Modifié par Ieldra2, 28 juillet 2012 - 10:01 .
fiendishchicken wrote...
I wonder what kinky biotic sex would be like for the two.
For me Miranda is the biotic in the couple. Shepard is a soldier.
That also just reminded me of something that was never touched on a lot in the ME2
The issue over biotics. It doesn't have to be anything like the X-men, but it's kind of interesting if you think about it.
What would Miranda have though about the treatment of biotics?
How is Miranda biotic anyway? She was born in 2150. Initial human exposure wasn't until 2151 (singapore).
hot_heart wrote...
Umm, guys, I think you will find that Miranda's drink of choice is a Tevuran Mist.
o Ventus wrote...
I thought it was a Tupari Juice?hot_heart wrote...
Umm, guys, I think you will find that Miranda's drink of choice is a Tevuran Mist.
o Ventus wrote...
Well, it isn't like biotics are discriminated against like mutants in X-men. Biotics are treated rather equally, or sometimes with higher prestige in some circles (IIRC, the Alliance offers, what was it, triple the paygrade for biotics as opposed to non-biotics?).
Sounds like discrimation to me.Unfortunately, human biotics also face suspicion and persecution, beginning with the popular misconception that they can read and control minds. Biotics symbolize the dehumanization of mankind to people philosophically or religiously opposed to gene modification and cybernetics. Militaries are the only organizations that always welcome biotics, offering them huge recruitment incentives.
I have speculated that her eezo nodules were implanted after the potential of biotic was discovered in 2157. There is historical precedence for such a thing among the krogan. It's dangerous, and Miranda's superior healing abilities may have ensured her survival.How is Miranda biotic anyway? She was born in 2150. Initial human exposure wasn't until 2151 (singapore).
Ieldra2 wrote...
o Ventus wrote...
Well, it isn't like biotics are discriminated against like mutants in X-men. Biotics are treated rather equally, or sometimes with higher prestige in some circles (IIRC, the Alliance offers, what was it, triple the paygrade for biotics as opposed to non-biotics?).
From the Codex:Sounds like discrimation to me.Unfortunately, human biotics also face suspicion and persecution, beginning with the popular misconception that they can read and control minds. Biotics symbolize the dehumanization of mankind to people philosophically or religiously opposed to gene modification and cybernetics. Militaries are the only organizations that always welcome biotics, offering them huge recruitment incentives.
Ieldra2 wrote...
I have speculated that her eezo nodules were implanted after the potential of biotic was discovered in 2157. There is historical precedence for such a thing among the krogan. It's dangerous, and Miranda's superior healing abilities may have ensured her survival.How is Miranda biotic anyway? She was born in 2150. Initial human exposure wasn't until 2151 (singapore).
Modifié par flemm, 28 juillet 2012 - 10:33 .
Ieldra2 wrote...
Errr...does "persecution" sound like "not acted upon"?
Ieldra2 wrote...
Have you tried that on Insanity? Warp4+Throw6 takes away half a segment of Atlas armor if I'm lucky. Carnage and Frag Grenade the same. Once you've killed the Cerberus goons accompanying it, it's not that hard, actually, but it still takes forever.Dr. Doctor wrote...
Ieldra2 wrote...
Not so easy to do if you only have Liara, Vega and Adept-ShepardDr. Doctor wrote...
Ieldra2 wrote...
Has anyone here played on Insanity? Just coming back from Eden Prime. Regular Cerberus enemies are easy, but that Atlas takes forever to bring down.
Use Tech Bursts, prime with Overload detonate with any other tech or biotic trigger power. does massive damage to all nearby shielded enemies.
What armor set are you using? If you switch to Inferno Armor Shepard can rain down biotic explosions that will tear apart armor. Vega can use Carnage and Frag Grenade to help out too.
o Ventus wrote...
Ieldra2 wrote...
o Ventus wrote...
Well, it isn't like biotics are discriminated against like mutants in X-men. Biotics are treated rather equally, or sometimes with higher prestige in some circles (IIRC, the Alliance offers, what was it, triple the paygrade for biotics as opposed to non-biotics?).
From the Codex:Sounds like discrimation to me.Unfortunately, human biotics also face suspicion and persecution, beginning with the popular misconception that they can read and control minds. Biotics symbolize the dehumanization of mankind to people philosophically or religiously opposed to gene modification and cybernetics. Militaries are the only organizations that always welcome biotics, offering them huge recruitment incentives.
I've learned to stop taking the codex seriously, what with the contradictions between its information and displayed in-game information. Namely that biotics in-game are never discriminated against.
Plus that isn't actually discrimination, since it isn't being acted upon. That's just prejudice. Discrimination is what happened in 1960's America to African-American people.
LanceSolous13 wrote...
Well, Descriminating against the heavily armed Miranda would be a REALLY bad idea. In fact, Nearly every Biotic is heavily armed, with or without guns. I headcanon that they're desciminated against from a safe distance, but not exactly to their faces.
o Ventus wrote...
LanceSolous13 wrote...
Well, Descriminating against the heavily armed Miranda would be a REALLY bad idea. In fact, Nearly every Biotic is heavily armed, with or without guns. I headcanon that they're desciminated against from a safe distance, but not exactly to their faces.
Turian shopkeeper: Look at you people, with your telekinetic powers! Hey *points to Liara*, I think this asari's tryna read my mind or something. Get out of my store!
Shepard: ... Whaddaya mean, "you people"?
LanceSolous13 wrote...
o Ventus wrote...
LanceSolous13 wrote...
Well, Descriminating against the heavily armed Miranda would be a REALLY bad idea. In fact, Nearly every Biotic is heavily armed, with or without guns. I headcanon that they're desciminated against from a safe distance, but not exactly to their faces.
Turian shopkeeper: Look at you people, with your telekinetic powers! Hey *points to Liara*, I think this asari's tryna read my mind or something. Get out of my store!
Shepard: ... Whaddaya mean, "you people"?
O . o
When did that happen?
And, I'm surprised that the biotic discrimination would be found outside of humans. Humans are new to this mess and everything but Turians have been around the Asari for, what, thousands of years?
SprectreWhoSaysNi wrote...
Just saying, if you're comfortable with the gameplay, insanity in ME3 is a joke. I blasted my way through using a soldier Shep (M-96, fortification, adren rush and incendiary ammo) with Vega most of the time (gave him an M-76 with explosive incendiary) and Garrus or Kaiden. There were times where I could just hide in cover and let Vega kill everything lol. The only times I had trouble was the Grissom Academy Auditorium and the Banshee spam during the final mission before the conduit run. ME3 insanity is nothing like insanity in ME2 or 1. MP gold is definitely harder than insanity in this game.
kookie28 wrote...
Miranda would have been useful on Insanity.
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