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[Steelcan]

Rosstoration wrote...

DNA, ORIANA, ORIANA, ORIANA, MY FATHER, ORIANA, ORIANA
no thank you.

. That's the problem, she needs better content in ME3

[David7204]

The problem is not turning it into CERBERUS, CERBERUS, CERBERUS, REGRET FOR WORKING WITH CERBERUS, CERBERUS, CERBERUS.

[jtav]

I think the regret needs to be there. As of now, she's almost sociopathic in her indifference.

[Steelcan]

Why should she regret working for Cerberus? They did good work until she left.

[daigakuinsei]

You know, if they're really concerned about costs, couldn't they just have a voice "lookalike?" Mordin wasn't voiced by the same actor.

[Stalker]

jtav wrote...

I think the regret needs to be there. As of now, she's almost sociopathic in her indifference.

I don't see a reason for regret to be honest. She achieved great things and there is no reason to regret that time because Cerberus turned into a different direction in the end.

However, I obviously support some acknowledgement for Cerberus and the Reaper war. It's ridiculous that she is entirely focussed on finding her family and ignores that she spent her whole adult life in an enemy organization and that the entire Humanity she used to work for goes to hell right now.
She could take example from Ashley here.

Modifié par Mr Massakka, 30 novembre 2012 - 06:06 .

[Gulaman]

If Aria can get one then why not Miranda? Miranda's ass deserves a better ending.

[tanisha__unknown]

I'll go with what Tali said:

'I never liked her. What a ****.'

[jtav]

Steelcan wrote...

Why should she regret working for Cerberus? They did good work until she left.

Teltin, Akuze, Chasca. Depending on when she was 2IC, she either knew (unlikely) or was willfuly ignorant about an awful lot. If she were a real person, I'd say she deserved to go to prison for a very long time. I like her and I think she's a sincere idealist, but I don't think she's morally admirable at all.

[ObserverStatus]

Commander Casanova wrote...
I hope they make another Liara DLC, just so I can listen to people **** and moan about it.
So many rustled jimmies and hurt butts there would be. I could hear the rustlings all the way to Mother Russia.

^^^

[fiendishchicken]

daigakuinsei wrote...

You know, if they're really concerned about costs, couldn't they just have a voice "lookalike?" Mordin wasn't voiced by the same actor.

That was more to do with politcal reasons than anything else apparently. Michael Beattie announced that he wanted to return to voice Mordin again, but BW never made him the offer for whatever reason.

That said, I really don't think costs for VA are a concern. Especially for Yvonne Strahovski. She may arguably be slightly more high profile now than she was a year ago, but she's still a relative unknown. The biggest issue is finding time for her to work. She's in New York doing her Broadway play (5 nights a week I think) for another 2 months.

[4stringwizard]

Keep dreaming! It'll never happen! NEVER!!!! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! (deep breath) AHAHAHAHA!!

[fiendishchicken]

4stringwizard wrote...

Keep dreaming! It'll never happen! NEVER!!!! BWAHAHAHAHAHAHA!!!! (deep breath) AHAHAHAHA!!

Maybe not for a single character. Which is why we should bargain collectively.

[Steelcan]

jtav wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Why should she regret working for Cerberus? They did good work until she left.

Teltin, Akuze, Chasca. Depending on when she was 2IC, she either knew (unlikely) or was willfuly ignorant about an awful lot. If she were a real person, I'd say she deserved to go to prison for a very long time. I like her and I think she's a sincere idealist, but I don't think she's morally admirable at all.

. Teltin was rogue and they a complicated what they set out to do, Akuze, we don't know the rationale behind their experiments there may have been a good reason, Chasca?  I'm guessing that was Overlord?

[CrutchCricket]

Kabooooom wrote...

Not gonna happen, unless Bioware makes the DLC unplayable after Sanctuary. They won't waste time on a character that *may* be dead (requires extra work for plot variation that they will find to be unnecessary).

Christ, it's like I'm talking to the furniture...<_<

[fiendishchicken]

Steelcan wrote...

jtav wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Why should she regret working for Cerberus? They did good work until she left.

Teltin, Akuze, Chasca. Depending on when she was 2IC, she either knew (unlikely) or was willfuly ignorant about an awful lot. If she were a real person, I'd say she deserved to go to prison for a very long time. I like her and I think she's a sincere idealist, but I don't think she's morally admirable at all.

. Teltin was rogue and they a complicated what they set out to do, Akuze, we don't know the rationale behind their experiments there may have been a good reason, Chasca?  I'm guessing that was Overlord?

husk experimentation. That one was kinda ****ed up. I have no idea what the logic behind Akuze was.

