I don't think she would be much into sport in general. Though I havn't read it I think Liara is quite into sport in PMC's Thessian Whisper.TrulyInnovative wrote...
...so, tying this neatly back to Liara - what human sport would she like watching? Surely she'd be a cultured, civilized person and like ice hockey?
fluffywalrus wrote...
TrulyInnovative wrote...
Thanks for the information about Canadian accents. I wasn't completely serious about my comment, but it is honestly the only difference I notice, although I mostly ever hear Canadian accents in NHL broadcasts.
...so, tying this neatly back to Liara - what human sport would she like watching? Surely she'd be a cultured, civilized person and like ice hockey?
I'd like to think she'd enjoy hockey, for sure. It's fast paced and is played on ice, of all things!
And it's my favourite sport. Perhaps she'd also enjoy football/soccer. Perhaps Rugby.
I'm not sure she'd enjoy baseball.
It's all too hard to say, really. Speculation and all that jazz.
I suppose Liara will have a similar reaction to it as I had the first time I saw it 
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About that, since biotic abilities are omni-present in the asari do you guys think that some of the games/sports played on Thessia and other asari worlds would make use of biotics as a part of the game either being based around their use or used to enhance the game. Or might they be banned from use?Erenbe wrote...
Liara: "Why are these humans chasing a ball?"
Shep: "They are not chasing it, they are trying to score. See that goal over there? It has to go in there!"
Liara: "I understand but it looks rather unorganized and very inefficient. Why don't they use biotics?"
From orbit? I am not a physicist but wouldn't reentry give some problems here?TrulyInnovative wrote...
Which fic was it in which Samara went skydiving with her three daughters? They'd drop from orbit and then use their biotics to guide their freefall and essentially fly in the air. I think it might have been Interstitium.
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Akernis wrote...
From orbit? I am not physisist but wouldn't reentry give some problems here?
Okay that sounds more reasonableTrulyInnovative wrote...
Akernis wrote...
From orbit? I am not a physicist but wouldn't reentry give some problems here?
OK, I checked it. It was the upper atmosphere.
TrulyInnovative wrote...
Akernis wrote...
From orbit? I am not physisist but wouldn't reentry give some problems here?
OK, I checked it. It was the upper atmosphere.
Akernis wrote...
About that, since biotic abilities are omni-present in the asari do you guys think that some of the games/sports played on Thessia and other asari worlds would make use of biotics as a part of the game either being based around their use or used to enhance the game. Or might they be banned from use?Erenbe wrote...
Liara: "Why are these humans chasing a ball?"
Shep: "They are not chasing it, they are trying to score. See that goal over there? It has to go in there!"
Liara: "I understand but it looks rather unorganized and very inefficient. Why don't they use biotics?"
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Samara corrected her inelegant exit, twisted and dove, leaving the caternar ship and her old sister behind. It had been many decades since she'd felt reckless enough to do some biotic skydiving (and longer still to do it without the safety net of a chute), but now that she was back she felt the wind slide over her like a familiar skin. It slicked over her body as she dove, dropping like a stone towards the three black dots that were her daughters. The air caught her as it thickened, until she gave herself a biotic push and sliced downward like a meteor. It was only seconds before she'd caught up with her daughters (she didn't even need the communicator to hear the laughter over the wind) and flattened out, slowing with another gentle biotic push. The wind cushioned her like an old friend.
She sat on the air and watched her daughters play. Blue flashes filled the air as they pushed and tested their biotics. Rila and Falere bounced together and flew apart over and over again, breathless with laughter. Marihn was off to one side, her corona trailing behind her like the tail of a comet.
Their movements were unstable, undisciplined, but that was the point – biotics while free-falling were very different from biotics on the ground. There was no comforting force holding you down and correcting your mistakes. It took weightlessness to teach a biotic what gravity could do – away from the ground a reckless biotic push could send you careening away in the opposite direction. Every field had to be sent with the absolute economy of energy, with the utmost awareness for how it would affect the gravity around it.
To be a great biotic, you had to be light. Calculated. Disciplined. It took most asari centuries of practice in zero-g to learn that lesson well.
"Smaller fields, Rila!" Samara called when her two elder daughters went bouncing away again under a misplaced push. "You don't need so much strength." She went after them as demonstration, rolling in the air like she was swimming. Her fingers barely shimmered as she swept over to them, gliding with only the slightest gestures to adjust her course.
"Think of it like blowing out a candle!" Marihn called, hurtling by. She dodged and weaved through the air with more natural grace than her sisters, correcting her path as her mother had done.
The four of them fell for minutes, guiding their fall with biotic pushes. Below them, the ocean grew wider and wider, until they could see the tiny white caps on the waves and make out the forms of dozens of shallow atolls just under the water's glassy surface.
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Modifié par Icyflare, 29 mai 2012 - 11:35 .
Icyflare wrote...
Since Thessia is largely covered in oceans, and the asaris were modelled to give an aquatic impression, I'd imagine some sort of water sport would catch her interest or just swimming in general. Maybe water sports involving biotics?
PMC65 wrote...
Sarcastic Tasha wrote...
lillitheris wrote...
They have a brain and some kind of a DNA? Same anatomy as the asari, as far as procreation goes.
Well sure there are similarities but there are some obvious differences. I can't help but think asari would be grossed out by alien reproduction.
I get what you are saying ... especially when I look at the hanar, elcor, volus. But since procreating is done with the mind and not the body that is the difference? And if breeding can be done outside of sexual stimuli that would also make me think it could happen.
But attraction by all asari? Nope, I'm right there with you. I think alot of asari would not find other species attractive but the same could be said of all the species. not every human would fall for the asari, turian, etc.
I personally do not find any of the aliens sexually attractive but I do not play me in the game ... or I would have been single until ME3 and Traynor came aboard. "Hello, sister!"
Oh I don't know, I find all those things attractive, from skin colour to headcrest and of course their fair resemblance to human women.CrimsonN7 wrote...
Thinking back on that scene in the bar in Illuim with the Salarian, Human and Turian each finding that Asari dancer attractive I would like to guess that Turians would be attracted to their headcrests, Salarians the colour of their skin and for Humans Asari are the closest thing to women.
Agreed, pure and simple.CrimsonN7 wrote...
I think they are beautiful, so graceful, exotic and elegant, for me they just exude sex appeal
I will add to that.CrimsonN7 wrote...
*bites lower lip* Who wouldn't want this waiting for them when they got home
Modifié par Akernis, 30 mai 2012 - 12:14 .
Aristobulus500 wrote...
I really don't see Liara as being heavily into competitive sports or anything. I can see her enjoying more strategy based games, board games, maybe even some video games, but I don't see any of it being a huge hobby of hers - at best a passing interest - because if it was something she was heavily into...well, it would've come up sometime during the series.
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She does keep fish at her apartment on Ilium, and I like to imagine that those fish in Shepard's aquarium belong to both of them.fluffywalrus wrote...
I actually don't see Liara as a pet kind of person. Maybe a drone like Tali, but a pet lieke a cat, dog, pyjak, etc.?
I just can't see it.
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