Optimystic_X wrote...
She's a psychotic serial killer with NO redeeming qualities. None. If you put her on your ship you should be court-martialled and tossed to Cerberus permanently.
Modifié par Dendio1, 04 mai 2012 - 12:20 .
AkeasharK wrote...
There’s a couple of little bits with Morinth throughout ME3 after the initial ‘Cya Shep’ email, such as the revelation that she had been trying to keep in contact with her sisters, and giving them the impression that their mother had died through the Omega 4 relay as a hero, rather than being splattered after Shepard distracts her. Doesn’t really fit with the blindly sociopathic character that other people here portray her as.
There’s a series of messages that you get in the AY Monastery, at least when you have Morinth as a squadmember in ME2, haven’t done my Mr Goody Two Shoes playthrough yet, where they’re discussing a new AY that has just arrived at the monastery that is acting oddly. I got the impression that it was Morinth actually trying to infiltrate it so that she could break her sisters out...
... and then the Reapers came, and then (for me) the gut punch of fighting Morinth at the end on Earth, since apparently the Reapers got her there. That was a real wasted potential sequence.
As for the past-its-used-by-date argument of why Morinth in ME2? Because Samara is a psychopath that would kill everyone for her precious code, and outright tells Shepard that she’ll come for her after the Omega 4 relay mission. Morinth at least there’s the mutual respect and parting ways. Morinth is a serial killer? So is Samara by her code, except she’s protected by the Asari thought police, that if a Justicar gets you, you deserved it.
Dendio1 wrote...
Optimystic_X wrote...
She's a psychotic serial killer with NO redeeming qualities. None. If you put her on your ship you should be court-martialled and tossed to Cerberus permanently.
How about I toss anybody with a problem out the airlock. Morinth has redeeming qualities that are expressed if you actually gave her a chance. In both ME2 and ME3 she is shown to be more than the monster you brand her as.
Its a lame and false arguement.
justafan wrote...
lucas.lotr wrote...
Nice easter eggs, this was the first one i saw so i was surprised, but how do you see Jacks as a Phantom? Not completing her loyalty quest in ME2?
Don't do Grissom Academy mission and she will be a phantom.
Don't know how loyalty fits in though.
Bigdoser wrote...
Eh if people hate morinith so much they should be willing to get rid of jack some of the stuff she says to you in her conversations makes morinith look like a child in terms of crime. Lets not forget thane is an assassin in me2 we have a lot of bad people on the ship yet morinith gets so much hate such irony
Modifié par Dendio1, 04 mai 2012 - 02:26 .
Shallyah wrote...
Hello, Godwin.
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Dendio1 wrote...
@ shepardtheshepard read the post above you
/face palming
Modifié par Shepardtheshepard, 04 mai 2012 - 03:05 .
Anacronian Stryx wrote...
This would be so much easier if people actually knew the distinction between a killer and a murderer.
Modifié par Geneaux486, 04 mai 2012 - 03:15 .
pistolols wrote...
Well this is disappointing. I don't see why they couldn't just have her involved in the monestary mission somehow. I mean seeing as she's the same model as samara lol... wouldn't have been hard. We could have seen her turned to banshee there. I was really looking forward to seeing what they'd do with her when playing my morinth import.
What about Zaeed? Where was his ass? Was he on the citadel somewhere? I ignored all citadel missions / quests with my import that has zaeed. was that a mistake?
Dendio1 wrote...
How about I toss anybody with a problem out the airlock. Morinth has redeeming qualities that are expressed if you actually gave her a chance. In both ME2 and ME3 she is shown to be more than the monster you brand her as.
Its a lame and false arguement.
Geneaux486 wrote...
Anacronian Stryx wrote...
This would be so much easier if people actually knew the distinction between a killer and a murderer.
Hey, for all we know, Nef could have secretly been... um... a corrupt dictator... or something... and Morith was just freeing her nation.
Modifié par Optimystic_X, 04 mai 2012 - 03:38 .
Shepardtheshepard wrote...
Wasn't going to, but references to the closer yet subtle comparables of serial killers had been already made and not got, so the go to guy had to be called.
Taboo-XX wrote...
People actually like this monster?
Shepardtheshepard wrote...
Dendio1 wrote...
@ shepardtheshepard read the post above you
/face palming
I did. Still doesn't make it so she has redeeming qualties though. That isn't what that term means.
Things that are written AFTER the second game came out can't be used to factor a choice made in the second game. What if after recruiting any of the squadmates in 2 you find out your doing so let them do their mega-pedo spree?
You can only use information that's on hand. Otherwise why even play the first game if it turns out the reapers are actually trying to do us a favour? *Reaches ME3 ending* ....oh wait.....
Samara is not a psychopath. She's a cop. You may not LIKE the laws of the Asari, but they're the laws. Even she says that a lot of it doesn't bring it her glee. You can own guns in a lot of America, I don't like that. But it doesn't mean the people that do get guns as the law permits, are crazy loons who shouldn't be given any respect.
She also doesn't kill because she wants to. She's a cop that follows the book TO THE LETTER. I'd rather her than some crooked cop.
Obey the law, don't get punished. She even gives that merc a chance to escape a harsh punishment remember? The merc CHOOSES not to, despite being told what would happen if she didn't HELP A COP DO HER JOB.
Of course she says she'd go after a renegade Shepard after the mission is over (also implied it's if she crosses his path again later on, rather than soon as they're back on the Normandy). Renegade Shepard in ME2 does some very naughty things and he could very well not be a spectre in this game, therefore just a guy breaking the law. No one is above the law. They may change, but no one is above it. The queen of England might kill someone and she'd still get arrested.
Quick edit:
I know some smart-ass is going to try and say "What about spectres then? They're above the law! lolololololol!"
No they're not. The LAW is that those who are spectres are exempt from having to worry about certain things, in order to do thier job. They can't just go killing randomly people because the law doesn't permit them to do that. Saren lost his status for Eden Prime remember?
It's the same as our cops who by law can go past the speed limit in a car chase or to reach an emergency. They can't do it to just to get the doughnuts.
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