82210 réponses à ce sujet

[MASSEFFECTfanforlife101]

She would have done the same thing to Udina if he were to have crossed her path in ME3.


<3:wub:<3:wub:

Modifié par MASSEFFECTfanforlife101, 20 août 2012 - 02:26 .

[Taboo]

 I think a lot of people would have made that face at Udina. That situation could have gotten really ugly really fast had someone not shot him.

I simply wish we saw more of her face in the game. They made a new model and everything.

[Taboo]

BringBackNihlus wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

 I think a lot of people would have made that face at Udina. That situation could have gotten really ugly really fast had someone not shot him.

I simply wish we saw more of her face in the game. They made a new model and everything.

Are you saying a talking AT&T logo that takes control of a sexbot doesn't suffice?

No.

It does remind me of Metropolis though. Good old Fritz Lang.

At least we didn't end up with a Peter Lorre character.

[fiendishchicken]

Taboo-XX wrote...

BringBackNihlus wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...

 I think a lot of people would have made that face at Udina. That situation could have gotten really ugly really fast had someone not shot him.

I simply wish we saw more of her face in the game. They made a new model and everything.

Are you saying a talking AT&T logo that takes control of a sexbot doesn't suffice?

No.

It does remind me of Metropolis though. Good old Fritz Lang.

At least we didn't end up with a Peter Lorre character.

She should have stayed as the AT&T logo.

[NovaBlastMarketing]

Skullheart wrote...

I thought the Miranda threads were always active. Too bad that the writers just ignored all her threads.

btw, just saw this pic on DA.

Cool picture  It makes no logical sense for Miranda not to be part of Sheps Crew in ME3  .What better ally could the allliance have against cerberus than  its former  2nd in command 

[CrutchCricket]

Skullheart wrote...
btw, just saw this pic on DA.

Awesome! Black suit FTW!

[Taboo]

I prefer the white suit. Although I might dabble with the black one this playthrough.

They simply have no bonuses like they do in ME3.

Thinking of all the possibilities for squadmates alternate outfits in ME3 makes me wonder what they would have come up with for Miranda had she been a squadmate.

The potential that was lost...

[krukow]

So I just replayed the EC. I romanced Ash (duh), Miranda lived, and I didn't get one MIranda slide.

LAME.

[fiendishchicken]

Taboo-XX wrote...

I prefer the white suit. Although I might dabble with the black one this playthrough.

They simply have no bonuses like they do in ME3.

Thinking of all the possibilities for squadmates alternate outfits in ME3 makes me wonder what they would have come up with for Miranda had she been a squadmate.

The potential that was lost...

Yeah, I much prefer her white catsuit. The black leather one is good, but it's just in so many pictures.

I imagine for casual wear Miranda will wear:

http://www.yvonne-st...season-1-part1/

http://www.yvonne-st...season-1-part2/

http://www.yvonne-st...promo-s2-08.jpg

Anything on that site will work as Formal clothes for Miranda.

And for the cute dinner date, Miranda will wear this: 


http://www.yvonne-st...ski-in-red2.jpg

Modifié par fiendishchicken, 20 août 2012 - 05:22 .

[Taboo]

Looking at some of the outfits in ME3 the possibilities could have been outright hilarious. There's that one that puts Ashley and James into those suits with the visors.

Or the Justicar outfit for Liara.

A more fashionable suit. A wardrobe of suits!

[Taboo]

Thing is is that they never did anything for the scene in the ending room with that suit. Miranda switches suits between asking him to meet her in the engine room and actually being in there and then back again afterwords.

She was in and out of her suit in FIVE minutes.

[Taboo]

I have the DLC with the suit. I don't use it either. Had she been in ME3 I would have liked to have seen something like that as an alternate outfit SANS the visor.

But something new as well. Something edgy.

[Taboo]

That's exactely the kind of thing I'm talking about. It will still be a Miranda suit but it will have variations.

Jean Luc posted a fabulous blue version a week ago or so. It made her look like she was wearing jeans.

And I'll be damned if they didn't work fabulously.

