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[Stalker]

Miranda. I don't think the game expected that, though.

[Hadeedak]

Thane (shut up, he counts), Kaidan and Garrus.

Would have been Jacob, but apparently.... Y'all know the drill.

[Hadeedak]

Mr Massakka wrote...

Miranda. I don't think the game expected that, though.

Hah, you should try it with her male counterpart. In comparision, the game REALLY believes in Miranda as a love interest. <_<

[Stalker]

Hadeedak wrote...

Mr Massakka wrote...

Miranda. I don't think the game expected that, though.

Hah, you should try it with her male counterpart. In comparision, the game REALLY believes in Miranda as a love interest. <_<

Yep. Though we are all in the same boat when it comes to be pushed into the ME1 romances...

[Hadeedak]

Mr Massakka wrote...

Hadeedak wrote...

Mr Massakka wrote...

Miranda. I don't think the game expected that, though.

Hah, you should try it with her male counterpart. In comparision, the game REALLY believes in Miranda as a love interest. <_<

Yep. Though we are all in the same boat when it comes to be pushed into the ME1 romances...

Hey, my Garrus-loyal girl probably had the best romance across the series. Pacing spot on, writing fabulous, all that. Way better than what I've seen of the youtubes for the others (even certain blue ladies who have disconcerting pacing hiccups). But yeah. I know what you mean.

With all 3 men left in the Mass Effect universe who like Shepard, my choices are now exhausted, but I do plan on making a fresh broShep and figuring out where he's going.

[The Sarendoctrinator]

Garrus for first playthrough, Tali will be second, and eventually I'll play out all of the squadmate romances.

[Stalker]

Liara, VS, Garrus, Tali. Those are the expectable romances...
"Oh you liked one of the ME2-introduced characters? Too bad for you!"

All the others feel cut off as if no one never expected you to go for them. They seem like nothing more than the cheating option for BioWare's true love for Shepard. I hate it.

Modifié par Mr Massakka, 18 juin 2012 - 07:13 .

[Caihn]

Miranda

[o Ventus]

Mr Massakka wrote...

Liara, VS, Garrus, Tali. Those are the expectable romances...
"Oh you liked one of the ME2-introduced characters? Too bad for you!"

All the others feel cut off as if no one never expected you to go for them. They seem like nothing more than the cheating option for BioWare's true love for Shepard. I hate it.

That reminds me. Don't any of the ME2 characters who can be romanced have the "true_love" tag in their romance file? I remember hearing pre-release that Miranda's doesn't, but I'm not sure. I know the VS and Liara do though.

[Beep Il]

Or was it too obvious?

[Apathy1989]

First playthrough was Liara, then Tali. I stayed loyal to Tali, and new playthroughs I always hold off until I can romance Tali.

[Ageless Face]

Kaidan with FemShep.

Ashley for ManShep.

[Rikketik]

First playthrough I broke up with Liara (which I felt pretty bad about, but then again, she 'suggested' it) and went with Traynor. I knew I was going to like her the moment she awkwardly introduced herself and I was not disappointed. Her romance was a bit short, but quite sweet. I also liked the flirting after missions, which really gave you the idea that you were in a relationship. She has quickly become one of my favorite characters.

The next playthrough was with a Shepard that had never romanced anyone in the previous games and she ended up with Liara. My current playthrough is with a Shepard who has been completely loyal to Liara since ME1. I'm curious how that will turn out in comparison to a 'fresh' Liara romance.

Next playthrough will probably be Garrus' turn.

[AndreasShepard]

It was Kaidan, and he's still out there searching for Shepard like the good space boyfriend he is.

[BadExamp1e]

Mr Massakka wrote...

Hadeedak wrote...

Mr Massakka wrote...

Miranda. I don't think the game expected that, though.

Hah, you should try it with her male counterpart. In comparision, the game REALLY believes in Miranda as a love interest. <_<

Yep. Though we are all in the same boat when it comes to be pushed into the ME1 romances...

Ha. I remember something awfully similar happening in ME2...

[o Ventus]

BadExamp1e wrote...

Mr Massakka wrote...

Hadeedak wrote...

Mr Massakka wrote...

Miranda. I don't think the game expected that, though.

Hah, you should try it with her male counterpart. In comparision, the game REALLY believes in Miranda as a love interest. <_<

Yep. Though we are all in the same boat when it comes to be pushed into the ME1 romances...

Ha. I remember something awfully similar happening in ME2...

Difference now being the ME1 romances have 2 games to flourish.

[mythlover20]

o Ventus wrote...

BadExamp1e wrote...

Mr Massakka wrote...

Hadeedak wrote...

Mr Massakka wrote...

Miranda. I don't think the game expected that, though.

Hah, you should try it with her male counterpart. In comparision, the game REALLY believes in Miranda as a love interest. <_<

Yep. Though we are all in the same boat when it comes to be pushed into the ME1 romances...

Ha. I remember something awfully similar happening in ME2...

Difference now being the ME1 romances have 2 games to flourish.

And there will be no fourth game for our ME2 LIs to return now. Same method, totally different result. Not that mine will be back anyway...

Oh yeah, mine?

[BadExamp1e]

o Ventus wrote...

