Collider wrote...
Do you get that a lot in the Liara thread, Night?
Nah, I don't go in the character threads much anymore except to lurk.
This just happens to me in miscellaneous places.
Collider wrote...
Do you get that a lot in the Liara thread, Night?
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Nightwriter wrote...
Collider wrote...
Do you get that a lot in the Liara thread, Night?
Nah, I don't go in the character threads much anymore except to lurk.
This just happens to me in miscellaneous places.
Modifié par jlb524, 31 août 2010 - 02:39 .
Yea, this seems to be the case, in my own experience anyway. I've only seen it for those who had Liara in ME1 and someone else in ME2.jlb524 wrote...
Nightwriter wrote...
Collider wrote...
Do you get that a lot in the Liara thread, Night?
Nah, I don't go in the character threads much anymore except to lurk.
This just happens to me in miscellaneous places.
I think it just happens to you, b/c you did romance Liara in ME1 and then dumped her. This doesn't happen to Fiery (who romanced Ash) or Estelindis who romanced Kaidan, or Collider that didn't romance anyone in ME1 and romanced Tali in ME2.
So, only someone like you will get the 'how could you dump her after all she did for you' stuff from some Liara fans.
Estelindis wrote...
I suggest the creation of a forum awards system solely so I can nominate Nightwriter for one. (Okay, along with Ecael.) Seriously magnificent comebacks there.

Well, then, that's fair. I mean, "why won't you romance Liara in spite of all she did for you" is a lot different to "how could you dump her in spite of all she did for you?" I honestly think it's even worse to dump Liara than Ash or Kai (and I find even doing that awful and totally refuse), because you have no chance to really talk about your relationship at all. Just that single, extremely confusing kiss. Liara's clearly been in a bad place since Shepard died, and only when the two of them have a chance to talk about things as rational adults should a decision be made one way or the other (in my view).jlb524 wrote...
I think it just happens to you, b/c you did romance Liara in ME1 and then dumped her. This doesn't happen to Fiery (who romanced Ash) or Estelindis who romanced Kaidan, or Collider that didn't romance anyone in ME1 and romanced Tali in ME2.
So, only someone like you will get the 'how could you dump her after all she did for you' stuff from some Liara fans.
But it was so difficult to make my Shepard talk to him enough so that she reached it, with the way she acted and spoke around him! Ew. And yuck. And ew once more.Collider wrote...
With one exception, Night. Jacob had a friendship path.
Modifié par Estelindis, 31 août 2010 - 02:53 .
jlb524 wrote...
I think it just happens to you, b/c you did romance Liara in ME1 and then dumped her. This doesn't happen to Fiery (who romanced Ash) or Estelindis who romanced Kaidan, or Collider that didn't romance anyone in ME1 and romanced Tali in ME2.
So, only someone like you will get the 'how could you dump her after all she did for you' stuff from some Liara fans.
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Agreed entirely.LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...
I do feel that Liara is perhaps the character that can be considered to be the closest thing to a "canon" love interest for the character of Commander Shepard as an entity. Especially considering the fact that she is available to a Shepard of either gender, is guaranteed to survive until ME3, and is also depicted in a comic book, the events of which seem alot more logical if she were Shepard's love interest.
However, there is NO "canon" love interest for the character of Commander Shepard. I cannot emphasise this enough. Liara is merely the LI that is closest to a canon love interest for Shepard.
Modifié par Collider, 31 août 2010 - 02:55 .
That's correct, Nate. There is no canon, but it can be considered or perceived as canon if you look at it from a certain angle.LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...
I do feel that Liara is perhaps the character that can be considered to be the closest thing to a "canon" love interest for the character of Commander Shepard as an entity. Especially considering the fact that she is available to a Shepard of either gender, is guaranteed to survive until ME3, and is also depicted in a comic book, the events of which seem alot more logical if she were Shepard's love interest.
However, there is NO "canon" love interest for the character of Commander Shepard. I cannot emphasise this enough. Liara is merely the LI that is closest to a canon love interest for Shepard.
epoch_ wrote...
I bet you feel forced to romance tali in ME2, don't you?
I don't quite see it like this. As far as I'm concerned, the ME1 LI had to go two years without Shep. Now Shep is back. The least thing Shep can do is give things some time rather than jumping into some other arms straight away.Nightwriter wrote...
While us folks who found someone more right for them in ME2 do get the brunt of the venom, I've seen people use the Liara guilt trip when random forumites criticize Liara for her obsessiveness with the SB.
You know, you've heard it before, why didn't she come with us, the Reapers are more important, she's going crazy or whatever. Some of the people who romanced her feel spurned, and say so. That's when they might get the, "You ought to be grateful for everything she did for you, she saved your life and this is how you treat her" stuff, and so on.
Modifié par Estelindis, 31 août 2010 - 03:13 .
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Nightwriter wrote...
Actually, no. While us folks who found someone more right for them in ME2 do get the brunt of the venom, I've seen people use the Liara guilt trip when random forumites criticize Liara for her obsessiveness with the SB.
You know, you've heard it before, why didn't she come with us, the Reapers are more important, she's going crazy or whatever. Some of the people who romanced her feel spurned, and say so. That's when they might get the, "You ought to be grateful for everything she did for you, she saved your life and this is how you treat her" stuff, and so on.
Modifié par jlb524, 31 août 2010 - 03:12 .
Estelindis wrote...
The least thing Shep can do is give things some time rather than jumping into some other arms straight away.
Modifié par Nightwriter, 31 août 2010 - 03:21 .
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Modifié par Brodyaha, 31 août 2010 - 03:33 .
Yes, I see your point. Ideally, one would be able to treat the relationships in a more mature fashion, but the games simply don't allow it. And how you respond to that limitation is up to you, for your own enjoyment of the playing experience.Nightwriter wrote...
It always starts like this. "The least you could do..." And then the judgment comes.
People have this idea in their heads that this has to be treated like a real relationship, and it can't be. There's no "waiting", there's no "breaking up". If you "wait", you miss the whole romance of game two, and romance content is precious. There's absolutely no guarantee you can start a new romance with an ME2 character in ME3. Somehow I doubt it. So basically I must abstain from my favorite romance out of... guilt, I guess.
And I wish to god I could break up, but like you said, there's simply no option to, which bugs the crap out of me.
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