Modifié par TMA LIVE, 27 décembre 2011 - 03:53 .
TMA LIVE wrote...
The way I see it, she focused her life on avenging Feron, because she felt like she had to do something if she couldn't save him. That despite him being possibly dead, she had to do something, just like she did with Shepard when he was dead. And as Liara says "Yesterday, all I wanted was the chance to avenge his death. Today, he's alive".
But 2 years of work, with no real progress or hope, and needing to be cold changed her.
priestess of blood wrote...
If she was still the same old innocence perky scientist I would of been disappointed, considering all she went through that changes a person and growth in a character is important.
Modifié par TMA LIVE, 27 décembre 2011 - 04:23 .
Robhuzz wrote...
priestess of blood wrote...
If she was still the same old innocence perky scientist I would of been disappointed, considering all she went through that changes a person and growth in a character is important.
Which is why I'm wondering whether her personality has changed again for ME3. Since her revenge quest is over and she likes the job of being the shadow broker, we should see a more relaxed Liara in ME3. At least I hope...
TMA LIVE wrote...
I didn't say she didn't care. I'm just
saying in ME1, as she says, apart of her want to blame her own mother
for what happened. Then in ME2, she says "But however history remembers
her, she got things done", showing she's defending what her mother did.
And that she's isn't showing it, because she's holding it back.
True, in ME1 she was well, something like socially awkard (can't find a better word). But yeah, she isn't innocent at all, just cheat Liara with Tali and she says she didn't want competition, that's not innocent at all.brainless78 wrote...
Anyway, even in ME1 i wouldn't call her "innocent". Remember that dialogue when she says that she often encountered pirates on dig sites, but that it was "nothing her biotics couldn't handle?" She was already treating violence as something that can be necessary and didn't dwell on it.
Modifié par Yuqi, 27 décembre 2011 - 04:41 .
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That remains to be seen.Dariustwinblade wrote...
And no her becoming the SB is very important to the plot. And is not tossed aside.
jreezy wrote...
That remains to be seen.Dariustwinblade wrote...
And no her becoming the SB is very important to the plot. And is not tossed aside.
Modifié par Yuqi, 27 décembre 2011 - 04:50 .
jreezy wrote...
That remains to be seen.Dariustwinblade wrote...
And no her becoming the SB is very important to the plot. And is not tossed aside.
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I wasn't denying that Liara will be important to the plot, I'm skeptical that her being the Shadow Broker is important to the plot.kumquats wrote...
jreezy wrote...
That remains to be seen.Dariustwinblade wrote...
And no her becoming the SB is very important to the plot. And is not tossed aside.
- ME 1 Vigil
- ME 1 Sha'ira Quest
- ME 2 LotSB
If LotSB was only there to hint at the Protheans, like in ME1, that's more than enough for me.
Just because they completly ignored that plotline in ME2.
Well, maybe the third Prothean Beacon in ME2, but I'm not sure if that beacon is more an easter egg, than a hint.
Where is the Shadow Broker Guild? I want to join with my blue Twi'lek Tank Aethyta.
kumquats wrote...
jreezy wrote...
That remains to be seen.Dariustwinblade wrote...
And no her becoming the SB is very important to the plot. And is not tossed aside.
- ME 1 Vigil
- ME 1 Sha'ira Quest
- ME 2 LotSB
If LotSB was only there to hint at the Protheans, like in ME1, that's more than enough for me.
Just because they completly ignored that plotline in ME2.
Well, maybe the third Prothean Beacon in ME2, but I'm not sure if that beacon is more an easter egg, than a hint.
Where is the Shadow Broker Guild? I want to join with my blue Twi'lek Tank Aethyta.
I wasn't denying that Liara will be important to the plot, I'm skeptical that her being the Shadow Broker is important to the plot.
Modifié par Robhuzz, 27 décembre 2011 - 06:21 .
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If that spoiler has anything to do with Mass Effect 3's leaked script it's irrelevant since that's information that isn't supposed to be common knowledge in the first place.Yuqi wrote...
jreezy wrote...
That remains to be seen.Dariustwinblade wrote...
And no her becoming the SB is very important to the plot. And is not tossed aside.
It is, and it isn't. IF she wasn't the shadow broker then, you wouldn't know about..(Insert Spoiler here)
jreezy wrote...
If that spoiler has anything to do with Mass Effect 3's leaked script it's irrelevant since that's information that isn't supposed to be common knowledge in the first place.Yuqi wrote...
jreezy wrote...
That remains to be seen.Dariustwinblade wrote...
And no her becoming the SB is very important to the plot. And is not tossed aside.
It is, and it isn't. IF she wasn't the shadow broker then, you wouldn't know about..(Insert Spoiler here)
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Because something that hasn't happened yet isn't a good point to bring up most of the time when talking in present tense terms.brainless78 wrote...
jreezy wrote...
If that spoiler has anything to do with Mass Effect 3's leaked script it's irrelevant since that's information that isn't supposed to be common knowledge in the first place.Yuqi wrote...
jreezy wrote...
That remains to be seen.Dariustwinblade wrote...
And no her becoming the SB is very important to the plot. And is not tossed aside.
It is, and it isn't. IF she wasn't the shadow broker then, you wouldn't know about..(Insert Spoiler here)
It's not supposed to be common knowledge alright, but how does that make it irrelevant?
(BTW, i think we should really try to keep the spoilers out of this thread)
TMA LIVE wrote...
I didn't say she didn't care. I'm just saying in ME1, as she says, apart of her want to blame her own mother for what happened. Then in ME2, she says "But however history remembers her, she got things done", showing she's defending what her mother did. And that she's isn't showing it, because she's holding it back.
Sure I would. But it didn't seem like Shepard was Liara's sole reason for wanting revenge, and it doesn't hold up with a Shepard who didn't have a strong relationship with her in ME1, or even treated her poorly.The_Other_M wrote...
Nightwriter wrote...
I could see this leading to general distress or anger, but I didn't understand her level of hate for the Shadow Broker himself. I was perhaps more confused by the fact that Liara had not previously been a character who reacted to emotional turmoil with anger.TMA LIVE wrote...
I think I can understand it. She spend years of crap happening to her, and needing to be cold about it. It got to her. It went from saving Feron to just avenging him, in a galaxy soon going to hell. And she had to do it all alone.
Soooo you're saying that if someone you love/or friend disappeared because some all-knowing mob boss decided to double-cross you.....you wouldn't want to get back at them?
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