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"I'll always want you in my life." Miranda Lawson in Mass Effect 3
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This is so me, and I'm a girl.
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#32527
Posté 05 février 2012 - 12:50
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I thought Miri couln't have kids.JosephDucreux wrote...
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
You know what? I don't care if I'm character bashing. I can't stand the fact that Characters like Liara are getting all of the good stuff in ME3, like dialog, screen time, whatever. Why BioWare? Why give special treatment to only a few Characters? Miri is VERY important as well.
Shun me if you want! It's all the Liara fans' fault. They pushed and pushed. BioWare is no exception either. They treat Liara like she is the damn mascot!
It's not the fault of the Liara fans. It's just that Liara happens to be Mac Walter's waifu, so...massive nepotism right there. If you be blamin' anyone for pushing and wailing, blame the bucketgroupies.
Anyways, I'd like to see Shepard lead a semi-autonomous spec ops group while Miranda takes on the role of a powerful information broker while raising her kids together with Shepard. And cue paranoid about her kids Miranda.
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 12:51
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shepard1038 wrote...
I thought Miri couln't have kids.JosephDucreux wrote...
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
You know what? I don't care if I'm character bashing. I can't stand the fact that Characters like Liara are getting all of the good stuff in ME3, like dialog, screen time, whatever. Why BioWare? Why give special treatment to only a few Characters? Miri is VERY important as well.
Shun me if you want! It's all the Liara fans' fault. They pushed and pushed. BioWare is no exception either. They treat Liara like she is the damn mascot!
It's not the fault of the Liara fans. It's just that Liara happens to be Mac Walter's waifu, so...massive nepotism right there. If you be blamin' anyone for pushing and wailing, blame the bucketgroupies.
Anyways, I'd like to see Shepard lead a semi-autonomous spec ops group while Miranda takes on the role of a powerful information broker while raising her kids together with Shepard. And cue paranoid about her kids Miranda.
OPLZ Miri brought Shep back from the dead. Her infertility should be a joke by now.
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 12:56
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Check this out: Is it really happening? 
blog.bioware.com/2012/02/03/alliancenewsnet1/ That means it's in the year 2186? August to be exact! hmm 
blog.bioware.com/2012/02/03/alliancenewsnet1/ That means it's in the year 2186? August to be exact! hmm
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 01:03
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 01:19
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Christmas is going to be fun then. Is anybody even going to remember on December 25th that it's Christmas Day, or is everyone going to be too busy trying to stay alive to care?enayasoul wrote...
Check this out: Is it really happening?
#32533
Posté 05 février 2012 - 01:20
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What do you make of this as a death scene?
[quote]My mind raced. I couldn’t let the Illusive Man get his hands on whatever this base contained. That didn't mean I had to completely throw away everything this base might hold. "I want you two to scan everything you can. EDI, you too.” It wouldn't be as valuable to the Alliance as an intact base, but it was something.
Tali and I took the path to the left. Legion, the one to the right. Collector architecture gave me the creeps. The walls seemed to press in at odd angles. If I stopped, I’d hear whispers in my head. So, I didn't stop. Anything and everything Tali and I could lay our hands on was fair game: weapons, consoles, the processing tubes.
A console beeped nearby. “Keelah,” Tali whispered.
"What is it?"
"I'm not sure. Plans for some kind of heavy weapon, maybe? Looks like it was designed to take down dreadnoughts."
I barely refrained from rubbing my hands in glee. "Upload it. Be nice to get the bastards a taste of their own medicine."
“Shepard! Do you read me?” Miranda's voice cut into my headset like a knife. "They’re swarming all over us. I think I'm the only one left. We need to evac!”Gunfire sounded somewhere far away, mixed with hiss and pop of static.
Great. Just great. "We'll be there as soon as we can. Fall--"
"Shepard.” EDI’s voice was cold and implacable. “According to my scans of the lifesigns in this base, Operative Lawson is currently holding off several dozen Collectors. There is a high probability that they would make for your position should she withdraw."
