Will Legion still have the same... memories? If you can even call it that.
And yes, I was deliberately trying to get her killed. I got Jacob to loyalty because he was simply a soldier and not a real Cerberus slave, but dear god I hated Miranda. I didn't do her loyalty mission and I sacrificed her to save the crew on their trip back to the Normandy on the Collector base.
Pretty bad when I'm more upset of a Geth's death than that of a Human![]()
Spoiler Legion spoilers :
Legion will not have the same memories at all. Destroying Legion also makes it extremely difficult to achieve peace between the quarians and the geth.
As it seems right now, peace between the quarians and the geth can only be achieved if you meet most of the conditions for it. Apparently there's a point-system scale, but there's some disagreement as to which actions get which points. Destroying the heretics instead of rewriting them makes peace easier. Having a loyal Tali - not exiled, no evidence used in the trial - is basically a prerequisite. So is resolving the Tali/Legion loyalty conflict in ME2. There are also some missions you need to complete in ME3, like rescuing Admiral Zaal'Koris vas Qwib-Qwib and destroying some geth fighter squadrons. The way I've heard it, if you rewrite the heretics, you have to complete those ME3 side missions for peace to be possible, but once you do, you get more war assets on account of the geth being stronger.
As it seems right now, peace between the quarians and the geth can only be achieved if you meet most of the conditions for it. Apparently there's a point-system scale, but there's some disagreement as to which actions get which points. Destroying the heretics instead of rewriting them makes peace easier. Having a loyal Tali - not exiled, no evidence used in the trial - is basically a prerequisite. So is resolving the Tali/Legion loyalty conflict in ME2. There are also some missions you need to complete in ME3, like rescuing Admiral Zaal'Koris vas Qwib-Qwib and destroying some geth fighter squadrons. The way I've heard it, if you rewrite the heretics, you have to complete those ME3 side missions for peace to be possible, but once you do, you get more war assets on account of the geth being stronger.
Miranda really changes her mind about Cerberus when you go through her loyalty mission and if you bring her with you to destroy the Terminator. If you bring her with you (a good idea anyway because of her passive, her ability to use the Tempest, and her Warp, which is excellent against Collectors) and elect to destroy the Collector Base, the Illusive Man will try to force her to stop you from destroying the base, she'll refuse, and she'll resign from Cerberus. I never had a problem with her. Also, dat ass.
Spoiler Miranda spoiler :
If she's alive, the return to Horizon in ME3 acquires a lot more meaning. I mean, it's already a pretty sobering mission, but having her there to confront her father really gives it oomph. Plus, she gives you the location of TIM's hidey-hole. You can probably also get that information from Jacob - we're not sure yet. But still.