Asari Huntress v Cerberus Cheerleader

I actually prefer this nerdy shit-talking over the endlessly repeated stale complaints. Thanks, everyone. 

Does it take place in a mud ring? cause if it is am shouting "draw" till they passout 😆

OK then then tell how you beat them then.
If it's with advanced lift, advance singularity, dampen or a tank build than it's clear that I'm right.
Ok...I'll wait.

Of course I am. But there is a way to do it well and a way to do it poorly - where it's a boring cliche. They've nailed the boring cliche too well with both characters. The only unique thing about them is the specific things they have issues with.

Miranda, classic bad girl with daddy issues. Boring snob with everything given to her and whining about it. Underlying insecurities covered by overt snobbery. Came from rich family for added cliche touch just in case we missed a spot. The only unique elements here are that we are dealing with genetic modifications and she was 'engineered' or grown rather than born. And guess what? The boring cliche bitchy snob has a heart of gold. *sigh* 

Cora is the female version of Kaidan. Same 'poor me I am biotic' bullshit. Derived from the cliche group of I'm different/special/strange/unique and feared/misunderstood which creates a poor me whining character often with a tragic youth related to their poor me issue. Also not new or original is the character who has no sense of self/self-esteem and looks to others to lead/guide as well as using this as a way to fit in. Most often you see this in stories where characters get in with the wrong crowd. That is a common usage of it. But it has been used almost equally as often with characters who fall into the role of the avid follower/fan putting all their faith into a person/group, idealizing and/or idolizing them to ultimately watch that person/group get knocked off their pedestal leaving said character angry/troubled over it. 

You see, there is nothing either new or original with any of this. They take a cliche and change things up. It's boring. Very boring. It's also fairly predictable what will come next. But during the interim, if you know the cliche, you know where it's going and this makes it particularly tedious as you watch it unfold knowing where it will lead and what the likely upcoming scenes with that character will entail. Usually when a cliche is written, it's followed through on consistently enough that the predictable nature makes it far less enjoyable. 

There's nothing wrong with giving a character flaws, but my point is they should try to be more original. Taking classic cliche characters and copy/pasting new kinds of issues onto them isn't really particularly creative. It's a lazy way out of writing a truly original and unique character. The only reason BW gets away with it is because most of their fans are likely very young and play too many games to be really familiar with easily recognizable cliches. If they want to give characters flaws, they should simply have a fresh approach to it. In the case of cora they basically took kaidan and gussied him up with a few changes. 

OK I agree with you on Miranda. But Cora is not like Kaiden. He was never a poor me character. He'said more of look at all the crap I came over character. Kaiden is not a person who is lost and feels like they need guidance character like Cora.He's not telling you his trouble because he wants sympathy.He is just telling you because you asked. Cora and Kaiden are only the same because they had issues due to being biotic. The same can be said about Jack. Now Jack...that is a poor me character. Cora is more like a far less crazy Jack who want to attack people to her. Cora is more of a reverse Jack.
Though Cora is kinda a bitore unqui as a character trophy with it no one in me main cast has the hero worship she has. So it's a new bageneration of issues other then daddy issues.
Ageing it is a flaw. It's used because it's a common reference Pont of relation.the thing is she like most the cast are still growing as people in belief and ideology. Even then this something people grow out of. Her story is about her growing past this. It may not be unique but it does fit her character and crew of people growing into their roles

Jello is the new mud. 

She should've been squadmate/LI.

Anyway, RE: the topic at hand, I'm not big on Miranda, but I do like this Cerberus cheerleader.

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