[Ieldra]

Taboo-XX wrote...
Thing is is that they never did anything for the scene in the ending room with that suit. Miranda switches suits between asking him to meet her in the engine room and actually being in there and then back again afterwords.

She was in and out of her suit in FIVE minutes.

Unfortunately, that's one of the few scenes you can't mod to make her wear the black.

BTW, there is modded version of the AAP2 armor with no visor.

Modifié par Ieldra2, 20 août 2012 - 06:25 .

[Ghost]

Anyone encounter bugs in ME3?

[Ieldra]

Taboo-XX wrote...
A lot of things have become suspect now. Simply going through the game again makes me face-palm at how much doesn't match up.

I don't have my Shepard read the dossiers anyway. His friends past is their past. I might as well not even consider it canon.

It makes a lot of things funny actually.

Some of i just looks like a joke to be honest.

Most of it *are* just jokes. Or light-hearted little stories. I've always hated that all team members got these while they saddled MIranda with a real problem.

[Taboo]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Taboo-XX wrote...
Thing is is that they never did anything for the scene in the ending room with that suit. Miranda switches suits between asking him to meet her in the engine room and actually being in there and then back again afterwords.

She was in and out of her suit in FIVE minutes.

Unfortunately, that's one of the few scenes you can't mod to make her wear the black.

BTW, there is modded version of the AAP2 armor with no visor.

I'd do it if it was possible.

Although Jean Luc mentioned that it was possible or something.And you can bet I'd be all over mods like the AAP2 sans visor IF I had the PC that could run this.

I'm going to spend hundreds of dollars on a new Xbox and materials here soon. Far more feasible in my opinion.

Although being the cheap fool I am I'll probably but something with a small hard drive. They have a 4GB one and that's laughable. If I recall correctly they have memory cards but I can't recall how much they store.

Ugh.

[Ieldra]

Mr Massakka wrote...
BioWare sure has a weird way of thinking when infertility is in the "random nonsense" category...

Though I still wonder if there has been any comment from BioWare if it really is supposed to be canon or just a little easter egg from the developers... I guess there are many people who question it.

They said they don't break the fourth wall in their games, so the information exists in-world. They also said for the same reason it isn't necessarily true information.

[Taboo]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Most of it *are* just jokes. Or light-hearted little stories. I've always hated that all team members got these while they saddled MIranda with a real problem.

It doesn't just do that it ****s with the time line. It makes it look like Miranda was out trying to get pregant either during the mission or right before it.

I'm going to assume that the SR2 was a mistake on Bioware's part and assume and this took place ten years or so prior.

That way I can explain the books and the baby and the whatever on her being younger.  And the Miranda we have now has been hardened by that inability to connect.

At least this way she doesn't appear to be a Time Lord in the possession of a TARDIS.

[Ieldra]

jtav wrote...
And really what I was asking is whether it's offensive to erase a medical condition if not having it could potentially move the story forward. Because erasing Joker's Vrolik's would be offensive. Though now I'm wondering if I can make the infertility do what I need it to.

Shep and Miranda are sleeping together during the six months. We're already AU.

Since I found giving her the infertility offensive (on a meta level, not in-world) in the first place, why would I find it offensive to remove it?

Also, in a universe where Shepard didn't read the dossiers, you can always pretend it doesn't exist. 

[Taboo]

Ieldra2 wrote...

jtav wrote...
And really what I was asking is whether it's offensive to erase a medical condition if not having it could potentially move the story forward. Because erasing Joker's Vrolik's would be offensive. Though now I'm wondering if I can make the infertility do what I need it to.

Shep and Miranda are sleeping together during the six months. We're already AU.

Since I found giving her the infertility offensive (on a meta level, not in-world) in the first place, why would I find it offensive to remove it?

Also, in a universe where Shepard didn't read the dossiers, you can always pretend it doesn't exist. 

I'm trying to do the same with the Catalysts fire analogy. 

I looked at enough research photos for you people (You haven't LIVED until you've seen a blocked Uterus) and I can say that this is well within the ability to fix.

She can do it with Shepard's help in Destroy.

Or by herself in Control.

Haven't given much thought to it in Synthesis though. I don't think it would fix tumors.