And overwhelm Tali. I’d lose the plans for the weapon and whatever data she had already collected. And Miranda would probably die if I didn't tell her to withdraw. Virmire all over again. Except one choice could save data that made the difference between victory and defeat. If this had been a vid, I’d have agonized over the decision for minutes. If this had been a vid, there would have been a way to save both. But real life meant making the hard choices and making them quickly. "Hold your position, Lawson. We can't afford to lose this data.”
“Understood." Miranda's voice was like glass. "Do me a favor, commander? Keep an eye on Oriana for me?”
"Of course." Now it was my voice that cracked. Miranda and I had never gotten along. The whole "wanting to put a control chip in my head and working for terrorist organization" thing had destroyed any hope that we could ever be friends, but she had still been my executive officer. I killed people for a living and did the dirty jobs so the rest of the galaxy could sleep at night. All the more important to know where the lines were. If you sent someone under your command to her death, that last request was sacred. "I'll keep her safe."
"Thank you."
And it had all been for nothing.
[quote]My mind raced. I couldn’t let the Illusive Man get his hands on whatever this base contained. That didn't mean I had to completely throw away everything this base might hold. "I want you two to scan everything you can. EDI, you too.” It wouldn't be as valuable to the Alliance as an intact base, but it was something.
Tali and I took the path to the left. Legion, the one to the right. Collector architecture gave me the creeps. The walls seemed to press in at odd angles. If I stopped, I’d hear whispers in my head. So, I didn't stop. Anything and everything Tali and I could lay our hands on was fair game: weapons, consoles, the processing tubes.
A console beeped nearby. “Keelah,” Tali whispered.
"What is it?"
"I'm not sure. Plans for some kind of heavy weapon, maybe? Looks like it was designed to take down dreadnoughts."
I barely refrained from rubbing my hands in glee. "Upload it. Be nice to get the bastards a taste of their own medicine."
“Shepard! Do you read me?” Miranda's voice cut into my headset like a knife. "They’re swarming all over us. I think I'm the only one left. We need to evac!”Gunfire sounded somewhere far away, mixed with hiss and pop of static.
Great. Just great. "We'll be there as soon as we can. Fall--"
"Shepard.” EDI’s voice was cold and implacable. “According to my scans of the lifesigns in this base, Operative Lawson is currently holding off several dozen Collectors. There is a high probability that they would make for your position should she withdraw."
And overwhelm Tali. I’d lose the plans for the weapon and whatever data she had already collected. And Miranda would probably die if I didn't tell her to withdraw. Virmire all over again. Except one choice could save data that made the difference between victory and defeat. If this had been a vid, I’d have agonized over the decision for minutes. If this had been a vid, there would have been a way to save both. But real life meant making the hard choices and making them quickly. "Hold your position, Lawson. We can't afford to lose this data.”
“Understood." Miranda's voice was like glass. "Do me a favor, commander? Keep an eye on Oriana for me?”
"Of course." Now it was my voice that cracked. Miranda and I had never gotten along. The whole "wanting to put a control chip in my head and working for terrorist organization" thing had destroyed any hope that we could ever be friends, but she had still been my executive officer. I killed people for a living and did the dirty jobs so the rest of the galaxy could sleep at night. All the more important to know where the lines were. If you sent someone under your command to her death, that last request was sacred. "I'll keep her safe."
"Thank you."
And it had all been for nothing.
#32534
Posté 05 février 2012 - 01:21
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I think people are to Devastated to celebrate Christmas Day.Td1984 wrote...
Christmas is going to be fun then. Is anybody even going to remember on December 25th that it's Christmas Day, or is everyone going to be too busy trying to stay alive to care?enayasoul wrote...
Check this out: Is it really happening?
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 01:45
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Yeah, that's what I was thinking.shepard1038 wrote...
I think people are to Devastated to celebrate Christmas Day.Td1984 wrote...
Christmas is going to be fun then. Is anybody even going to remember on December 25th that it's Christmas Day, or is everyone going to be too busy trying to stay alive to care?enayasoul wrote...
Check this out: Is it really happening?
#32536
Posté 05 février 2012 - 02:11
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@jtav that was well written but I would preffered if they were romanced it would have more emotional
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 02:12
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Considering he'll be sleeping with Oriana in a few chapters, no, no it wouldn't.
