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[ladyvader]

@Boom_Flame.
I'm uploading the video right now. I'll post the link once it finishes the upload.

[ladyvader]

Here is the link for the video

[Ajosraa]

Miss Ali Hillis has some fun with the recent Liara statue controversy. Lol, she's got quite the sence of humor;P

http://yfrog.com/hsea9hutj

[ladyvader]

Ajosraa wrote...

Miss Ali Hillis has some fun with the recent Liara statue controversy. Lol, she's got quite the sence of humor;P

http://yfrog.com/hsea9hutj

I have yet to check out my tweeter today.  OMG, I love her more and more. 

[Boom_Flame]

ladyvader wrote...

Here is the link for the video

Just saw it.

I have to say, I expected more emotion from Liara after those 'renegade' options. Despite the greatness of LotSB, so much more could've been done with the reunion. The 'renegade' options don't give an entirely different outcome, and the only part of Liara's character that they reveal is what we've all already expected.

Does anyone else feel like the entire sequence on Illium with Liara was poorly done?

[ladyvader]

Boom_Flame wrote...

ladyvader wrote...

Here is the link for the video

Just saw it.

I have to say, I expected more emotion from Liara after those 'renegade' options. Despite the greatness of LotSB, so much more could've been done with the reunion. The 'renegade' options don't give an entirely different outcome, and the only part of Liara's character that they reveal is what we've all already expected.

Does anyone else feel like the entire sequence on Illium with Liara was poorly done?

Yes, just like Horizon. 

[TMA LIVE]

http://desmond.yfrog...e=640&ysize=640

[Ajosraa]

And here i was trying to keep it low key , and TMA goes and directly links the picture;P Oh well, i guess it gets out quicker that way;P

Modifié par Ajosraa, 17 septembre 2011 - 02:47 .

[ladyvader]

All she needed to do in that pic was to move her arms out and squish those boobs together and it would have been a perfect

[Hekate]

I'm confused, whats of note about that particular picture?

[Ajosraa]

http://www.escapistm...26/112871/471.1

Its about this Amieera.;P

The infamious "Liara anime statue" Some say its a bit busty, so hence the joke;P.

[ladyvader]

Ajosraa wrote...

http://www.escapistm...26/112871/471.1

Its about this Amieera.;P

The infamious "Liara anime statue" Some say its a bit busty, so hence the joke;P.

A bit?  Try a lot and this from one that likes big boobs.  That statue is hidious.  Looks nothing like Liara.  I know it's not painted, but the face is not Liara.  

[Pockles]

TMA LIVE wrote...

http://desmond.yfrog...e=640&ysize=640

lol. Love this woman.

[rapscallioness]

Hey guys! Just wanted to pop in and share this image of Liara I stumbled across. Idk who did this, it's not mine. It's on some page w/ art of other characters, too.

http://i1.squidoocdn...t_romance_liara

http://i2.squidoocdn...t_Redemption_Re


http://www.squidoo.c...module148506863

[Hekate]

Man, I've been trying to find some good pics of Ali to no avail. Anyone have any? Or even a site with some?

[Pockles]

Ophiskc wrote...
Thats suppose to be funny?

That's what jokes are for, right?

Ophiskc wrote...
As someone said, for some a person they know is more important than faceless ones. Like a father would save their child over a train full of people.
Is that selfish? probably. Is that unnatural and inhuman? certainly not, is very natural in fact.

Inhuman, as in, lacking compassion and empathy. Suppose the train was full of other people's children? It's natural not to want to give up someone you love, but feelings have little meaning relative to actions. The choice to save a child over a hundred children is inhuman, and selfish.

Ophiskc wrote...
To have different opinions is fine, but telling others who RP different are "not in their right mind" is unnecesary. And wanted to remind you thats just a game, hope i make myself clear now

What I said was a little rude, but I never claimed to be a paragon of courtesy. My opinion is that such a choice is immoral, and anyone who makes this choice and believes that it is not immoral, is not in their right mind.

I know that it's a game. Just because there are no tangible consequences to a choice doesn't mean that standards of morality do not apply to it. I also like talking about philosophical quandaries, even hypothetical ones.

Boom_Flame wrote...

