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[flemm]

Mr Massakka wrote...

This thought kinda makes me nervous.

You're not the only one

But realistically, no, I don't think so. It's probably determined, as with all the other missions of this type, by a choice you make in ME3.

Modifié par flemm, 03 janvier 2012 - 01:58 .

[MASSEFFECTfanforlife101]

There goes that Lovely Photo of the Lovely Miri again:wub:.

Modifié par MASSEFFECTfanforlife101, 03 janvier 2012 - 02:16 .

[Rdubs]

Here's crossing fingers that encouraging her to talk to her sister in ME2 doesn't prevent or dissuade her from a happily-ever-after ending with Shep in ME3.

[Skullheart]

is there a happy ending for Shepard and his/her LI? I don't think so...

[Dr. Doctor]

I'm actually liking the prospect that Miranda and the other ME2 squaddies are having adventures and character development that doesn't hinge on Shepard. My biggest issue with Garrus in ME2 was that all of the growth that he undergoes in ME1 gets thrown out the window as soon as Shepard dies.

[Draco Knight 77]

If her second death was caused by a discussion in ME2 I would guess it to be a Cerberus related one like handing the dater over or keeping it, Overlord (outcome ) , upgrades, picking sides (with jack or her) , her sister (not talking to her or talking to her, loyalty, Outcome of suicide mission maybe she does not trust you if you get almost everyone killed, How you talk to T.I.M or CB (saving or destroying) or maybe even if you romance her (hart breaker if the death was caused by romancing her or break up . and as a joke maybe carboose from red vs blue kills her off .

[jtav]

Without spoilers, her death seems to come down to whether you like her or not.

[spirosz]

jtav wrote...

Without spoilers, her death seems to come down to whether you like her or not.

Lol, that's convenient.

[cbutz]

I am assuming that when the time comes for the decision or action that causes the death we'll all know which choice to make...unless I am wrong

[flemm]

spiros9110 wrote...

Lol, that's convenient.

It actually sort of is

Though, tbh, it may come down to that in quite a few cases, since some choices seem to have an either/or component, where you get the squad member or some other valuable asset.


*grains of salt*   *grains of salt*

Modifié par flemm, 03 janvier 2012 - 03:06 .

[Dr. Doctor]

Well, if the mission ends with an undesirable outcome just reload and try a different choice.

[alikey00]

I would like that Miranda and Kaidan fall in love, it will be a nice love history. they looks very good together

[jtav]

Is that my cue to link my Miranda/Kaidan stories?

[Rdubs]

Dr. Doctor wrote...

Well, if the mission ends with an undesirable outcome just reload and try a different choice.

True, as long as the relevant choice takes place during the mission.  Where it would suck is if you have to go way back earlier in the game, or worst case, go back to a decision in ME2.  That's why I'm curious about the decision to talk to her sister and the collector base.   Hate to have to redo those just to enable a happy ending with Miranda in ME3.  

[jtav]

Oriana seems to be the equivalent of Paragoning or Renegading Miranda.

[shepskisaac]

alikey00 wrote...

I would like that Miranda and Kaidan fall in love, it will be a nice love history. they looks very good together

They definitely do, however, Kaidan & Vega would be even better

[Ryzaki]

jtav wrote...

Oriana seems to be the equivalent of Paragoning or Renegading Miranda.

Explain? That went right over my head.

[flemm]

Ryzaki wrote...

Explain? That went right over my head.

Basically, that choice (speak to Oriana after the LM or not) seems to change the tone of Miranda's dialog in ME3, as well as her motivations to some extent.

Not sure I would call it Paragon/Renegade so much as more/less emotional. But anyway, it seems to make an impact as far as how the character is portrayed, rather than what she actually does.

I like the concept, if we are interpreting it correctly.

Modifié par flemm, 03 janvier 2012 - 03:27 .

[Ryzaki]

flemm wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...

Explain? That went right over my head.

Basically, that choice (speak to Oriana after the LM or not) seems to change the tone of Miranda's dialog in ME3, as well as her motivations to some extent.

Not sure I would call it Paragon/Renegade so much as more/less emotional. But anyway, it seems to make an impact as far as how the character is portrayed, rather than what she actually does.

I like the concept, if we are interpreting it correctly.

Oooh so she's more emotional if Shep convinced her to talk to her sister? Me like.

[Rdubs]

jtav wrote...

Oriana seems to be the equivalent of Paragoning or Renegading Miranda.

Makes sense.   Here's hoping paragoning her still lets you have a happy ending with her.  

I sure hope they do a great ending where Shepard sails off into the sunset with his/her LI.  That would really suck if it were like, ok see you around wink wink.  

[cbutz]

Post May Reveal a possible spoiler ...maybe I don't know since I haven't read the script...just speculating:
From what i gather then I am going to assume that we may have to choose between doing an action that would save Miranda life or choose an action that would acquire something that would help out with the war effort. I am going to assume then that something similar is like that for the other Me2 characters...though not all exactly like that. I am going to assume that I am wrong.

[flemm]

Ryzaki wrote...
 so she's more emotional if Shep convinced her to talk to her sister? Me like.

It seems that way, yeah.

cbutz wrote...

Post May Reveal a possible spoiler ...maybe I don't know since I haven't read the script...just speculating:
From what i gather then I am going to assume that we may have to choose between doing an action that would save Miranda life or choose an action that would acquire something that would help out with the war effort. I am going to assume then that something similar is like that for the other Me2 characters...though not all exactly like that. I am going to assume that I am wrong.

I think the nature of the choices vary quite a bit. But causality is actually one of the things that's hardest to determine from the leaked script, and easiest to misinterpret. So... I would be hesistant to speculate too much about that.

Modifié par flemm, 03 janvier 2012 - 03:35 .

[JeffZero]

The LM relevance sounds very intriguing. I like it.

[Abe Savage]

I just want to see Yvonne Strahovski as Miranda in the whole game she is so beautiful, she makes Ashley looks ugly , i mean i need Lawson in my team, she is so perfect in all sense .

okey now seriously, i think Miranda need a better role in ME3, if you have a relationship with her in ME2 she obviously need to have a better role, i prefer Miranda than Ash, i mean both are beauty but c'mon Miranda is perfect too.

@Vanguard Of Destruction You're right, it would be an injustice to have a reduced role for Miranda, i mean she has an important role in Shepard's life(if you had a relationship with her) .

Please Bioware, do not disappoint us.

P.D.
Does anybody can answers me if Miranda is confirmed for ME3, cause i dont exactly know, and i see on IMDB.com that Yvonne will repeat the role as Miranda, but i can't find if Bioware confirmed and neither a pic of Miranda in ME3.

[JeffZero]

There have been no pics as yet. However, the developers have confirmed the return of every character from the previous games who is still breathing in time for ME3 on numerous occasions and the leaked files confirmed Miranda's appearance just fine.