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[Erenbe]

Neeh wrote...
Played around with some motion capture files. It's a abit rigid, but turned out fairly good considering the time put into it.

Akward dancing Liara!

I have no idea what kind of dance it is, some form of ballet?

I lol'ed. No idea either if that is a ballet or something but it looks silly Nice job! 

[IliyaMoroumetz]

While not Liara focused, there is places where Liara is mentioned...

in Mass Effect Lore in a minute!

[Wulfram]

Aak, scary Liara

[Dude on Fire]

IliyaMoroumetz wrote...

While not Liara focused, there is places where Liara is mentioned...

in Mass Effect Lore in a minute!

Something like her being "that blue chick you can't sleep with". I Guess "Lore" ignores DLC.

[ladyvader]

Dude on Fire wrote...

IliyaMoroumetz wrote...

While not Liara focused, there is places where Liara is mentioned...

in Mass Effect Lore in a minute!

Something like her being "that blue chick you can't sleep with". I Guess "Lore" ignores DLC.

Someone mentioned that in the comments too. 

[IliyaMoroumetz]

Dude on Fire wrote...

Something like her being "that blue chick you can't sleep with". I Guess "Lore" ignores DLC.

Well, considering they only had 60 seconds, they had to do what they could.  Wish they could have done better, but what can you do?

[polor89]

ladyvader wrote...

Dude on Fire wrote...

IliyaMoroumetz wrote...

While not Liara focused, there is places where Liara is mentioned...

in Mass Effect Lore in a minute!

Something like her being "that blue chick you can't sleep with". I Guess "Lore" ignores DLC.

Someone mentioned that in the comments too. 

Actually the comment is the top one 

[Dude on Fire]

polor89 wrote...

ladyvader wrote...

Dude on Fire wrote...

IliyaMoroumetz wrote...

While not Liara focused, there is places where Liara is mentioned...

in Mass Effect Lore in a minute!

Something like her being "that blue chick you can't sleep with". I Guess "Lore" ignores DLC.

Someone mentioned that in the comments too. 

Actually the comment is the top one 

Yeah, I totally didn't copy that off.

[Dude on Fire]

Topic:

Anyone else absolutely LOVE the interaction between Liara and Shep during the LotSB sky-car chase?

[YourFunnyUncle]

Dude on Fire wrote...

Topic:

Anyone else absolutely LOVE the interaction between Liara and Shep during the LotSB sky-car chase?

One of the best bits of the finest DLC yet released for a Mass Effect game.

[Achaewa]

Neeh wrote...
Played around with some motion capture files. It's a abit rigid, but turned out fairly good considering the time put into it.

Akward dancing Liara!

I have no idea what kind of dance it is, some form of ballet?

Still better than the Shepard dance.

[Akernis]

YourFunnyUncle wrote...

Dude on Fire wrote...

Topic:

Anyone else absolutely LOVE the interaction between Liara and Shep during the LotSB sky-car chase?

One of the best bits of the finest DLC yet released for a Mass Effect game.

Indeed, the interaction between Shepard and Liara in LotSB in generral was amazing

[Dude on Fire]

Akernis wrote...

YourFunnyUncle wrote...

Dude on Fire wrote...

Topic:

Anyone else absolutely LOVE the interaction between Liara and Shep during the LotSB sky-car chase?

One of the best bits of the finest DLC yet released for a Mass Effect game.

Indeed, the interaction between Shepard and Liara in LotSB in generral was amazing

Regarding character interaction, my personal two favourite parts of that aspect are LotSB and Samara's Loyalty Mission (Afterlife's VIP section). Other than the hilarious things you can do with the people spread out in the bar, the actual conversation with Morinth is really well made. And correct me if I'm wrong here, but I believe you actually don't need any pre-found common interests to actually get her interested in you. If you've actually i.e. got a good enough music taste (and are able to define it) she'll still stay and talk to you even if you don't mention Expell 10 (stil wondering if that's the actuall name of the band or if I just totally failed and got that from South Park or something...). So I guess this part kinda shows if you're interesting as a person or not

Modifié par Dude on Fire, 03 mai 2012 - 09:59 .

[Aristobulus500]

God, I could write essays about how good the interaction with Liara is in LotSB. It's absolutely stunning what that did for her as a character and romance. And it had some really amusing dialogue, too - the car chase and such in particular - they show off an amazing amount of chemistry just in their humorous banter.

[lillitheris]

Weeeeell…

I happened to like the dialogue, too. For the most part, it matched what my characters would have chosen to say.

