Still hoping that there's more Mordin screentime outside of the one mission we've seen.
Mordin Solus ME3 Fan Thread: Take bets on who Mordin's new VA is.
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#202
Posté 23 août 2011 - 03:42
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Love Mordin
A genius with a heart who sings! Fav part in his LM where Mordin and Shep can discuss genophage effects....
Plus the whole past with the STG and all.... I can't wait to see if Mordin meets Kirrahe in ME3
Hold The Line!
A genius with a heart who sings! Fav part in his LM where Mordin and Shep can discuss genophage effects....
Plus the whole past with the STG and all.... I can't wait to see if Mordin meets Kirrahe in ME3
Hold The Line!
#203
Posté 25 août 2011 - 05:21
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#204
Posté 26 août 2011 - 05:52
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I think Mordin is a great character but I can't shake the feeling that he'll die in ME3. It almost feels guaranteed.
#205
Posté 26 août 2011 - 05:56
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Mordin is great. One of the most vivid characters in the franchise. Looking forward to experiencing his babbling stream of consciousness again in ME3.
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#206
Posté 26 août 2011 - 06:15
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Fata Morgana wrote...
Incredible Mordin papercraft.
Jaw. dropped.
Wow, that is some awesome art. Amazing!
#207
Posté 26 août 2011 - 06:53
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Mordin and I had this kind of happy relationship. However, that turned to love when he burst out in Gilbert and Sullivan. Haha, freaking awesome.
Figures he'd die on my first playthrough. Was so gutted. </3
Figures he'd die on my first playthrough. Was so gutted. </3
#208
Posté 01 septembre 2011 - 01:43
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Bump. Because Mordin is my Favorite 
#209
Posté 01 septembre 2011 - 01:52
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"Have killed many Shepard. Many methods. Gunfire, knives, drugs, tech attacks, once with farming equipment."
Favorite salarian in the galaxy. XD
Favorite salarian in the galaxy. XD
#210
Posté 06 septembre 2011 - 09:52
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I`ll cast a vote for Beattie as well - hope that he`ll be contacted and will be voicing Mordin again.
What surprised me most was how he handled the interview from Retroplayer; it was like Mordin was modelled after Beattie`s personality even. Of perhaps Beattie has become more Mordin after doing him in ME2. The witty comments, the trailing, the focusing on parts and therefore losing focus on whatever he was trying to say ... if he wasn`t Mordin, he has become him.
That`s why I can`t imagine anyone else doing the voice of Mordin at all.
What surprised me most was how he handled the interview from Retroplayer; it was like Mordin was modelled after Beattie`s personality even. Of perhaps Beattie has become more Mordin after doing him in ME2. The witty comments, the trailing, the focusing on parts and therefore losing focus on whatever he was trying to say ... if he wasn`t Mordin, he has become him.
That`s why I can`t imagine anyone else doing the voice of Mordin at all.
#211
Posté 09 septembre 2011 - 09:11
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"Lie of omission, also other kinds." remains my favorite line in the entire Mass Effect franchise, and Mordin is one of the most unique, interesting, and non-stereotypical characters in the series. I want him back in any form, with as much dialogue as possible.
#212
Posté 09 septembre 2011 - 10:44
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In this day and age its almost impossible to come up with an original character, and I agree they've achieved it with Mordin.
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Posté 10 septembre 2011 - 05:10
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I wish I could have Mordin on my team in ME3, as my closest advisor, my specialist, and project leader. I could win this war with him on my side. And I wish he could be my LI. <3 But something (Mordin himself) tells me it can never be.
#216
Posté 10 septembre 2011 - 05:16
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If I recall, Mordin does say if he were interested in humans he'd certainly give Shepard a chance. It's not an outright rejection at least.
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Posté 10 septembre 2011 - 06:24
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But he's not interested in humans, so I'm not getting any chances.leonia42 wrote...
If I recall, Mordin does say if he were interested in humans he'd certainly give Shepard a chance. It's not an outright rejection at least.
It felt like he was just trying to let me down easy. He was openly relieved that the whole issue was out of the way. It's a very gentle rejection, but a rejection nonetheless.Worse yet, my Shepard was slightly taken aback and amused by the very suggestion, so I don't even get any empathy from my avatar, unlike in Samara scene. It was clearly intended as a humorous scene born of misunderstanding, not as an unrequired attraction. Shepard's perfectly fine, I'm the only one suffering.
