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[Pariah Culexus]

Korkki wrote...

Just noticed that this page is lacking blue...



There you go, much better, isn't it.

Wow, great one

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Modifié par Pariah Culexus, 29 novembre 2011 - 08:16 .

[Tup3x]

CrutchCricket wrote...

kumquats wrote...

jlb524 wrote...

Here's the Smuggler bit.

It's her.

Thank you.

And you can flirt with her, lol.

And I totally did. I was playing with my friend (he had already done the quests) I flirted sucessfully (closed the deal). Here are my friend's approximate reactions, in order:

"What are you doing? No, you're a Jedi you're not supposed to..."

"WTF she's responding?"

"..."

"That was so wrong"

He's just jealous because he didn't do it . Pity it didn't end well.

Edit=I thought we were still talking about the Twi'lek during the Jedi part on Tython, Ranna something or other, daughter of the Matriarch. I've never played the Smuggler. Can we confirm if Ranna is played by Ali?

It sure sounded like her. I though she might be played by Ali. Prolly someone can dig that info from somewhere...

[Kadzin]

Droping by to say hi and leave this.
Personally, I had no comment.

[AdmiralCheez]

And now to harass you people:

[Pinkflu]

AdmiralCheez wrote...

And now to harass you people:
-snip-

Sweet! Did you draw that?

[AdmiralCheez]

Pinkflu wrote...

Sweet! Did you draw that?

Yeah.  I'm still drawing it.

There was a dinner break in there, mind you.

[Pariah Culexus]

AdmiralCheez wrote...

And now to harass you people:

Wow, talent here. Having just recently begun developing my artistic skills I will say that that is really good

[AdmiralCheez]

jreezy wrote...

I wish I could draw like that.

You can if you nut up and put in the time, effort, research, and practice necessary.  Nobody's born being able to do this sh*t.

PROGRESS UPDATE:



Sweet Buddha am I out of practice.  I'M JUST GONNA MAKE THE HANDS REALLY GODDAMN BIG AND BOTCH ALL THE DETAILS FOR FUN, GUYS.

Anyway, how 'bout that Dr. T'Soni?

[Yuqi]

Gespenst wrote...

108, wasn't it? She was born in 2077 and ME2 is in 2185. I don't think it means anything really (despite being a number that shows up all the time for some reason). She's only just barley considered an adult by asari standards, she's less than half way through the maiden stage (of the average asari anyway - if anyone would buck a trend it would be her, she was never a stripper or anything either) But there's no specific significance that I can think of.

Speaking of the maiden stage, that one asari who's dating a krogan on Illium mentions entering the matron stage "getting your back tattoo removed and letting your scalp go back to it's natural blue"... so does that mean that Liara's ... head is dyed? Or is she just fair... headed.

 Okay shes not a child in asari standards though? So she would be maybe 18/19 in human years?

Dilandau3000 wrote...

Yuqi: Liara felt like she had a bit of a personality shift when I first came across her on Illium in ME2. But some of her later interactions are not quite so far off, and especially LotSB did a lot to remind me of her ME1 personality and to explain the change as well (losing Shepard, then losing another friend while trying to recover Shepard's body; that's enough to make anyone a bit obsessed). I felt that she gained a lot of depth as a character in LotSB.

I stayed loyal to Liara on my second playthrough (using FemShep). I'm very curious to see how that will play out in ME3 (no spoilers please).

Hmnn I'm still having trouble seeing the big problem with it.

Maybe someone should make a group to disscuss liara spoilers?

[Kratan]

Not to derail the thread, but for those who read the leaks...

Does anyone know if we hadn't romanced Liara in ME1&2, will we be able to in ME3 for the first time?

If the answer is spoiler-y, a PM would be good.

[alex90c]

AdmiralCheez wrote...

jreezy wrote...

I wish I could draw like that.

You can if you nut up and put in the time, effort, research, and practice necessary.  Nobody's born being able to do this sh*t.

PROGRESS UPDATE:



Sweet Buddha am I out of practice.  I'M JUST GONNA MAKE THE HANDS REALLY GODDAMN BIG AND BOTCH ALL THE DETAILS FOR FUN, GUYS.

Anyway, how 'bout that Dr. T'Soni?

If only the statue looked anything like that.

[Gespenst]

Yuqi wrote...

Okay shes not a child in asari standards though? So she would be maybe 18/19 in human years?

About that, or maybe 20ish. There's an asari on Illium who mentions being 60 and finally moving out of her parent's house...

[Tyrannosaurus Rex]

AdmiralCheez wrote...

And now to harass you people:

Looks great. Althrough she looks a wee bit too happy.

[Wulfram]

Yuqi wrote...

 Okay shes not a child in asari standards though? So she would be maybe 18/19 in human years?

18/19 year olds don't usually have doctorates.

I don't think there's a straightforward analogy to human life stages.

[goofyomnivore]

Liara is an intellectual prodigy basically, it is unlikely, but she certainly has the basis for it being plausible. I would personally say in human years she is around 21-22 when we meet her in Mass Effect.

Modifié par strive, 30 novembre 2011 - 11:22 .

[Kadzin]

Lizardviking wrote...

AdmiralCheez wrote...

And now to harass you people:

Looks great. Althrough she looks a wee bit too happy.

That's cuz she had lots of sexytime with Shepard

Great work AdmiralCheez!

[Pariah Culexus]

strive wrote...

I would personally say in human years she is around 21-22 when we meet her in Mass Effect.

That would be me quess as well, though as said it might not be possible to find a direct equivalent, since despite being "barely more than a child" by asari standards she still has over a century of life experience and in many ways seems a lot more mature than just her age should suggest and even more hen other comparatively older (relative to their race) squadmates. 

When speaking about the comparative age of young asari, they will likely have the mentality of their age but the experience of their lifetime. This falls a little to the ground however when we look at Liara, I can't remember seeing ever her behaving like a 21-22 year old.

[AlexMBrennan]

Maybe someone should make a group to disscuss liara spoilers?

I know that this is a deviation from this forum's Write-Only policy for threads, but such a group already exists.
There gathered information is by no means exhaustive (e.g. A. has alternative lines for ManShep) but it's a start

Modifié par AlexMBrennan, 30 novembre 2011 - 12:21 .

[Yuqi]

Kratan wrote...

Not to derail the thread, but for those who read the leaks...

Does anyone know if we hadn't romanced Liara in ME1&2, will we be able to in ME3 for the first time?

If the answer is spoiler-y, a PM would be good.

Yes.

Pariah Culexus wrote...

strive wrote...

I would personally say in human years she is around 21-22 when we meet her in Mass Effect.

That would be me quess as well, though as said it might not be possible to find a direct equivalent, since despite being "barely more than a child" by asari standards she still has over a century of life experience and in many ways seems a lot more mature than just her age should suggest and even more hen other comparatively older (relative to their race) squadmates. 

When speaking about the comparative age of young asari, they will likely have the mentality of their age but the experience of their lifetime. This falls a little to the ground however when we look at Liara, I can't remember seeing ever her behaving like a 21-22 year old.

Hmnn so the General concenses seems to be 100 asari years=20 human years roughly? Maybe someone should ask a Dev.

[Xilizhra]

I'd personally pegged her as being something like 23-25.