Akernis wrote...
Theodoro wrote...
Definitely not sane anymore with my obsession with Liara!
He is definately one of us.
welcome aboard
Thanks, I'm glad to be here!
Aristobulus500 wrote...
Awesome, be glad to have someone else willing to take part in more in depth discussions. I certainly agree with you on a few points already - Lightbringers blog about the sheer power of the very real emotions ME3 - and even Liara and her romance - can make you feel...he's absolutely correct. And it's something very difficult and hard to accept and recognize. I think it's something quite a lot of people struggle with, because it's such a new experience when it comes to videogames.
Also, this thread is, from my experience, one of the last pretty reasonable places left to discuss ME and especially Liara/the Asari. It's not that you can't else where...but for example, look at the general forums here. It's full of extreme negativity - most of it is related to ****ing about the endings, but other popular topics include just general ****ting all over Liara and the Asari. There's also just a lot of infighting and bickering, and people absolutely to tear Liara fans to shreds. This doesn't just happen on the BSN, as well...
I stick with my comparison that this thread is like an Oasis in a desert of pure rage and depression.
Yeah, I can't quite fathom why Liara gets as much hate as she does. The most common complaint I see is something along the lines of 'Why do I have to take Liara on Thessia? That's
four missions with her! Completely unacceptable!'
I mean, Garrus, a turian, is a part of the quest on Palaven. Wrex, a krogan, is on Tuchanka, Mordin, a salarian, is on Sur'Kesh, Shepard, a human, is on Earth. Yet I don't see any complaints as to why they are a part of these missions. What do they have in common? They all want to help save their homeworlds and respective races from the threat of the Reapers, so what sense would it make for Liara
not to be on Thessia?
Not only is it the capital of her species, it's also her birthplace. I just can't see Liara not insisting on coming along on Thessia. That's like Shepard not wanting to help Earth. And it would have been very out-of-character if she hadn't. Her courage and determination, not only in this episode, but throughout the trilogy is one of the many things one should admire in her. She's part of Shepard's crew for a reason.
Same goes with her knowledge of the Protheans during the mission on Eden Prime. Why wouldn't she make use of it? Who is to blame that Liara, among other things, is such a useful source of information when it comes to Protheans?