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kraidy1117 wrote...
Oh pleese, Jack knows Cerberus did that stuff, boo hoo. Both should have a slap otion, not just Miri because the whole arguemnt would not have happen if Jack did not go near Miri. They don't like each other, Jack went up there with the intention of stiring things up, both are at fault.
fongiel24 wrote...
jlb524 wrote...
What question?
I think it was this question:Nightwriter wrote...
jlb524 wrote...
Why you
people like Miranda so much?
Why you people like Liara
so much?
*poke poke*jlb524 wrote...
Jack had a good reason to stir things
up....she had just had to relive the horror that was her childhood and
the Cerberus representative on the Normandy (Miranda) pretended like it
was all a 'mistake' and was blase!
To be fair, the only way the Cerberus rep could have been blase was if Jack deliberately came up from her hiding spot on the bottom of the ship and marched into the Cerberus rep's office. I wasn't under the impression that Miranda was interested in going out of her way to talk to Jack.
That the encounter took place in Miranda's office further suggests that Jack came up for the sole purpose of picking a fight. I'm not saying Jack was all wrong and Miranda was right, but Jack still has to bear some of the blame here.
Edit: Dammit... ninja'd twice in less than five minutes.
jlb524 wrote...
Because...she has a Ph.D. That's why I like her, at least.
jlb524 wrote...
kraidy1117 wrote...
Oh pleese, Jack knows Cerberus did that stuff, boo hoo. Both should have a slap otion, not just Miri because the whole arguemnt would not have happen if Jack did not go near Miri. They don't like each other, Jack went up there with the intention of stiring things up, both are at fault.
Jack's the victim and deserves Shepards sympathy...not Miranda. Thus, the slap option should only be for Miranda. I stand by this.
fongiel24 wrote...
Sixth Goul wrote...
I just had an awesome thought, that I was going to ask the people on Jack's thread in hopes of being flamed out, but I'll ask it hear. Now,I was in purgatory and I had Miranda in my party and she suggested knocking out Jack (which you cant do) was a good idea if she was optional. But, she wasn't which makes Miranda look dumb (I blame developer's) back to the point It got me thinking why wasn't their a bomb or an obedience chip or even a tracking device placed in Jacks head? Some why to control a powerful biotic that you don't want to lose.
Perhaps installing a control chip would limit her potential as a biotic. Biotic abilities do require very fine control over the nervous system and anything that restricts that control might have unpleasant consequences.
Nightwriter wrote...
jlb524 wrote...
Because...she has a Ph.D. That's why I like her, at least.
... That's it?
I'm going to say that the developers didn't do it because it would be very, very hard to sympathize with Cerberus if they did such a thing.Sixth Goul wrote...
fongiel24 wrote...
Sixth Goul wrote...
I just had an awesome thought, that I was going to ask the people on Jack's thread in hopes of being flamed out, but I'll ask it hear. Now,I was in purgatory and I had Miranda in my party and she suggested knocking out Jack (which you cant do) was a good idea if she was optional. But, she wasn't which makes Miranda look dumb (I blame developer's) back to the point It got me thinking why wasn't their a bomb or an obedience chip or even a tracking device placed in Jacks head? Some why to control a powerful biotic that you don't want to lose.
Perhaps installing a control chip would limit her potential as a biotic. Biotic abilities do require very fine control over the nervous system and anything that restricts that control might have unpleasant consequences.
Maybe, they could of used a collar like in fallout? But still, they should had some safe gaurd besides gaurds and alarms seen they were making an unstoppable biotic, it only makes sense.
Nightwriter wrote...
jlb524 wrote...
Because...she has a Ph.D. That's why I like her, at least.
... That's it?
drunken pyromaniac wrote...
I'm going to say that the developers didn't do it because it would be very, very hard to sympathize with Cerberus if they did such a thing.Sixth Goul wrote...
fongiel24 wrote...
Sixth Goul wrote...
I just had an awesome thought, that I was going to ask the people on Jack's thread in hopes of being flamed out, but I'll ask it hear. Now,I was in purgatory and I had Miranda in my party and she suggested knocking out Jack (which you cant do) was a good idea if she was optional. But, she wasn't which makes Miranda look dumb (I blame developer's) back to the point It got me thinking why wasn't their a bomb or an obedience chip or even a tracking device placed in Jacks head? Some why to control a powerful biotic that you don't want to lose.
