yesikareyes wrote...
@ladyvader and @Lizardviking
Sorry my tablet, cannot quote haha. I thought Shiala was the only green Asari, interesting. I should check that out. Also, yes I think blue is a sexy color... purple as well... I think Falere was purple.
Ajosraa wrote...
Aristobulus500 wrote...
Wow, that is a really well done picture. Makes her seem pretty confident, too.
^ Liara seems to have gotten a lot more mature and confident in ME3. And I thought I like how she matured in LotSB.
She matured even more in ME3 in a lot of ways. Her face seems a little different..like it lost baby fat or something;P Its more mature and angular. She has also gotten a lot more shapely, and even a bit muscular. She looks like she could give you one heck of a roundhouse kick;P
New picture idea! Liara doing kickboxing! ;P
Her confidence has also increased as well, like you said. She knows she has a job to do, and dosent fool around. She sometimes can become a bit absorbed in her work, and may come off as distant at times. But I think this goes with her prior MO, having earned a PHD and all at a time when most Asari are still partying. Also, she seems always be one who is ready to perserver and push forward. For example, I like the scene just after Mars where she is yelling at your Shepard with "Kaidain needs Medical attention! We need to Leave the Sol system!", like she was telling Shepard to snap out of it. Or even how she helps to console a Paragon Shepard. I liked that back and forth help they gave eachother. It was like Shepard needed to seek comfort with her a little bit. That made them seem more like their on an even playing feild.
buutt..i think im starting to rant
Liara tried to console Shepard after losing the data on Thessia. This after Liara almost lost it before they got to the temple. I think seeing Shepard almost fall the second time snapped her out it.Aristobulus500 wrote...
But she's not weak - what I love about her relationship with Shepard is that it actually comes across as equal. Many times Liara will step up and try to support Shepard, and be the strong one in the relationship, it's not just Shep taking advantage of her. Liara will confront Shepard and actually try to get at how he's really feeling and try to be there for him emotionally, just as Shepard can be there for her when she needs it. There's a lot of chemistry between them, and it fits.
skylar-2 wrote...
Everyone, you are all so kind, thank you so much!
I really want to make a Liara x FemShep fan art, but not quite sure how to go about it. Plus i've never done anything like that before, so ideas are always welcome! With this I just wanted to create soething that showed her in her more confident state - the transgression from the first Mass Effect where she was socially awkward and quite shy, to the confident and hardened person she has become be Mass Effect 3.
Liara deserves more love. Thank the Goddess for this thread eh?
Sunnie22 wrote...
Here's a repost of the test pics I did based on Shiala Thorian Green and Aria Purple...
One thing to keep in mind, Liara was exposed to the Thorian spores if she was on the Zu's Hope mission, and could turn a different color at some later point in time.
Do Kasumi's LM. I swear the two asari with a human male talking about Archangel and Omega also look green to me. Falere is blue.yesikareyes wrote...
@ladyvader and @Lizardviking
Sorry my tablet, cannot quote haha. I thought Shiala was the only green Asari, interesting. I should check that out. Also, yes I think blue is a sexy color... purple as well... I think Falere was purple.
ladyvader wrote...
Do Kasumi's LM. I swear the two asari with a human male talking about Archangel and Omega also look green to me. Falere is blue.yesikareyes wrote...
@ladyvader and @Lizardviking
Sorry my tablet, cannot quote haha. I thought Shiala was the only green Asari, interesting. I should check that out. Also, yes I think blue is a sexy color... purple as well... I think Falere was purple.
pacer90 wrote...
Thanks Marshal! The wait was excruciating, as is the wait for the DLC to fix that atrocity of an ending. You should pump out some Liara fluff to hold me over until it comes out.
ladyvader wrote...
Liara tried to console Shepard after losing the data on Thessia. This after Liara almost lost it before they got to the temple. I think seeing Shepard almost fall the second time snapped her out it.Aristobulus500 wrote...
