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[Funkcase]

I think all the squadmates needed more conversations, I mean it's okay for us that know Ash, Kaidan, Garrus, Liara, Tali and all, but new players wont really connect to these characters I feel with not getting to know much about them. No need to go over old stuff we alread know, but add more info.

Modifié par Funkcase, 20 mars 2012 - 05:34 .

[clicksqueak]

I would have liked to see more of other characters. I didn't think there was to much of her just not enough of the rest.

[dublin omega 223]

I have to agree, there was too much Liara in ME3. I would have liked it if there was an option to get of her, like with Ash/Kaiden.

[Sarcastic Tasha]

No such thing as too much Liara. I admit there wasn't enough Ashley in ME3. FemShep can go from being good friends with Ashley in ME1 to hardly speaking in ME3 but I wouldn't blame Liara for that. Mass Effect needed to take a leaf out of Dragon Age's book and add more conversations.

[frylock23]

Funkcase wrote...

I think all the squadmates needed more conversations, I mean it's okay for us that know Ash, Kaidan, Garrus, Liara, Tali and all, but new players wont really connect to these characters I feel with not getting to know much about them. No need to go over old stuff we alread know, but add more info.

That's what it's a trilogy for. If you can't be bothered to pick up the first two installments, then you should be feeling a little confused about why your protagonists has certain relationships and does certain things in the plot. At least, that's how I feel when I accidentally pick up a book and realize it's part two or three of a series.

[Simotech]

Stakis wrote...

not enough liara im afraid.

^^^

*brofist*

[Knottedredloc]

The game needs more Liara not less!!!

[Bob3terd]

Yes (subjective opinion)

[incinerator950]

Mac should have just took her VA on a date.

[General Skidog]

It doesn't need less Liara, the game just needs the other characters to be given the same treatment Liara got.

Simples.

(Oh, and it needs the option the kill Liara off)

[GrimsonCrimson]

Can never have too much Liara, if anything need more Liara, Tali and Femshep in... *cough*...  use your imagination...

[Raiil]

Too much Liara, not enough EDI. I'd rather have my pilot's gf come talk to me about these things.

[do_or_die]

I'm more inclined to say there was not enough of the other chars, but yeah, I see your point. I like Liara as much as the next guy, but there could definitely have been more of Miranda, Mordin, Wrex, Grunt, Tali, Thane and Garrus. I feel like Liara was kind of forced down our throats.

[fr33stylez]

I've shown almost complete disinterest in Liara for whatever reason, throughout the ME trilogy. So really I didn't notice whether she was in the game 'too much'.

I did notice that the auto-dialogue from the VS and others were terrible.

[Kia Purity]

Too much of Liara actually made me dislike her especially since when she pushes out other characters.

Writer's Pet is obvious writer's pet. :|

Which is pretty damn depressing as I was okay with her in ME1. DX

[Shallyah]

Excessively repulsive amount of forced Liara screentime.

Due to this, except for those that chose her as LI, nearly nobody likes her and wishes she could be killed with fire.

It isn't the case of about any other squadmate (bar James and Jacob?) which people love in general, or at least sympathyze with, regardless if they're LI or not. BioWare screwed it up with their stupid writer's pet.

Modifié par Shallyah, 14 mai 2012 - 05:08 .

[Applepie_Svk]

For me ... NOT ENOUGH of BLUE BEAUTY !

[dsl08002]

as a LI it was good but if you don´t have her as LI then yes it is to many moments with liara

[HellbirdIV]

There wasn't enough Liara.

On the other hand, there wasn't enough of any character except EDI and Thane. Everyone else just felt like we got to see way too little of them, including the minor side characters. I felt satisfied with EDI and Thane though, if nothing else. Maybe Jack too, I feel she got some of the best development between games.

[SimplePlan2k8]

When I played through it first I figured as my LI this was why she kept showing up. But having found out she turns up ALL the time, I can see how it would be annoying, and I'm rather disappointed that all the intimate scenes with Liara were just copy-paste jobs

[General Skidog]

SimplePlan2k8 wrote...

When I played through it first I figured as my LI this was why she kept showing up. But having found out she turns up ALL the time, I can see how it would be annoying, and I'm rather disappointed that all the intimate scenes with Liara were just copy-paste jobs

Rather copy and paste than nothing at all, eh.

[FlamingBoy]

Strimple wrote...

I am a huge Liara fan, but I did feel let down by the lack of story with everyone else. I felt like the amount of time we got with Liara was appropriate, just the amount of time with everyone else was subpar, especially the characters we met in ME2.

even though this quote is a month old, it sums up exsactly how i feel about the game

except there was way to much vega, infact any vega is to much

[Velocithon]

Liara is fine. We probably should've had more opportunities to talk with her.

We just need more of the other characters in general.

[JayJayCAW09]

there is never enough Liara.....nuff said lol

[Grimwick]

HellbirdIV wrote...

There wasn't enough Liara.

On the other hand, there wasn't enough of any character except EDI and Thane. Everyone else just felt like we got to see way too little of them, including the minor side characters. I felt satisfied with EDI and Thane though, if nothing else. Maybe Jack too, I feel she got some of the best development between games.

Agree here. The characters overall needed far more development, including Liara. Liara is only really noticeable because the other characters got so so little.

I did like Thane's appearance though. Although it sucks for people who romanced him, as a friend of my Shepard it was a reasonable amount of facetime.

I just think too many characters' lines got canned for 'more banter' or those annoying in-between mission lines.