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[Arkitekt]

jreezy wrote...

Arkitekt wrote...

More seriously, I'm slightly amused how people find Disney-eyed Liara to be "beautiful".

Disney-eyed?

Big wide open eyes. They inspire trust, honesty and some degree of naiveness to any character. Disney practically owns this design.

[Mr_DeMille]

E3:



Beta:

[brainless78]

Candidate 88766 wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Candidate 88766 wrote...

They all look the same, its just lighting. The only difference I can see is lipstick colour, and that hardly seems like something to get worked up about.

Though, I've always wondered what's up with her eyebrows when no other asari besides Benezia has them.

Could be facepaint of some kind - I didn't think Asari had hair. Although why you'd choose to paint eyebrows is beyond me, so I have no idea.

Asari do have hairs. They have eyelashes.

[ediskrad327]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Candidate 88766 wrote...

They all look the same, its just lighting. The only difference I can see is lipstick colour, and that hardly seems like something to get worked up about.

Though, I've always wondered what's up with her eyebrows when no other asari besides Benezia has them.

it's some sort of skin pattern, i saw it on an interview

[Arkitekt]

Well then, contact your local eye provider, yours is malfunctioning .

[Tup3x]

At least they are big.

[GMagnum]

aye i rather hav dem eye rathr den samara hella scary eye tbh

[The Hierophant]

I don't get it, she looks the same way as she did in LOTSB.

[Arkitekt]

That's because you are not seeing the difference in her lipstick color!

You can't even imagine the drama, the horror, the tragedy that such a change entails... on BSN.

[Random citizen]

ediskrad327 wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Candidate 88766 wrote...

They all look the same, its just lighting. The only difference I can see is lipstick colour, and that hardly seems like something to get worked up about.

Though, I've always wondered what's up with her eyebrows when no other asari besides Benezia has them.

it's some sort of skin pattern, i saw it on an interview

Some asari seem to have pigmentation or possibly some tattoo pattern in their face that often includes the space where human eye-brows are located. But Liara obviously tries to mimic humans for some obscure reason (or she is a freak ;p). Bioware, we need a dialogue option where Shepard telling Liara he or she prefer her "au naturel".

[GMagnum]

jreezy wrote...

GMagnum wrote...

aye i rather hav dem eye rathr den samara hella scary eye tbh

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[Killitngrillit]

Here's the simplest solution for Bioware. Provide an option to change a characters face, to the ones inprevious games. So Liara for example, would have an option for ME1 face, ME2 face or ME3 face. Everyone is happy.

[Someone With Mass]

ediskrad327 wrote...
it's some sort of skin pattern, i saw it on an interview

Seems oddly specific for a skin pattern, though.

[Random citizen]

jreezy wrote...

lightsnow13 wrote...

What's really funny is people don't consider Liara the s/s romance option when she, herself, is so clearly trying to mimic human females.. lol

Who cares what humans think it is though? I've never heard Liara refer to herself as a female.

The asari might be a monogendered speices, but to a human they appear like exotic woman. That being said, I think Liaras "eye-brows" are silly, at least without any explanation.

[vvDRUCILLAvv]

GMagnum wrote...

jreezy wrote...

GMagnum wrote...

aye i rather hav dem eye rathr den samara hella scary eye tbh

You like this:

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What? Samara's eyes are awesome.

[MACharlie1]

jreezy wrote...

lightsnow13 wrote...

What's really funny is people don't consider Liara the s/s romance option when she, herself, is so clearly trying to mimic human females.. lol

Who cares what humans think it is though? I've never heard Liara refer to herself as a female.

Because there aren't any monogendered species playing on Commander Shepard romancing Liara. Unless I'm mistaken. It's been known to happen from time to time. 

[YNation913]

lightsnow13 wrote...

What's really funny is people don't consider Liara the s/s romance option when she, herself, is so clearly trying to mimic human females.. lol

Didn't Liara admit that she thought humans were kinda dumb before she met Shepard? I think those face patterns are more like birth marks rather than some sort of make-up.

[Random citizen]

YNation913 wrote...

lightsnow13 wrote...

What's really funny is people don't consider Liara the s/s romance option when she, herself, is so clearly trying to mimic human females.. lol

Didn't Liara admit that she thought humans were kinda dumb before she met Shepard? I think those face patterns are more like birth marks rather than some sort of make-up.

Yes, yes. very convenient. If they are going with that, they could at least have made them like the Shialas.

[Arkitekt]

Oh yeah, the eyebrows really worry me. I mean, I couldn't sleep last night just with the thought of it all.

[Biotic Sage]

mineralica wrote...

jreezy wrote...

MACharlie1 wrote...

Reposting. This is what we're getting in ME3. Better get used to it...or use TexMod to change it.

That's the best she's ever looked in my opinion.

Eyes look a bit strange. The most esthetically pleasing look, as for me:



Pinkish or light purple lipstick.

Those could easily be the same version of Liara just in different lighting.  On Sur'Kesh it is brighter and the light is hitting her directly, leading to a paler more "washed out" appearance.  The bluish lighting and softer tones in the second pic lead to more pronounced blues in Liara's skin tone.  Notice for comparison the whiteness of her lab coat; also, the secondary color on the coat in the Sur'Kesh pic looks more washed out purple while in the soft blue lighting in the second pic it's a more pronounced blue.

Let's just wait and see in the actual game, I'm sure Bioware won't make her look ugly.

Modifié par Biotic Sage, 24 décembre 2011 - 10:38 .