BadExamp1e wrote...

Mr Massakka wrote...

Hadeedak wrote...

Mr Massakka wrote...

Miranda. I don't think the game expected that, though.

Hah, you should try it with her male counterpart. In comparision, the game REALLY believes in Miranda as a love interest. <_<

Yep. Though we are all in the same boat when it comes to be pushed into the ME1 romances...

Ha. I remember something awfully similar happening in ME2...

Difference now being the ME1 romances have 2 games to flourish.

After Horizon? They damn well better be, IMO. Miranda's just behind the VS by a bit. Which is pretty great in my eyes considering she's not even a squadmate.

Difference is Garrus, Tali and Liara have had three games to 'flourish' and in a good way too. The VS deserved to be on the squad the most come ME3 and they weren't really. They were side-lined for half the game, and in Ashley's case, didn't talk. So nothing's at all fair all around.

[o Ventus]

BadExamp1e wrote...


After Horizon? They damn well better be, IMO. Miranda's just behind the VS by a bit. Which is pretty great in my eyes considering she's not even a squadmate.

She's barely behind Ashley. Kaidan has more than both of them (For some odd reason).

That said, the romance exclusivity is almost nonexistent, barring the obvious romance culmination scene (Which is a cheap fade-to-black, hardly a "culmination") and the hug at Sanctuary.

[BadExamp1e]

o Ventus wrote...

BadExamp1e wrote...


After Horizon? They damn well better be, IMO. Miranda's just behind the VS by a bit. Which is pretty great in my eyes considering she's not even a squadmate.

She's barely behind Ashley. Kaidan has more than both of them (For some odd reason).

That said, the romance exclusivity is almost nonexistent, barring the obvious romance culmination scene (Which is a cheap fade-to-black, hardly a "culmination") and the hug at Sanctuary.

I'd say they are about the same, or Miranda's got more since half of Ashley's content got cut in the end. And Miranda's not even a squadmate.

Nope, Jacob's romance is nonexistent.

Don't forget the kiss on the cheek, and holding hands when you rekindle the romance...

[Stalker]

BadExamp1e wrote...

o Ventus wrote...

BadExamp1e wrote...


After Horizon? They damn well better be, IMO. Miranda's just behind the VS by a bit. Which is pretty great in my eyes considering she's not even a squadmate.

She's barely behind Ashley. Kaidan has more than both of them (For some odd reason).

That said, the romance exclusivity is almost nonexistent, barring the obvious romance culmination scene (Which is a cheap fade-to-black, hardly a "culmination") and the hug at Sanctuary.

I'd say they are about the same, or Miranda's got more since half of Ashley's content got cut in the end. And Miranda's not even a squadmate.

Nope, Jacob's romance is nonexistent.

Don't forget the kiss on the cheek, and holding hands when you rekindle the romance...

Ashley has far more attention than Miranda!

Admitted, she stops talking after she gets on the Normandy, but before that: (as far as I can count) there is the Mars rescue scene, 3 hospital talks, 2 meetings on the Citadel, a real romance scene, you can take her on a majority of missions and there is a proper goodbye-talk on Earth... 

Modifié par Mr Massakka, 18 juin 2012 - 11:26 .

[Fidget6]

 loyal to Kaidan throughout the trilogy.

[Addrodoc]

Ashley from start to finish... on both playthroughs!

[o Ventus]

BadExamp1e wrote...

o Ventus wrote...

BadExamp1e wrote...


After Horizon? They damn well better be, IMO. Miranda's just behind the VS by a bit. Which is pretty great in my eyes considering she's not even a squadmate.

She's barely behind Ashley. Kaidan has more than both of them (For some odd reason).

That said, the romance exclusivity is almost nonexistent, barring the obvious romance culmination scene (Which is a cheap fade-to-black, hardly a "culmination") and the hug at Sanctuary.

I'd say they are about the same, or Miranda's got more since half of Ashley's content got cut in the end. And Miranda's not even a squadmate.

Nope, Jacob's romance is nonexistent.

Don't forget the kiss on the cheek, and holding hands when you rekindle the romance...

Miranda's romance exclusive bits are the affirmation, the culmination, the hug at Sanctuary, and an extension to the goodbye on Earth. The hug and the goodbye are also pure autodialogue.

Even with her cut content, Ashley's romance is FAR more developed than Miranda's. You're presenting a false argument here.

[BadExamp1e]

Miranda's romance exclusive bits were more than what most got, and many would be happy that their favourite character actually showed up more than twice. The way I see it is that Miranda practically got her own mission at the end as well, nor was she forgotten about in ME3. I'm finding it hard to show sympathy when Miranda got a better role than most, and had the best romance in ME2. But hey, that's the hand you're dealt, and that's what Bioware wanted to do with their character at the end of the day.

You were not pushed away from Miranda. There was no fight, break up or death. You got to rekindle your old relationship with Miranda FIRST, I believe. You have the option to continue the romance with that character, whereas others don't, or didn't in my case. You might not like how BW developed her in ME3, but there's a lot I didn't like either regarding my favourite character. Despite not being a squadmate, at least Miranda was always being included some way or another.

Now, Thane fans have it rough.