That gif is amazing. "I AM A BIOTIC GOD"Vertigo_1 wrote...
I suppose I should post these:
ME3 Extended Cut scene leaked
Apartment Scene w/Miranda reimagined
Td1984 wrote...
If they bring Gianna back via DLC, I wonder if they'd throw in the romance option like they talked about doing. That would be the only way I'd create a third MShep.wright1978 wrote...
Vertigo_1 wrote...
enayasoul wrote...
I agree the whole dark energy storyline seemed interesting from what was hinted at in ME2... and the haestrom sun. I still think there was more to that...
It was interesting but it could have used some work IMO.
And brining that back would bring back...Gianna Parasini!
(she talked about dark energy queries in ME2 if you remember)
Yep, part of me feels that why Gianna isn't in ME3. That awkward talk about, so what's going on with dark energy then?
You know that I find the idea interesting, jtav. I am currently playing a tabletop RPG with friends where switching bodies is commonplace, even between synthetic and organic bodies (see here if you're interested). It's not commonplace in the ME universe, but the technologies exist. Depending on the outcome, I would find such a scenario fully acceptable. The only condition I'd set is that she has the option to get a body cloned from her own genes back in the end.jtav wrote...
We have, in the ME universe, the power to create mental imprint routines, store memories electronically, create startlingly human AIs, and age clones to adulthood in a matter of days or weeks. There's no reason bodily death should spell the end of personality. So would you accept a scenario where a Miranda who survives the SM is killed between games but is "resurrected" by having her memories and personality stored in a synthetic body if that meant she could have a larger role?
Modifié par Ieldra2, 07 juin 2012 - 09:16 .
jtav wrote...
Okay, discussion topic to help my blood pressure.
We have, in the ME universe, the power to create mental imprint routines, store memories electronically, create startlingly human AIs, and age clones to adulthood in a matter of days or weeks. There's no reason bodily death should spell the end of personality. So would you accept a scenario where a Miranda who survives the SM is killed between games but is "resurrected" by having her memories and personality stored in a synthetic body if that meant she could have a larger role?
Modifié par wright1978, 07 juin 2012 - 09:15 .
Ieldra2 wrote...
@Vertigo:
How would making such a postcard work? I am definitely no artist, but I have a location preference. Would it help if I provided some pictures?
Modifié par Vertigo_1, 07 juin 2012 - 09:23 .
jtav wrote...
Okay, discussion topic to help my blood pressure.
We have, in the ME universe, the power to create mental imprint routines, store memories electronically, create startlingly human AIs, and age clones to adulthood in a matter of days or weeks. There's no reason bodily death should spell the end of personality. So would you accept a scenario where a Miranda who survives the SM is killed between games but is "resurrected" by having her memories and personality stored in a synthetic body if that meant she could have a larger role?
wright1978 wrote...
Quality, not size is the current problem
Modifié par flemm, 07 juin 2012 - 09:27 .
wright1978 wrote...
jtav wrote...
Okay, discussion topic to help my blood pressure.
We have, in the ME universe, the power to create mental imprint routines, store memories electronically, create startlingly human AIs, and age clones to adulthood in a matter of days or weeks. There's no reason bodily death should spell the end of personality. So would you accept a scenario where a Miranda who survives the SM is killed between games but is "resurrected" by having her memories and personality stored in a synthetic body if that meant she could have a larger role?
Not a fan of the idea personally. Also I don't see her could be dead status as the reason for her not getting the role in the Cerberus arc that she should have had. Quality, not size is the current problem
Modifié par o Ventus, 07 juin 2012 - 09:47 .
o Ventus wrote...
wright1978 wrote...
jtav wrote...
Okay, discussion topic to help my blood pressure.
We have, in the ME universe, the power to create mental imprint routines, store memories electronically, create startlingly human AIs, and age clones to adulthood in a matter of days or weeks. There's no reason bodily death should spell the end of personality. So would you accept a scenario where a Miranda who survives the SM is killed between games but is "resurrected" by having her memories and personality stored in a synthetic body if that meant she could have a larger role?
Not a fan of the idea personally. Also I don't see her could be dead status as the reason for her not getting the role in the Cerberus arc that she should have had. Quality, not size is the current problem
Well, Garrus possibly being dead locked him out from the Palaven story arc-- Wait, no that didn't happen. He's still very involved in that.
But Tali possibly being dead removed her from the quarian/geth confli-- No, that didn't happen either. She's still a central figure in that as well.
It's a tissue paper thin excuse. The fact that Bioware subverted their own logic not once (In the same game, involving the same characters), but twice makes me a bit hesitant to purchase future franchise titles from them.
When suicide missions goes terribly wrong. lol
hot_heart wrote...
A suicide mission going terribly wrong is when you beat all odds and come back alive only to find your continued existence has become almost negligible.
dtrain24 wrote...
I was talking to some of my friends today about a topic we touched on. One was a Tali romancer, the other an Ashley romancer. Even they were surprised about Miranda's role in ME3.
My Ashley friend said that he thought the initial encounter with Miranda would see her firing at and escaping from some Cerberus troopers and Shepard then gives her some help.
My Tali friend was surprised at her role and feels she definitely needed a Cerberus sub-plot.
Our points have been proven.
o Ventus wrote...
dtrain24 wrote...
I was talking to some of my friends today about a topic we touched on. One was a Tali romancer, the other an Ashley romancer. Even they were surprised about Miranda's role in ME3.
My Ashley friend said that he thought the initial encounter with Miranda would see her firing at and escaping from some Cerberus troopers and Shepard then gives her some help.
My Tali friend was surprised at her role and feels she definitely needed a Cerberus sub-plot.
Our points have been proven.
Remember, Bioware is listening to our feedback.
They just don't care, and they're giving us the exact opposite of what we (By that, I mean most of us) wanted in the EC.
Dr. Doctor wrote...
Having recently done a complete failure playthrough I find Shepard's "Joker you've got to warn them!" line hilarious after playing ME3.
o Ventus wrote...
They just don't care, and they're giving us the exact opposite of what we (By that, I mean most of us) wanted in the EC.
Dr. Doctor wrote...
@ Jtav
It's a neat idea, and is possible judging from Lazarus and Dr. Eva/EDI but coming back from the dead is a plot device that has to be conserved. Bring too many people back and it'll destroy a narrative.
The issue with Miranda's role with Cerberus is that Cerberus doesn't really have a story arc in ME3. TIM wants to control the Reapers, they're trying to kidnap students from Grissom, Gellix, the coup, and Cronos. It's not so much a story as TIM rambling on about a plan that doesn't go anywhere.
Cerberus fills the gap left by ME2's merc companies. They give us something other than husks and Geth to shoot at.
Problem with Shiala is that that e-mail indicates she's screwed. She says that she's certain she's still indoctrinated. So unless "destroy" frees her of the indoctrination and at some point you can go rescue her after the war ends, that romance is doomed.o Ventus wrote...
Td1984 wrote...
If they bring Gianna back via DLC, I wonder if they'd throw in the romance option like they talked about doing. That would be the only way I'd create a third MShep.wright1978 wrote...
Vertigo_1 wrote...
enayasoul wrote...
I agree the whole dark energy storyline seemed interesting from what was hinted at in ME2... and the haestrom sun. I still think there was more to that...
It was interesting but it could have used some work IMO.
And brining that back would bring back...Gianna Parasini!
(she talked about dark energy queries in ME2 if you remember)
Yep, part of me feels that why Gianna isn't in ME3. That awkward talk about, so what's going on with dark energy then?
Shiala too. She and the rest of Zhu's Hope just sort of disappear after the e-mail that nets you 30 assets.
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