Colancio wrote...
She's like "me, me, me then me, my sister, my evil dad, me, me"
Boring char, the only reason she's popular it's because dat ass.
Yeah. Her. Three missions where she is an obligatory squadmate. I don't exactly mind, it was fitting, but Miranda should've been that on Cronos Station. She had been there, after all, as opposed to EDI. Instead they let her get wounded so they could keep her away from the one place in ME3 where she should have appeared.fiendishchicken wrote...
The focus was on the newer characters. And Liara. God, was it on Liara.
Ieldra2 wrote...
Yeah. Her. Three missions where she is an obligatory squadmate. I don't exactly mind, it was fitting, but Miranda should've been that on Cronos Station. She had been there, after all, as opposed to EDI. Instead they let her get wounded so they could keep her away from the one place in ME3 where she should have appeared.fiendishchicken wrote...
The focus was on the newer characters. And Liara. God, was it on Liara.
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After so much time.......my mind still doesn't comprehend this decision.Ieldra2 wrote...
Yeah. Her. Three missions where she is an obligatory squadmate. I don't exactly mind, it was fitting, but Miranda should've been that on Cronos Station. She had been there, after all, as opposed to EDI. Instead they let her get wounded so they could keep her away from the one place in ME3 where she should have appeared.fiendishchicken wrote...
The focus was on the newer characters. And Liara. God, was it on Liara.
Edolix wrote...
She's both.
Half the time she's interesting, funny and enjoyable to talk to. Learning about herself and the way she was genetically perfect was great, and I wish they went further with this. However, the other half of the time she's going on about her sister and her father and Cerberus and...mmph, yawn.
For those that aren't especially invested in Miranda's character, this can be a bit of a drag.
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fiendishchicken wrote...
I vehemently disagree with Miranda being a boring character.
I personally think she is the best squadmate in the entire trilogy.
Professionally, she represents the person who believes in the greater good and accomplishes that through necessary ruthlessness.
She's engineered for physical perfection, and in more than one way. I find it interesting with how she can come to terms with that sort of 'synthetic' organic background.
On a romantic level, she isn't gushing her heart out like the other LI's at Shepard's stature - she looks at everything he's done and says a sarcastic 'that's all?' Both she and Shepard are sophisticated and complex characters if you so choose, and they fit each other perfectly.
She is in my opinion, not just the best romance option for Shepard, but the only romance option.
Miranda is a mystery woman, and along with her incredible physical attractiveness (in no small part to Yvonne Strahovski, my own celebrity crush) embodies all that I want in a woman.
And her Australian nationality makes her that much more desirable.
My list of fictional women that kinda/sorta show the type of woman I'm into. My list for the ideal women
1) Miranda Lawson (Mass Effect)
2) Sarah Walker (Chuck: also Yvonne Strahovski)
3) Bastila Shan (KotOR)
4) Hannah McKay (Dexter: also YS)
5) Emma Frost (X-Men)
6) Vesper Lynd (Casino Royale)
7) Mara Jade (Star Wars Expanded Universe)
Also I don't think Miranda's infetility will long stop her from having kids. She did bring a man back from death afterall.
john_sheparrd wrote...
agree glad to see another miranda fan here
DinoSteve wrote...
HERE COME THE MIRANDA WARS.
Modifié par fiendishchicken, 03 février 2013 - 08:48 .
Well.....she does put the tracer on Kai Leng which leads you to TIMs base.Makai81 wrote...
ME2 = interesting and intriguing.
ME3 = orioriorioriorioiri seriously, that was the limit of her involvement in the Reaper war.
Makai81 wrote...
ME2 = interesting and intriguing.
ME3 = orioriorioriorioiri seriously, that was the limit of her involvement in the Reaper war.
God that has to be the most boring sex ever. Just imagining Miranda getting fed up and browsing the extra-net while Jacob tries and fails to please her, oh god...chasemme wrote...
Also, gettin' banged by Jacob, another uninteresting character, (not to be confused with bad, I tend to like Jacob) makes her more uninteresting by association.
Modifié par Kataphrut94, 03 février 2013 - 09:23 .
Try to be understandable, the whole mission was inches close to be completly ruinned.Kataphrut94 wrote...
She was alright. A bit snooty at first, but she developed nicely over time and drastically improved by ME3.
I still can't let her chewing Joker out after the Collector attack go though. Why is it you can only ignore her and comfort Joker or agree with the stupid cow?
Lawrence0294 wrote...
Try to be understandable, the whole mission was inches close to be completly ruinned.Kataphrut94 wrote...
She was alright. A bit snooty at first, but she developed nicely over time and drastically improved by ME3.
I still can't let her chewing Joker out after the Collector attack go though. Why is it you can only ignore her and comfort Joker or agree with the stupid cow?
I don't agree with her reaction either, but it's comprehensible.
shodiswe wrote...
Not bad not good, just, part of what you would expect. A commando receptionist.
Shoots people while off the ships, answers phonecalls and writes reports while not shooting people... There to make reports for TIM, and remind the almost braindead commadner that there is a job to do.
It's indeed not very fair.Kataphrut94 wrote...
Lawrence0294 wrote...
Try to be understandable, the whole mission was inches close to be completly ruinned.Kataphrut94 wrote...
She was alright. A bit snooty at first, but she developed nicely over time and drastically improved by ME3.
I still can't let her chewing Joker out after the Collector attack go though. Why is it you can only ignore her and comfort Joker or agree with the stupid cow?
I don't agree with her reaction either, but it's comprehensible.
Fair enough, I just didn't like how the first thing she did was attack Joker when he had nothing to do with what went wrong.
Kataphrut94 wrote...
Fair enough, I just didn't like how the first thing she did was attack Joker when he had nothing to do with what went wrong.
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