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MisterX867 wrote...

I really wish we had more time with Jack and Zaeed. To be honest they really felt like nothing but cameos

I agree, these two would have made amazing assets under Shepards command since they very much were people with devastating personalities (point and shoot destruction). Both were also hotheads and their unpredictable commentary and actions would have spiced things up a bit on the Normandy (most were military/structured personality types).

But if I had to pick only one more, I would have been happy with Grunt. I love Krogans he was only around for 1 mission. 

[fiendishchicken]

All of them (Except Team Dextro)

In fact, my dream team is the ME2 team, replace Tali with Javik.

[tamperous]

Not Jacob cuz clearly he was getting too much action.... oh wait different kinds of action. To which type of action was OP referring?

[Revenant147]

Miranda.

[Deadlysyns]

All of them Bioware got us attached to them then gave us Vega and EDI really Bioware what were you thinking

[AdmiralCheez]

Not necessarily MORE action, but BETTER action. Bonus points if it's actually in character.

I'm a quality over quantity type of person, frankly.  It wasn't the brevity of the cameos that bugged me, but the doofiness.  Although Miranda/Jacob could've had a lot more potential because you know CERBERUS.

Had more issues with Liara and the VS tbh.

Modifié par AdmiralCheez, 09 novembre 2012 - 08:30 .

[wright1978]

Miranda in particular. She should have had a role within the Cerberus arc. It was akin to leaving Tali out of the quarian arc as far as i'm concerned.

[Tyrannus00]

LanceSolous13 wrote...

MisterX867 wrote...

I really wish we had more time with Jack and Zaeed. To be honest they really felt like nothing but cameos

All of them, ESPICIALLY those with romances.

Miranda, Jack, Thane, Jacob. Goddamn it. How is this acceptable?!

Jack has next to no romance and 5 mins of screen time regardless.

Miranda's romance falls flat.

Thane and Jacob DON'T HAVE A ROMANCE in ME3.

Kasumi and Zaeed appear for 5 seconds and Kasumi sort of breaks character a bit. Why is she so resentful?

Legion is in name only. ME2: "We do not accept the Old One's gifts." ME3: "This is beautiful! This is life! We must install it to the Geth consensus even though it contradicts my earlier statements."

Mordin was flawless.

Tali has very little screentime and, even for being a squaddie, has not much romance content.

Garrus has more screen time than Tali but needed more romance content as well.

Grunt dropped off the face of the galaxy.

My Drell-Bro died and I can't shed a tear but I instead sob uncontrollably (quite literally) about some random child?

Samara also disappeared, with no mention of the romance foreshadowing from ME2.

Morinth doesn't even appear.

...Just, WTF?

I didn't hear anything from Legion saying that the reaper code was beautiful and life. If anything, Legion seemed humiliated that it was using reaper code.

[HellbirdIV]

grey_wind wrote...

Mordin is irritatingly inconsistent with his stance on the genophage.

I have to adress this, because it's a bit of a peeve for me;

Mordin is not inconsistent. He has a character arc.

In ME2 he justifies his work to fix the genophage not just to Shepard, but to himself. His arc is about him going back to confront the guilt he has tried to leave behind, culminating in Maelon - Maelon who, unlike Mordin, never put the guilt away, letting it gnaw on him until it drove him nearly mad and he took to desperate measures to try and undo his sins.

After dealing with Maelon and seeing the horrors that the genophage inflict on the krogan first-hand - especially with the surviving test-subjects the STG picks up - Mordin has grown to understand that he is responsible for many, many deaths and years of suffering for others, despite whatever he says to justify it.

He appears to be a spiritual person in some regards, hinted during conversations on Tuchanka in ME2, so perhaps he wants redemption, or perhaps, like Padok Wiks, he wants to leave the universe a better place when he dies than what it was when he was born.

Mordin believed in the genophage. Then he saw what it did, and he wasn't so sure anymore. Doubt wore him down. And finally, he did what so few people, even real people, can do, and admits the truth:

He made a mistake.

[Nightwriter]

All of them, but Miranda and Jack rank highest for me. It is scandalous that they had nothing to do with the Cerberus arc. Scandalous.

How could you do that to me BioWare. HOW.

[Caihn]

Spending the entire game away from the characters you like is even more depressing than the ending of the game.

Modifié par Yannkee, 09 novembre 2012 - 04:24 .

[VirtualSoldier27]

Yannkee wrote...

Spending the entire game away from the characters you like is even more depressing than the ending of the game.

yeah,I had to do that with Ash in ME2, it sucks that you only get to see youre LI for a 5 min cutscene in a 30 hour game

and she doesnt even appreciated that I waited that long for her,but thats not her fualt, its the ME3 writers

[daigakuinsei]

Miranda, Jack, and Grunt.

Miranda's a great XO.
Jack's my bro.
I'm Grunt's battlemaster/bro.

[grey_wind]

HellbirdIV wrote...

grey_wind wrote...

Mordin is irritatingly inconsistent with his stance on the genophage.

I have to adress this, because it's a bit of a peeve for me;

Mordin is not inconsistent. He has a character arc.

In ME2 he justifies his work to fix the genophage not just to Shepard, but to himself. His arc is about him going back to confront the guilt he has tried to leave behind, culminating in Maelon - Maelon who, unlike Mordin, never put the guilt away, letting it gnaw on him until it drove him nearly mad and he took to desperate measures to try and undo his sins.

After dealing with Maelon and seeing the horrors that the genophage inflict on the krogan first-hand - especially with the surviving test-subjects the STG picks up - Mordin has grown to understand that he is responsible for many, many deaths and years of suffering for others, despite whatever he says to justify it.

He appears to be a spiritual person in some regards, hinted during conversations on Tuchanka in ME2, so perhaps he wants redemption, or perhaps, like Padok Wiks, he wants to leave the universe a better place when he dies than what it was when he was born.

Mordin believed in the genophage. Then he saw what it did, and he wasn't so sure anymore. Doubt wore him down. And finally, he did what so few people, even real people, can do, and admits the truth:

He made a mistake.

Which is all well and good if you chose the Paragon path on Mordin's loyalty mission. It works nowehere nearly as well if you chose the Renegade path.
There's no reason for Mordin to refuse to sabotage the Genophage in any scenario except when Wrex and Eve are both alive. Remember what he says: if the Krogan became belligerent again, humanity and the Turians would wipe them out of existence. Add to that the fact that the Genophage only adjusts populations to pre-industrial birth rates, that smarter Krogan like Wrex (from ME1/2) and Okeer realized it was a problem the Krogan could overcome (since the problem was more psychological than anything), then Mordin coming to believe in the validity of the Genophage should have been an alternative character arc. 

However, Mordin is still far more consistent in character than everybody else from ME2, so there's that I guess.

Modifié par grey_wind, 09 novembre 2012 - 08:39 .

[MattFini]

BringBackNihlus wrote...

Miranda, Jack and Grunt.

All of them, but especially them. 

[Ice Cold J]

I've always wanted ACTION with Samara and Miranda.
...at the same time.

As far as screen time, Zaeed for sure. I wish they made Jacob out to be more than a ******-poor whiny security guard.

[Lawrence0294]

The good times.

[cyrexwingblade]

I'm always surprised so many people like Miranda. She always annoyed the pudding out of me, and I thought the fact she got more ME3 time than most of the ME2 gang was particularly annoying. Now if her getting more time meant *all of them* getting more time, sure, I'll work with it.

Otherwise, my answer to the OP: All of them.

Trite, yes, but true. I care about my crew, and they got yanked.