But she's not weak - what I love about her relationship with Shepard is that it actually comes across as equal. Many times Liara will step up and try to support Shepard, and be the strong one in the relationship, it's not just Shep taking advantage of her. Liara will confront Shepard and actually try to get at how he's really feeling and try to be there for him emotionally, just as Shepard can be there for her when she needs it. There's a lot of chemistry between them, and it fits.
Remember, Shiala turned green a few months after the Thorian died. Only Shiala's skin color changed, none of the humans had that sort of side effect (can't include the Thorian husks, they are really no longer human).Lizardviking wrote...
Sunnie22 wrote...
Here's a repost of the test pics I did based on Shiala Thorian Green and Aria Purple...
One thing to keep in mind, Liara was exposed to the Thorian spores if she was on the Zu's Hope mission, and could turn a different color at some later point in time.
Wouldn't that go for both Shepard and the second squadmate aswell? Shepard have not complained about any of the side effects from the Thorian so I would say that Shepard was not infected. Making me wonder if Liara ever was herself.
Lizardviking wrote...
Sunnie22 wrote...
Here's a repost of the test pics I did based on Shiala Thorian Green and Aria Purple...
One thing to keep in mind, Liara was exposed to the Thorian spores if she was on the Zu's Hope mission, and could turn a different color at some later point in time.
Wouldn't that go for both Shepard and the second squadmate aswell? Shepard have not complained about any of the side effects from the Thorian so I would say that Shepard was not infected. Making me wonder if Liara ever was herself.
Modifié par FRANCESCO84Inn, 19 avril 2012 - 04:30 .
Sunnie22 wrote...
Remember, Shiala turned green a few months after the Thorian died. Only Shiala's skin color changed, none of the humans had that sort of side effect (can't include the Thorian husks, they are really no longer human).Lizardviking wrote...
Sunnie22 wrote...
Here's a repost of the test pics I did based on Shiala Thorian Green and Aria Purple...
One thing to keep in mind, Liara was exposed to the Thorian spores if she was on the Zu's Hope mission, and could turn a different color at some later point in time.
Wouldn't that go for both Shepard and the second squadmate aswell? Shepard have not complained about any of the side effects from the Thorian so I would say that Shepard was not infected. Making me wonder if Liara ever was herself.
So, considering that the only one who's pigment changed was an Asari, Liara's skin could also suffer some pigmentation shifting at a much later time due to her exposure to the Thorian spores that flooded Zu's Hope.
Ajosraa wrote...
ladyvader wrote...
Liara tried
to console Shepard after losing the data on Thessia. This after Liara
almost lost it before they got to the temple. I think seeing Shepard
almost fall the second time snapped her out it.
What
i got from this scene is Liara really wanted to say something to make
it better..but she just could not think of anything to say.
Modifié par Lizardviking, 19 avril 2012 - 04:32 .
skylar-2 wrote...
Everyone, you are all so kind, thank you so much!
I really want to make a Liara x FemShep fan art, but not quite sure how to go about it. Plus i've never done anything like that before, so ideas are always welcome! With this I just wanted to create soething that showed her in her more confident state - the transgression from the first Mass Effect where she was socially awkward and quite shy, to the confident and hardened person she has become be Mass Effect 3.
Liara deserves more love. Thank the Goddess for this thread eh
Lizardviking wrote...
I had hoped they had kept atleast one certain part of Thessia from the old script.
Aristobulus500 wrote...
Ajosraa wrote...
Aristobulus500 wrote...
Wow, that is a really well done picture. Makes her seem pretty confident, too.
^ Liara seems to have gotten a lot more mature and confident in ME3. And I thought I like how she matured in LotSB.