Perhaps installing a control chip would limit her potential as a biotic. Biotic abilities do require very fine control over the nervous system and anything that restricts that control might have unpleasant consequences.
Maybe, they could of used a collar like in fallout? But still, they should had some safe gaurd besides gaurds and alarms seen they were making an unstoppable biotic, it only makes sense.
kraidy1117 wrote...
No it should be for both since Jack started it.
jlb524 wrote...
kraidy1117 wrote...
No it should be for both since Jack started it.
Jack was justified for starting it....do you deny this?
jlb524 wrote...
Women that have a Ph.D. are hot. And, she's compassionate. And, can clean the floor with her biotics. More hawtness.
Sixth Goul wrote...
fongiel24 wrote...
Sixth Goul wrote...
I just had an awesome thought, that I was going to ask the people on Jack's thread in hopes of being flamed out, but I'll ask it hear. Now,I was in purgatory and I had Miranda in my party and she suggested knocking out Jack (which you cant do) was a good idea if she was optional. But, she wasn't which makes Miranda look dumb (I blame developer's) back to the point It got me thinking why wasn't their a bomb or an obedience chip or even a tracking device placed in Jacks head? Some why to control a powerful biotic that you don't want to lose.
Perhaps installing a control chip would limit her potential as a biotic. Biotic abilities do require very fine control over the nervous system and anything that restricts that control might have unpleasant consequences.
Maybe, they could of used a collar like in fallout? But still, they should had some safe gaurd besides gaurds and alarms seen they were making an unstoppable biotic, it only makes sense.
Nightwriter wrote...
jlb524 wrote...
Women that have a Ph.D. are hot. And, she's compassionate. And, can clean the floor with her biotics. More hawtness.
It was Miranda's intelligence that drew me to her character. Only, unlike Liara, she has emotional intelligence as well, which is even better and infinitely more interesting to me.
Miranda's also quite powerful, that's a plus too. And she's not an open book. Characters who are open books tend to bore me.
Nightwriter wrote...
Jack went up there looking for a fight. She specifically sought Miranda out. Miranda had nothing to do with what happened to Jack - Jack didn't care.
jlb524 wrote...
Nightwriter wrote...
Jack went up there looking for a fight. She specifically sought Miranda out. Miranda had nothing to do with what happened to Jack - Jack didn't care.
Miranda was the only physical manifestation for the pain Jack went through. I cannot fault her for seeking Miranda out to deal with it. Jack couldn't go to The Illusive Man, so she picked Miranda. I can't fault Jack for this.
I meant that if Miranda did this any paragon Shep would be hard-pressed to side with her. The justification for siding with Miranda is already a bit flimsy.kraidy1117 wrote...
Who in there right mind would sympathize with Cerberus????
Modifié par drunken pyromaniac, 09 mai 2010 - 05:14 .
jlb524 wrote...
Nightwriter wrote...
Jack went up there looking for a fight. She specifically sought Miranda out. Miranda had nothing to do with what happened to Jack - Jack didn't care.
Miranda was the only physical manifestation for the pain Jack went through. I cannot fault her for seeking Miranda out to deal with it. Jack couldn't go to The Illusive Man, so she picked Miranda. I can't fault Jack for this.
Nightwriter wrote...
It was Miranda's intelligence that drew me to her character. Only, unlike Liara, she has emotional intelligence as well, which is even better and infinitely more interesting to me.
Miranda's also quite powerful, that's a plus too. And she's not an open book. Characters who are open books tend to bore me.
drunken pyromaniac wrote...
I meant that if Miranda did this any paragon Shep would be hard-pressed to side with Miranda, The justification for siding with Miranda is already a bit flimsy.kraidy1117 wrote...
Who in there right mind would sympathize with Cerberus????
kraidy1117 wrote...
Who in there right mind would sympathize with Cerberus????
Nightwriter wrote...
Just because your emotions won't allow you to fault her for it doesn't mean it wasn't wrong.
Ah, good.kraidy1117 wrote...
I never sided with miri, I always use charm or intimate. I saw siding with Miri and siding with Jack on youtube. I like both charatcer (Miri a bit more) both where well done.
jlb524 wrote...
I actually think Liara and Miranda have the most in common of any ME characters. It's interesting that some prefer Liara and others prefer Miranda. I think Liara is also emotionally intelligent. I do believe they both have a Ph.D. as well. They are more similar than you would want to believe.
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