dead, Miranda was hardly getting her kicks having a peep. Properly mental.
(1) He doesn't promise not to die as she asks because, well, he can't. He hasn't total control of his survival. They're on their way to a suicide mission, remember?MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
Shepard (If you choose "No Promises"): I doesn't work that way. We could all be dead this time tomorrow...so if it's not worth it...."
Miri: *Stands up and hugs Shepard* "No, it is. Give me some time. When I'm ready, I'll come by, ok?
As much as Iike the hug, I still don't fully understand the significance of say " No Promises."
And what does Miri fully mean when she says "No, it is?"
Anyone want to enlighten me?
Cheesy is not always bad. Tough I meant the line in it's entirety including, of course, the incentive to take pride in what she accomplishes.Ieldra2 wrote...
Really? I think that line was the most ridiculously cheesy line in the whole game. The only part of the Paragon path on this scene I regret missing when I choose the kiss is "Yes, your father gave you gifts, but you can be proud of what you've done with them." For anything else I very much prefer the "You're jealous/kiss" path.
Of course I was not being serious. Sarcasm is hard to convey though writing.Ieldra2 wrote...
You aren't serious, are you? That's not sexy. Almost the opposite of that. Romantic, however, it is, to have the woman you fall in love with also be the one who raised you from the dead.
Modifié par MisterJB, 13 janvier 2012 - 07:21 .
MisterJB wrote...
Of course I was not being serious. Sarcasm is hard to convey though writing.
Note to self: always use smilies whenever you're joking.
Ieldra2 wrote...
MisterJB wrote...
Yes, definitively. "I can't admire your body or your mind?" is, IMO, the best line in the entirety of the romance.
Really? I think that line was the most ridiculously cheesy line in the whole game.
Modifié par flemm, 13 janvier 2012 - 07:49 .
Modifié par Ghost Warrior, 13 janvier 2012 - 08:04 .
Ghost Warrior wrote...
My favourite romance lines are:
- Who said anything about love? I'm just trying to get you into bed.
- You ass.
And the one about promising not to die.
Modifié par ThomGau, 13 janvier 2012 - 08:16 .
Plenty of time for that later;)ThomGau wrote...
Although this line is cheesy, I prefer it more than the " Are you jealous ? " line .
Don't get me wrong, I love both, the kiss and the " and stop smiling damn it " line are great but I feel like stealing a kiss from her .
In my opinion you provoke her (sexual tentions) and what she rather needs is someone who listens to her, comforts her about her self-esteem .
Ieldra2 wrote...
You aren't serious, are you? That's not sexy. Almost the opposite of that. Romantic, however, it is, to have the woman you fall in love with also be the one who raised you from the dead.
Modifié par ThomGau, 13 janvier 2012 - 08:45 .
ThomGau wrote...
About her being less flustered during the "renegade romance" , I agree with you, she shows much more confidence . I like this kind of game the both of them seem to play .
For my canon Shepard, I was quite hesitant about choosing the P/R path for her romance . I did at first chose the " Are you jealous " but afterwards, I didn't feel right about it, so I reloaded my save to choose the other way .
It seems it was one of the hardest decisions to make for me
I'm not sure I follow you on the " willing participant " though could you clear that up for me please ?
Modifié par ThomGau, 13 janvier 2012 - 09:00 .
Ieldra2 wrote...
You aren't serious, are you? That's not sexy. Almost the opposite of that. Romantic, however, it is, to have the woman you fall in love with also be the one who raised you from the dead.
ThomGau wrote...
Well, these two lines don't occur during the same conversation but I see your point .
The kissing scene seems appropriate to the renegade choice to me, you provoke sexual tentions and here is the consequence .
I'm not sure you can really place the " Who said anything about love " in the Paragon or in the Renegade category . Although it is on top of the wheel you don't get Paragon points for it .
Modifié par AgitatedLemon, 13 janvier 2012 - 09:57 .
AgitatedLemon wrote...
I almost think Shepard saying "Nah, I just want to get in your pants" (Paraphrased, of course) invokes more sexual tension.
Or a law suit.
Modifié par ThomGau, 13 janvier 2012 - 09:42 .
ThomGau wrote...
AgitatedLemon wrote...
I almost think Shepard saying "Nah, I just want to get in your pants" (Paraphrased, of course) invokes more sexual tension.
Or a law suit.
Come on, he was just telling a joke (at an inapropriate moment ) , there's no need to sue him . I'm sure he strongly loves her inside of him .
Modifié par AgitatedLemon, 13 janvier 2012 - 09:58 .
Question is, why would you want to?Dr. Doctor wrote...
That's the only thing with the romance, if I ever try to think of Miranda as being the Dr. Frankenstein to Shepard's monster, the whole thing quickly becomes sort of creepy.
CrutchCricket wrote...
Question is, why would you want to?Dr. Doctor wrote...
That's the only thing with the romance, if I ever try to think of Miranda as being the Dr. Frankenstein to Shepard's monster, the whole thing quickly becomes sort of creepy.
CrutchCricket wrote...
Dr. Doctor wrote...
That's the only thing with the romance, if I ever try to think of Miranda as being the Dr. Frankenstein to Shepard's monster, the whole thing quickly becomes sort of creepy.
Question is, why would you want to?
Modifié par flemm, 13 janvier 2012 - 10:29 .
flemm wrote...
CrutchCricket wrote...
Dr. Doctor wrote...
That's the only thing with the romance, if I ever try to think of Miranda as being the Dr. Frankenstein to Shepard's monster, the whole thing quickly becomes sort of creepy.
Question is, why would you want to?
Well, it's not actually analogous to that at the end of the day, but it is one of the comparisons that comes to mind.
The whole situation is fairly... unusual, actually, especially given that the romantic attachment only develops after the "resurrection," rather than prior to it. Absurd from a practical point of view, but very compelling in every other way.
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