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"I'll always want you in my life." Miranda Lawson in Mass Effect 3


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#50851
Jynthor

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Asakawa wrote...

omg this is übber adorable
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I sense a severe lack of australian lips.

#50852
Skullheart

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I don't know how much time I spent writing my letter, trying to be polite and not insulting them every 5 words. I managed using the word dissapointed a lot of times. And maybe attacking their intelligence in a subliminal way.

btw, just finished reading The Fall of Hyperion and.... Wow, makes you think about the destruction of the mass relays.

#50853
Dr. Doctor

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Asakawa wrote...

omg this is übber adorable
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http://gamerkirei.de...ect-2-274181076


Now I really want to create an ME-inspired LittleBigPlanet level.

@ Skullheart

If you liked Fall of Hyperion I recommend the book Eon by Greg Bear. It's what I picture Synthesis as being like.

#50854
Babi_Siha

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Hahaha The real ME3 epilogues: - Miranda's and Vega's are the best.

#50855
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So, I had to come up with a headcanon for Sarah, as I found myself getting really attached to Alliance Miranda, er Samantha. Guess I'll take Destroy with her as Samantha really wants them destroyed badly. Then, everything that happens after TIM is killed was imagined by Sarah due to serious blood loss. She'll come to in Huerta Memorial with everything as it was before the Reaper War (Relays okay, EDI & the Geth okay, Anderson alive, Normandy landed on Earth, etc).

Modifié par Td1984, 19 mai 2012 - 01:46 .


#50856
jtav

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Permission to make totally baseless speculation about Miranda fans?

#50857
Dr. Doctor

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@ Jtav

Alright...but doesn't the fact that the vast majority of us post on this thread make us Miranda fans?

#50858
jtav

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Yep.

I've noticed that we, or a significant minority, love our geeky or intellectual characters. Td isn't the only one who likes Sam. Lots of us like Mordin, as flemm said. Destroy is the favored ending, but you'll find a fair number of Synthesis supporters among us as well. For all the haters say we only like her because of "dat ass" Miranda fans do seem to like the cerebral more than most.

#50859
Babi_Siha

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The fact that every person who posts here hates what happened to her in ME3 proves your theory is correct. Nobody seems to like emotional, ME3 Miranda. And in ME2 probably every fan appeciated her intelligence.

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I wouldnt say I hate emotional miranda, she needs that emotional side. Her cerebral idealistic suisse is what was missing mostly. She needs a healthy balance, miranda balanced. I hate that they made her solely focus on oriana, except you know that annoying thing known as the reaper war, or the war with cerberus. so emtional is fine...except she is only emotional and mostly thinks of oriana

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I like her emotional side and I like her operative side, no nonsense side as well. She rarely shows emotions and when she does... to me she is human. I tend to think that Miranda is only emotional around people she trusts. Other people, she is tough and well, ****y if you want to use that term. I love all of her... I love her intelligence.

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Babi_Siha

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enayasoul wrote...

I like her emotional side and I like her operative side, no nonsense side as well. She rarely shows emotions and when she does... to me she is human. I tend to think that Miranda is only emotional around people she trusts. Other people, she is tough and well, ****y if you want to use that term. I love all of her... I love her intelligence.


I like both her sides. In fact I loved in ME2 how she started showing some emotion as the game progressed. What I hate is that in ME3 she's a purely emotional character, all her other traits were gone.

#50863
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I like emotional Miranda. As Enaya said, it gives her that human feel to her. I love just about all aspects of Miranda. I don't mean to accidently quote people, but I agree...I hate how her main focus is Oriana. Hopefully the DLC has her play a role in dismantling Cerberus more.

Also, just a friendly reminder. The deadline for the Miranda fanbook is May 30. So if you want to submit art or a letter, now's the time. I agree with Flemm, we shouldn't wait til the last minute. Thanks guys!

Modifié par dtrain24, 19 mai 2012 - 03:56 .


#50864
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enayasoul wrote...

I like her emotional side and I like her operative side, no nonsense side as well. She rarely shows emotions and when she does... to me she is human. I tend to think that Miranda is only emotional around people she trusts. Other people, she is tough and well, ****y if you want to use that term. I love all of her... I love her intelligence.


Agreed!  I just wish we had more even approach to her dialog. Say for example: make her sister a concern for her starting with the second meetup instead of the first.  In the first meetup have her talk about her reaction to Cerberus actions now.  Add in a line about her resigning on the spot if you brought her to the last part of the SM

Modifié par Vertigo_1, 19 mai 2012 - 03:59 .


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Vertigo_1 wrote...

enayasoul wrote...