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 02:25
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@jtav uhhhhhh.....
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 02:33
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[quote]ClanMacnab wrote...
[quote]jtav wrote...
What do you make of this as a death scene?
[quote]My mind raced. I couldn’t let the Illusive Man get his hands on whatever this base contained. That didn't mean I had to completely throw away everything this base might hold. "I want you two to scan everything you can. EDI, you too.” It wouldn't be as valuable to the Alliance as an intact base, but it was something.
Tali and I took the path to the left. Legion, the one to the right. Collector architecture gave me the creeps. The walls seemed to press in at odd angles. If I stopped, I’d hear whispers in my head. So, I didn't stop. Anything and everything Tali and I could lay our hands on was fair game: weapons, consoles, the processing tubes.
A console beeped nearby. “Keelah,” Tali whispered.
"What is it?"
"I'm not sure. Plans for some kind of heavy weapon, maybe? Looks like it was designed to take down dreadnoughts."
I barely refrained from rubbing my hands in glee. "Upload it. Be nice to get the bastards a taste of their own medicine."
“Shepard! Do you read me?” Miranda's voice cut into my headset like a knife. "They’re swarming all over us. I think I'm the only one left. We need to evac!”Gunfire sounded somewhere far away, mixed with hiss and pop of static.
Great. Just great. "We'll be there as soon as we can. Fall--"
"Shepard.” EDI’s voice was cold and implacable. “According to my scans of the lifesigns in this base, Operative Lawson is currently holding off several dozen Collectors. There is a high probability that they would make for your position should she withdraw."
And overwhelm Tali. I’d lose the plans for the weapon and whatever data she had already collected. And Miranda would probably die if I didn't tell her to withdraw. Virmire all over again. Except one choice could save data that made the difference between victory and defeat. If this had been a vid, I’d have agonized over the decision for minutes. If this had been a vid, there would have been a way to save both. But real life meant making the hard choices and making them quickly. "Hold your position, Lawson. We can't afford to lose this data.”
“Understood." Miranda's voice was like glass. "Do me a favor, commander? Keep an eye on Oriana for me?”
"Of course." Now it was my voice that cracked. Miranda and I had never gotten along. The whole "wanting to put a control chip in my head and working for terrorist organization" thing had destroyed any hope that we could ever be friends, but she had still been my executive officer. I killed people for a living and did the dirty jobs so the rest of the galaxy could sleep at night. All the more important to know where the lines were. If you sent someone under your command to her death, that last request was sacred. "I'll keep her safe."
"Thank you."
And it had all been for nothing.[/quote]
Good. But there is absolutely no way my Shepard could not at the very least like and admire Miranda. It looks like you're actually saying that though, with the allusion to something steamy upcoming with Oriana.
[quote]jtav wrote...
What do you make of this as a death scene?
[quote]My mind raced. I couldn’t let the Illusive Man get his hands on whatever this base contained. That didn't mean I had to completely throw away everything this base might hold. "I want you two to scan everything you can. EDI, you too.” It wouldn't be as valuable to the Alliance as an intact base, but it was something.
Tali and I took the path to the left. Legion, the one to the right. Collector architecture gave me the creeps. The walls seemed to press in at odd angles. If I stopped, I’d hear whispers in my head. So, I didn't stop. Anything and everything Tali and I could lay our hands on was fair game: weapons, consoles, the processing tubes.
A console beeped nearby. “Keelah,” Tali whispered.
"What is it?"
"I'm not sure. Plans for some kind of heavy weapon, maybe? Looks like it was designed to take down dreadnoughts."
I barely refrained from rubbing my hands in glee. "Upload it. Be nice to get the bastards a taste of their own medicine."
“Shepard! Do you read me?” Miranda's voice cut into my headset like a knife. "They’re swarming all over us. I think I'm the only one left. We need to evac!”Gunfire sounded somewhere far away, mixed with hiss and pop of static.
