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[jtav]

Some of us do romance the aliens, too.

[Shepherd10]

jtav wrote...

Some of us do romance the aliens, too.

And some of us don't. We just don't find them attractive or would be interested in looking at them in that way, period. 

[flemm]

Well, it's all pixels, so I don't see that there's too much of a difference either way, especially given how anthropomorphic the aliens are.

I mean, Liara is blue, and she has tentacles instead of hair. Otherwise she's exactly like an extremely good-looking human. *shrug*

[CrutchCricket]

Good call on the cricket as a hobby jtav. I was thinking along similar lines, something active yet recreational, competitive but not overly violent.

Just thought of fencing...

Modifié par CrutchCricket, 27 décembre 2011 - 10:11 .

[android654]

jtav wrote...

Some of us do romance the aliens, too.

I've got nothing against aliens, but Talimancers did make me dislike quarians as a whole. But we've yet to see anyother females besides them and asari. I've gone with Liara before, but was spurned by Samara. Thane was ok, but too emotional too quickly and scared me off. Garus looked too much like a cricket for Femshep to get that intimate with him. Mordin would have been an interesting pick, or Grunt or Wrex. Wouldn't mind seeing a female Drell or Turian in ME3.

Xenophilia isn't that odd though, especiaqlly considering that the xenophilia in this game would be py aliens that could just be poeple in kinky looking costumes. Now if Femshep starting romancing a hanar... Well...  I'll leave you to your imaginations on that one.

[flemm]

CrutchCricket wrote...
Just thought of fencing...

That actually does seem quite appropriate

Modifié par flemm, 27 décembre 2011 - 10:14 .

[jtav]

Fencing's even better, actually. Foil, epee, or saber?

[MisterJB]

Epee. I can't even tell why, it just seems to fit.

edit: And how about a rapier with a custom made hilt?

Modifié par MisterJB, 27 décembre 2011 - 10:32 .

[drwells123]

CrutchCricket wrote...

Hmm. For me there can be only one. Anyone else subscribe to that? I'm doing different playthroughs based on different LIs but always the same Shepard. And I've only been able to not romance Miranda once thus far (basically only by not going anywhere near her).

*I did create a female Shepard I might get through at some point. Hope no one's holding their breaths for that one though...

Same here. I always use the same FemShep (for playthroughs or stories) and she's a one-person gal, but she has been paired up with a few different people. I square this circle by saying it happens in different quantum realities.

[CrutchCricket]

drwells123 wrote...
Same here. I always use the same FemShep (for playthroughs or stories) and she's a one-person gal, but she has been paired up with a few different people. I square this circle by saying it happens in different quantum realities.

Indeed. Wavelength!

Otherwise yeah the fencing really fits eh? I imagine she does it purely for sport but is good enough to do some damage with it if need be.

[flemm]

CrutchCricket wrote...

Otherwise yeah the fencing really fits eh? I imagine she does it purely for sport but is good enough to do some damage with it if need be.

It does. I think it's the combination of it being violent to an extent, but very precise and refined, combined with the fact that it has a somewhat... aristocratic quality to it. 

[viserion]

I agree with MisterJB. The epee seems to fit Miranda the most, but I can't explain why I think so.

Edit:
From what flemm said, maybe it's because its not as "violent" as the saber - it requires more precision since you can only hit your opponent with the tip of the sword, plus it's harder to use than the foil since you're not just protecting your torso anymore. (Hmm, I just realized I didn't make any sense.)

Modifié par Wintersect, 27 décembre 2011 - 10:42 .

[goofyomnivore]

What's a hobby she might have that's completely unrelated to her professional aspirations? They say everyone's got one...

Music. From performing to composing. Fencing and Martial Arts seem plausible too.

[Dr. Doctor]

This discussion about Miranda fencing makes me wonder if the Omni-Blade will be available to NPC's. I can sort of picture Miranda going Syrio Forel on a bunch of Cerberus Troopers if she does fence

[Loup Blanc]

I am sure it's been noticed already... but Strahovski has broken her silence and posted on twitter that she was on vacation in French Polynesia... probably since the wrap-up of Chuck on Dec 9.
That is not good. She couldn't have voiced Miranda during the last few weeks, and we know the VA recording is over.

[jtav]

Recording was actually done before Chuck wrapped up, I believe. I'd like to see the cast announced, to either put the rumor to rest (if you can call lack of info a rumor) or so I can start adjusting to the new VA.

[Ieldra]

jtav wrote...
Fencing's even better, actually. Foil, epee, or saber?

Rapier. And yes, fencing fits her perfectly. I imagine she took it up when she was younger, possibly one of the few things she liked her father didn't disapprove of. And it may have served to train her superior coordination. 

[Ieldra]

CrutchCricket wrote...
Obviously to each their own. I personally like the concept of asari but I still go for Miranda. The individual matters more.

I hate the species concept of the asari. Mostly for that completely ridiculous omnisexuality. While that doesn't mean I can't like individual asari, I dislike shipping Miranda with Liara.

[Ieldra]

CrutchCricket wrote...
Hmm. For me there can be only one. Anyone else subscribe to that? I'm doing different playthroughs based on different LIs but always the same Shepard.

I have eight. There's some difficulty in giving the maleSheps who aren't Cyrus a distinctive personality, but the four femSheps are very different.

And I've only been able to not romance Miranda once thus far (basically only by not going anywhere near her).

That's one more time than I managed so far.

[Ieldra]

Dr. Doctor wrote...
This discussion about Miranda fencing makes me wonder if the Omni-Blade will be available to NPC's. I can sort of picture Miranda going Syrio Forel on a bunch of Cerberus Troopers if she does fence

I love that scene. As for Miranda - there is a certain important fight in ME3 where I would like to see her fighting hand-to-hand. Biotically enhanced of course. 

[flemm]

JL81 wrote...

I am sure it's been noticed already... but Strahovski has broken her silence and posted on twitter that she was on vacation in French Polynesia... probably since the wrap-up of Chuck on Dec 9.
That is not good. She couldn't have voiced Miranda during the last few weeks, and we know the VA recording is over.

Well, it's not really good or bad. We've known for a while that Strahovski either did the VA work for Miranda earlier this fall, while Chuck was still being filmed, or she didn't do it.

The total silence on the subject is certainly disconcerting to a point, but it won't really be possible to conclude anything until the VA list is announced.

According to some posters on the forums, Strahovski did her original VA work for ME2 while Chuck was being filmed as well, and also rather late in the game. So, it may just be same ol', same ol' from that point of view.

Modifié par flemm, 28 décembre 2011 - 01:09 .

[android654]

If --and thats a big if-- Yvonne didn't voice Miranda, I at least hope they got someone to keep her natural accent. I don't know if its because I'm from the U.S., but Australians, New Zealanders and South African's have some of the most enchanting accents in the English language, especially when they're spoken with eloquence.

[trynell]

Other bad news, for finish the year. When will hear a good news 

Modifié par trynell, 28 décembre 2011 - 01:21 .

[Dr. Doctor]

@ Ieldra

I agree. Miranda's enhanced reflexes and eysight might make her a good shot, but seeing those abilities applied in close combat would be rather impressive.

[flemm]

android654 wrote...

If --and thats a big if-- Yvonne didn't voice Miranda, I at least hope they got someone to keep her natural accent. I don't know if its because I'm from the U.S., but Australians, New Zealanders and South African's have some of the most enchanting accents in the English language, especially when they're spoken with eloquence.

I would miss the accent a lot, I think, and the voice generally speaking. Oh well, I guess we'll cross that bridge later on if it turns out to be necessary.