King Minos, I disagree with your
earlier comment that the genophage was immoral. Should it have been
absent, the Krogan would have caused much suffering in the galaxy. The
genophage was in fact an attempt to bring birth rate to pre-spaceflight
numbers. Mordin mentions that if the Krogan stopped fighting among
themselves and unified for peace among their species, they might thrive.
The genophage is not an attempt to kill Krogan, nor does it cause
neurological changes in Krogan.

There are of course different
perspectives to look at it, but I think it was a necessary action.
Whether it was moral or not is irrelevant to its purpose (but, as I
said, I think it was a moral decision that has been blown out of
proportion by the Krogan).

The genophage was immoral, no doubt about it. That doesn't mean it wasn't justified or necessary.

Modifié par Pockles, 17 septembre 2011 - 04:57 .

[Ajosraa]

Amieera wrote...

Man, I've been trying to find some good pics of Ali to no avail. Anyone have any? Or even a site with some?

here is her Twitter page:
http://twitter.com/#!/missalihillis

On that site it has a face front picture of her for her profile. I must say, Ali has very nice eyes:D and Im not just saying that because im a Liara fan:D.

wish i could help with getting you more pictures, but at least thats a start.

[PMC65]

Ajosraa wrote...

Amieera wrote...

Man, I've been trying to find some good pics of Ali to no avail. Anyone have any? Or even a site with some?

here is her Twitter page:
http://twitter.com/#!/missalihillis

On that site it has a face front picture of her for her profile. I must say, Ali has very nice eyes:D and Im not just saying that because im a Liara fan:D.

wish i could help with getting you more pictures, but at least thats a start.

Just google away! You will find tons of pics!

[karmensandiego]

Pockles wrote...

Ophiskc wrote...
As someone said, for some a person they know is more important than faceless ones. Like a father would save their child over a train full of people.
Is that selfish? probably. Is that unnatural and inhuman? certainly not, is very natural in fact.

Inhuman, as in, lacking compassion and empathy. Suppose the train was full of other people's children? It's natural not to want to give up someone you love, but feelings have little meaning relative to actions. The choice to save a child over a hundred children is inhuman, and selfish.

But you just said it yourself, Pockles, the urge to save your own child, your own lover is NATURAL and therefore very very very human.  So the choice to save your own loved one over a hundred others is certainly selfish, but its not INHUMAN.

But I don't think Bioware will give us this situation.  That's not exactly "rewarding" those who stayed loyal.  Maybe that will be a situation thats only for those that cheated.

[PMC65]

[quote]Pockles wrote...

[[quote]Ophiskc wrote...
As someone said, for some a person they know is more important than faceless ones. Like a father would save their child over a train full of people.
Is that selfish? probably. Is that unnatural and inhuman? certainly not, is very natural in fact.[/quote]

Inhuman, as in, lacking compassion and empathy. Suppose the train was full of other people's children? It's natural not to want to give up someone you love, but feelings have little meaning relative to actions. The choice to save a child over a hundred children is inhuman, and selfish.

[quote]

The choice would be selfish but not inhuman. The choice would be made out of compassion for one's own. This is part of who we are as a species to protect our own, especially our young. In-game or "hypothetically" speaking it is easy to say that we would throw our own child to the wind to save one-hundred other children. It also makes us feel good about ourselves, but it is also a load of crap.

Real life ... you put one of my nieces or nephews in my arm and say throw him/her away for the others ... hmmm. Nope, I would have to say that I think I would pick my kid. Does that make me evil? No. Human. But  none of us truly know what we would do until we are actually in that position. People that never thought they would be heroes were and ALOT of people that think their **** don't stink and that they would be a hero? Not so much.

As you start on life's journey you think very highly of yourself ... I've lived long enough to know that I am not a water-walker. Just human with all the junk that comes with it. Mistakes, selfishness, weaknesses. I've put some of these on my Shepard but I've also allowed her the better parts of humanity as well. She is the hero while I am so not ...

But Liara loves both of us!



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[Pockles]

karmensandiego wrote...

Pockles wrote...
Inhuman, as in, lacking compassion and empathy. Suppose the train was full of other people's children? It's natural not to want to give up someone you love, but feelings have little meaning relative to actions. The choice to save a child over a hundred children is inhuman, and selfish.

