she was my romance choice in ME1...but i played lotSB and i cant bring myself to say id pick her again in me3...(granted at the time i hadnt romanced anyone in ME2 yet so i thought, meh why not lol)
I preferred the shy aloof scientist over the cold, calculating, and psychopathy obsessed with the SB person she was in ME2....with that insane drive you would think she would go for the drell she obsessed over for 2 years
personally i went for tali in ME2 (after i re-romanced liara in lotSB...kinda curious how that's going to play out) just because you either choose, miranda whos ego did nothing but ****** me off, jack......not my cup of tea..., or her and she kind of reminded me of liara from ME1 with the aloof type personality.
just curious if anyone else had the same feeling
Anyone else lose intrest in Liara durring mass effect 2?
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:08
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Yeah I kinda did. I left her for Miranda. I want shep to have human children, but Miranda has that problem I want to go for Kelly or Ashley now.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:08
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Nope, I myself prefer the more callous Liara myself.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:12
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I actually liked her better in ME2/LotSB.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:13
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atheelogos wrote...
Yeah I kinda did. I left her for Miranda. I want shep to have human children, but Miranda has that problem I want to go for Kelly or Ashley now.
i actually let Ashley live in my recent "perfect" ME1 play though i made to carry on to my perfect ME2...ect.. on the hopes that she would have a drastic character change as well,quite frankly between the attitude and the damn poetry if she doesn't change I'm going to regret saving her and not kiden
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:17
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Liara always.
She seemed more in tune with my Sheps attitude after LotSB.
She seemed more in tune with my Sheps attitude after LotSB.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:19
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i thought her change was a little too much, but no one would be the same after participating in the events of ME1. i never romanced her, but the stellar writing that produced "it's been too long, Ash, how have you been?.....duuuuu" wasn't much better...
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:20
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I didn't really care as much about the romances in ME2 as I did in ME1,probably because the way they were structured.
In ME2 it's like
"Shepard I'm not really interested in you"
*does Loyalty mission*
"Shepard I have feelings for you now!!!"
I got the feeling most of them only gave Shepard a chance because they felt they owed it to him/her after helping them.
In ME2 it's like
"Shepard I'm not really interested in you"
*does Loyalty mission*
"Shepard I have feelings for you now!!!"
I got the feeling most of them only gave Shepard a chance because they felt they owed it to him/her after helping them.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:21
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I did.
I'm all for character development, but turning the softest character from the original game into a shallow, cold-blooded killer in a time-span of 2 years is a bit much in my opinion.
I'm all for character development, but turning the softest character from the original game into a shallow, cold-blooded killer in a time-span of 2 years is a bit much in my opinion.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:21
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Didn't lose interest really. Of all the character missions, they seemed to put the most into hers. Not just LotSB but also the two missions beforehand. She seems the most developed in terms of story. I'm kind of hoping that they expand on it further. Although, not really looking forward to it that much since my Renegade Shepard romanced her in ME1 only to romance her again in ME2 right before romancing Jack... that's gonna be an odd conversation.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:23
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No way. If anything her being a bit cold made me pushed me harder into caring for her, especially after finding out the root of that cold nature.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:25
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So much facepalm here you giuse
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:26
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you would be surprised at how much someone can change with the loss of a loved one.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:26
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MrCairo wrote...
you would be surprised at how much someone can change with the loss of a loved one.
she was told that he was coming back tho
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:28
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I didn't had any interest to her until LotSB.
Unfortunately that gave negativity too, do to favoritism.
Unfortunately that gave negativity too, do to favoritism.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:28
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Mulgen wrote...
MrCairo wrote...
you would be surprised at how much someone can change with the loss of a loved one.
she was told that he was coming back tho
a chance but not guaranteed.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:30
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-Skorpious- wrote...
I did.
I'm all for character development, but turning the softest character from the original game into a shallow, cold-blooded killer in a time-span of 2 years is a bit much in my opinion.
i like soft women, if i wanted a cold hardened stone i would date the damn terminator
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:31
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MrCairo wrote...
you would be surprised at how much someone can change with the loss of a loved one.
She has disturbing issues that need working out if she was that distraught over the death of my pro-human Shepard who, at every possible opportunity, verbally berated her and her species.
Just saying'.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:32
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-Skorpious- wrote...
MrCairo wrote...
you would be surprised at how much someone can change with the loss of a loved one.
She has disturbing issues if she was that distraught over the death of my pro-human Shepard who, at every possible opportunity, verbally berated her and her species.
Just saying'.
i think hes talking about that drell....and how someone could be that obsessed and not get with the person they are obsession over is a bit odd i think
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:34
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corrin1984 wrote...
Didn't lose interest really. Of all the character missions, they seemed to put the most into hers. Not just LotSB but also the two missions beforehand. She seems the most developed in terms of story. I'm kind of hoping that they expand on it further. Although, not really looking forward to it that much since my Renegade Shepard romanced her in ME1 only to romance her again in ME2 right before romancing Jack... that's gonna be an odd conversation.
i did the same thing with tali , im currious if that just plain wasnt antisipated or something funny is going to happen
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:38
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Mulgen wrote...
MrCairo wrote...
you would be surprised at how much someone can change with the loss of a loved one.
she was told that he was coming back tho
How would you respond when some secret black ops organisation you had scuffles with in the past claimed they might be able to bring back a loved one? I for one would not get my hopes up.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:39
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If anything, LotSB further fueled my interest in her. I romanced her in ME1 and ME2. I will continue to do so in ME3. Despite the shift in paradigm, we continue to find ways to relate.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:40
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By the time of the release of the Shadow Broker DLC, I had completely lost interest in Liara. Oh well.
EDIT: I was also pissed that she got to keep her cool powers from ME1, making her a proper Adept squadmate, while my other equally-powerful biotic squadmates got the shaft, in terms of power-balance.
EDIT: I was also pissed that she got to keep her cool powers from ME1, making her a proper Adept squadmate, while my other equally-powerful biotic squadmates got the shaft, in terms of power-balance.
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:43
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Mulgen wrote...
-Skorpious- wrote...
I did.
I'm all for character development, but turning the softest character from the original game into a shallow, cold-blooded killer in a time-span of 2 years is a bit much in my opinion.
i like soft women, if i wanted a cold hardened stone i would date the damn terminator
...or you could settle for the Terminatrix. Talk about a hard woman...
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Posté 29 juin 2011 - 04:45
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Nope. I think she became a more complete, balanced character in ME2. It doesn't, however, surprise me that the 'change' bothered a lot of people who liked her for the perceived innocence of her character in ME1.
