o Ventus wrote...
LanceSolous13 wrote...
Anyone interested in some Multiplayer?
What system?
LanceSolous13 wrote...
360
I don't have a Mic though. Getting one tomorrow. Also, I'm currently playing a Vanguard. I've been informed of how....not the best choice that is but I don't have many other classes at the moment. Want to try and get a Project Phoenix after feindishchicken showed me how epic they are...
Miranda NEEDS Lash and Smash in ME3. It could protentially break the sexy scale.
jtav wrote...
Does the relationship strike anyone else as strained in ME3, particularly during the Citadel vidcall? I played the romance and non-romanced versions back to back and Shepard seems more impatient in the romance.
And a question germane to an idea I'm kicking around. Would Miranda have any problem sleeping (as in actually sleeping) with her partner? The relationship is new, but not casual and Miranda is physically safe and not on the run.
o Ventus wrote...
LanceSolous13 wrote...
Miranda NEEDS Lash and Smash in ME3. It could protentially break the sexy scale.
Only for combat though. I don't think it would be practical for other... less hostile activities.
Modifié par Dr. Doctor, 27 juillet 2012 - 05:31 .
Dr. Doctor wrote...
Achievement Unlocked: Wham Bam Thank You Ma'am
Modifié par Taboo-XX, 27 juillet 2012 - 05:34 .
Modifié par MASSEFFECTfanforlife101, 27 juillet 2012 - 05:50 .
LanceSolous13 wrote...
...I swear you've posted that before..
Just noticed this old post. You know, I've always been annoyed at how hard it is to play a smart Shepard. He always ruins it by some totally ****** lines. Notable case: the ME3 prologue. How am I to reconciliate that with an IQ above 80? And to make the insult complete, he goes on to express above-average knowledge in one of the very few fields I am indifferent to: economics (ME2, Indentured Service assignment). Grrr.....it is as if the writers made Shepard with the explicit purpose of ruining my roleplaying.Taboo-XX wrote...
Charisma requires intelligence. At least in the capacity that Shepard has.
Also, for the amount of tactical information that he is capable of, he's no slouch either. You also don't reach the rank of Commander by being a ****** either. He could easily make Captain one day. But my Shepard isn't staying in the military.
I also don't think Miranda is going to be dating Forrest Gump either, so she's got a fair grasp on what he's capable of.
But your Shepard is also as smart as you want him to be.
Not that I noticed, no. Too bad it's somewhat blurred.jtav wrote...
Is it just me, or does she look older in the slide? In a good way.
Moving the Citadel should be easy. Take a few eezo cores of a size the Reapers use and fit them into the Citadel. Use them to reduce the Citadel's mass. Calculate a trajectory to the next relay, dock a tug with a strong thruster at...hmm...the same place the Crucible was docked, accelerate it to a specified velocity and let Newton's first law do the rest.CrutchCricket wrote...
Have you seen the size of that thing? Frankly I'm surprised even the Repers moved it. What did it take, all of them pushing?LanceSolous13 wrote...
What I meant was Who said it the Reapers are the only ones able to move the thing? : /
Now tell me how a bunch of regular joes are going to manage to do that?
And if you say "no it can move on its own" I direct you to the fact that organics don't have a clue how the Citadel really works (Keepers did all the heavy lifting) and it will still be a while before we figure it out enough to know which one's the go pedal and which one's the brake. To say nothing of the damage incurred by the beam firing.
Maybe it can't even move anymore.
I can't see why she would. I can also see that she would, just as a personality trait. It's totally up to you. If you want to write about this, I can see no reason why you couldn't. The same the other way round.jtav wrote...
And a question germane to an idea I'm kicking around. Would Miranda have any problem sleeping (as in actually sleeping) with her partner? The relationship is new, but not casual and Miranda is physically safe and not on the run.
lillitheris wrote...
SpectresHonour wrote...
Quick question; What rank is Shepard in ME3 does anybody know? Is s/he still an Lieutenant Commander?
It’s not stated; theoretically she (or I suppose he for the most of you) could be a Staff Commander.
Wow. That's pretty much my sentiment.flemm wrote...
I had mixed feelings. Nolan is a very talented filmmaker, so it's never a waste of time with him. Plenty of impressive sequences. But, unlike TDK, I thought this one was a lot of sound and fury ultimately signifying not a whole heck of a lot.
o Ventus wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
To be honest I don't see her having a relationship as strong as the one she has with Shepard with anyone else.
Agreed.
Ah that discussion again...Ieldra2 wrote...
