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[JeffZero]

I'm attracting friends now! Mordin, you hear that, old buddy? I've got all kinds of people in here!

[Obsydian]

well, Mordin is the awesomesauce.

[De Tiro]

So don't *cough* ingest.

[who would know]

Aware that mission is dangerous. Different species... react differently to stress.

[JeffZero]

Heck yeah! Keep the quotes coming. When I update this maybe I'll compile a list of fan favorites!

[Leonia]

Would never dream of.. mockery.

[Obsydian]

honestly, Mordin's loyalty mission was one of the ones that brought me to tears. and you can call me a wuss if you want, but it really did.

and i love the conversation with him just before the SM. about calling his favorite nephew cause he needs something smaller to focus on. the galaxy's just too damned big.

Mordin has some seriously weighty lines. his character is so very very ... deep is the wrong word. layered, i think, works better.

[Praetor Knight]

This quote is near the top of my fav list:

"Not now. Working on Collector data. Have ruled out artificially intelligent virus. Unless it's very intelligent. And toying with me. Hmm. Tests..."

[WizenSlinky0]

"Later. Updating crew dental records. All Cerberus personnel have cyanide capsules in molars. Primitive. Ocular nerve flashbangs harder to disarm."

"Having trouble working between your interruptions and EDI's insistence that 'insane' experiments endanger entire crew. Hard to concentrate. Affecting morale."

Seriously. He says this stuff with such the seriousness of a scientist and the complete lack of humor in his voice makes it even funnier.

Modifié par WizenSlinky0, 14 juin 2011 - 05:12 .

[Shepard's_Fist]

"Have killed many, Shepard. Many methods. Gunfire, knives, drugs, tech attacks, once with farming equipment. But not with medicine!"

I love Mordin can't wait to see him in ME3.

Modifié par ShepherdsFist_1025, 14 juin 2011 - 03:03 .

[JeffZero]

I'm busting up laughing every time I check this thread. That's a good thing. Mordin's fantastic. "Once with farming equipment." What the hell. I want to get rich and finance an HBO television series on his days in the STG.

Obsydian brings the other side of Mordin into play quite nicely, too. He's a three-dimensional character with countless quirks but some real bitter in his sweet.

[Wheatax]

5 Stars for a Mordin thread!
He's personally my top favourite character in ME2. Everything that comes out of his mouth is just priceless. He delivers funny lines and yet can be serious when need be. He rocks the Salarian Scientist and I still can't forget how he casually clears his throat after singing it. Plus, he's the only one giving advices to Shep when Shep wants to get it on with the LIs.

[roflchoppaz]

Mordin thread. Supporting you with a picture of the salarian scientist himself.

[Beerfish]

Did we ever find out how he lost his one horn on his head?

[wildannie]

Mordin is a real stand out character, and got the biggest laugh of ME2 from me with his 'performance'.

I'm glad he's in ME3 and although I generally favour LIs as squadmates, of the non LIs Mordin is absolutely at the top of my wish list.

[kaimanaMM]

I'm looking forward to seeing Mordin again and stomping around Sur'Kesh.  It'd be great to have him back on the ship again, would feel a bit empty without him!

[Obsydian]

*bumping* 


So, Mordin...  to genophage or not to genophage, that is the question?

[Eliantariel]

Mordin is really awesome.

He is one of my favourite squadmembers in ME2 and I am happy that we see him again in ME3! Hopefully he will come with us on the Normandy so that we can talk with him often.

[wildannie]

Obsydian wrote...

*bumping* 


So, Mordin...  to genophage or not to genophage, that is the question?

Yes, I think the genophage should be cured but it's not urgent like fighting the reapers so I'm not sure if it's what Mordin should be focusing on... but if he doesn't who will?

The genophage is an issue that could be dealt with in future ME titles.

I'm kind of hoping Mordin's been busy working on a cure for Keprals Syndrome:D

Modifié par wildannie, 14 juin 2011 - 05:19 .

[JeffZero]

Aww, yeah, all the Mordin love in this topic is really great. Those pictures are especially nice! That's another thing we'll have to be doing, is showcasing all the internet's best shots. Hey, it's what all the other threads do!

I'm just borrowing the computer right now so no big updates to the OP, but I think I'll add both posted pics to it as part of the formatting process. Three cheers for Mordin Solus deserve three great angles!

wildannie wrote...
Yes, I think the genophage should be cured but it's not urgent like fighting the reapers so I'm not sure if it's what Mordin should be focusing on... but if he doesn't who will?

The genophage is an issue that could be dealt with in future ME titles.

I'm kind of hoping Mordin's been busy working on a cure for Keprals Syndrome:D

That last part would be quite cool. I like Thane quite a bit too.

As for the genophage issue, I'd agree with your assessment but at the same time I can really see curing the krogan being at least a short-term major assist in the war effort against the Reapers. Not because billions of krogan are going to suddenly pop up in time to help so much as the fact that the krogan people might feel a lot more inspired about uniting with one-another in a galactic front if they heard the good news.

Of course, there's also the nasty side effect.

[Praetor Knight]

Beerfish wrote...

Did we ever find out how he lost his one horn on his head?

Saving the day, during an STG mission. There is a reason Mordin prefers to get the job done and go home, that's all I'm writing.


And it's spoilerific, but here is the Dossier from LotSB with an STG mission report chronicling the events in question (Mordin's scars). So you can use this link for spoilers, but I'm not sure how much spoiling is allowed so here: http://masseffect.wi...r._Mordin_Solus

Modifié par Praetor Shepard, 14 juin 2011 - 05:33 .

[Gorskijesih]

I fully support this thread!

Also, I made this sig a few days ago. It's my first one, so be gentle.

[Rheia]

I'd seriously love to find some fiction about Mordin's time as STG. Something on par with what ElectricZ's expositions (link here, if curious).

Mordin excells at walking that precarious line of grey morality while remaining a very likable character, and I think that both paragon/renegade leaning characters benefit from taking a page from his book.

With genophage...  interestingly enough, after trying out playing the genophage related dialog on the ship and his loyalty mission paragon style, I just can't do it anymore. Shep just appears like such a naive dolt there. Most of the time I'm either agreeing with Mordin, or go neutral route ignoring paragon/renegade nets. Throwing away the cure data research feels like a waste, however.

On a lighter note...  "Please, Shepard. Social, environmental concerns accounted for. Not an undergraduate..." 
I snorted the first time I heard that. You, know, being an undergraduate working with research data for statistics .

Modifié par Rheia, 14 juin 2011 - 06:08 .

[wildannie]

JeffZero wrote...

That last part would be quite cool. I like Thane quite a bit too.

As for the genophage issue, I'd agree with your assessment but at the same time I can really see curing the krogan being at least a short-term major assist in the war effort against the Reapers. Not because billions of krogan are going to suddenly pop up in time to help so much as the fact that the krogan people might feel a lot more inspired about uniting with one-another in a galactic front if they heard the good news.

Of course, there's also the nasty side effect.

It would certainly help with diplomacy, I think I would prefer it if the intent to cure the genophage was established between the Salarians and Krogan rather than the cure having been actually found.  This could also leave the potential for this promise being betrayed in the future which could be interesting.

[jamesp81]

Brilliantly written dialogue and characterization.

He proves that renegade doesn't automatically equal "jackass". He still follows an "ends justifies the means" philosophy, at least up to a point (Maleon crossed that point, in fact). So he's at least somewhat renegade without being a complete jerkass.