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[XX55XX]

To me, Miranda came off as somewhat flat. A business-like woman who doesn't have time for any nonsense. She lacks... baggage, for the lack of a better term. All of the other characters have baggage that made them more compelling as people and, as a result, offered more avenues for conversations and relationship-building. All Miranda had was fear that her sister might be hurt by her father - suggesting an immense propensity to be protective on her part, but little else.

And yeah, she claims to have some confidence issues - but these are contradicted by her organizational acumen in the game.

For these reasons, I don't about Miranda much. You have little baggage, and a contradiction. Not compelling.

[AgitatedLemon]

Skullheart wrote...

You choose the wrong LI, now go and pick Liara, or the dextro team. BW made them to be the perfect LI.

I'm receiving that kind of vibes...

"How DARE you go after one of the few romances in the franchise that makes sense?"
 
(From Russia) With love-

Bioware.

Modifié par AgitatedLemon, 08 février 2012 - 04:39 .

[jtav]

I don't care who it ism as long as I can get my type. I simply resent wasting mental energy on Miranda if this is what she's revealed to be.

[Ieldra]

XX55XX wrote...
To me, Miranda came off as somewhat flat. A business-like woman who doesn't have time for any nonsense. She lacks... baggage, for the lack of a better term. All of the other characters have baggage that made them more compelling as people and, as a result, offered more avenues for conversations and relationship-building. All Miranda had was fear that her sister might be hurt by her father - suggesting an immense propensity to be protective on her part, but little else.

And yeah, she claims to have some confidence issues - but these are contradicted by her organizational acumen in the game.

For these reasons, I don't about Miranda much. You have little baggage, and a contradiction. Not compelling.

I don't thing "baggage" necessarily adds to a character. Apart from that, Miranda's confidence issues are real, you can be professionally competent while not so sure of yourself existentially. They are, however, misplaced, and there is some hope she'll learn that at last in ME3.

Modifié par Ieldra2, 08 février 2012 - 04:45 .

[Skullheart]

@jtav
funny, I remember you said that in ME2 Miranda needs a better man than Shepard (he didn't deserve her). And now in ME3 Shep needs a better woman than Miranda.

Modifié par Skullheart, 08 février 2012 - 04:47 .

[MisterJB]

S.A.K wrote...

Question: Will you guys be happy if the Miranda content in the final isn't that different from the leak?

Most certainly not.

shepard1038 wrote...

I would really like if Miranda was integral to the plot to stop Cerberus.

She is. Not in the extend we'd like, she is not involved in multiple missions, but what she is involved in is very important to stopping Cerberus.

[flemm]

Ieldra2 wrote...
I don't thing "baggage" necessarily adds to a character

Not necessarily, no. That said, Miranda's unresolved daddy issues are certainly "baggage" of a classic variety. It's unusual in the sense that she was the product of her father's genetic experiments. 

Modifié par flemm, 08 février 2012 - 04:48 .

[jtav]

Trust me, the irony of my frustration is not lost on me in the slightest.

[AgitatedLemon]

Does anyone think Miranda's treatment is the slightest bit fair (In comparison to the other ME2 characters)?

[jtav]

Her role is quite sizeable. She just doesn't do much that's unique to her.

[Skullheart]

She gets more than Jacob and Jack. But her role just isn't important to the main plot.

[jtav]

She gets more than anybody except Legion or Mordin, I think.

[AgitatedLemon]

Skullheart wrote...

She gets more than Jacob and Jack. But her role just isn't important to the main plot.

Well, their's Cerberus, and-

No, that's about it, really.

Honestly, one of the most important female characters in the series, and she's dropped onto the sidelines. The logic behind it is atrocious and hypocritical, and her content is somewhat pathetic (In terms of quality, not quantity). Does anyone else feel personally insulted?

Modifié par AgitatedLemon, 08 février 2012 - 05:02 .

[Skullheart]

I still think she gets less than Thane (plot relevance).

[AgitatedLemon]

Skullheart wrote...

I still think she gets less than Thane (plot relevance).

What does Thane do in regards to plot relevance? (PM)

[jtav]

I think she's about even with Thane, and what he accomplishes happens regardless.

[AgitatedLemon]

xnoxiousx wrote...

What i want know is if shes still with cerberus in me3.

She is not.

Her missions in ME3 involve actively dismantling certain Cerberus operations.

[Skullheart]

xnoxiousx wrote...

What i want know is if shes still with cerberus in me3.

Even if she stays in Cerberus she will leave the organization, for personal matters more than professional.

[wright1978]

AgitatedLemon wrote...

Does anyone think Miranda's treatment is the slightest bit fair (In comparison to the other ME2 characters)?

Think most ME2 characters have been unfairly treated. Hers is just by far the most jarring as her content really seems so poor.

[flemm]

Comparing the ME2 characters with each other is meaningless anyway. There's no reason why they should be considered as a block.

[kainee]

AgitatedLemon wrote...

Does anyone think Miranda's treatment is the slightest bit fair (In comparison to the other ME2 characters)?

Not really.
And the fact that other characters have a worst treatment doesn't make me feel better.

I won't forgive Bioware for the non squadmate status and the poor role she gets in ME3.

[S.A.K]

OK I get you are pretty unhappy about the given content for Miranda. What will make you guys happy. Its obvious she won't be a squad mate. So other than that?

[MisterJB]

jtav wrote...

I think she's about even with Thane, and what he accomplishes happens regardless.

Thane? Really, Thane? An optional character in ME2?