Hell yeah I am,been worried ever since the GameInformer magazine came with no imformation about her!I hope they bring her back because she's my favorite LI and not to mention a good squad member.I would be really dissapointed if they only made a cameo out of her.Eamon696 wrote...
Is anyone worried that do to the fact that nothing about Miranda has been confirmed other than that she will make an appearance, that she will have a minor impact on the game?
Ieldra2 wrote...
You mean her reaction to Cerberus being indoctrinated? Since I don't like "Cerberus is indoctrinated" as their reason to work with the Reapers, no.
Otherwise, there are so many unknowns and so many possible developments about Miranda in ME3 that I find it hard to imagine her reacting to any possible scenario. For instance, if Cerberus is working with the Reapers, does she know about it when we meet her again? Is it the whole of Cerberus or only a part, and if the latter, with which faction is Miranda allied at the start? If TIM is behind it, has he convinced her that his is the right course after all? If TIM is not, has Miranda been involved in work against the other faction?
If she resigned, Miranda and Shepard both have broken their ties with Cerberus, so the only way she could end up working for them again is by blackmail.
They did something similar with Varric in DA2, where we got to play him in his braggart's version of breaking into his brother's house, so it's not out of the question. Though that one was a combat-only mission which wouldn't be very difficult to create as opposed to a mission with some dialogue scenes.ViSeirA wrote...
Just had a crazy idea out of the blue, in the matter of squad interaction, what if Bioware did something akin to flashbacks, for example, instead of Miranda telling you that she escaped from her father and the only real detail you get is that some shots were fired, you actually get to control Miranda during the escape in a flashback moment, something like a mini-mission, that way we'd get more into that particular character's back story and at the same time the player gets to know more about them than could've in conversation.
For instance, in ME3 and during a certain conversation with Miranda she can tell us about how she came to join Cerberus, or her first assignment, and as she speaks the screen fades to that particular memory only as Miri remembers it, it'd make for a very interactive storytelling and would make the player's -not necessarily Shepard's- relationship with the character be deeper.
She started off a bit cocky, but she grew on me, and changed throughout the game. I finally realized just how much of a pain Ashley got to be. She holds way too many grudges for me. Myranda's the superior human female. Bioware HAS to bring her back..if not, I'm going to be very upset with ME3. It will just be lacking the emotional ties that I'm seeking. PLEASE bring her back Bioware!
All the time. There isn't a day where I'm not worried about it.Eamon696 wrote...
Is anyone worried that do to the fact that nothing about Miranda has been confirmed other than that she will make an appearance, that she will have a minor impact on the game?
I could live with not having her around Shepard for the majority of the game, if she'll have a really big impact on the main plot.Errol Dnamyx wrote...
I could live with her making no/ a minor impact on the game, as long as I'd have her around Shepard for the majority of the time.
It was OK for me. Not exactly my favorite, but at least one of the character themes I noticed. I found most of the ME music not bad but rather forgettable. The only parts sticking out are the ME1 intro, the galaxy map theme (I hope they'll keep that for ME3, it's almost a trademark) and the music in Arrival. The SM had some good stuff, too, IIRC, but after that.... TIM had a theme of his own? I never noticed.strive wrote...
To get back on topic what did you think of Miranda's Theme? I hated it personally. Although outside of Samara, Tali, and TIM themes I didn't really like much of the ME2 music.
Errol Dnamyx wrote...
I could live with her making no/ a minor impact on the game, as long as I'd have her around Shepard for the majority of the time.
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Ieldra2 wrote...
It was OK for me. Not exactly my favorite, but at least one of the character themes I noticed. I found most of the ME music not bad but rather forgettable. The only parts sticking out are the ME1 intro, the galaxy map theme (I hope they'll keep that for ME3, it's almost a trademark) and the music in Arrival. The SM had some good stuff, too, IIRC, but after that.... TIM had a theme of his own? I never noticed.strive wrote...
To get back on topic what did you think of Miranda's Theme? I hated it personally. Although outside of Samara, Tali, and TIM themes I didn't really like much of the ME2 music.
Modifié par Ieldra2, 18 juillet 2011 - 08:49 .
Vertigo_1 wrote...
ViSeirA wrote...
Just had a crazy idea out of the blue, in the matter of squad interaction, what if Bioware did something akin to flashbacks, for example, instead of Miranda telling you that she escaped from her father and the only real detail you get is that some shots were fired, you actually get to control Miranda during the escape in a flashback moment, something like a mini-mission, that way we'd get more into that particular character's back story and at the same time the player gets to know more about them than could've in conversation.
