Did anyone like Miranda ?(Mass Effect 2)

[Burningsok]

She was pretty cool, great in combat, but sometimes a little bitchy.

most badass character would be a toss-up between Thane and Garrus

Thane being a calm, stealthy assassin or Garrus for just looking badass

 

[MercenaryCanary]

No I didn't like her, something about her annoyed me. Might be how she comes off as a Lapdog for Cerberus, might be how she claims to be perfect, something about her made me dislike her, 'Ell I borderline hated her.

I heard that if you pursued romance with her, and if you were a paragon, that she would quit Cerberus.
And tell the Illusive Man that she was, to his virtual face.
The whole paragon bit of the game is basically just a giant awesome "fuck you" to the Illusive Man, now that I think about it.

 

[CoverYourHead]

She was great, but she can't compare to Tali!

 

[Kurokami]

I thought she was alright.

 

[Casual Shinji]

I liked her very much.

Except when she smiled. Her face got a little to creepy when she went all happy-face.

Ofcourse, you can't beat that ass...............Dear Lord.

 

[Chipperz]

She's bio-engineered to be perfect and STILL has self-esteem issues, which smacks of Bioware trying to avoid the "*****" cliche, and falling headfirst into the "emo" one. She became tolerable when she get the PVC bodysuit, and I can't stay mad at an Aussie.

Except Atkinson, the useless waste of oxygen.

EDT - I've just had an awful thought... Alistair, Miranda... Ultra-powerful characters who hate everything about themselves... God I hope this isn't a direction BioWare keep up.

 

[Caprice0083]

Screwable, thats it.

 

[Vuljatar]

I didn't.

Actually, she was the only party member that I didn't like. Well, I didn't much like Jack either, but at least she was interesting.

Miranda was so... bland. She seemed to have hardly any personality, and she even sounded bored most of the time.

 

[1066]

I found Miranda, frankly, irritating. She managed to have both an inferiority complex and a superiority complex, at the same time, due to being genetically engineered. Basically, I found her codependant, at best.


Just to round out the thoughts. Tali was the only romance-able female character I didn't want to shove out an airlock. Not sure how to classify Kelli, but liked her too.

 

[Pimppeter2]

Here's to hoping she gets her tits out for me soon!

 

[LiquidGrape]

Miranda, Grunt and Jacob were all met with a resounding "meh" from my part.
Why is it that it's always the humans and krogan who are the least interesting teammates?

 

[Leodiensian]

I didn't like her, to be honest. She shows up and acts snooty, her voice acting is pretty bland and her backstory is WAAAAH I'M PERFECT. Cry me a fucking river, darling, I would LOVE to be a genetically engineered vision of human perfection.

 

[ConnorElzaim]

I'd have to say I liked Miranda, she wasn't my favorite female character but I still liked her character among the miriads of other characters that are A)recruitable or B) Normandy crew. From perky Kelly Chambers to token Irish Ken Donnaley. While Miranda wouldn't be my first romantic choice for a male shepard she's certainly on the list. However Tali, Garrus and Thane are thus far my favored romances for either gender, funny how that works out.

 

[AngryPuppy]

I'm very neutral when it comes to Miranda. She did very little to annoy me, or stand out. I did however hate Jacob. He annoyed me almost as much as Kaiden from ME1.

 

[Armanox15]

She was pretty cool, great in combat, but sometimes a little bitchy.

most badass character would be a toss-up between Thane and Garrus

Thane being a calm, stealthy assassin or Garrus for just looking badass

Same with me.

 

[Ratfuzz]

I'm probably the only one who thinks this, but she was actually one of my favourite characters. I guess I've always kind of had a thing for women who present themselves as very professional, so what most of you are seeing as bitchiness and shallowness, I just see her as being dedicated to the job. I liked that in her. She also has a very good backstory. I felt very sorry for her when she talked about her father. On her loyalty mission, she showed so much emotion. She really cared for her sister. The little heart-to-heart at the end that ended up with her in tears was great. Never before has a video game gripped me emotionally to the point where I almost teared up.

I don't know... Something just clicked.

Besides her, Garrus FTW. I had both of them in my squad throughout the entire game. That might have had something to do with it, anyway. I really hope that they're both squad members in the next game.