She matured even more in ME3 in a lot of ways. Her face seems a little different..like it lost baby fat or something;P Its more mature and angular. She has also gotten a lot more shapely, and even a bit muscular. She looks like she could give you one heck of a roundhouse kick;P
New picture idea! Liara doing kickboxing! ;P
Her confidence has also increased as well, like you said. She knows she has a job to do, and dosent fool around. She sometimes can become a bit absorbed in her work, and may come off as distant at times. But I think this goes with her prior MO, having earned a PHD and all at a time when most Asari are still partying. Also, she seems always be one who is ready to perserver and push forward. For example, I like the scene just after Mars where she is yelling at your Shepard with "Kaidain needs Medical attention! We need to Leave the Sol system!", like she was telling Shepard to snap out of it. Or even how she helps to console a Paragon Shepard. I liked that back and forth help they gave eachother. It was like Shepard needed to seek comfort with her a little bit. That made them seem more like their on an even playing feild.
buutt..i think im starting to rant
Oh, definitely. I think I mentioned some of this in an earlier post, but I love her character development in LotSB and ME3. She is a lot more confident, yet it doesn't seem out of character. It actually feels like a natural progression from the character she was in ME1 - to the point, at many times, especially aboard the Normandy when she's just talking to Shepard, she'll wind down and more of that softer side of her comes out.
But she's not weak - what I love about her relationship with Shepard is that it actually comes across as equal. Many times Liara will step up and try to support Shepard, and be the strong one in the relationship, it's not just Shep taking advantage of her. Liara will confront Shepard and actually try to get at how he's really feeling and try to be there for him emotionally, just as Shepard can be there for her when she needs it. There's a lot of chemistry between them, and it fits.
I certainly appreciate that she's become stronger, too, without going overboard and becoming a shallow badass femme fatale - instead she has a strength that fits her, without being over the top and lame. She can take charge when she needs to, she can hold her own, and she can be independent, but she's not completely above connecting to other people and getting help from them.
Modifié par Ajosraa, 19 avril 2012 - 04:37 .
Aristobulus500 wrote...
Lizardviking wrote...
I had hoped they had kept atleast one certain part of Thessia from the old script.
I didn't read the old script, can you elaborate? I'm really interested in hearing about any more plans they might've had for Thessia/The Asari because I really feel that the Thessia part we got was incredibly rushed, and it really feels like they should've done more with it. It really needed 3-4 missions like Tuchanka/Rannoch got to flesh it out.
Exactly, Shiala had long term full exposure and was even being replicated by the Thorian, which is reasonably why it only took only a few months. I am not saying that Liara will change, merely that it's possible at some later point in time, possibly even some decades later. It's rather interesting to consider.Lizardviking wrote...
Sunnie22 wrote...
Remember, Shiala turned green a few months after the Thorian died. Only Shiala's skin color changed, none of the humans had that sort of side effect (can't include the Thorian husks, they are really no longer human).Lizardviking wrote...
Sunnie22 wrote...
Here's a repost of the test pics I did based on Shiala Thorian Green and Aria Purple...
One thing to keep in mind, Liara was exposed to the Thorian spores if she was on the Zu's Hope mission, and could turn a different color at some later point in time.
Wouldn't that go for both Shepard and the second squadmate aswell? Shepard have not complained about any of the side effects from the Thorian so I would say that Shepard was not infected. Making me wonder if Liara ever was herself.
So, considering that the only one who's pigment changed was an Asari, Liara's skin could also suffer some pigmentation shifting at a much later time due to her exposure to the Thorian spores that flooded Zu's Hope.
But it has been over two years for Liara since meeting the Thorian, and so far we have not heard or seen any of the affects known when infected by the Thorian. Also remember that Shiala's exposure was alot more severe compared to Liara.
Sunnie22 wrote...
Exactly, Shiala had long term full exposure and was even being replicated by the Thorian, which is reasonably why it only took only a few months. I am not saying that Liara will change, merely that it's possible at some later point in time, possibly even some decades later. It's rather interesting to consider.Lizardviking wrote...
Sunnie22 wrote...
Remember, Shiala turned green a few months after the Thorian died. Only Shiala's skin color changed, none of the humans had that sort of side effect (can't include the Thorian husks, they are really no longer human).Lizardviking wrote...
Sunnie22 wrote...