[Lawrence0294]

I support this in so many ways i don't think it could be comprehended.

A DLC for the ME2 lads would be the ideal.

[d1ta]

Didn't romanced her, but hey.. I'll sign. would also love for dlcs revolving Samara, Jack, etc etc..

[Steelcan]

fiendishchicken wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

jtav wrote...

Steelcan wrote...
Why should she regret working for Cerberus? They did good work until she left.

Teltin, Akuze, Chasca. Depending on when she was 2IC, she either knew (unlikely) or was willfuly ignorant about an awful lot. If she were a real person, I'd say she deserved to go to prison for a very long time. I like her and I think she's a sincere idealist, but I don't think she's morally admirable at all.

. Teltin was rogue and they a complicated what they set out to do, Akuze, we don't know the rationale behind their experiments there may have been a good reason, Chasca?  I'm guessing that was Overlord?

husk experimentation. That one was kinda ****ed up. I have no idea what the logic behind Akuze was.

. Oh it was the colony of the dead? Rogue squad, no proof either way, but it's possible.

and Akuze, yeah there doesn't seem to be a rationale, but there had to be one, we just don't know it.

[fiendishchicken]

Lawrence0294 wrote...

I support this in so many ways i don't think it could be comprehended.

A DLC for the ME2 lads would be the ideal.

I think a good half hour of content for:

Miranda, Jack, Thane, Kasumi, Zaeed, Jacob, Samara, Morinth, and Grunt

is in order. A half hour for each maybe. Hell, expand on them in the final mission. Show what each of them is doing in the final battle.

I know Jacob, Grunt, Jack, and Zaeed all have unused dialogue for combat in Priority: Earth. Have those heavy hitters do their thing in combat, and have the others do some stuff as well.

[fiendishchicken]

Steelcan wrote...

fiendishchicken wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

jtav wrote...

Steelcan wrote...
Why should she regret working for Cerberus? They did good work until she left.

Teltin, Akuze, Chasca. Depending on when she was 2IC, she either knew (unlikely) or was willfuly ignorant about an awful lot. If she were a real person, I'd say she deserved to go to prison for a very long time. I like her and I think she's a sincere idealist, but I don't think she's morally admirable at all.

. Teltin was rogue and they a complicated what they set out to do, Akuze, we don't know the rationale behind their experiments there may have been a good reason, Chasca?  I'm guessing that was Overlord?

husk experimentation. That one was kinda ****ed up. I have no idea what the logic behind Akuze was.

. Oh it was the colony of the dead? Rogue squad, no proof either way, but it's possible.

and Akuze, yeah there doesn't seem to be a rationale, but there had to be one, we just don't know it.

The only thing I can think of would be to use the Thresher Maws as weapons similar to how they intended to use the Rachni, husks,  and Thorian Creepers.

Although I don't know why they were tested on a human colony. I think that might've been a case where the maws were lured there or something since it would be hard to safely transport one or something.

[Steelcan]

fiendishchicken wrote...
The only thing I can think of would be to use the Thresher Maws as weapons similar to how they intended to use the Rachni, husks,  and Thorian Creepers.

Although I don't know why they were tested on a human colony. I think that might've been a case where the maws were lured there or something since it would be hard to safely transport one or something.

. Seems plausible, again, there had to be an ulterior reason, Cerberus isn't insane.

[fiendishchicken]

Steelcan wrote...

fiendishchicken wrote...
The only thing I can think of would be to use the Thresher Maws as weapons similar to how they intended to use the Rachni, husks,  and Thorian Creepers.

Although I don't know why they were tested on a human colony. I think that might've been a case where the maws were lured there or something since it would be hard to safely transport one or something.

. Seems plausible, again, there had to be an ulterior reason, Cerberus isn't insane.

Maws would be hard to control as well. They aren't sentient.

[Steelcan]

fiendishchicken wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

fiendishchicken wrote...
The only thing I can think of would be to use the Thresher Maws as weapons similar to how they intended to use the Rachni, husks,  and Thorian Creepers.

Although I don't know why they were tested on a human colony. I think that might've been a case where the maws were lured there or something since it would be hard to safely transport one or something.

. Seems plausible, again, there had to be an ulterior reason, Cerberus isn't insane.

Maws would be hard to control as well. They aren't sentient.

. They aren't sapient, they are sentient, sorry but that's a pet peeve of mine.  Sentient only means an awareness of being alive.  Sapient is truly alive and free thinking.

[tonnactus]

The majority of players dont like Miranda. Source:Cerberus Network.