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[Mavqt]

Writing > Art... In more ways then one.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

A Liara to make up for my bashing.

By ThePinkFoxx

[CrimsonN7]

@Arcataye ooh new Liara comics coming soon you say...



Awesome totally getting these, I loved Invasion, Redemption was... alright, it had it's moments but nothing special and I thought Evolution was pretty cool. Liara isn't Liara without her cutesy freckles which she is lacking in the comics for some reason.

by tilhe @ DeviantArt

^^Helping Shep with her armour and she's still blushing after all this time d'awww T'Soni. I always liked her old lab uniform btw.

Modifié par CrimsonN7, 18 août 2012 - 12:38 .

[Mavqt]

I think most of us liked her old lab uniform. I certainly did.

Modifié par mavqt, 18 août 2012 - 12:39 .

[CrimsonN7]

@Ruby your new avatar is ridiculously awesome, that scene should be highlighted regularly, love watching them sparks fly:wub:





by lelianas-song @ tumblr

Modifié par CrimsonN7, 18 août 2012 - 01:13 .

[Nate159WG]

mavqt wrote...

Writing > Art... In more ways then one.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

A Liara to make up for my bashing.

By ThePinkFoxx

Wow awesome, but her left eye looks a bit different, than right eye. Good art anyway. 
Is that possible that Liara can become Renegade? Or she is always Paragon? Just wondering. 
Sorry for my bad English. 

Modifié par Nate159WG, 18 août 2012 - 01:45 .

[Ravii]

Nate159WG wrote...

mavqt wrote...

Writing > Art... In more ways then one.

Sorry, couldn't resist.

A Liara to make up for my bashing.
*snippi*
By ThePinkFoxx

Wow awesome, but her left eye looks a bit different, than right eye. Good art anyway. 
Is that possible that Liara can become Renegade? Or she is always Paragon? Just wondering. 
Sorry for my bad English. 

I think it looks a bit different for you because of the white dot in her right eye are not the same as the one in the left.

Awesome gif's Crimson!!! Keep posting these and yeah I can't wait for the new comics.

Modifié par Ravii, 18 août 2012 - 01:56 .

[CrimsonN7]

Yup I'm defo a fan of classic lab gear:D

by Rxan @ DeviantArt

by Onibox @ DeviantArt

by MetalDragonKiryu @ DeviantArt

In ME2 it was pretty nice seeing Liara in more formal dress too^_^

Modifié par CrimsonN7, 18 août 2012 - 01:55 .

[Han Shot First]

Liara T'Soni by John Tesh






Liara T'Soni in Purgatory

[CrimsonN7]

Nate159WG wrote...

Is that possible that Liara can become Renegade? Or she is always Paragon? Just wondering. 

In ME1 she's a text book Paragon pretty much but because of the event of watching Shep get spaced, her attempt at redemption in retrieving Shep's body from the Shadow Broker, taking down the Shadow Broker in ME2 by this period Liara is more or less a Paragade, she has a strong sense of morality but she knows when she has to get her hands dirty too and she's not afaid to make those kind of choices when pushed or when needed. Coming into ME3 still a Paragade, our first interaction with her on Mars when she cooly double-taps those Cerberus goons, pretty badass:D

[Han Shot First]

I prefer paragade Liara (ME2, LotSB & ME3) to paragon Liara (ME1) as well.

[CrimsonN7]

Han Shot First wrote...

I prefer paragade Liara (ME2, LotSB & ME3) to paragon Liara (ME1) as well.

+1 Paragade Liara is smexy as hell, don't ****** her off Shep actually... do a little she's smokin' when she's angry:D



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[shepard1038]

I can't remember a time where Shepard and Liara are having an argument.

[Ravii]

CrimsonN7 wrote...

Han Shot First wrote...

I prefer paragade Liara (ME2, LotSB & ME3) to paragon Liara (ME1) as well.

+1 Paragade Liara is smexy as hell, don't ****** her off Shep actually... do a little she's smokin' when she's angry:D

+2 Paragade Liara

[Brooks Mac]

There's been a lot of really nice screenshots today! Thank you all.

[Han Shot First]

shepard1038 wrote...

I can't remember a time where Shepard and Liara are having an argument.

They bicker quite a bit during LotSB, both during the car chase scene and when topside on the Shadow Broker's ship.

Neither is a full on argument...but they do snipe at each other.

[d32f123]

Brooks Mac wrote...

There's been a lot of really nice screenshots today! Thank you all.

I don't know if i've permission to reply your post, because i haven't uploaded any images to this thread today, but anyway, I think there's always a lot of really nice screenshots and not only screenshots

[Nyxia]

lillitheris wrote...


folks don’t need heroes because we have folksneedsheroes

Did you know you can press Download on the deviation to get bigger version? 

[moreeman06]

doozer12 wrote...
*snip*

PS.  I also used the banshee to scare away 5Bers, to some effectiveness.  Their fear of banshee spams protects me from forced baby spam. 

*snip*

afraid of Banshee's bring them on,  I laugh in the Face of Danger. 

[shepard1038]

Han Shot First wrote...

shepard1038 wrote...

I can't remember a time where Shepard and Liara are having an argument.

They bicker quite a bit during LotSB, both during the car chase scene and when topside on the Shadow Broker's ship.

Neither is a full on argument...but they do snipe at each other.

Also after you defeat Tela Vasir in a paragon interrup IIRC there is an argument between Shepard and Liara:

Shepard: We have time to talk.
Liara: About what? 
Shepard: About us!
Liara: I spent two years mourning you.
Shepard: I came back!
Liara: You can't just have two years of mourning go away!

Modifié par shepard1038, 18 août 2012 - 05:15 .

[Han Shot First]

Hate the N7 hoodie, dig the screenshot.

