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[Crackseed]

Liara in ME1 all the way - Ashley was too...grrr. For ME2, I have multiple playthroughs with both loyalty to Liara and changeover to Tali. I can't get into Miranda or Jack much though :\\\\

As for why? Even with the change to her personality in ME2, Liara is still very much the devoted, loyal and loving character she emerged as in ME1, just with less innocence due to the events of the game. Tali has always been Tali - cute, shy, gifted and always obviously very much in love with Shep due to how much he has done for her. Nevermind she's got enough spice too!

Modifié par crackseed, 11 février 2011 - 11:24 .

[Chaos-fusion]

ME1: Nothing. They were simply there.



ME2: Same as above. The single exception exception being the shaved head and tattoos.

[Sbri]

I'd be lying if I said looks weren't a factor. However the moment when Kaidan told Shepard that while he might have had a painful past but that he was fine and didn't need her to "fix" anything, I said, "Oh my gosh, a non-angsty ADULT. I am sold!"

[Chaos-fusion]

Sbri wrote...

I'd be lying if I said looks weren't a factor. However the moment when Kaidan told Shepard that while he might have had a painful past but that he was fine and didn't need her to "fix" anything, I said, "Oh my gosh, a non-angsty ADULT. I am sold!"

Heh, I had a similar reaction when my Femshep pestered Jacob about the results ofhis loyalty mission, and he said right there that it wasn't going to work, and ended it! I was so happy to see someone who doesn't revolve around Shep's approval.

[Shadow of Sparta]

ME1:As soon as Ash said some poetry,i knew she was gonna be the LI even though i didn't really like either of the LIs.

ME2;To be honest,i didn't like anyone and i actually despised Miranda but as soon as she told me about her father and her past it all made sense.Then came the loyalty mission and i knew she was gonna be the LI for my shep for the rest of the trilogy.

[kyles3]

I like Miranda for male Shep and Garrus for female Shep. They both carry themselves as Shep's equals and both overcome major emotional problems before the romance option presents itself. I feel weird about the other ones, either because they seem clearly defined as subordinate to Shepard or because they strike me as too emotionally vulnerable. So I'm weird.

Liara seems ideal for my Sheps, but having only experienced ME1 in comic form I'd feel like I took a shortcut. Maybe if I ever get a decent PC.

Modifié par kyles3, 11 février 2011 - 11:31 .

[LiquidGrape]

To be perfectly honest, initially, Liara seemed the only viable option for a FemShep, and I wasn't overly enthusiastic about the affair. After the first few conversations, however, I grew to appreciate the inherent sweetness of the relationship and by the end of the game, I was rather attached to her.

Modifié par LiquidGrape, 12 février 2011 - 12:00 .

[Bugsie]

Having never played Bioware games previously, and ignorant of all the Fox News craziness, I played through ME1 without having a romance (yeah I only played it twice with one Shep as I was obsessed with Oblivion at that stage).



Fastforward a few years to ME2, there seemed to be some sort of crazy dialogue between me and Jacob, and he is rather attractive, and then night before the suicide mission - well you know the rest. I was totally clueless about any of the romance options up till then, so of course I had to go back then and replay ME1!

[Pwener2313]

Dat ass....

But seriously, she is the female equivalent of a good Maleshep.

Modifié par Pwener2313, 12 février 2011 - 12:06 .

[Rogue Unit]

Kaidan was annoying, needed to get my Shep laid, she was blue.

[SSV Enterprise]

In all honesty? Ash was a theist. I dig that in chics.

[Albatroz]

Jack has the prettiest face in Mass Effect. I don't care what haters say about her, she's a beautiful character.

[InvaderErl]

I liked Ashley's candor and straight forward attitude but she always had a few character traits that I found a bit off-setting (and her religion wasn't really one of them - the bigotry of some posters is a bit dissapointing). Liara really doesn't do anything for me so that was that.

Switched over for the Tali romance in 2.

Modifié par InvaderErl, 12 février 2011 - 12:46 .