But you just said it yourself, Pockles, the urge to save your own child, your own lover is NATURAL and therefore very very very human.  So the choice to save your own loved one over a hundred others is certainly selfish, but its not INHUMAN.

But I don't think Bioware will give us this situation.  That's not exactly "rewarding" those who stayed loyal.  Maybe that will be a situation thats only for those that cheated.

The feeling is natural. To actually make the choice is another story.

PMC65 wrote...
The choice would be selfish but not inhuman. The choice would be made
out of compassion for one's own. This is part of who we are as a species
to protect our own, especially our young. In-game or "hypothetically"
speaking it is easy to say that we would throw our own child to the wind
to save one-hundred other children. It also makes us feel good about
ourselves, but it is also a load of crap.

Real life ... you put
one of my nieces or nephews in my arm and say throw him/her away for the
others ... hmmm. Nope, I would have to say that I think I
would pick my kid. Does that make me evil? No. Human. But  none of us
truly know what we would do until we are actually in that position.
People that never thought they would be heroes were and ALOT of people
that think their **** don't stink and that they would be a hero? Not so
much.

As you start on life's journey you think very highly of
yourself ... I've lived long enough to know that I am not a
water-walker. Just human with all the junk that comes with it. Mistakes,
selfishness, weaknesses. I've put some of these on my Shepard but I've
also allowed her the better parts of humanity as well. She is the hero
while I am so not ...

And what about having compassion for the billions of other lives on Earth, or Thessia? Do they mean nothing in comparison to someone who you care about? Are their relationships with others somehow less important because you don't know them?

You don't have to be a hero to have principles.

Modifié par Pockles, 17 septembre 2011 - 06:13 .

[Ajosraa]

And just because i love this image:D


music to watch Liara, why not:D

[Pockles]

ladyvader wrote...
Here is the link for the video

Wow. You mad, Liara?

[PMC65]

Pockles wrote...


And what about having compassion for the billions of other lives on Earth, or Thessia? Do they mean nothing in comparison to someone who you care about? Are their relationships with others somehow less important because you don't know them?

You don't have to be a hero to have principles.

Ah yes, "principles" ... that word that is so easily used sitting in a soft chair. I had very high opinions of myself in my teens. Then I started participating in a thing called LIFE. I have seen me do wonderful things and I've seen me do some awful things. My ego is now at a nice comfortable 5 on a scale from 1 - 10.

On paper or on this board ... oh, yes! I will give up all that I love to save everyone else. That is arm chair talk. What I would really do in life? I have no clue until I am actually in that moment. I hope for the best.  

[karmensandiego]

PMC65 wrote...

Pockles wrote...

Ophiskc wrote...
As someone said, for some a person they know is more important than faceless ones. Like a father would save their child over a train full of people.
Is that selfish? probably. Is that unnatural and inhuman? certainly not, is very natural in fact.

Inhuman, as in, lacking compassion and empathy. Suppose the train was full of other people's children? It's natural not to want to give up someone you love, but feelings have little meaning relative to actions. The choice to save a child over a hundred children is inhuman, and selfish.

The choice would be selfish but not inhuman. The choice would be made out of compassion for one's own. This is part of who we are as a species to protect our own, especially our young. In-game or "hypothetically" speaking it is easy to say that we would throw our own child to the wind to save one-hundred other children. It also makes us feel good about ourselves, but it is also a load of crap.

Real life ... you put one of my nieces or nephews in my arm and say throw him/her away for the others ... hmmm. Nope, I would have to say that I think I would pick my kid. Does that make me evil? No. Human. But  none of us truly know what we would do until we are actually in that position. People that never thought they would be heroes were and ALOT of people that think their **** don't stink and that they would be a hero? Not so much.

As you start on life's journey you think very highly of yourself ... I've lived long enough to know that I am not a water-walker. Just human with all the junk that comes with it. Mistakes, selfishness, weaknesses. I've put some of these on my Shepard but I've also allowed her the better parts of humanity as well. She is the hero while I am so not ...

But Liara loves both of us!

I totally agree with you!  You said what I was trying to say a couple posts up but much more eloquently and thoughtfully!

Modifié par karmensandiego, 17 septembre 2011 - 06:26 .