For instance, in ME3 and during a certain conversation with Miranda she can tell us about how she came to join Cerberus, or her first assignment, and as she speaks the screen fades to that particular memory only as Miri remembers it, it'd make for a very interactive storytelling and would make the player's -not necessarily Shepard's- relationship with the character be deeper.
I'd love something like that, but it would be a lot of work for them to put in just for her.
Yannkee wrote...
Errol Dnamyx wrote...
I could live with her making no/ a minor impact on the game, as long as I'd have her around Shepard for the majority of the time.
this
And if Miranda doesn't have significant screen time (even with a major impact on the game), I don't think I'm gonna play to ME3.
Too bad because I really like the series, for now.
She's not in armor in the romance sequenceJebel Krong wrote...
still hate the armour, Ieldra, not helped by BW's use of really low-res textures around the neck of the thing...
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Modifié par Ieldra2, 18 juillet 2011 - 10:53 .
Thanks for the correction.Modifié par ManuelKat, 18 juillet 2011 - 11:13 .
Vertigo_1 wrote...
ViSeirA wrote...
Just had a crazy idea out of the blue, in the matter of squad interaction, what if Bioware did something akin to flashbacks, for example, instead of Miranda telling you that she escaped from her father and the only real detail you get is that some shots were fired, you actually get to control Miranda during the escape in a flashback moment, something like a mini-mission, that way we'd get more into that particular character's back story and at the same time the player gets to know more about them than could've in conversation.
For instance, in ME3 and during a certain conversation with Miranda she can tell us about how she came to join Cerberus, or her first assignment, and as she speaks the screen fades to that particular memory only as Miri remembers it, it'd make for a very interactive storytelling and would make the player's -not necessarily Shepard's- relationship with the character be deeper.
I'd love something like that, but it would be a lot of work for them to put in just for her.
Ieldra2 wrote...
They did something similar with Varric in DA2, where we got to play him in his braggart's version of breaking into his brother's house, so it's not out of the question. Though that one was a combat-only mission which wouldn't be very difficult to create as opposed to a mission with some dialogue scenes.ViSeirA wrote...
Just had a crazy idea out of the blue, in the matter of squad interaction, what if Bioware did something akin to flashbacks, for example, instead of Miranda telling you that she escaped from her father and the only real detail you get is that some shots were fired, you actually get to control Miranda during the escape in a flashback moment, something like a mini-mission, that way we'd get more into that particular character's back story and at the same time the player gets to know more about them than could've in conversation.
For instance, in ME3 and during a certain conversation with Miranda she can tell us about how she came to join Cerberus, or her first assignment, and as she speaks the screen fades to that particular memory only as Miri remembers it, it'd make for a very interactive storytelling and would make the player's -not necessarily Shepard's- relationship with the character be deeper.
But I would only like it if the mission had some link to the main plot. In ME2, the rationale for most of the the loyalty missions wasn't very convincing and that was why the game's story felt as frayed out and fragmented as it did. In this specific case, we'd need a scene where Miranda has a reason to recall her escape in great detail, and where recalling it appears important enough to jump into it as a flashback.
If it's not important in the present, I'd prefer this to stay in the players' imagination. Also, I've already written a rather detailed escape scenario in a fanfic which I wouldn't like to see rendered uncanonical.
P0Itergiest wrote...
Not sure if it's a sign or if it's
just Bioware holding out, but I noticed that Myranda wasn't a choice as a
profile pic. on the Mass Effect 3 selection. It seems she'll have a
role like Ashley had in ME2,in ME3, the more I read and dive into this.
Lets hope Bioware's just wanting to be full of suprises.
Modifié par hhh89, 18 juillet 2011 - 11:35 .
It would take too much time and effort to include something like that in the game. And you risk a repeat of what happened in ME2. With so many personal missions/flashbacks, the story would just feel fragmented and it wouldn't give the Reaper War the attention it deserves.ViSeirA wrote...
Obviously if they're gonna make something like this it'd have to be for the whole squad, back-stories with minor details are the best parts of any character if expanded upon, just imagine the player re-living Kaidan's training at the BAaT program and the Vyrnnus incident, Samara's Justicar training, or her matron years and how she found out about her children's condition, better yet, if Miranda's gonna confront her father in ME3, imagine us re-living snippets of her teen life, we get to see and feel how far her father pushed her, how she became the person she is, not just hear it from her.
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