CrutchCricket wrote...
Hmm. Burining up from atmospheric entry and asphyxiating from a suit leak... not very peaceful. Since none of us has died at all much less died that way I can safely doubt that's a valid way of looking at it. See the Liara thread for my reply on the control chip (jeez I'm arguing this with you across like 3 threads lol). And what exactly was Liara supposed to say "Here's Shepard's body you better not put a control chip in him". And then TIM says "Sure we'll get right on that" with his fingers crossed. Think of the stupidest way that conversation could've played out. Then assume it happened. Still doesn't leave Liara with any control over whether that happens or not. Thus not her fault.
Yeah I was kind of going with the afterdeath bit.
Uh yeah that's exactly what she was supposed to say if she was handing over a corpse to a terrorist organization. Hell she should've worked *with them* reviving Shep because she (unlike the scientists) knew shep personally. She could've provided valuable insight.
As for the control chip. Like I said using that logic you can go "LOL endgame choice in ME1 makes no difference because of ME2 and ME3." but you wouldn't. So why should this be any different.
It is her fault. If Cerberus had stolen the body then it wouldn't be her fault but she handed Shep over.
Modifié par Ryzaki, 05 décembre 2011 - 10:07 .