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[Barquiel]

HagarIshay wrote...

Omanisat wrote...

You mean the Eclipse sister, who we know are only allowed to join after committing a murder? Who as a member of Eclipse was a moral-less killer for hire? Samara didn't just let her go? And after offering her a way out on numerous occasions? And who had just previously tried to kill Samara?

Huh. So strange.

Wrex murdered too. So did Thane, and Jack. Every squadmate we know and love killed. Does it mean Samara should have killed them all? Besides, Eclipse is a Mercenary gang. They're hired to kill, whether it's for a good cause or a bad one. They can't exactly hire someone who doesn't know how to do this job.

I always wondered who has the highest body count: Samara, Morinth or Thane

[Ageless Face]

Barquiel wrote...
I always wondered who has the highest body count: Samara, Morinth or Thane

Well, Morinth mainly kills people she sleeps with. And she has pretty high standards, so I guess not too many.

Thane lives much less than Asari so he didn't exactly have as much time. I'd say Samra killed the most people out of the three from reasons I already said, as well as she was a mercenary before being a Justicar.

However I'm positive the one to kill the most people is Wrex 

[ChuckTesla]

Omanisat wrote...

Why do any of you even have that monster alive? To hell with Morinth.

Dominate is my favorite power, that's why.

Personally, I felt like it was just an issue of Morinth's story being pretty much written. There isn't really too much you can do with her story-wise after the loyalty mission in ME2. The fact that Jacob got more love than her in ME3 is a crime, but that's a different problem.

[GreyLycanTrope]

I'd love to see more contact with the ME2 squad mates, Morinth included

[FlyingSquirrel]

HagarIshay wrote...
Well, Morinth mainly kills people she sleeps with. And she has pretty high standards, so I guess not too many.

I don't think there is much evidence for this. The recordings from Nef indicate that they didn't know each other for that long, and she takes about five minutes to invite Shepard back to her apartment. Assuming that Nef's death is relatively recent when Shepard and Samara arrive on Omega, that would be two victims in the space of about a month if she'd killed Shepard as well. If this is her standard MO, and if she's been alive and killing for several hundred years, I'm guessing her body count is pretty high.

FYI, I'm not fully in Samara's camp - I don't approve of killing that merc, who easily could have been arrested and handed over to the detective. For that matter, I don't approve of killing Morinth either, given that she's basically subdued and not still trying to kill Samara by the end of their battle. I'd have preferred to capture Morinth and send her off to that monastery.

Modifié par FlyingSquirrel, 04 février 2013 - 03:34 .

[Ageless Face]

FlyingSquirrel wrote...
I don't think there is much evidence for this. The recordings from Nef indicate that they didn't know each other for that long, and she takes about five minutes to invite Shepard back to her apartment. Assuming that Nef's death is relatively recent when Shepard and Samara arrive on Omega, that would be two victims in the space of about a month if she'd killed Shepard as well. If this is her standard MO, and if she's been alive and killing for several hundred years, I'm guessing her body count is pretty high.

It's not too easy to get Morinth. Most people don't do a backround check on Morinth to know she's specifically into Halex or likes the movie Veania. Convincing Morinth to let you come into her apartmant without using this helpers is considerably hard (I only succeeded doing so once). And getting Morinth's attention without knowing she's looking for it, or what she is looking for, is also not as easy as it seems while Shep is doing it.

Modifié par HagarIshay, 04 février 2013 - 03:43 .

[AresKeith]

But Morinth doesn't exist in my playthroughs anymore

[movieguyabw]

Doubt we'll see Morinth in the final DLC, unfortunately. :/ Really sucks, as she was one of my favorite squadmates in ME2.

Hopefully the modding community will be able to figure out how to create dialogue files, and edit scripts, so someone can mod her into the game somewhere, somehow.

[BLAHBLUE2001]

I'm not a Morinth fan at all, but I agree what they did to the character was a slap in the face for anyone that wanted a different play through.

Banshee named Morinth is just lazy. Cut a few lines from Kei Lame and let Morith at least have something...

[garrusfan1]

I think msot people let her die so it wasn't a big deal to most I thought it was a fitting end to that crazy b****.

[Ageless Face]

garrusfan1 wrote...

I think msot people let her die so it wasn't a big deal to most I thought it was a fitting end to that crazy b****.

So because most don't save her it means the ones who did should be punished for that?

We should actually be rewarded. She's not easy to get.

[AresKeith]

HagarIshay wrote...

garrusfan1 wrote...

I think msot people let her die so it wasn't a big deal to most I thought it was a fitting end to that crazy b****.

So because most don't save her it means the ones who did should be punished for that?

We should actually be rewarded. She's not easy to get.

Falare's better

[Seboist]

HagarIshay wrote...

garrusfan1 wrote...

I think msot people let her die so it wasn't a big deal to most I thought it was a fitting end to that crazy b****.

So because most don't save her it means the ones who did should be punished for that?

We should actually be rewarded. She's not easy to get.

From what I learned during the Paragon/Renegade battles during the ME2 days is that some on here don't give a damn if others get screwed with their choices as long as the game caters to them.

[Ageless Face]

AresKeith wrote...
Falare's better

"OMG my sis needs help save my sister SAVE MAH SISTER". that's pretty much all I got from her. Naturally I don't find her to be very interesting.

