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[d32f123]

mavqt wrote...

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(Don't mean that as a bash on Mshep, it just made me giggle.

;_;

[Nyxia]

mavqt wrote...


(Don't mean that as a bash on Mshep, it just made me giggle.

Ouch!
Btw what are these confessions thing? I keep seeing them popping around.

[Dragon_Claw]

[H4nniba11]

mavqt wrote...
Sorry, but I burst out laughing at that.

Don't be. It was really huge wig. I was actually impressed of that dream because normally I have like 2 dreams a year and often they are boring as hell. This one was so vivid and absurd that when I woke up I was really stunned by the fact that my subconsiousness created something so beautiful and silly at the same time.

d32f123 wrote...


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Doesen't bother me a slightes bit. Back when I created my second Shep, romancing Liara was out of question since I was used to see Jack(my shep not scary space **** Jack) by her side. If some guy in the Bioware has same feeling towards all MaleSheps that I had toward my Jake (total idiot, haven't played ME 3 with him yet but synthesis fits his character so perfectly) its his opinion and he is entitled to it.

Spread blue, not hate towards different gender Sheps:wizard:.
 

[H4nniba11]

Dragon_Claw wrote...

Teehehehehehehehheee

[lillitheris]

H4nniba11 wrote...

mavqt wrote...
Sorry, but I burst out laughing at that.

Don't be. It was really huge wig.

Must have been to go all the way down to the lower reaches.

[Mavqt]

lillitheris wrote...

H4nniba11 wrote...

mavqt wrote...
Sorry, but I burst out laughing at that.

Don't be. It was really huge wig.

Must have been to go all the way down to the lower reaches.

Perfect timing, I just done that part of LOTSB.

[Mavqt]

Dragon_Claw wrote...

You just made me spit my tea on the wall, thank you.

[H4nniba11]

lillitheris wrote...

H4nniba11 wrote...

mavqt wrote...
Sorry, but I burst out laughing at that.

Don't be. It was really huge wig.

Must have been to go all the way down to the lower reaches.

No no no. It was those kind of wigs that you see used in movies set in around 17th century. White and powdered and stuff.

[Dragon_Claw]

H4nniba11 wrote...

lillitheris wrote...

H4nniba11 wrote...

mavqt wrote...
Sorry, but I burst out laughing at that.

Don't be. It was really huge wig.

Must have been to go all the way down to the lower reaches.

No no no. It was those kind of wigs that you see used in movies set in around 17th century. White and powdered and stuff.

So, Liara was Marie Antoinette...

Were there any cake in that dream?!?

[Han Shot First]

Mumba1511 wrote...

What would your thoughts be if Liara returned in another Mass Effect game? One where you are not playing as Shepard (which would suck IMO) If you could, would you romance her? And what would you expect of her in the game?

I think it could be kind of interesting to run into Liara again when she's a 900 year old matriarch. Given all the centuries that have passed I imagine her character would have evolved a bit, and it would be interesting to see how she may have changed.

If Mass Effect IV is set in an era where Liara is still alive and is still the Shadow Broker, I think an appearance would be kind of mandatory. If the writers aren't going to go that route, then I think you need to either set the game during a period where Liara would be dead, or you have to have her pass the Shadow Broker reigns to someone else.

If she returned as a romanceable character, I might consider it with the new protagonist. That is hard to say however, because it also depends on the other characters in the game, and what sort of person the protagonist is.

[lillitheris]

Dragon_Claw wrote...

H4nniba11 wrote...

lillitheris wrote...

H4nniba11 wrote...

mavqt wrote...
Sorry, but I burst out laughing at that.

Don't be. It was really huge wig.

Must have been to go all the way down to the lower reaches.

No no no. It was those kind of wigs that you see used in movies set in around 17th century. White and powdered and stuff.

So, Liara was Marie Antoinette...

Were there any cake in that dream?!?

Or maybe it was a really weird Simpsons thought association?

…

[Tyrannosaurus Rex]

Han Shot First wrote...

Mumba1511 wrote...

What would your thoughts be if Liara returned in another Mass Effect game? One where you are not playing as Shepard (which would suck IMO) If you could, would you romance her? And what would you expect of her in the game?

I think it could be kind of interesting to run into Liara again when she's a 900 year old matriarch. Given all the centuries that have passed I imagine her character would have evolved a bit, and it would be interesting to see how she may have changed.

If Mass Effect IV is set in an era where Liara is still alive and is still the Shadow Broker, I think an appearance would be kind of mandatory. If the writers aren't going to go that route, then I think you need to either set the game during a period where Liara would be dead, or you have to have her pass the Shadow Broker reigns to someone else.

If she returned as a romanceable character, I might consider it with the new protagonist. That is hard to say however, because it also depends on the other characters in the game, and what sort of person the protagonist is.

After having read Bioware's comment on Synthesis, any game that takes place after ME3 would most likely have synthesis.

Synthesised Liara? No, thanks.

As for the last part. Even if Liara was a romancable character for the next protagonist, I would not do it. I would prefer that Liara have found someone else by the time the protagonist meets her.

[Han Shot First]

Lizardviking wrote...

Han Shot First wrote...

Mumba1511 wrote...

What would your thoughts be if Liara returned in another Mass Effect game? One where you are not playing as Shepard (which would suck IMO) If you could, would you romance her? And what would you expect of her in the game?

I think it could be kind of interesting to run into Liara again when she's a 900 year old matriarch. Given all the centuries that have passed I imagine her character would have evolved a bit, and it would be interesting to see how she may have changed.