Here's a repost of the test pics I did based on Shiala Thorian Green and Aria Purple...
One thing to keep in mind, Liara was exposed to the Thorian spores if she was on the Zu's Hope mission, and could turn a different color at some later point in time.
Wouldn't that go for both Shepard and the second squadmate aswell? Shepard have not complained about any of the side effects from the Thorian so I would say that Shepard was not infected. Making me wonder if Liara ever was herself.
So, considering that the only one who's pigment changed was an Asari, Liara's skin could also suffer some pigmentation shifting at a much later time due to her exposure to the Thorian spores that flooded Zu's Hope.
But it has been over two years for Liara since meeting the Thorian, and so far we have not heard or seen any of the affects known when infected by the Thorian. Also remember that Shiala's exposure was alot more severe compared to Liara.
Lizardviking wrote...
Click here to read it.
The part I had hoped they would keep is Kai Leng beating Shepard and actually impaling him on a metal rebar. Would have been alot better than what we got.
That doesn't work with the timeline of ME3 events though. A grievous injury like that would take months for Shepard to heal, and the Reapers aren't going to wait for a few months while Shepard heals up enough to put up a dramatic final fight.Aristobulus500 wrote...
Lizardviking wrote...
Click here to read it.
The part I had hoped they would keep is Kai Leng beating Shepard and actually impaling him on a metal rebar. Would have been alot better than what we got.
Wow, that's brutal. As painful as that would've been to see, I admit it would've done a lot to actually make Kai Leng into a threat - he's not strong enough to beat Shepard straight up, but won through cunning in planting a bomb beforehand, rather than a plot armored gunship you can't defeat for some reason.
And that would be a really dramatic scene, being injured like that, and seeing Liara and the other squadmate get injured...really cold.
I would save Liara every time, though. I couldn't really take a death scene with her.
I do think you're ultimately right that the segment would've been stronger if they had gone with that, though.
Sunnie22 wrote...
That doesn't work with the timeline of ME3 events though. A grievous injury like that would take months for Shepard to heal, and the Reapers aren't going to wait for a few months while Shepard heals up enough to put up a dramatic final fight.
They had to change it or it would make the entire last 30% of the game make no sense rather than just the last 5%.
Sunnie22 wrote...
That doesn't work with the timeline of ME3 events though. A grievous injury like that would take months for Shepard to heal, and the Reapers aren't going to wait for a few months while Shepard heals up enough to put up a dramatic final fight.Aristobulus500 wrote...
Lizardviking wrote...
Click here to read it.
The part I had hoped they would keep is Kai Leng beating Shepard and actually impaling him on a metal rebar. Would have been alot better than what we got.
Wow, that's brutal. As painful as that would've been to see, I admit it would've done a lot to actually make Kai Leng into a threat - he's not strong enough to beat Shepard straight up, but won through cunning in planting a bomb beforehand, rather than a plot armored gunship you can't defeat for some reason.
And that would be a really dramatic scene, being injured like that, and seeing Liara and the other squadmate get injured...really cold.
I would save Liara every time, though. I couldn't really take a death scene with her.
I do think you're ultimately right that the segment would've been stronger if they had gone with that, though.
They had to change it or it would make the entire last 30% of the game make no sense rather than just the last 5%.
Modifié par Lizardviking, 19 avril 2012 - 04:56 .
But they did do that with the scene they shipped. Shepard got beat but not in a way that would take her out of the fight for the sake of the narrative.Lizardviking wrote...
Sunnie22 wrote...
That doesn't work with the timeline of ME3 events though. A grievous injury like that would take months for Shepard to heal, and the Reapers aren't going to wait for a few months while Shepard heals up enough to put up a dramatic final fight.
They had to change it or it would make the entire last 30% of the game make no sense rather than just the last 5%.
Then they could have used a less grievious injury then, perhaps simply let Shepard get injured enough that Kai Leng beats him, but not enough that it will take months for him to recover.
Modifié par Sunnie22, 19 avril 2012 - 05:00 .
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