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[AgitatedLemon]

Dr. Doctor wrote...

AgitatedLemon wrote...

I actually expect Miranda to appear less like a model, considering her being on the run. I'm just saying I don't want her dying, Lazarus'd, and still looking like Zuko. Some facial scars wouldn't bother me though, so long as they didn't distort her face in a radical fashion.

As for Enzo, I'd be cool if he and Shepard were nu-Cerberus soldiers. Rather, Shepard led the soldiers, and Enzo was his 2IC. Oleg could do... What he does, and Miranda would organize the whole thing and make the plans.

I like that idea. Petrovsky's survival, the fact that Infiltrator is giving us a protagonist that has a Cerberus background who becomes "one of the good guys" and the precident that Bioware has for putting characters from its mobile games into the main  releases (Miranda and Jacob), and the fact that there's no information about Miranda and the organization brought up in the leak I'm starting to wonder if all of this is related.

Possible, but part of me is still skeptical.

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Modifié par AgitatedLemon, 10 février 2012 - 05:46 .

[Ieldra]

android654 wrote...
Because I don't think she's unbelievably gorgeous? I can think of three poeple I know off the top of my head that look like her. She's very good looking, no doubt, but she's not some unknown beauty that has been introduced like a new element.

Ah...the voice of reason. Thank you!

[Skullheart]

Dr. Doctor wrote...
I like that idea. Petrovsky's survival, the fact that Infiltrator is giving us a protagonist that has a Cerberus background who becomes "one of the good guys" and the precident that Bioware has for putting characters from its mobile games into the main  releases (Miranda and Jacob), and the fact that there's no information about Miranda and the organization brought up in the leak I'm starting to wonder if all of this is related.

Enzo and Petrovski might be related in ME3, but I doubt any of them can have any contact with Miranda. The main (and only logical reason from bioware) is because she might be dead.

[husky husk]

same outfit but can't tell if the cerberus logo is still there hmmmm

[ME3Shepard]

What was classified? pm?

[husky husk]

ME3Shepard wrote...

What was classified? pm?

sent

[husky husk]

jreezy wrote...

husky husk wrote...

ME3Shepard wrote...

What was classified? pm?

sent

Too late grasshopper. It has already been done.

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another time, MacLeod!

[ME3Shepard]

Thanks. I was pretty sure that's what you guys were talking about. Was secretly hoping for the screenshot tho

[Vertigo_1]

LOL, somehow I always get involved in these things...

Modifié par Vertigo_1, 10 février 2012 - 07:21 .

[ME3Shepard]

Vertigo_1 wrote...

LOL, somehow I always get involved in these things...

*Ahem* you wouldn't uh, happen to have a certain image saved would you? 

[trynell]

husky husk wrote...

same outfit but can't tell if the cerberus logo is still there hmmmm

 i also have the same doubt..!  

[Ieldra]

Dr. Doctor wrote...

AgitatedLemon wrote...
So Miranda has to look like a zombie, but Shepard can get off scot-free?

I mean, he decompressed, fell into atmosphere and burned to a crisp, and then snap froze (Some debris probably fell on him too). If the Lazarus loading screens are to be taken seriously, there was little more than a couple fragments of bone and some frozen tissue and sinew. He came out no worse for wear.

And that's only first generation Lazarus tech. I'm partial to having a slightly banged-up Miranda in ME3, life on the run or working with Cerberus when its on a war footing probably doesn't leave much time for maintaining one's personal appearance.

I wouldn't mind a scar or two, but RenShep looks awful. I've hated the concept of "Renegade scarring" like no other feature since ME2 came out, and apart from the sheer ugliness, it would remind me too much of that.

On another note, I'm starting to get the feeling that there's a few things about Cerberus in ME3 that wern't brought up in the leak. Petrovsky and his ship the Elberus survive Invasion and its hinted at that he's not entirely happy with TIM's actions. There's no reference in the leaks to Miranda dealing with Cerberus, also Infiltrator gives us Randall Enzo, who's also become dissatisfied with the organization.

Who's up for a rogue Cerberus cell? Petrovsky's got the ship and the crew, Miranda's able to work out solutions to almost anything, and Enzo...well he at least seems more interesting than Jacob. We'll have the Cerberus equivalent of the A-Team.

Looks good. But dare I hope for something like that? As an aside, you forgot to include Kelly - for the alien...er...."contacts".