If Mass Effect IV is set in an era where Liara is still alive and is still the Shadow Broker, I think an appearance would be kind of mandatory. If the writers aren't going to go that route, then I think you need to either set the game during a period where Liara would be dead, or you have to have her pass the Shadow Broker reigns to someone else.

If she returned as a romanceable character, I might consider it with the new protagonist. That is hard to say however, because it also depends on the other characters in the game, and what sort of person the protagonist is.

After having read Bioware's comment on Synthesis, any game that takes place after ME3 would most likely have synthesis.

Synthesised Liara? No, thanks.

As for the last part. Even if Liara was a romancable character for the next protagonist, I would not do it. I would prefer that Liara have found someone else by the time the protagonist meets her.

Horrible idea is horrible.

Guess I won't be purchasing ME4.

To be honest though, I expected as much. It was obvious playing the game that the writers favored synthesis. Kind of funny considering it is the least liked ending by the fanbase as a whole, with the exception of maybe Refusal.

Modifié par Han Shot First, 21 août 2012 - 03:21 .

[lillitheris]

Leviathan will bring us lots of Synthesis support goodness.

[Tyrannosaurus Rex]

Han Shot First wrote...

Lizardviking wrote...

Han Shot First wrote...

Mumba1511 wrote...

What would your thoughts be if Liara returned in another Mass Effect game? One where you are not playing as Shepard (which would suck IMO) If you could, would you romance her? And what would you expect of her in the game?

I think it could be kind of interesting to run into Liara again when she's a 900 year old matriarch. Given all the centuries that have passed I imagine her character would have evolved a bit, and it would be interesting to see how she may have changed.

If Mass Effect IV is set in an era where Liara is still alive and is still the Shadow Broker, I think an appearance would be kind of mandatory. If the writers aren't going to go that route, then I think you need to either set the game during a period where Liara would be dead, or you have to have her pass the Shadow Broker reigns to someone else.

If she returned as a romanceable character, I might consider it with the new protagonist. That is hard to say however, because it also depends on the other characters in the game, and what sort of person the protagonist is.

After having read Bioware's comment on Synthesis, any game that takes place after ME3 would most likely have synthesis.

Synthesised Liara? No, thanks.

As for the last part. Even if Liara was a romancable character for the next protagonist, I would not do it. I would prefer that Liara have found someone else by the time the protagonist meets her.

Horrible idea is horrible.

Guess I won't be purchasing ME4.

To be fair, they said that either it happend  due to Shepard's choice or society simply evolved to that point, so that's something right?

But yeah, bad idea is bad.

Modifié par Lizardviking, 21 août 2012 - 03:24 .

[Han Shot First]

Either way it results in green glowy cyborgs and the death of galactic diversity.

No thanks!

[mumba]

I'd choose the refusal ending over Synthesis 100% of the time. Whoever came up with the idea is creative and I like how he/she was thinking out of the box. But it was delivered horribly and I would like to know what people were thinking if they chose that ending.

[I SOLD MY SOUL TO BIOWARE]

Mumba1511 wrote...

What would your thoughts be if Liara returned in another Mass Effect game? One where you are not playing as Shepard (which would suck IMO) If you could, would you romance her? And what would you expect of her in the game?

That would be interesting to see her return. Would I romance her? As much as I'd want to, no. It just...wouldn't feel right as anyone other than Shepard.

[ladyvader]

Han Shot First wrote...

Either way it results in green glowy cyborgs and the death of galactic diversity.

No thanks!

My thought exactly.  I shot the Catalyst on my last run.  That Shep was a doucher and he started walking to make his pick then decided to take a few shots at the Catalyst.  

I don't want Liara having the green glowy on her skin.  Too creepy to me and the eyes.  No thanks.

[mumba]

 Did anyone else here shoot the catalyst when the extended cut came out not knowing that it would trigger the refusal ending? when it said "So be it" It scared the living hell out of me. 

[lillitheris]

Ut-oh, I think Liara noticed we’re veering toward The Ending Discussion again. Though on the upside, even that might be better than the casual sex debate ongoing in the Miranda thread…

[Dragon_Claw]

Mumba1511 wrote...

 Did anyone else here shoot the catalyst when the extended cut came out not knowing that it would trigger the refusal ending? when it said "So be it" It scared the living hell out of me. 

I´ve read about it before I played the scene, but yeah. The voice also came as a surprise to me. Plus the downbeat ending with Liara hologram. Sad, sad stuff.

Speaking of ME4. It´s going to be a prequl with Liara as the main player. And it´s not gonna a RPG, but old-skool platforming.

[mumba]

lillitheris wrote...
Ut-oh, I think Liara noticed we’re veering toward The Ending Discussion again. Though on the upside, even that might be better than the casual sex debate ongoing in the Miranda thread…

Heck, I'd be mad too if I romanced Miranda. 
Edit: whoops, mentioned Miranda in top post. My bad Liara. 

Modifié par Mumba1511, 21 août 2012 - 04:45 .

[Tyrannosaurus Rex]

Mumba1511 wrote...

 Did anyone else here shoot the catalyst when the extended cut came out not knowing that it would trigger the refusal ending? when it said "So be it" It scared the living hell out of me. 

I got it by accident on my replay of the EC when I shot the kid on my way to watch the destroy ending. It shook me aswell since I was in a dark room with my headset fully turned up.

And while I do not like that specific ending, I do like Liara's part in it and the soundtrack aswell, it also got the only version of the stargazer scene that is bearable.

lillitheris wrote...
Ut-oh, I think Liara noticed we’re
veering toward The Ending Discussion again. Though on the upside, even
that might be better than the casual sex debate ongoing in the Miranda
thread…

You are right, ending talks gives Liara the sad blues.
http://desmond.image...png&res=landing
And you folks don't like the sad blues don't ya?