#218
Posté 10 septembre 2011 - 09:43
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But he's not interested in humans, so I'm not getting any chances.
Worse yet, my Shepard was slightly taken aback and amused by the very suggestion, so I don't even get any empathy from my avatar, unlike in Samara scene. It was clearly intended as a humorous scene born of misunderstanding, not as an unrequired attraction. Shepard's perfectly fine, I'm the only one suffering.
What I found funniest about that scene was Mordin saying he got confusing signs from Shep's lower eyelid movement. And lower eyelids are, like, the least mobile feature of a human face (as opposed to salarians).
But yeah, I'm not actually sure how a proper romance with any salarian could work. Mordin says that they simply can't do sustained courtship due to biological reasons.
Anyways, he's an awesome character, and even though it is quite possible that ME3 will be his swan song, it would still be great to see him again. I found his loyalty mission to be the best one of the lot in ME2 and surprisingly moving. So here's to more rambling, singing and unexpected soul-searching!
#219
Posté 10 septembre 2011 - 09:58
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Hopefully Mordin has quite a decent role in ME3. Love the character, definitley one of my favourites.
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Posté 10 septembre 2011 - 12:25
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Nilfalasiel wrote...
What I found funniest about that scene was Mordin saying he got confusing signs from Shep's lower eyelid movement. And lower eyelids are, like, the least mobile feature of a human face (as opposed to salarians).
I found it really amusing that Mordin's such a practiced heartbreaker. Turns down people on a regular basis. He's completely unsurprised that Shepard falls for his charms, too.
Nilfalasiel wrote...
But yeah, I'm not actually sure how a proper romance with any salarian could work. Mordin says that they simply can't do sustained courtship due to biological reasons.
Doesn't matter, humans can't sustain courtship emotions indefinitely either. Can't be always high on hormones. Passion cools down, but relationships endure despite it. There's trust, intimacy, common goals. There's affection - salarians can feel it, and there are degrees to affection, aren't there? I'll settle for the highest degree.
There must be some expressions of intimacy in their social norms. I want that. I think Mordin was just referring to a tryst, and I would never be satisfied with just that. I want more. <3Nilfalasiel wrote...
Anyways, he's an awesome character, and even though it is quite possible that ME3 will be his swan song, it would still be great to see him again. I found his loyalty mission to be the best one of the lot in ME2 and surprisingly moving. So here's to more rambling, singing and unexpected soul-searching!
Here's to Mordin. He's the best. I hope to be able to save him in ME3, and I'll sacrifice a lot for it. Also, I'm looking forward to speaking with him in a more relaxed setting after Sur'Kesh. When he said that we can exchange proper greetings later, I couldn't tell if it was a diversion or a promise. He better come with me to my ship. It's not safe in homeworlds with the Reapers out there. And I could really use his help.
#221
Posté 10 septembre 2011 - 02:15
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Mordin is a rare combination of funny, wise and badass.
#223
Posté 10 septembre 2011 - 04:07
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Mordin's loyalty mission really touched me. His concern for life is remarkably well written and the writers deserve a pat on the back for such a deep character.
I wouldn't really want him as a squadmate again (Yeah, he did some STG work, but he just seems too dainty to go up against huge sentient warships), but I'd love to have him serve on the Normandy as a doctor again. I'd take Mordin over Chakwas any day.
I'm somewhat of a newbie to these forums, and I'm surprised that Mordin doesn't get a lot of discussion. Come on, that singing bit was brilliant XD
I wouldn't really want him as a squadmate again (Yeah, he did some STG work, but he just seems too dainty to go up against huge sentient warships), but I'd love to have him serve on the Normandy as a doctor again. I'd take Mordin over Chakwas any day.
I'm somewhat of a newbie to these forums, and I'm surprised that Mordin doesn't get a lot of discussion. Come on, that singing bit was brilliant XD
#224
Posté 10 septembre 2011 - 04:09
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Oh god, this thread is still active. XD When I was gone for a few months I assumed someone else would make one since its OP is kinda lacking. I should work on that...
#225
Posté 10 septembre 2011 - 04:09
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CulturalGeekGirl wrote...
"Lie of omission, also other kinds." remains my favorite line in the entire Mass Effect franchise, and Mordin is one of the most unique, interesting, and non-stereotypical characters in the series. I want him back in any form, with as much dialogue as possible.
Mine too.
