Ieldra2 wrote...
jtav wrote...
Ieldra, remember how you said people would be screaming their heads off if my "Ghost" scenario were in the game. It doesn't look so bad next to nobody but Team Dextro being on the team, ever. I think I'd prefer a few death retcons to this.
Me, too, but I think "Miranda reconstructed as an AI" would be a huge hurdle for most people to accept. Even it meant we'd have her present almost all the time, I think most people would prefer what ME3 appears to give us. I find it extremely fascinating, but then, I'm always attracted by the unusual and tend to find the normal boring. The average player of the ME games does not appear to share that outlook. My impression is that most players are attracted by the mere appearance of the exotic, but god forbid that something *really* exotic happens. That could challenge people's preconceptions. Can't have that.
/sarcasm
I can easily wrap my mind around any of these four concepts:
A: Miranda as an AI as portrayed by jtav, with her and Shepard exploring each other well beyond their physical relationship and unencumbered from the physical aspect of it, but aching from the loss of it .
B: Shepard holding on to Miranda through a relationship with her genetically identical but younger sister; a concept that would lay bare complex emotions, the similarities, and the differences of the two women due to their different life experiences. (Go ahead, call that creepy if you want, but be prepared to be called narrow-minded if you say it)
C: A Shepard desperately seeking to find a way to 'resurrect' the Lazurus project in an effort to give Miranda the gift of life back just the way that she did for him.
D: A combination of all of the above tied into a nice neat package with a bow wrapped around it...
Modifié par ClanMacNab, 28 janvier 2012 - 06:33 .