CptData wrote...
AMW: you may see it this way: in ME1, the three LIs basically had the same amount of screen time. There was no "perfect" love and none got sidelined. Liara was just one out of three options.
In ME2, new LIs were introduced, but the old three got sidelined. Liara, however, got her own DLC while the VS never saw something like this. At that point, Liara's romance turned out to become more than the "standard romance".
And in ME3, it's obvious: Liara's romance came with a similar amount of screen time like the one for Ash or Kaidan, but has a lot of extra scenes supporting the romance. That's why Liara's romance feels like the "primary" love while Ashley's romance feels like a secondary romance - lack of supporting scenes.
Overall, must say, without Liara's extra scenes, her romance wouldn't be that much different.
Guess that's the most neutral statement I ever did regarding Ash vs Liara romances ^^
I disagree on this, just because Liara gets the most screen time doesn't mean she's the primary romance. Liara gets some of the most content whether you romance her or not, yes. Liara as a good friend works just aswell as Liara as a romance, her friendship path is great. Ashley's on the other hand, not so much, her romance path is much better than her frienship path in ME3 I feel.
Infact I'd say it's more satisfying to romance Ashley and develop a friendship with Liara. Because the romance with Ash was satisfying, the things around it(friendship) weren't. The friendship with Liara was satisfying, just as the romance.
And yeah, taking Ash to the Cerberus base is definitely worth it, it was good to hear the "You're you" line from her, it was kind of a final confirmation of trust between the two of you.
Btw since I don't think YouthCultureForever can post here, I'll take the liberty of posting his dialogueblogs here for anyone craving some more dialogue:
http://social.biowar...603/blog/212187http://social.biowar...603/blog/212188