AxisEvolve wrote...
Apparently you need to romance her?
Seemingly not, since people have reported her surviving without the romance. But you may not be able to break-up with her and have her survive (not confirmed, but it's possible).
AxisEvolve wrote...
Apparently you need to romance her?
flemm wrote...
AxisEvolve wrote...
Apparently you need to romance her?
Seemingly not, since people have reported her surviving without the romance. But you may not be able to break-up with her and have her survive (not confirmed, but it's possible).
Rathias0114 wrote...
As for major characters dying, I was completely okay with it. It's a grim war and people die. In regards to how many loopholes you had to go through for Mordin... you sacrificed a lot for him instead of finishing what he started. I think people need to understand that not everyone is going to get out alive and sacrifices will be made.
Modifié par flemm, 09 mars 2012 - 02:44 .
Rathias0114 wrote...
You warn her when she comms you through vidcomm in the Spectre Area on the Citadel.
The warning IS autodialogue - but you can't really know about warning her until you encounter Kai Leng. So therefore, encounter Kai Leng = Auto warning Miranda.
flemm wrote...
That's a different question entirely. Most characters have a scenario where they can die, often in addition to a possible death in the Suicide Mission. However, those deaths are designed to have consequences.
When characters die in the Suicide Mission, you lose access to options or resources in ME3. When characters die in ME3, they accomplish something that cannot be accomplished otherwise OR you lose access to important resources of some kind. Sometimes both.
This system is designed so that, yes, many characters can and will die in a variety of ways, but those deaths are not meaningless. The characters can die, but are not disposable (that is largely why it is implemented that way).
Miranda would appear to be an exception in that her death has no consequences of either kind, i.e. her death accomplishes nothing that doesn't happen anyway (unlike Mordin or Legion), and you don't lose access to any resources (like Jack, Samara, and many others).
Totally Not Swaggacide wrote...
@jbajcar
Did u keep her romanced to have her live?
What interaction did you have with her?
Modifié par Totally Not Swaggacide, 09 mars 2012 - 04:01 .
Rathias0114 wrote...
Your right - her death in ME2 doesn't cause any negative side effects in ME3. Am I upset about that? No. Because what unsolved missions did she have from ME2, besides her father? Which, on the galactic scale, wasn't really a big of a deal?
She was pro-Cerberus til the suicide mission. So any ideas of her taking out Cerberus weren't even brought up in ME2.
EpisodeSkywalker wrote...
Why did I get Liara's picture at the end when Shepard thinks of important people to him? Does that always happen?
Modifié par jbajcar, 09 mars 2012 - 05:06 .
EpisodeSkywalker wrote...
Why did I get Liara's picture at the end when Shepard thinks of important people to him? Does that always happen?
Modifié par Vertigo_1, 09 mars 2012 - 05:35 .
Modifié par Asakawa, 09 mars 2012 - 05:45 .
Casterdael wrote...
What I'm wondering about: what happens if you rekindle your love with Ashley after the hospital scene, even when you told Miranda that you are still in a relationship with her?