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[Kabraxal]

Hurry up Meg! The quicker you go the quicker you get back and I can snipe y... I mean play with you!

[Flashy91]

I'm down for some bot executing or hording on any of the maps ATM if we can get a full 5 person team

[kraidy1117]

I will be on much later guys, guys what ever you do. Don't get married it will ruin your soul!

[Kabraxal]

I'm ready now! It's installed!

[AccursedOdin]

We should have at least four people, we did that once and it worked out fine.

[Kabraxal]

Me... Flashy... Odin... and Nadia... damn, firecleaner will be on in a bit, and Meg in a few hours. O I forgot Vyn! That is five then.

[Flashy91]

invites sent, chop chop folks

pun heavily intended

[kraidy1117]

Kabraxal wrote...

Me... Flashy... Odin... and Nadia... damn, firecleaner will be on in a bit, and Meg in a few hours. O I forgot Vyn! That is five then.

I will be on before meg kab........ so there will be 6 again. lol

[Kabraxal]

****ing router.

[Caihn]

 Less and less Miranda here ... 

[Andysilv]

@ Yannkee: It's just because the Gears thing is new at the moment, everybody is a bit excited so we can't help but talk about it, things will calm down soon. =)



Good morning to everybody btw!

[Kabraxal]

Where are you Meg?!

[firecleaner]

Yannkee wrote...

 Less and less Miranda here ... 

I apologize... we will calm down and get back on topic...

[Ieldra]

Yannkee wrote...

 Less and less Miranda here ... 

Indeed.....

[Ieldra]

jtav wrote...

I, um, have a silly Miranda related question. How did she get so good at combat? I doubt Dad taught her how to handle a machine gun or lead a fire team. Cerberus training?

I think she was always athletic, so staying in shape physically was no problem. Handling of small arms should also pose no problem, since you can learn that as a civilian if you really want to. For tactics and leadership I think it was Cerberus training, maybe on top of some basic stuff learned by experience when running from her father's goons.

If so, I'd love to know what she did as a teen to convince them she'd be a better asset to them than her father's money.

She's not with Cerberus for her combat skills, if you ask me. She's very, very good with the science, that's one thing. And maybe she's also good as a spy. I guess she brought one or the other big secret with her, something related to her own genetic engineering that her father kept from them.

Modifié par Ieldra2, 28 mars 2010 - 06:50 .

[Flashy91]

OoO Miri pic dump... For us folk murdering eachother right now

[Andysilv]

Hehe, nice one Flashy!

[Karstedt]

Ieldra2 wrote...

Heretic! You cut... the butt! Nooooo...

[Ieldra]

jtav wrote...
I was asking someone to explain the sudden rash of Cerberus apologists. It's pretty clear to me they're scum. Also, I think I've finally figured out why I'm hard on Miranda: I can't forget who she works for.

I'm somewhat of a Cerberus apologist myself. Well, maybe not exactly, but I do set myself against those who say "Cerberus are all scum, I *hatehatehate*  them , and they must all die" or something like that. Because, while I don't agree with their methods, I do agree somewhat with their agenda, depending on what exactly is meant by "human advancement". I don't think it's evil to seek power as such - it all depends on what you do with it once you've got it. I think the artificial evolution I see lurking behind their agenda is inevitable and desirable. Regarding the events in the game, I also can't overlook that they brought Shepard back to life (without that control chip), and that they seem to do something where the Council does not.

Of course that doesn't redeem the whole organization, nor does it justify most of the experiments we know about. But I think that the bigger picture is more complex than "Cerberus are scum". Ah...and let's not forget that Cerberus may be an Alliance organization according to information given in ME1. That also doesn't justify their methods, but it makes the picture even more complex.

I wonder what we'll be able to do with them in ME3. I hope it's something more than the decision between "Destroy them" and "Become them". Because that would be simplistic.

Edit:
Just read the thread "Their methods are extreme". While I maintain my opinion, I must admit that some of the apologist arguments there are crap.

Modifié par Ieldra2, 28 mars 2010 - 07:05 .

[Ieldra]

Karstedt wrote...

Ieldra2 wrote...

Heretic! You cut... the butt! Nooooo...

Well, the waterfall was more interesting

(considering the game gives us a lot of "butt shots" we don't need, but very few waterfalls ).

[Caihn]

andysilv87 wrote...

@ Yannkee: It's just because the Gears thing is new at the moment, everybody is a bit excited so we can't help but talk about it, things will calm down soon. =)

Good morning to everybody btw!

Good morning.

No problem with the Gears thing. (Chuck discuss is also hard to stop sometimes) 

I think there are also less subjects concerning Miranda to discuss.  I can't much participate because of my bad english, but I enjoy reading discussions concerning her.

Modifié par Yannkee, 28 mars 2010 - 07:32 .

[Karstedt]

I can haz Chuck?

[gutty47]

MegWithAMouth wrote...

@gutty: The dialogue tree is looking great. I can't imagine how time consuming it is, but I definitely appreciate it.

Its a time intensive task but someones gotta do it. I should have loyalty mission done in a few days... on top of all the other little sideprojects I'm doing.

jtav wrote...

Random thought: Miranda is the only female LI you don't have to rescue at any point. You save Ashley from the geth on Eden Prime, Liara on Therum, Tali on the Citadel, Freedom's Progress and Haestrom, and you break Jack out of jail. Nothing similar for Miranda.

Nail on head. I'm tired of having to rescue characters... especially ones caused by thier own ineptitude (Tali - I'm looking at you.).

Somebody1003 wrote...

But everyone can see from Mordin's lab room.

I still don't know why everyone brings this up. I've looked from the both the lab and the armory and you can only barely see the control panel. Miranda and Shepard are a significant distance from the panel. No-one can see them...

jtav wrote...

I, um, have a silly Miranda related question. How did she get so good at combat? I doubt Dad taught her how to handle a machine gun or lead a fire team. Cerberus training? If so, I'd love to know what she did as a teen to convince them she'd be a better asset to them than her father's money.

Well her father did give her biotics and I can't really think of any real use of biotics outside of combat. I would guess she was given at least basic combat training and at least a moderate level of biotic training. All the advanced training (including fireteam tactics) would've been done with Cerberus' help.