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[Dendio1]

She was so sweet and then shepard died.
Come back in two years and shes threatening to fry someones brain

Mass effect 3 she calmed down, but she never went back to being as sweet sounding as in me1.
I still try to hold on to the moments of sweet liara..like the time capsule.
I even wondered if they changed the voice actor, but they simply made her change her voice to a more aggresive tone

Modifié par Dendio1, 02 avril 2012 - 04:18 .

[Crazyjeffy]

...Seth Green? What's he doing there?

[LadyofRivendell]

Oh gosh.
I can't stop laughing.

Wait, what? Topic change? 

Modifié par LadyofRivendell, 02 avril 2012 - 04:18 .

[Dendio1]

Crazyjeffy wrote...

...Seth Green? What's he doing there?

yea Mis posted xD

Put it in the right forum and changed topic ;-)

Link here if ur interested

Modifié par Dendio1, 02 avril 2012 - 04:16 .

[Tom Lehrer]

Is that Joker?

[EmGo]

 Nope. Back then  I didn't care about her and later started to hated her. In ME3 she really came through!

[AsariNova]

EmGo wrote...

 Nope. Back then  I didn't care about her and later started to hated her. In ME3 she really came through!

I feel the same. I didn't like her in ME1 or 2, she was way too child-like to me and it got annoying. I only started liking her in 3, probably because she's tougher and not as fragile as she previously appeared to be.

[ThatDancingTurian]

Yeah, no.

I hated ME1 Liara.
I hated ME2 Liara.
ME3 Liara seemed to at least be professional and not stalkery some of the time.

[dgcatanisiri]

Aris Ravenstar wrote...

Yeah, no.

I hated ME1 Liara.
I hated ME2 Liara.
ME3 Liara seemed to at least be professional and not stalkery some of the time.

Hm. I suppose she may have had moments where she wasn't stalker-esque, but the moments where she was felt like they'd been taken up to eleven and she came across as EVEN MORE stalkery to me. And I say this as someone who likes her as a friend.

[Dendio1]

dgcatanisiri wrote...

Aris Ravenstar wrote...

Yeah, no.

I hated ME1 Liara.
I hated ME2 Liara.
ME3 Liara seemed to at least be professional and not stalkery some of the time.

Hm. I suppose she may have had moments where she wasn't stalker-esque, but the moments where she was felt like they'd been taken up to eleven and she came across as EVEN MORE stalkery to me. And I say this as someone who likes her as a friend.

It gets worse. My love interest is the shadow broker. I denied Allers one night stand offer because of the potential fallout

Modifié par Dendio1, 02 avril 2012 - 06:51 .

[thesnake777]

I liked her in ME! the responses i got from her n ME2 pissed me off. i accepted her in ME3 ...barley...

[FRANCESCO84Inn]

no, i like Liara in all the 3 games, i'm play ME1, i'm read the Comics Redemption, i'm play ME2 and the dlc LotSB, and i'm play ME3, if you heve join the same features you are understood the evolution of personality about Liara.

[staindgrey]

ME1 Liara was a cute character with a very, very forced romance. It went from, "Oh, this is asari culture," to, "I have a middleschool crush on you and I can have sex with my brain." I liked how Liara grew as a character, but the initial romance wasn't fluid at all. It just... happened.

Then she grew up, and so did the treatment of romance in the ME series.

[LaurenShepard-N7]

staindgrey wrote...

ME1 Liara was a cute character with a very, very forced romance. It went from, "Oh, this is asari culture," to, "I have a middleschool crush on you and I can have sex with my brain." I liked how Liara grew as a character, but the initial romance wasn't fluid at all. It just... happened.

Then she grew up, and so did the treatment of romance in the ME series.

Rolling around on a bed in your underwear is grown up? Talking to someone a couple of times then inviting them to shower with you is grown up? Getting dumped by your LI because he's about to become a baby-daddy to some random girl is grown up?  With a few exceptions I think the maturity of romance in ME has regressed, at least in ME1 the romances were treated equally and tastefully, even if the cut scenes were copy-pasted.

Back to the topic, I thought nerdy socially awkward Liara was cute, even though her voice acting in ME1 wasn't the best. It was interesting to see her get tougher over the years, which was inevitable with the change from being holed up in an archeological dig site, to being at the center of a galactic war. I liked the sweet moments like the time-capsule in ME3, because she still kept some of her original personality and it was also good you didn't have to romance her to get that extra interaction.

[Nightwriter]

Compared to Liara's ME1 romance, yeah, the others are "grown up." That just isn't saying a whole lot.

Videogame romances are never going to be perfect realistic naturally progressing high-content imitations of the relationships that build and solidify in real life. At least, not if they want to avoid completely eclipsing the story.

The best we can really hope for is that they do the best they can with the amount of resources they have. I think Ashley's ME1 romance in comparison to Liara's felt much more natural and mature. Of course, other times they don't do so well, and the romance formula boils down to convo 1 + convo 2 = shower scene.

Anyway. Missing ME1 Liara.

I don't. I found ME1 Liara to be emotionally and fictionally unstimulating. LotSB Liara rocks. She rocks hard.

[AntiChri5]

Yeah i missed ME 1 Liara, but then i waited for my gun to cool down and took another shot.

Unfortunately, there is no friendly fire.

[Brockxz]

Loved Liara from the start. Do I miss that innocent child like Liara from ME1? Yes, but you must understand what she's been through after Shepard's death and why it changed her to become more mature and serious. She was the one who went through all the trouble getting you back (and that tells much even you didn't romance her). She is a true friend and that really shows up in the last game. The thing is I never chose any other romance option (only did one not Liara option in the second game for achievement and deleted that character playthrough) and I'm glad I didn't cheated on her. All those scenes with writing Shepard in the start, the gift and romance are the best parts for me in ME3. She is the character I really like in the game.

[Y3Y00]

Her voice actress has mentioned that she's darkened, become more aggressive and more human-like, so she's definitely matured and became more serious.

[Sarcastic Tasha]

I like shy nerdy Liara, I like powerful Shadow Broker Liara, what can I say I just like Liara.

[Raizo]

No. I hated Liara in ME1. And then in the Liara we saw in ME2 ( non LotSB ) was drastically different from the Liara that was in ME1 that alot of gamers ( myself included ) hated the forced personality change, it was like they were trying too hard to make her dark and edgy. It wasn't until ME3 that I felt that Bioware had finally got her character right.

[Brockxz]

Raizo, I don't know if you know the fact that Shepard was alive in the second game because of her and that he pretty much sacrificed her friend to get your body. I still can't believe that people can hate the person who do pretty much anything to save you. For me that's the definition of true friendship and it doesn't matter. You can't expect after all that for her to stay childish and joke around.

[kookie28]

Miss Liara? I can't get away from her enough. Most boring character in the franchise imo. So sorry if I hurt someone's feelings there.

[sorentoft]

I prefer the creepy stalker Liara. It's cute.

[Nightwriter]

AntiChri5 wrote...

Yeah i missed ME 1 Liara, but then i waited for my gun to cool down and took another shot.

Unfortunately, there is no friendly fire.

You just came back from crying lonely tears down in Jack's empty hidey hole in engineering again, didn't you.

Modifié par Nightwriter, 02 avril 2012 - 12:07 .

[flamingplatypus]

No, I prefer badass post-Redemption Liara. ME1 Liara is good too, but I loved seeing her develop.