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[Eclipse_9990]

CrutchCricket wrote...

Eclipse_9990 wrote...

CrutchCricket wrote...
Also, I dont like that particular gun but otherwise:

Messed up your quotes there Chief. That was Pariah not me. The gun is inconsequential.

Ah sorry bro; fixing. 

[Lady Luck]

Needs some Liara in here.

[alex90c]

bit of the 'ol liara hating going on in the forum.

oh well.

[MassStorm]

actually it was a mistake to open up that thread on the first instance, it only grew up the attention on Liara

[Soccer FeverMan]

CrutchCricket wrote...

kumquats wrote...
But the good ME1 dance, not the weird one from ME2.

Bam!

Why is the future completely void of grinding,

[Troodon80]

Pariah Culexus wrote...
In line with the Liara reference picture I posted some time ago here is one of here alternative outfit. it suits her much better without the headband thing in my opinion.

Damn. I should have made her eyes blue... Oh well. Might re-upload that at some point.

Nice to see my work appreciated, though. I tried to match the her AA outfit from the ME3 picture.

[Korkki]

Just a quick question for you guys, completely out of curiosity. Since I haven't explored BSN outside the Liara thread that much, is this whole hatred thing just about Liara or team dextro or other ME1 characters who have been given a big role in ME3? Because honestly I haven't heard a single word about anyone who would really post these hate comments about ME2 Characters, or have I just completely missed those?   Ofc there are people who don't necessarily like those ME2 characters but I haven't seen that they would hate them in the same scale like the people who passionately hate Liara for example.

So is all this stupid hatred thing just because some ME2 character fans didn't get their favourite character as a permanent squad member or is there more to it? Because I just can't understand that kind of hatred, I have no reason to hate any particular character even if I don't equally like them.

I hope this isn't completely a stupid thing to ask

[CrutchCricket]

It's not just fans of sidelined characters starting ****. Fans of favored characters (particularly Tali) are also instigating, calling out anything other fans say that is even remotely not in line with their own views as "being pissed because X got a big role and their favorite didn't" Neither side is blameless, there are too few reasonable people on here. But then again this is FANS we're talking about and... well just see the quote in my sig.

[kumquats]

CrutchCricket wrote...

kumquats wrote...
But the good ME1 dance, not the weird one from ME2.

Bam!

You are wonderful. I love to dance in video games for no reason.

[CrutchCricket]

kumquats wrote...

CrutchCricket wrote...

kumquats wrote...
But the good ME1 dance, not the weird one from ME2.

Bam!

You are wonderful. I love to dance in video games for no reason.

Why, thank you:wizard:

And who doesn't? Testing the Old Republic, anytime I had to wait around for an objective what would I do? Actions-Social-Club Dance.
My only regret is that I didn't know about the Flux dancing when I was going through it. It'll be awhile before I'm there again.

[MassStorm]

Korkki wrote...

So is all this stupid hatred thing just because some ME2 character fans didn't get their favourite character as a permanent squad member or is there more to it? Because I just can't understand that kind of hatred, I have no reason to hate any particular character even if I don't equally like them.

I hope this isn't completely a stupid thing to ask

To be honest they are pissed because their characters did not get the amount of story they think he/she/it should deserve. Since some of them are really clever they just start inventing plot critiques on how ME story should have been saying for example that "Liara role is too important to be on the Normandy" or other similar things like insisting on the possibility to be a douche with Liara for no apparent reason....if you do not like a character just ignore it

I can understand the frustration of some fan but this is not an excuse to hate other squadmembers 

EDIT: Oh i forgot the most patethic excuse to hate Liara "Shepard would be a little bit pissed off by the fact that Liara gave Shepard body to Cerberus to have him back".......so according to them Shepard should say  "how dare you Liara bring me back to life!! i preferred to stay dead"......ops no ME2 nor 3 sorry <_<

Modifié par MassStorm, 05 décembre 2011 - 09:40 .

[Trinity66]

How can one hate Liara I will never understand

[Ryzaki]

@Mass Storm: because clearly Shep should be bowing at Liara's feet for her handing him him over to a terrorist organiztion that was seriously considering putting a control chip in his head right? 

You like Liara and like that she saved Shep? Fine whatever. Just don't try to turn your nose and act like all other interpretations are stupid.

Modifié par Ryzaki, 05 décembre 2011 - 09:43 .

[alex90c]

Not even the Liara thread is safe anymore.

[Ammonite]

Think it also might be that it is simply trendy to hate, people waste tons of time and energy on hating e.g. movie franchises or book series or what have you. Everything is lame or at least lamer than something else, and if you like anything you're an instant naive fanboi and must be ridiculed.

[CrutchCricket]

By the time you meet her though does Cerberus really seem like a terrorist organization? Maybe there's more to it than previously thought. And a small hope of life is better than none.

[Ryzaki]

alex90c wrote...

Not even the Liara thread is safe anymore.

Public forum. Isn't really in good taste to run to another thread then go "OMG X idea is so stupid." that someone else posted and expect a lurker not to comment,

[Barquiel]

Ryzaki wrote...

@Mass Storm: because clearly Shep should be bowing at Liara's feet for her handing him him over to a terrorist organiztion that was seriously considering putting a control chip in his head right? 

You like Liara and like that she saved Shep? Fine whatever. Just don't try to turn your nose and act like all other interpretations are stupid.

Hating Liara because she saved Shepard from becoming a reaper/collector servant is exactly that....stupid.

[Ryzaki]

CrutchCricket wrote...

By the time you meet her though does Cerberus really seem like a terrorist organization? Maybe there's more to it than previously thought. And a small hope of life is better than none.

*looks at Overlord*

Yup they do.

For you CrutchCricket. Everyone isn't so attached to life that they'll take the risk of being a slave with it.

@Above Poster: Yes because disliking a decision and it contributing to Shep's dislike of said character is totally hating on a character. Oi vey.

Modifié par Ryzaki, 05 décembre 2011 - 09:50 .

[CrutchCricket]

Ammonite wrote...

Think it also might be that it is simply trendy to hate, people waste tons of time and energy on hating e.g. movie franchises or book series or what have you. Everything is lame or at least lamer than something else, and if you like anything you're an instant naive fanboi and must be ridiculed.

"The internet has given everyone a voice. And evidently everyone is using that voice to **** about [movies, games, people, books etc]"- Jay and Silent Bob Strike Back

[LouTenant]

Oh no not this crap again. <_< 

[The Elder King]

Barquiel wrote...

Ryzaki wrote...

@Mass Storm: because clearly Shep should be bowing at Liara's feet for her handing him him over to a terrorist organiztion that was seriously considering putting a control chip in his head right? 

You like Liara and like that she saved Shep? Fine whatever. Just don't try to turn your nose and act like all other interpretations are stupid.

Hating Liara because she saved Shepard from becoming a reaper/collector servant is exactly that....stupid.

I think he's saying that Liara should've burnt Shepard's body.

Modifié par hhh89, 05 décembre 2011 - 09:51 .

[CrutchCricket]

Ryzaki wrote...
*looks at Overlord*

Yup they do.

For you CrutchCricket. Everyone isn't so attached to life that they'll take the risk of being a slave with it.

*Looks at Lazarus and Normandy SR-2*

Damn, back to square 1...

And where is the risk of being a slave? Control chip? Did that actually happen? No. Is it technically possible to tell Cerberus to go **** itself? Yes. Risk of slavery=0.