[Ieldra]

[quote]jtav wrote...
Here's a hypothetical for you:

If you could have Maranda back, but not in the form you were familiar with, would you take the offer? Like an android or clone programmed with her memories? A Lazarus cyborg?[/quote][/quote]
Yes. If her personality was intact and she would be free to act (no control chip or something). They did it for Shepard, so why nor for Miranda. Anyway this would be preferable to not having her back at all, and even preferable to having her back with core character traits cut off.

[Ieldra]

JosephDucreux wrote...

In heaven, all games have their storylines written by Christopher Nolan and Mark Boal (Hurt Locker), their cutscenes are all directed by Christopher Nolan, the dialog written by Quentin Tarantino, the VAs are cast by Bioware, the gameplay is designed by Valve, Obsidian and EA Digital Illusions, the QA testing is done by Valve, the balancing is done by EA Digital Illusions as well, and the release schedule is set by Capcom.

In hell, the games all have their storylines written by William C Dietz, Mac Walters and the rest of Bioware's writer team, the cutscene director is Michael Bay, the VAs are cast by Capcom, the dialog is written by Willie Dietz, Mac Walters and BW's writing team, the QA testing is done by Obsidian, the gameplay is done by Square Enix, the balancing is done by Valve, and the release schedule is ALSO set by Valve.

Guys, I think we're in hell.

I beg to differ. ME3's writing is very good - for a game, anyway. Only Miranda's parts are unsatisfactory so far. And since the last game by Square Enix I played is Deux Ex: Human Revolution, which almost defines good gameplay IMO, neither can I agree with that.

[The Elder King]

Ieldra2 wrote...


I beg to differ. ME3's writing is very good - for a game, anyway. Only Miranda's parts are unsatisfactory so far. And since the last game by Square Enix I played is Deux Ex: Human Revolution, which almost defines good gameplay IMO, neither can I agree with that.

DE:HR3 was developed by Eidos, not by the Square Enix development team, though.
By the way, would you define the info we've seen in the leak about the endings as good?

Modifié par hhh89, 10 février 2012 - 08:51 .

[wright1978]

Ieldra2 wrote...

I beg to differ. ME3's writing is very good - for a game, anyway. Only Miranda's parts are unsatisfactory so far. And since the last game by Square Enix I played is Deux Ex: Human Revolution, which almost defines good gameplay IMO, neither can I agree with that.

Writing may be technically ok but some of the plotting is very half assed.

[Ieldra]

hhh89 wrote...

Ieldra2 wrote...

I beg to differ. ME3's writing is very good - for a game, anyway. Only Miranda's parts are unsatisfactory so far. And since the last game by Square Enix I played is Deux Ex: Human Revolution, which almost defines good gameplay IMO, neither can I agree with that.

DE:HR3 was developed by Eidos, not by the Square Enix development team, though.
By the way, would you define the info we've seen in the leak about the endings as good?

I don't have enough info to say whether they're good or bad. I like the alternatives as such a great deal, it's how they'll be implemented, and how they'll affect the galaxy and our characters in the end where they will become good or bad. Can't say more here because of spoilers. Anything is possible - from a major facepalm moment to a great and satisfactory conclusion.

[Ieldra]

Hmm....no Miranda picture on this page....impossible state of things....

[Ieldra]

Here's a question for everyone:

Once the game is out, the Miranda spoiler group won't be that spoilerish anymore, and I'll open it to the public and rename it. Any ideas? Any particular focus? Or should I just delete it and tell everyone to discuss new stuff in the old group?

OK - that may also depend on Miranda's presence in ME3. If it's bad, resulting in a "there's really nothing to discuss" mindset, I might just delete the group and be done with it. But atm I hope I won't need to.

Modifié par Ieldra2, 10 février 2012 - 11:23 .

[ThomGau]

Indeed, it is a good idea to make it public Ieldra.

A dedicated topic to our opinion on Miranda's presence in ME3 would be nice. Should it be about her general presence or the romance . Of course there is the necessity of Miranda having a substantial and relatively large role. If not, just create a "fork and tomatoes" topic
Also, it would be interesting to have a topic dedicated to our personal thoughts (maybe even interpretations) on what will happen to her, her "fate" after the events of ME3.

Modifié par ThomGau, 10 février 2012 - 12:35 .

[jtav]

I have seen the mythical screenshot. So, no substantial redesign for Miranda apart from minor tweaks to her hair. I can't say I'm surprised.

[android654]

Anyone have a link to this screenshot?

[wright1978]

jtav wrote...

I have seen the mythical screenshot. So, no substantial redesign for Miranda apart from minor tweaks to her hair. I can't say I'm surprised.

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There's been a screenshot? When/where?