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LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...

Master Shiori wrote...

So what kind of future would you like to see for Shepard and Liara, provided they both survive, in ME3?

My Shepard would marry Liara, retire from active duty and probably become the new human councilor after Anderson retires. That way she and Liara could settle own on the Citadel and start a family.

Kate and Liara would obviously become bondmates, and I like to imagine that Liara would install a few computer systems on the Shadow Broker Base that grants her remote control over the network. Furthermore, Liara would also upgrade the VI Drone, and would leave most of the day-to-day work to the computer systems that she has installed. This would allow her to work as the Shadow Broker part-time, and enjoy her life as Shepard's bondmate and lover, and the mother of their two children. Kate and Liara would own two stately homes, one on Earth and one on Thessia. The pair of them would alternate between living on each homeworld, in order to expose their children to the culture of both parents' species. Although Liara would still be working as the Shadow Broker on a part-time basis, she'd also be free to enjoy her life with her bondmate in relative peace. They're both happy in each other's arms.

That's how I've imagined it, anyway.

No offence but having children switch between homes sounds like a bad idea.

[Master Shiori]

LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...

Better yet, imagine if Shepard attempted to propose to Liara, and nervously stumbled on her words as she struggles to speak coherently. Liara, realising what Shepard is attempting to do, reassures her by kissing her passionately, and accepts Shepard's offer of marriage with a warm, broad grin etched out on her beautiful facial features.

Now that would be adorable.

Haha!!

I'd love to see that scene.

Do we actually have any information on what the Asari bonding looks like? Is there a formal ceremony like in a human wedding? Do they exchange something some simbols of devotion like rings?

[jlb524]

Master Shiori wrote...


Do we actually have any information on what the Asari bonding looks like? Is there a formal ceremony like in a human wedding? Do they exchange something some simbols of devotion like rings?

Samara's LotSB dossier mentions something about a bondmate bracelet and that's all we know about it.

[TheMarshal]

Master Shiori wrote...

So what kind of future would you like to see for Shepard and Liara, provided they both survive, in ME3?

That they would become bondmates isn't even in question, it's simply a starting point.  In my mind, though, despite wanting to share their lives together, I can't imagine either of them giving up their positions.  Alice would want to continue working to make the galaxy a better place, and despite the stabs of lonliness that she'd feel, Liara would want not only to help, but to be a force of change in the galaxy herself, and the best way she could do that would be at the helm of the Shadow Broker's information networks.

I definitely foresee children, at the very least one (Alissondra, from my "Business" story).  I also occasionally fancy the idea that Alice runs across some spunky human runaway boy and they adopt him.  The idea of an asari being an older sibling to a human tickles me for some reason.

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Hmm, I didn't know redemption get a new cover.

[jlb524]

I've never seen that either. It's better than most of the other art seen in that comic.



Where is that from?

[Sinapus]

IndigoWolfe wrote...

Some fantastic new artwork from DeviantArt.

Definitely hotter than this, which is what first came to mind when I saw it. Similar reasons. Liara has the awesome power of the Shadow Broker and Petey is the main personality in the Fleetmind.

(Though Petey is adorable in that fuzzy koala sort of way.)

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jlb524 wrote...

I've never seen that either. It's better than most of the other art seen in that comic.

Where is that from?

It's the cover on amazon. 

http://www.amazon.co...&pf_rd_i=507846

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TMA LIVE wrote...


Hmm, I didn't know redemption get a new cover.

New cover. Same story.

Move along folks! 

[jlb524]

I see...that's the hardcover version.

Lizardviking wrote...

New cover. Same story.

Move along folks! 

There was a story?

[jbauck]

jlb524 wrote...
I see...that's the hardcover version.

Lizardviking wrote...
New cover. Same story.

Move along folks! 

There was a story?

I'm pretty sure there was a story ... something about the Powerpuff Girls finding a portal into the ME 'verse to rescue Commander Shepard's corpse?  It's all hazy to me ... but that's how I remember it.

[ACC3SS]

jlb524 wrote...

I see...that's the hardcover version.

Lizardviking wrote...

New cover. Same story.

Move along folks! 

There was a story?

Oh, come on. The plot wasn't horrible. It was the ridiculous artwork--caricatures, really--that killed the mood.