Moving the Citadel should be easy. Take a few eezo cores of a size the Reapers use and fit them into the Citadel. Use them to reduce the Citadel's mass. Calculate a trajectory to the next relay, dock a tug with a strong thruster at...hmm...the same place the Crucible was docked, accelerate it to a specified velocity and let Newton's first law do the rest.CrutchCricket wrote...
Have you seen the size of that thing? Frankly I'm surprised even the Repers moved it. What did it take, all of them pushing?LanceSolous13 wrote...
What I meant was Who said it the Reapers are the only ones able to move the thing? : /
Now tell me how a bunch of regular joes are going to manage to do that?
And if you say "no it can move on its own" I direct you to the fact that organics don't have a clue how the Citadel really works (Keepers did all the heavy lifting) and it will still be a while before we figure it out enough to know which one's the go pedal and which one's the brake. To say nothing of the damage incurred by the beam firing.
Maybe it can't even move anymore.
The big question is: can the Citadel travel through a relay? I think it must be able to, otherwise the Reapers couldn't have moved it to Sol that fast.
Modifié par Mr Massakka, 27 juillet 2012 - 01:39 .
I wouldn't completely rule out the possibility of finding someone else. Perhaps it would be as strong and as happy a relationship as the one with Shepard, maybe stronger (things seem pretty strained in ME3 anyway), but I don't think it could ever be as meaningful. Romantic or not, Shepard seems to be the only person to have some form of positive emotional influence on her. I could see someone having a chance after Shepard, but not before. If that makes sense.jtav wrote...
Really? She loves him. He loves her. But I don't think Shepard is the only person she could have a strong and happy romance with. The idea is rather sad, actually. She'd mourn, but I'd think she'd find someone eventually.o Ventus wrote...
Agreed.Taboo-XX wrote...
To be honest I don't see her having a relationship as strong as the one she has with Shepard with anyone else.
Sure, she will find someone. Maybe even someone she would marry. And she will be happy.jtav wrote...
o Ventus wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
To be honest I don't see her having a relationship as strong as the one she has with Shepard with anyone else.
Agreed.
Really? She loves him. He loves her. But I don't think Shepard is the only person she could have a strong and happy romance with. The idea is rather sad, actually. She'd mourn, but I'd think she'd find someone eventually.
jtav wrote...
o Ventus wrote...
Taboo-XX wrote...
To be honest I don't see her having a relationship as strong as the one she has with Shepard with anyone else.
Agreed.
Really? She loves him. He loves her. But I don't think Shepard is the only person she could have a strong and happy romance with. The idea is rather sad, actually. She'd mourn, but I'd think she'd find someone eventually.
Modifié par Ieldra2, 27 juillet 2012 - 01:57 .
Ieldra2 wrote...
I find this "There can be only one" philosophy annoying. Just because people don't like the idea of (insert LI) being with someone else, they make these absolute declarations that there can be no one else as special as Shepard. Bah. If Shepard dies and Miranda survives, she'll eventually move on. Everything else would be mentally unhealthy.
I'm tempted to write a story where Miranda is happy with someone else just to make the point.
jtav wrote...
Well, you never forget those you love. That scar will always be there for her. And how she met Shepard will be a story she always tells her kids in a wistful voice. Not sure Shepard is the best possible match, or at least not all Sheps. My enjoyment of the relationship is too dependent on me revising Shep to believe that.
Ieldra2 wrote...
I find this "There can be only one" philosophy annoying. Just because people don't like the idea of (insert LI) being with someone else, they make these absolute declarations that there can be no one else as special as Shepard. Bah. If Shepard dies and Miranda survives, she'll eventually move on. Everything else would be mentally unhealthy.
I'm tempted to write a story where Miranda is happy with someone else just to make the point.
Modifié par spiros9110, 27 juillet 2012 - 02:35 .
And how many Reaper-sized eezo cores do we have floating around after the war? Oh and by the way I'm interpreting that to mean cores the size of Reapers themselves and not the size of their cores. Regardless you're going for the push option it seems and like it's been said before this isn't Arrival where you just push a big rock around.Ieldra2 wrote...
Moving the Citadel should be easy. Take a few eezo cores of a size the Reapers use and fit them into the Citadel. Use them to reduce the Citadel's mass. Calculate a trajectory to the next relay, dock a tug with a strong thruster at...hmm...the same place the Crucible was docked, accelerate it to a specified velocity and let Newton's first law do the rest.
The big question is: can the Citadel travel through a relay? I think it must be able to, otherwise the Reapers couldn't have moved it to Sol that fast.
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