Also after you defeat Tela Vasir in a paragon interrup IIRC there is an argument between Shepard and Liara:

Shepard: We have time to talk.
Liara: About what?
Shepard: About us!
Liara: I spent two years mourning you.
Shepard: I came back!
Liara: You can't just have two years of mourning go away!

My favorite 'argument' between them is topside on the Shadow Broker ship. Liara says something about the mercs' attacks being disorganized, and saying they'd have better luck if they all attacked at once rather than in waves. Shortly afterwards they do attack in a much bigger wave, and Shepard shouts something like, "You just had to give them ideas, T'Soni!"

Modifié par Han Shot First, 18 août 2012 - 05:20 .

[moreeman06]

doozer12 wrote...

Nope! Im not, apparently..  I'm just mentally disturbed and lost on BSN.  But I like the bar here so chances of me moving are slim.

*gets up from comfy chair and removes pipe from mouth*  Yes, yes Doozer as your psychiatrist i have to agree with that assessment although I can't really recommend anything other than more alcahol and to keep it coming since I'm not a real doctor..... *puffs on pipe and watches as bubbles come out*

[lillitheris]

Han Shot First wrote...

But even not knowing how that decision plays out (like that first playthrough), there isn't any guarantee that the Geth would be able to disarm the bomb if Kaidan wasn't rescued. While it might be a staple of action movies that the bombs always get disarmed with seconds to spare, the real thing would be much more complicated. There are plenty of examples in warfare of armies successfully blowing bridges when their positions became untenable, even when massively outnumbered and outgunned.

There’s no guarantee that they wouldn’t be able to do it. Actually just battering the hell out of it would be probably be sufficient. This isn’t a bomb made by a madman, either, so it likely has an actual, reasonable off-switch.

The greater risk IMO, is that Kaidan would be forced to trigger the bomb before Shepard, Ashley, the Salarians, and the other two squadmates could be evacuated.

That’s only if you care about the squad more than saving the galaxy, but that’s valid, of course.

That bit was a gamble, but totally in keeping with how I saw Shepard. I viewed him as a commander who was prone to taking risks, rather than one with a leadership style that was more cautious. He was more Julius Caesar than Bernard Montgomery.

I suppose. My Shepards generally take risks to try to succeed, though. The mission is to destroy the facility. Losses are acceptable, not destroying it isn’t.

Mind, I’m not in any way saying that you shouldn’t play it out that way. Just that a military tactician would secure the bomb and risk the squad in the tower.

[lillitheris]

TheCrimsonSpire wrote...


Hmm, it definitely looks like it can be worthy of a purchase(just for more Liara stuff of course), but Liara's face in the second cover looks off to me. 

Much more promising than “Redemption” art, at any rate:



(Yes, that’s ‘Liara’.)

[Han Shot First]

lillitheris wrote...

There’s no guarantee that they wouldn’t be able to do it. Actually just battering the hell out of it would be probably be sufficient. This isn’t a bomb made by a madman, either, so it likely has an actual, reasonable off-switch.

In order to do that they'd have to secure the bomb first, which is a very big if.

Presumably Kaidan could also trigger the bomb by simply pressing a button, which wouldn't be all that hard to do before being overrun. The risk as I see it was never about losing the bomb, but in it having to be triggered prematurely.

Han Shot First wrote...

lillitheris wrote...

The greater risk IMO, is that Kaidan would be forced to trigger the bomb before Shepard, Ashley, the Salarians, and the other two squadmates could be evacuated.

That’s only if you care about the squad more than saving the galaxy, but that’s valid, of course.

It was both about achieving the mission *AND* getting the most people out alive. A combat leader has two priorities. The first is mission accomplishment. The second is troop welfare. While accomplishing the mission is always the first priority, the welfare of the men under your command is also a chief concern. The situation hadn't yet deteriorated to the point where Shepard had to completely discard the second in order to achieve the first.

The game actually bears that point out, because the mission does succeed if Shepard continues on to the AA Tower, with the Salarians and Ashley evacuated. The difference between a smart tactical move and a bad one is success.

Kaidan had the means to trigger the bomb whether or not Shepard doubles back for him. It is no different than a thousand blown bridges in dozens of wars, except for the fact that the people blowing the bridges are usually able to get clear of the blast zone.

Han Shot First wrote...

lillitheris wrote...

That bit was a gamble, but totally in keeping with how I saw Shepard. I viewed him as a commander who was prone to taking risks, rather than one with a leadership style that was more cautious. He was more Julius Caesar than Bernard Montgomery.

I suppose. My Shepards generally take risks to try to succeed, though. The mission is to destroy the facility. Losses are acceptable, not destroying it isn’t.

Mind, I’m not in any way saying that you shouldn’t play it out that way. Just that a military tactician would secure the bomb and risk the squad in the tower.

No suprise, but I disagree.

I don't believe the situation had yet deteriorated to the point where Shepard had to discard all concern for troop welfare in order to accomplish the mission. Shepard still had a means to trigger the bomb without doubling back, and he was still able to rescue Ashley and the Salarians.


EDIT: Topless AND Off Topic. FAIL!

Modifié par Han Shot First, 18 août 2012 - 06:21 .

[lillitheris]

My risk analysis is based on the worst case scenario, which is a few soldiers dying vs. the entire galaxy. I won’t argue about this topic further, though, you’ll believe what you will instead.

However…

Han Shot First wrote...

The game actually bears that point out, because the mission does succeed if Shepard continues on to the AA Tower, with the Salarians and Ashley evacuated. The difference between a smart tactical move and a bad one is success.

The above is a fallacy. The future is unknown at the time, and cannot be used as justification. (Incidentally, I think a lot of people have simply incorporated this knowledge deeply enough that it’s hard to make a choice without it having an effect.)