Td1984 wrote...
You'd probably end up together... in the afterlife.dtrain24 wrote...
Or...what if there was the option to take Miri up to the Citadel with you? What do you think would happen?
Which might not be such a bad thing. If Shep has to die, why not alongside their LI?
Td1984 wrote...
With Destroy, the Citadel explodes. So, unless you have a high enough EMS, Shep dies. Not sure how that would impact Miranda though. Maybe if you meet the requirements to survive it, so does she?
Modifié par flemm, 15 avril 2012 - 04:06 .
flemm wrote...
One thing that really struck me the other day, when I played a mission or two of ME2 was how crit path Miranda (Walters) and non-crit path Miranda (Weekes) really combine so well in that game. It's a big part of what makes the character work.
They don't contradict one another, but they are different. Crit path Miranda is very efficient and sometimes abrasive. Meanwhile, when you go and talk to her on a personal basis, there are all these layers. The personal stuff and the romance, of course, but also the dialogue about Humanity's STG, and the limits of Cerberus experiments, etc.
It contributes to the very strong impression that Shepard is getting to know a person that nobody else really sees most of the time. That feels good.
What happens in ME3 is crit path Miranda is mostly gone, and we get a very simplistic reading of non-crit path Miranda (basically Oriana, with none of the other stuff that Miranda talks about in her main dialogues).
dtrain24 wrote...
You can hear it in her voice, she sounds tired, stressed, and upset most of the time. She doesn't have that fire in her tone of voice anymore like she did in Mass Effect 2...I'm not the only guy who picked up on that right?
Modifié par flemm, 15 avril 2012 - 04:29 .
Ares91 wrote...
Also with the letters. If I write up a letter explaining why I like Miranda and why I think we should have some Miranda dlc that would be acceptable for the book right? Or does it have to be more fan fic like?
Skullheart wrote...
Should we also include some short banter?
Modifié par flemm, 15 avril 2012 - 04:38 .
Ares91 wrote...
She does seem very stressed and rushed right off the bat. Like hi Shepard are we still together? Yes. Ok then I have things to do by.
Which I can some what understand since her story is about saving her sister. But still a bit more emotion in the later scenes by both her and Shepard would be nice.
Modifié par Ares91, 15 avril 2012 - 04:57 .
MASSEFFECTfanforlife101 wrote...
Why hasn't there been a Mass Effect Novel/Comic for Miri? Like, say, possibly her Origins, or the Six Months between ME2 and ME3???? Come on, Bioware!
Ares91 wrote...
This one however. This should be like our logo/mission statement/banner or whatever you wanna call it lol
*Snip*
Modifié par flemm, 15 avril 2012 - 05:02 .
flemm wrote...
You mean like dialogues, in the book? Yes, absolutely
We are going to do some digging in the thread and find some of the classics that we have come up with in the past few months.
But... whenever inspiration strikes, go for it
Edit: Dr. Doctor already sent me his Grunt/Miranda dialogue, as that is a must.
Dr. Doctor wrote...
I've got some stuff on my BSN blog, and whatever you're looking for that can't be found I have written down.
Skullheart wrote...
Yep, that' what I mean.
Off-topic: Playing as geth infiltrator on MP. I love it xD
I don't think she'd want the job and I doubt many people in the galaxy would be comfortable with it anyway.Skullheart wrote...
Yep, melee GI is awesome. I like to see a lot of enemies being liquified around me xD. one more lvl to 20, then to promote it.
Now, regarding Miranda. You think she can be a good candidate as Human Councilor (in something like 30-50 years after ME3)?
Ares91 wrote...
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Skullheart wrote...
Now, regarding Miranda. You think she can be a good candidate as Human Councilor (in something like 30-50 years after ME3)?
True on both ends. The reactionary mindset started with the LotSB dossier, in fact. And I wouldn't be able to play ME3 if I couldn't see ME2 Miranda in spite of the character mutilation. It takes a little effort, but I can do it.flemm wrote...
jtav wrote...
And that's probably why we'll never find out who wrote her. Stupid reactionary fantasy.
That's a good way of putting it, yeah. It's a little covered up when you jump through the hoops, but nowhere near enough for it to escape notice.
On the bright side, it's far too amateurish and small-minded to have any real hold on the character.
That would do a lot to mitigate the bad feelings. Nothing can fix her character in ME3, but as you say, how the story ends matters. Just as a bad ending can ruin a good story, a good ending can partly make up for a bad story.jtav wrote...
I'm wondering, in all seriousness, if they could have diffused some of the anger via an epilogue slide in which Miranda is awesome and becomes an important figure. It wouldn't patch her role proper but the last we see of a character tends to stick in our minds more.
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