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[Edrick1976]

She is the ONLY non-military person their thats a main character....

[Red Dust]

I'm pretty sure anything The Reapers do on Tuchunka would be an improvement. The place is sort of a ruined pisshole.

The Reapers landed, looked around. Double-checked their charts to be sure they didn't hit this planet already..then started cleaning up some of the rubble.

[Nobrandminda]

pomrink wrote...

I mean, its not like everyone elses homeworlds were ravaged or anything right?

Shepard and James get a lot of attention after leaving earth.

Garrus gets a lot of attention after leaving Palavan.

Wrex gets a lot of attention for the whole damn Tuchanka storyline.

Tali gets a lot of attention for the whol damn Rannoch storyline.

Liara gets a lot of attention after leaving Thessia.


I seriously don't get where this idea that Liara gets "too much time" spent on her came from.  Yeah, she has a bit more plot relevent dialogue but that's because she's the only crew member who can logically talk about it.  Garrus and Tali are potentially dead.  Ashley or Kaiden have to be dead.  James is a new character and is in any case an "everyman" who has no business talking about intergalactic politics.  EDI is just starting to develop a personality, and Javik is a DLC character.  So who's left to talk about the crusible and the war with Shepard?

Modifié par Nobrandminda, 26 mars 2012 - 07:53 .

[Vexille]

writers pet, we all know its true

/thread

[Ekyri]

GME_ThorianCreeper wrote...

Liara is not a hardened soldier like most other people in your squad. Garrus, James, Shepard, and Ashley or Kaiden are all career soldiers and fighters. Liara is really just a civilian asari.

Basically this

[Mr. Big Pimpin]

Yeah, I wanted to talk to my squad, and all any of them would say is "go talk to Liara".

[tMc Tallgeese]

Another thing to note about Liara is that she is only 106 years old. By her race's standards, she's barely an adult. She has not emotionally matured at the same rate or in the same environments as the other crew members.

Modifié par tMc Tallgeese, 26 mars 2012 - 07:54 .

[Robhuzz]

Drake_1000 wrote...

It's a shame she's the only one squadmate you cant kill after the 3 games.

If it makes you feel better, she dies if you have her with you when Harbinger attacks you and your EMS is low.

[KotorEffect3]

Sc2mashimaro wrote...

RenownedRyan wrote...

ahandsomeshark wrote...

Well in game Thessia was the only one, of the people on the Normandy, who's planet was officially lost. Tuchanka beat the reaper, Rannoch beat them. And with the Krogans help the Turians were at least holding them.

Answers question, thread now over.

I disagree. I don't think Thessia was any more "lost" than Palaven, but - if you recall - Garrus got a lot of attention right after Palaven too. Tuchanka and Rannoch were not facing a major invasion force, only a couple Reapers each (scouts and/or sabatuers). The "loss" of Thessia is made to be a big deal because it is also Shepards first "real" failure to do what he set out to do - in fact, I think they did an excellent job - I felt just as furious as Shepard about the whole situation and I felt bad for him, Liara, and just as lost about what to do next (although, I thought Shepard ought to ask Miranda how to find the Illusive Man). Thessia, Earth, and Palaven bear the brunt of the Reaper attack - especially Earth. The Reapers could reasonably be assumed to be hitting the targets they believe to be the most threatening to their continued hegemony.

Garrus got attention after Palevan but he dealt with it by calibrating and plus he had the Primarch there as well so he wasn't the only Turian there to deal with it.  Liara just needed a little pick me up from Shepard in which he told the Asari wasn't lost yet and then she realized she could still help Asari refugees using her SB network.

[Chrillze]

tMc Tallgeese wrote...

Another thing to note about Liara is that she is only 106 years old. By her race's standards, she's barely an adult. She has not emotionally matured at the same rate or in the same environments as the other crew members.

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[iorveth1271]

ahandsomeshark wrote...

Well in game Thessia was the only one, of the people on the Normandy, who's planet was officially lost. Tuchanka beat the reaper, Rannoch beat them. And with the Krogans help the Turians were at least holding them.

^ That.

[Drake_1000]

Nobrandminda wrote...

Garrus and Tali are potentially dead.

To people who have lost Garrus and Tali in ME2 : replay it. It's an order.

[Crasher027]

I thought you consoled Garrus/Turian Primarch alot more then you did Liara after Thessia... I mean, you keep going back to Garrus and the Primarch, but aside from that one conversation with Liara... Eh?

[RyuGuitarFreak]

Thessia was TAKEN, unlike Earth and Palaven.

[Dragonfable of Dain]

I found it odd that she was reduced to a sobbing mess while Garrus took it just like another day at work.

[RogueBot]

After 5 years, Bioware's still trying to get me to care about Liara.

They're tenacious, I'll give em that.

Modifié par RogueBot, 26 mars 2012 - 08:00 .

[sth128]

It was a combination of the planet falling and the revelation that the entire religion of her people was nothing more than a Prothean plot to prepare them for the Reapers.

Also, Javik made fun of hair-tentacles.

[The Angry One]

RyuGuitarFreak wrote...

Thessia was TAKEN, unlike Earth and Palaven.

What do you mean unlike Earth?
That there's a resistance on Earth doesn't change the fact that it fell hard and is currently Reaper property. Only Palaven is different.

[Drake_1000]

Robhuzz wrote...

Drake_1000 wrote...

It's a shame she's the only one squadmate you cant kill after the 3 games.

If it makes you feel better, she dies if you have her with you when Harbinger attacks you and your EMS is low.

It don't. You dont see her die like Wrex or Tali. She just gone in some magic way.
By the way what's EMS ? I dont want hear this word again. I hate it.

[Red Dust]

Dragonfable of Dain wrote...

I found it odd that she was reduced to a sobbing mess while Garrus took it just like another day at work.

That's because Garrus is a boss. Liara's not. This surprises you?

[Mr. Big Pimpin]

Red Dust wrote...

Icophesis wrote...

Nobody cares too much when Tali and the Quarians die either.

Yet EDI gives you a pouty face for the next two missions or so if you kill of the Geth. 

Yeah, that's right. You're next, robo-bimbo. Just fly the damn ship. 

I hope that at least Javik gets angry with you should you make the opposite choice.

[graciegrace]

Liara's not a soldier, she's a glorified civilian. She's not used to the amount of death that everyone else is. She's not prepared, I also thought she was being used as a metaphor for the Asari in general, how the defeat completely crushed their spirits.

[ahandsomeshark]

Red Dust wrote...

Icophesis wrote...

Nobody cares too much when Tali and the Quarians die either.

Yet EDI gives you a pouty face for the next two missions or so if you kill of the Geth. 

Yeah, that's right. You're next, robo-bimbo. Just fly the damn ship. 

Does she really? does anyone have a youtube link?

EDI and Legion (and the geth) should have had more interaction, it was one of the most interesting story aspects I think.

Modifié par ahandsomeshark, 26 mars 2012 - 08:03 .

[Omilophile]

Yeah, she was admittedly kind of annoying on Thessia. "Oh, my homeworld! Shepard it's terrible!" Yup, sure is. "IT"S JUST AWFUL!"  I know. "SHEPARD, WE-"  I KNOW!!!!!! I wanted to punch her. I just watched earth and her fleets get torched. I get it. It sucks. Move on.

[Drake_1000]

graciegrace wrote...

Liara's not a soldier, she's a glorified civilian. She's not used to the amount of death that everyone else is. She's not prepared, I also thought she was being used as a metaphor for the Asari in general, how the defeat completely crushed their spirits.

Tali isn't a soldier too if i remember.