Besides, she's pretty stupid. I get she loves her sister, but what's the deal with her wanting to stay while a bomb goes off? And who in his right mind would decide to stay in a destroyed monastery with no one with her besides corpses? She can finally start an actual life, and she doesn't want to live. <_<

Yeah, I'm definitely not a fan.

Seboist wrote...
From what I learned during the Paragon/Renegade battles during the ME2 days is that some on here don't give a damn if others get screwed with their choices as long as the game caters to them.

Yeah, I noticed. Unfourtenatly Bioware backs them up. Apperantly the one who screams the most is the only one to be heard around here. 

Modifié par HagarIshay, 04 février 2013 - 04:55 .

[Barquiel]

HagarIshay wrote...

Barquiel wrote...
I always wondered who has the highest body count: Samara, Morinth or Thane

Well, Morinth mainly kills people she sleeps with. And she has pretty high standards, so I guess not too many.

Thane lives much less than Asari so he didn't exactly have as much time. I'd say Samra killed the most people out of the three from reasons I already said, as well as she was a mercenary before being a Justicar.

However I'm positive the one to kill the most people is Wrex 

You're probably right. Wrex and Aria managed to destroy a whole space station after all

[WindfishDude]

Man, my Renegade Infiltrator Shep LOVED having Morinth as his secret 2nd in Command.

They made a ruthless team. Infiltrator Shep took control over droids, Morinth took control over organics. Chaos ensued.

[Cutlass Jack]

Nero Narmeril wrote...

Considering that probably only 5% of fans ever had Morinth as a squadmate, you can just about guarantee that she won't be a character in the next DLC.

About 5% of fans didn't take Garrus to squad in ME1, but in ME2 it is detected and there are different dialogues.. Your argument is invalid.

 
Your counterarguement is less valid. A few lines of dialogue in the main game is not equal to a paid DLC. Doing a DLC that only 5% of fans would be interested in would be an incredible waste of production dollars that could be spent on something a much higher percent would want.

While I'm in agreement that I wish they did more with Morinth during the monestary segment than they did, a DLC would never happen.

[EarthboundNess]

I personally cannot stand Morinth. However, whilst I see her end as fitting and ironic, I can understand why her fans are annoyed with the lack of an alternative. No squadmate, even an optional one, should be sidelined like that. If it was one that I liked, I'd be annoyed too.

So for those reasons, this has my support, if BioWare saw it as a valuable application of time and resources. Besides, she certainly fits an apparent theme of the next DLC. (clubs and casinos)

[Terraforming2154]

HagarIshay wrote...

AresKeith wrote...
Falare's better

"OMG my sis needs help save my sister SAVE MAH SISTER". that's pretty much all I got from her. Naturally I don't find her to be very interesting.

Besides, she's pretty stupid. I get she loves her sister, but what's the deal with her wanting to stay while a bomb goes off? And who in his right mind would decide to stay in a destroyed monastery with no one with her besides corpses? She can finally start an actual life, and she doesn't want to live. <_<

Yeah, I'm definitely not a fan.

Considering she has been in the monastery for quite a long time, and it is a confine that reiterates how different she is and how secluded she is from outside society -- I can sort of understand her actions. Additionally Samara holds the threat of killing her if she steps outside the monastery, so her decision to stay might be one of self-preservation.

Also, she wanted to stay with her sister not necessarily get blown up. I think staying with Rila took precedence to the bomb going off. That makes her emotional, not sure how it makes her stupid though.

But whatever, I liked all of Samara's daughters.

I wish that Morinth had gotten a storyline at the Monastery -- it could have had a much better dynamic than Samara's version and  certainly would have given me some incentive to replay the game.

[Ageless Face]

Terraforming2154 wrote...
Considering she has been in the monastery for quite a long time, and it is a confine that reiterates how different she is and how secluded she is from outside society -- I can sort of understand her actions. Additionally Samara holds the threat of killing her if she steps outside the monastery, so her decision to stay might be one of self-preservation.

I'd let it go if it was only for Samara's gun directed to her temple (though the code's "agreement" to Felare made no sense), but it's not only then. If you don't have Samara in the monastary, Felare still plans to stay. She apperantly rather to go insane in that place than live like a person. If it was for her fear of her powers than I might have understood, but then she had the option to go to the authorities so they can deal with her situation and take care of her.

Also, she wanted to stay with her sister not necessarily get blown up. I think staying with Rila took precedence to the bomb going off. That makes her emotional, not sure how it makes her stupid though.

I can't really take someone who wants to stay in a place filled with husks planning to kill you, and also about to get blown all that seriously. Even (or due to) watching her sister surrounded by husks, common sense should keep her in line 

[WhiteKnyght]

Morinth sucked. Literally.

[Eterna]

Yeah, DLC for a character that almost nobody in the playerbase used sounds profitable.

[jkflipflopDAO]

Bioware says "F*ck your feedback".

[Kel Riever]

LOL, I never knew they nametagged a generic Banshee 'Morinth' and called it a day.

What was supposed to be the reaction to that? 'Whoa dude! THAT's what happened to Morinth?' And then you were supposed to maybe headcannon the reaction your Shepard had while you pew pewed the Banshee to death?

If that's the case, why couldn't they have renamed one of the husks, 'Jacob.'