Great. Just great. "We'll be there as soon as we can. Fall--"
"Shepard.” EDI’s voice was cold and implacable. “According to my scans of the lifesigns in this base, Operative Lawson is currently holding off several dozen Collectors. There is a high probability that they would make for your position should she withdraw."
And overwhelm Tali. I’d lose the plans for the weapon and whatever data she had already collected. And Miranda would probably die if I didn't tell her to withdraw. Virmire all over again. Except one choice could save data that made the difference between victory and defeat. If this had been a vid, I’d have agonized over the decision for minutes. If this had been a vid, there would have been a way to save both. But real life meant making the hard choices and making them quickly. "Hold your position, Lawson. We can't afford to lose this data.”
“Understood." Miranda's voice was like glass. "Do me a favor, commander? Keep an eye on Oriana for me?”
"Of course." Now it was my voice that cracked. Miranda and I had never gotten along. The whole "wanting to put a control chip in my head and working for terrorist organization" thing had destroyed any hope that we could ever be friends, but she had still been my executive officer. I killed people for a living and did the dirty jobs so the rest of the galaxy could sleep at night. All the more important to know where the lines were. If you sent someone under your command to her death, that last request was sacred. "I'll keep her safe."
"Thank you."
And it had all been for nothing.[/quote]
Good. But there is absolutely no way my Shepard could not at the very least like and admire Miranda. It looks like you're actually saying that though, with the allusion to something steamy upcoming with Oriana.
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#32540
Posté 05 février 2012 - 02:36
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I, for one, quite like the spin on things. Thumbs up.
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 02:37
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Wow.jtav wrote...
Considering he'll be sleeping with Oriana in a few chapters, no, no it wouldn't.
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 02:43
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JosephDucreux wrote...
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
You know what? I don't care if I'm character bashing. I can't stand the fact that Characters like Liara are getting all of the good stuff in ME3, like dialog, screen time, whatever. Why BioWare? Why give special treatment to only a few Characters? Miri is VERY important as well.
Shun me if you want! It's all the Liara fans' fault. They pushed and pushed. BioWare is no exception either. They treat Liara like she is the damn mascot!
It's not the fault of the Liara fans. It's just that Liara happens to be Mac Walter's waifu, so...massive nepotism right there. If you be blamin' anyone for pushing and wailing, blame the bucketgroupies.
Anyways, I'd like to see Shepard lead a semi-autonomous spec ops group while Miranda takes on the role of a powerful information broker while raising her kids together with Shepard. And cue paranoid about her kids Miranda.
I brought a relationship with Liara into the second part of the story (hope we can still remain friends, Joe). It created a huge cunundrum for me. My swashbuckling rogue Shepard wants a deep relationship with both of these women and in one scenario that is exactly what he is doing. We'll see how that works out...
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 02:48
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I'd pay extra for a respectful, genuine romance between the three. Liara/Miranda is my OTP, and this is as close as I can come to canon.
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 02:52
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What's OTP?jtav wrote...
I'd pay extra for a respectful, genuine romance between the three. Liara/Miranda is my OTP, and this is as close as I can come to canon.
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 02:54
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One True Pairing. In this context, favorite romantic pairing in Mass Effect.
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 02:58
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While we're being open, mine is probably Zaeed/Chakwas.
...yep.
...yep.
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 03:02
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My Maleshep wouldn't mind having both Liara and Miranda. hah! But Miranda won't share him. 
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 03:04
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Why did Kasumi said to Shepard: Just how geneticly modified is she, what does that Mean?
And was she spying on Shepard and Miranda in the Engine Room?
And was she spying on Shepard and Miranda in the Engine Room?
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Posté 05 février 2012 - 03:08
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jtav wrote...
I'd pay extra for a respectful, genuine romance between the three. Liara/Miranda is my OTP, and this is as close as I can come to canon.
If you had both Miranda and Liara together with you in LotSB the interplay between the three was extraordinary. Watch carefully what happens right before the fight with the Shadow Broker and right after Shepard and Liara defeat him. I think there may be room for the three of them together in a epilogue. We'll see what the writers ultimately have to say about that.
The tricky part of this possible story arc is how Miranda and Liara may develop a relationship between one another with Shepard as the catalyst.
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