LotSB is one of the best addons to any game, ever.

But LotSB is also where the autodialogue starts going overboard.

[Aristobulus500]

I don't really mind the auto dialogue so long as it's close enough to what my Shep would say, but I do understand the complaints about it.

Still, I'll gladly take lots of auto dialogue to flesh out the characters like ME3 had, over a very small selection of conversations where you get a dialogue wheel, and otherwise the characters do nothing at all except sit there.

I mean, the characters have never felt more alive than in ME3, with how they roam the ship and everything, and if always had you have a dialogue wheel, they probably would've been much more confined to a single room and set of dialogue, just like in ME1/ME2.

[Dude on Fire]

Aristobulus500 wrote...

I don't really mind the auto dialogue so long as it's close enough to what my Shep would say, but I do understand the complaints about it.

Still, I'll gladly take lots of auto dialogue to flesh out the characters like ME3 had, over a very small selection of conversations where you get a dialogue wheel, and otherwise the characters do nothing at all except sit there.

I mean, the characters have never felt more alive than in ME3, with how they roam the ship and everything, and if always had you have a dialogue wheel, they probably would've been much more confined to a single room and set of dialogue, just like in ME1/ME2.

At the same time, in ME3 it feels like Shep is just there to say "Sup?" and listen to a topic in which I most of the time would rather have actively participated in.

[Tyrannosaurus Rex]

lillitheris wrote...

Weeeeell…

I happened to like the dialogue, too. For the most part, it matched what my characters would have chosen to say.

LotSB is one of the best addons to any game, ever.

But LotSB is also where the autodialogue starts going overboard.

I can accept the amount of automated dialog in LOTSB given that it is DLC, autodialog is a neccesary tool to give Shepard a larger amount of dialog and characterization with the limited resources available.

The autodialog in ME3 was not okay however. I wonder if Bioware's attempt to humanize Shepard is the reason there is so much auto-dialog, or if it is simply them cutting corners. In any rate, I feel they went overboard.

Modifié par Lizardviking, 03 mai 2012 - 10:13 .

[Arcataye]

Aristobulus500 wrote...

I mean, the characters have never felt more alive than in ME3, with how they roam the ship and everything, and if always had you have a dialogue wheel, they probably would've been much more confined to a single room and set of dialogue, just like in ME1/ME2.

Why couldn't it be both? So that you walk up to them like now in the game and instead of pressing spacebar and watching the characters speak without input just, you know, add the dialogue wheel?

On the ship it wasn't that much of a problem, but most of the games dialogue was on autoplay and when you had choices there was only paragon/renegade, why did they take out the "tell me more" or "neutral".

Like in ME1 saving the council decision. Save them / Focus on the Reaper / Don't save them. It was something like that. Focus on the reaper was the neutral choice, it had the same effect that the renegade choice had but it was still neutral. You didn't have to act like an ass or a saint. Well the renegade options are way more evil now in ME3 anyways, so a middle way would've been great sometimes. Even if it wouldn't have a third effect, it would feel "right". Hard to explain, feel free to flame.

Good night.

Modifié par Arcataye, 03 mai 2012 - 10:22 .

[polor89]

Dude on Fire wrote...

Topic:

Anyone else absolutely LOVE the interaction between Liara and Shep during the LotSB sky-car chase?

Well actually in generall the LotSB dlc(the best dlc that bioware has made) was the one that made "Love" liara and pushed me to play ME1 to just romance her(i started from ME2) i was just looking for a way to romance her in LotSB(there wasnt any:() 2 days after i started playing ME1 

[rubynorman]

I love LotSB auto dialogues. But I miss Liara's comment about the mako everytime. Should have crashed on a mine. I wish we could talk to any squad member in a mission like ME1 mix with auto dialogue like ME2,3.
Liara's home world comic is written by her writer in LotSB and ME3. I expect it to be awesome.

[Linksys17]

Why does liara look a lot older in mass effect 3 like 80 asari years???? Lol she looked like a late teen or really low twenties, now she's in her thirties??? With a boob job???

[Dude on Fire]

frudi wrote...


Auto-dialogue does solve an issue I had with some dialogues in ME1/ME2 though - those times when you are presented with 2 or 3 choices, but Shep says the exact same thing, regardless of which option you choose. So at least there's that

So, basically they solved being lazy by admitting they're lazy

[polor89]

Linksys17 wrote...

Why does liara look a lot older in mass effect 3 like 80 asari years???? Lol she looked like a late teen or really low twenties, now she's in her thirties??? With a boob job???

What??:blink::blink: