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[jlb524]

Sarcastic Tasha wrote...

No-one can beat Liara, but I might make a Shepard in the future that wouldn't be compatible with her. Not so fussed on Ashley (can't forget her being mean to Liara) if it were up to me Miranda would become a s/s LI.

I feel the same (except for the Ashley part...I like her, just not for romance).

[Cartims]

I might make a new Fem Shep in ME3 to romance the new LI, my other is faithful to Liara...

[Liliandra Nadiar]

Yes, depending on how ME3 romances works out, I may (pfft, more like will) do another game from ME1 to make one available for them.

[jlb524]

Cartims wrote...

I might make a new Fem Shep in ME3 to romance the new LI, my other is faithful to Liara...

good!!!!!!

[jlb524]

/double post of doom

*I'll put a pic up*

Modifié par jlb524, 17 juin 2011 - 12:16 .

[Eternal Dust]

I guess I'll have to find a happy place when I do those Mako missions

[JamieCOTC]

Reread an old article explaining why Shep couldn't be gay in ME2, but the replies stat that SHE can. But re-replies state that Liara is not exactly a woman?  If Liara's not a woman, does that mean the manShep who dates her is gay?  AGGHHHHH!!!  It just goes around in circles!!!

Just kidding. 

Whatever the case, I'll be interested to see where they go w/ this. 

[Eternal Dust]

jlb524 wrote...

/double post of doom

*I'll put a pic up*

That looks like the Hawke Nutella smear!

[shepskisaac]

JamieCOTC wrote...

Reread an old article explaining why Shep couldn't be gay in ME2, but the replies stat that SHE can.
But re-replies state that Liara is not exactly a woman?  If Liara's not
a woman, does that mean the manShep who dates her is gay?  AGGHHHHH!!! 
It just goes around in circles!!! [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/andy.png[/smilie]

Just kidding.  [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/tongue.png[/smilie]

Whatever the case, I'll be interested to see where they go w/ this. 

It doesn't matter what Liara considers herself to be. FemShep is interested in her because she looks like a woman. Period. What BW said but then was nothing else than a poor, illogical excuse for the fact Shep can be a lesbian but not gay.

Modifié par IsaacShep, 17 juin 2011 - 12:23 .

[TheMarshal]

jlb524 wrote...

/double post of doom

*I'll put a pic up*

I love that series...

[bleetman]

TheMarshal wrote...

I love that series...

Series? There's a series of these?

D:

[TheMarshal]

bleetman wrote...

TheMarshal wrote...

I love that series...

Series? There's a series of these?

D:

Not of FemShep/Liara, but dorkynoodle did a bunch of drawings with that FemShep and various other crew (Miranda, Tali, etc.)  I'd link to her page, but dA is being a pain right now.

edit - Got it!

Modifié par TheMarshal, 17 juin 2011 - 12:29 .

[Eternal Dust]

Montezuma IV wrote...

There boobs became one! That's real love right thur.....

LOL! They're embracing eternity.

[The Uncanny]

bleetman wrote...

Series? There's a series of these?

D:

dorkynoodle is teh awesome! 

[Erani]

One of my favs: 

[bleetman]

@ various people who came bearing linky goodness.

Ah, splendid. Let's take a look.

...

...is it warm in here?

Modifié par bleetman, 17 juin 2011 - 12:35 .

[jlb524]

bleetman wrote...

@ various people who came bearing linky goodness.

Ah, splendid. Let's take a look.

...

...is it warm in here?

I think that might be my favorite

[Abispa]

Sarcastic Tasha wrote...

No-one can beat Liara, but I might make a Shepard in the future that wouldn't be compatible with her. Not so fussed on Ashley (can't forget her being mean to Liara) if it were up to me Miranda would become a s/s LI. Samara would also be interesting or Morinth...
...wait already tried that, didn't end well.

Before I start, I must emphasize: IN MY OPINION.

I can understand Ashley being suspicious and mean about Liara. Liara is the daughter of one of Saren's henchmen, and only the natural "paragon" bias of role playing games makes it even remotely acceptable for Shepard to trust her so soon. Also, until now, most of Ashley's experience with Asari was probably exotic dancers. Plus ME1 was pretty clear about how humans are the new kids on the block and made no secret of the fact that the other established Citadel races look down on them.

Later, once Benezia dies, it is Ashley who suggests that Shepard look on Liara and expresses concern for her emotional well being.

To be honest, I was NOT impressed with Liara in ME and would have discounted her as "typical multi-color sci fi chick" if not for LotSB. In ME2 and LotSB, Liara gets and air of independence, grows a backbone, and demonstrates that she can survive on her own without Shepard as a LI. She stops being a Shepard cheerleader, she snaps at Shepard (and Shepard snaps back!), and she loses that "Oh, Shepard! You are SO AWESOME!" look in her eye. It was almost like a DA2 rival romance, only better written.

Now she is a character worthy of being a friend or lover for my Shepards. I still haven't romanced her myself. Liara got her hooks into my BF's red head female Shepard.

EDIT: Damn, but I used "also" too much.

Modifié par Abispa, 17 juin 2011 - 12:42 .

[Sarcastic Tasha]

jlb524 wrote...

Sarcastic Tasha wrote...

No-one can beat Liara, but I might make a Shepard in the future that wouldn't be compatible with her. Not so fussed on Ashley (can't forget her being mean to Liara) if it were up to me Miranda would become a s/s LI.

I feel the same (except for the Ashley part...I like her, just not for romance).

Did I sound like I was hating on Ashley? I actually quite like her, thought her stories about her sisters were interesting (unlike Kaidan's stories about boarding school) and by the end of ME1 I realised she wasn't really racist. But she did seem petty and immature in regards to Liara which was just really unattractive. If Ashley did become a s/s LI I'd be pleased in the same way I'd be pleased if Kaidan was, its not for me but I'm glad if it makes some people happy.

[Mr.House]

bleetman wrote...

@ various people who came bearing linky goodness.

Ah, splendid. Let's take a look.

...

...is it warm in here?