Miranda is fairly mysterious early in the game until players are given the opportunity to get to know her, her story, and how Commander Shepard can lend a helping hand. Among them is Miranda Lawson, a Cerberus operative who was given the green light to find, rebuild, and bring Shepard back to life. In Mass Effect 2, Commander Shepard is faced with compiling a new team. It is time to take a look at why this is being corrected now, and the importance of it both for Miranda’s character and because of the message such overt sexualization sends to those who ingest the content. The over-sexualization of Miranda Lawson, in particular, has existed since the early marketing for Mass Effect 2. Some corners of the Internet are in uproar, with some members of the community even going so far as to say they will not be purchasing the Legendary Edition because of this change.
In the original release of the Mass Effect Trilogy, Miranda’s body is notably the center of attention during cutscenes that have absolutely nothing to do with her sexuality and goes against almost everything in her story arc.īioWare has officially announced that it has edited the gratuitous cutscenes that highlight her body when the cutscene has really nothing to do with it.
And while there is nothing wrong with giving a character a physically attractive figure, the way it is highlighted, promoted, and used in a game does. Miranda Lawson is known to many a gamer for one feature: her posterior. While many were awaiting confirmation of Mass Effect’s combat mechanics and UI changing to match those of its counterparts, there is another change being made to the trilogy that is taking the Internet, particularly Twitter, by storm. With the news of the Mass Effect Legendary Edition releasing on, many details about changes, content, and what to expect have been flooding the gaming sphere since the announcement.
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