I like her emotional side and I like her operative side, no nonsense side as well. She rarely shows emotions and when she does... to me she is human. I tend to think that Miranda is only emotional around people she trusts. Other people, she is tough and well, ****y if you want to use that term. I love all of her... I love her intelligence.


Agreed!  I just wish we had more even approach to her dialog. Say for example: make her sister a concern for her starting with the second meetup instead of the first.  In the first meetup have her talk about her reaction to Cerberus actions now.  Add in a line about her resigning on the spot if you brought her to the last part of the SM


Definitely, I totally agree.

#50866
kookie28

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I'm ok with emotion as long as it doesn't sacrifice intelligence. I could have lived with Oriana having a passing cameo that wasn't critical to the plot and wasn't Miranda's only focus.

#50867
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I love her emotional side as well in ME3. My main complaint is that that seems to be almost all we saw in ME3, with the exception of flashes of her brilliance at Sanctuary.

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Babi_Siha wrote...

The fact that every person who posts here hates what happened to her in ME3 proves your theory is correct. Nobody seems to like emotional, ME3 Miranda. And in ME2 probably every fan appeciated her intelligence.


I........was......pretty.....satisfied with her appearence in ME3.

Maybe it's more of an expectations thing, considering how the Horizon cameo went. Still, apart from a proper sex scene, I kinda felt everything was properly done for the most part, her appearences are better distributed throughout
the story, whatever her role is, it isn't a cameo.

Then again........................

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I dumped Miranda for Ashley in my second playthrough.............and the third one.........and probably on the one I'm currently playing !

I know, blasphemy, but I still consider myself a big Miranda fan, too much goodness came from her in Mass Effect 2, I can confidently say I wouldn't have felt that game to be the same if it hadn't been for her.

Modifié par feliciano2040, 19 mai 2012 - 04:58 .


#50869
Skullheart

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So, u like the Miranda with amnesia, who can't remember her 20 years with Cerberus...

#50870
feliciano2040

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Skullheart wrote...

So, u like the Miranda with amnesia, who can't remember her 20 years with Cerberus...


How so ?

And what did you want from her appearence ? Honestly curious.

#50871
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I like having a Miranda who's more emotional with Shepard, but I prefer how it was depicted in ME2 where she's still this cold, deadly agent who's fiercely loyal and protective of the people she cares about. ME3 pretty much scrapped her past with Cerberus in favor of focusing on Oriana.

Put it this way, if you hadn't played ME2 and just went off of the dialogue we get in game would you even pick up that Miranda used to work for Cerberus?

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feliciano2040

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Dr. Doctor wrote...

Put it this way, if you hadn't played ME2 and just went off of the dialogue we get in game would you even pick up that Miranda used to work for Cerberus?


Well, technically I would've, since she says it :lol:

Still, I can see where your concerns are coming from, I think they're understandable, but the writers approached Cerberus in a different manner for ME3 (No, it was not "character assasination") in a way that had very little to do with Miranda's character.

I would've appreciated seeing more "cold, calculating, pragmatic" Miranda, but I really wasn't expecting it, I knew we would only get so much with her appearence.

Modifié par feliciano2040, 19 mai 2012 - 05:35 .


#50873
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Dr. Doctor wrote...
Put it this way, if you hadn't played ME2 and just went off of the dialogue we get in game would you even pick up that Miranda used to work for Cerberus?

The small mention at the beginning? Otherwise not really...

So that's why there's a voiced codex entry on her :unsure:

Modifié par Vertigo_1, 19 mai 2012 - 05:55 .


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Babi_Siha wrote...

enayasoul wrote...

I like her emotional side and I like her operative side, no nonsense side as well. She rarely shows emotions and when she does... to me she is human. I tend to think that Miranda is only emotional around people she trusts. Other people, she is tough and well, ****y if you want to use that term. I love all of her... I love her intelligence.


I like both her sides. In fact I loved in ME2 how she started showing some emotion as the game progressed. What I hate is that in ME3 she's a purely emotional character, all her other traits were gone.


She's not purely emotional.
And her other traits are not gone, but when you decide to sideline a character, to exclude her from the squad and from every missions in the game, it's difficult to show her professional/pragmatic side.

And I agree with enayasoul, I like her emotional side : it's part of her character. The Miranda in ME3 in not an impostor, she's a character who needed more development ressources and more screen time.
The problem is : I still have doubts that someone in the current dev team actually cares about Miranda.

Modifié par Yannkee, 19 mai 2012 - 07:31 .


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I want to whip Miranda's sexy ass, she is a bad girl... In the good sense :) Excellent character and my fav LI

Modifié par Oransel, 19 mai 2012 - 07:56 .