[jeweledleah]

with Kaidan, it was the voice and his interaction with Joker at the very start. subsequent conversations and various soundbites from him as you play through the game basically sealed the deal. good looking man with a subtle sense of humor, slightly awkward when communicating about personal feelings with object of his affections, but has strong core values and not afraid to speak up to his commander about them, whether they match the commanders or not? sign me up.



of other LI's some match my other Shepard's better then others, but I was a lot more analytical when pairing up my other Sheps. Kaidan was "boy am I glad that he's actually an option "

[JukeFrog]

ME1 - Liara. Blue aliens can give any man a hard-on, just ask the Illusive Man.

ME2 - Miranda. Australian accent and a sexy body, I couldn't resist.

[axl99]

Hn. Come to think of it, Jack was my first LI.



The first three were fine as buddies as were the other LIs in ME2, but I didn't really feel like overstepping my bounds. With Jack it was a relationship I really had to work on, and it paid off to earn just a little of her trust by seeing her with her guard down. The fact that she didn't just go fawn after you at the drop of a hat was a plus.

[xJohnsen]

The first time I played ME1 I had no idea on how to romance people, and since I didn't even know where to find Liara I only talked to Ashley.

But my first intentional LI was Miranda. Why? Because of Yvonne Strahovski and her accent! ...and her smoking body. 

Modifié par xJohnsen, 12 février 2011 - 01:01 .

[Scimal]

InvaderErl wrote...

I liked Ashley's candor and straight forward attitude but she always had a few character traits that I found a bit off-setting (and her religion wasn't really one of them - the bigotry of some posters is a bit dissapointing). Liara really doesn't do anything for me so that was that.

Switched over for the Tali romance in 2.

Before calling me a bigot, I'd appreciate it if you got to know me first. :-)

I don't hate Christians (or any religion, really). I've simply found my personal beliefs to be largely incompatible with those of Christianity, so I tend to avoid strongly-Christian women out of respect for both of us. They don't need a person who will constantly question their beliefs with lengthy speeches, and I don't need a person prodding me to adhere to artificial constructs which I find illogical (which are really just two sides of the same coin).

It works out better most of the time, since the intimacy tends to drive those head-on confrontations, while friendships are far more pliant.

[SpiderCygnus]

In ME1, my first choice was the only one who was not available (Tali). Her cheerful personality, willingness to help, intelligence, and I must say, her attractive body, made me fall for her.

Really happy to finally have her in ME2.

[Mako Zalos]

I don't really know but I was just drawn to Liara. She's the only character that I've been with too. Except from before LotSB came out..... I got around but never with Jack.

[Kane-Corr]

Hehe...what a journey. Wow, so long ago. Ash...she was my first LI, and only Li for the first game.



She was real. Bottom line. She had looks, beliefs, and she could shoot a gun. You could convince her to see eye to eye with you, etc. But the fact that she was soooo life-like attracted me to her. I mean, I've only come across a few girls like that in my life, but from movies and t.v. shows and all you could relate.



But...Everything that happened between 1 and 2...the whole Virmire thing...we're better off as friends. She changed...I changed.

Miranda needed saving...and so I stepped in. You see Miri break down and reveal her true feelings. She held a cold fascade because she needed too in order to survive and excel all those years. But, you start to become her rock...the only thing in her life that she can finally rely upon...



this is what made Miri so special. She trusts you, needs you...it's a relationship that can work...one that will last. If you were "dead" for two years, and finally pop up, working for an organization kind of against your will...then she would go along with you and believe you...not be 100% emotional about it.

I know too that Bioware had to handle things this way with Ash, but hey...situations happen like this in real life...so it works.

[Quole]

thurmanator692 wrote...

I'd just like to point out that in ME1, shep was old enough to be Tali's dad lol. They cought enough publicity with the whole "sex simulator" thing (total bull, still makes me facepalm.) I doubt adding "child pornography" to that would've been a good idea lol.

ummm Tali was 22 and shepard was 29.