Modifié par ACC3SS, 24 janvier 2011 - 04:39 .

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jlb524 wrote...

I see...that's the hardcover version.

Lizardviking wrote...

New cover. Same story.

Move along folks! 

There was a story?

ZING!

ACC3SS wrote...
Oh, come on. The plot wasn't horrible. It was the ridiculous artwork--caricatures, really--that killed the mood.

No. The plot was horrible. A good chunk of each issue was dedicated to mind-numbing action, instead of focusing on something else (Like the characters). Liara wasn't Liara, she was some sort of cliché angsty and angry action-chick.

The only good part was TIM. And that's because TIM has the magic power of raising the quality of whatever story he is in (case in point: ME2 main-plot).

Modifié par Lizardviking, 24 janvier 2011 - 05:05 .

[TheMarshal]

ACC3SS wrote...

Oh, come on. The plot wasn't horrible. It was the ridiculous artwork--caricatures, really--that killed the mood.

The plot wasn't horrible, you can read the plot points and think it was a good story.  The storytelling was what ruined it.  And the art.  And the dialogue.  And the characterization.  And the art (again).

[jlb524]

My main problem is that the comic's plot didn't add anything that we already didn't know from playing ME2 and speaking with Liara.

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jlb524 wrote...

My main problem is that the comic's plot didn't add anything that we already didn't know from playing ME2 and speaking with Liara.

The comic did set-up something that had a possibility of being important. Namely the data Liara has on the SB in the end of the comic.

[morrie23]

The comic failed as j says, because it just wasn't needed, you get everything you need to know from Liara in ME2 (especially if you trigger LotSB without doing her hacking/Observer quests). The poor characterisations, art, and script are just something you get with DH comics it seems.

[ACC3SS]

TheMarshal wrote...

ACC3SS wrote...

Oh, come on. The plot wasn't horrible. It was the ridiculous artwork--caricatures, really--that killed the mood.

The plot wasn't horrible, you can read the plot points and think it was a good story.  The storytelling was what ruined it.  And the art.  And the dialogue.  And the characterization.  And the art (again).

That's a fair distinction. I agree.
And the art (again).

I still have to pick up Evolution #1. I'm not expecting much.

[jlb524]

Lizardviking wrote...

jlb524 wrote...

My main problem is that the comic's plot didn't add anything that we already didn't know from playing ME2 and speaking with Liara.

The comic did set-up something that had a possibility of being important. Namely the data Liara has on the SB in the end of the comic.

Yeah, whatever happened to that?  I assumed she used it to help her get set up as an info broker and hunt the SB?  Maybe? 

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jlb524 wrote...

Lizardviking wrote...

jlb524 wrote...

My main problem is that the comic's plot didn't add anything that we already didn't know from playing ME2 and speaking with Liara.

The comic did set-up something that had a possibility of being important. Namely the data Liara has on the SB in the end of the comic.

Yeah, whatever happened to that?  I assumed she used it to help her get set up as an info broker and hunt the SB?  Maybe? 

Never mentioned again.

Wether this is a failure on LOTSB or Redemption's side is up for you to decide.

[TheMarshal]

jlb524 wrote...

Lizardviking wrote...

jlb524 wrote...

My main problem is that the comic's plot didn't add anything that we already didn't know from playing ME2 and speaking with Liara.

The comic did set-up something that had a possibility of being important. Namely the data Liara has on the SB in the end of the comic.

Yeah, whatever happened to that?  I assumed she used it to help her get set up as an info broker and hunt the SB?  Maybe? 

This is the backstory that I want to see.  How the hell did she manage to do that in only two years?

I mean, she's Liara, and it seems like she can do anything, but still...

[jlb524]

TheMarshal wrote...

This is the backstory that I want to see.  How the hell did she manage to do that in only two years?

I mean, she's Liara, and it seems like she can do anything, but still...

I actually wanted to attempt to write about that after finishing up my Shep/Liara ME1 fic.   It seems very difficult given we know practically nothing about it.

Lizardviking wrote...

Wether this is a failure on LOTSB or Redemption's side is up for you to decide.

I'll blame Redemption, of course.

Modifié par jlb524, 24 janvier 2011 - 05:34 .