Funny how you call the VS whiny when all Liara does is whine about Thessia's destruction during that mission even though every other species has been going through it the entire game.Finn the Jakey wrote...
That Virmire 2.0 scene was crap and was rightly cut, who in their right mind would save the whining, paranoid VS over Liara?
Steelcan wrote...
. To be honest id kill Liara:whistle:The Night Mammoth wrote...
Finn the Jakey wrote...
That Virmire 2.0 scene was crap and was rightly cut, who in their right mind would save the whining, paranoid VS over Liara?
Seems a really convenient way to kill off your least favourite squad member.
Sorry James.
Podge 90 wrote...
Because Bioware loves Liara and thought everyone else does too.JohnShepard12 wrote...
This would have given me great joy. How can it not be what every player is thinking in response to a thoughtless line like that?SNascimento wrote...
.DoomHK wrote...
Liara's reactions on Thessia didn't annoy me for the most part, seeing as she isn't a trained soldier. The only line that grates on me is "Next time we go to war, perhaps the Alliance could spring for air support!"
Excuse me dear, our planet was one of the first to get worked over. Perhaps the Asari should have done something sooner.
Oh yeah, how could I forget this? I wish I could slap her so hard and say: "The Alliance is fraking spear heading this war while your race sits back and hide critical intel. Shut the frak up and pull yourself together!".
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I miss those great renagade interrupts from ME2.
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Who are you?Xilizhra wrote...
And you know what? I'm not sorry in the slightest.Podge 90 wrote...
Because Bioware loves Liara and thought everyone else does too.JohnShepard12 wrote...
This would have given me great joy. How can it not be what every player is thinking in response to a thoughtless line like that?SNascimento wrote...
.DoomHK wrote...
Liara's reactions on Thessia didn't annoy me for the most part, seeing as she isn't a trained soldier. The only line that grates on me is "Next time we go to war, perhaps the Alliance could spring for air support!"
Excuse me dear, our planet was one of the first to get worked over. Perhaps the Asari should have done something sooner.
Oh yeah, how could I forget this? I wish I could slap her so hard and say: "The Alliance is fraking spear heading this war while your race sits back and hide critical intel. Shut the frak up and pull yourself together!".
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I miss those great renagade interrupts from ME2.
That's not even the modern asari religion; that would be siari, which doesn't involve deities.fil009 wrote...
I absolutely love the way Mr. Day 1 DLC smacked down the Asari theology. Javik should visit Earth today and do the same thing with all our garbage religions.
I am that I am.Who are you?
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.fil009 wrote...
I absolutely love the way Mr. Day 1 DLC smacked down the Asari theology. Javik should visit Earth today and do the same thing with all our garbage religions.
He didn't do that either. It's logically impossible for the asari to have taken any information from the beacon without the Cipher. The Protheans deflected an asteroid and some alien marauders, but the asari developed on their own otherwise.SNascimento wrote...
.fil009 wrote...
I absolutely love the way Mr. Day 1 DLC smacked down the Asari theology. Javik should visit Earth today and do the same thing with all our garbage religions.
Nah, Javik only destroyed Asar evolution as a species and as a society.
Modifié par Asch Lavigne, 18 octobre 2012 - 03:40 .
EnvyTB075 wrote...
The point is Garrus wasn't entirely teary eyed on Menae, Wrex was more interested in Killing the Reaper on Tuchanka (same with Tali), yet "super badass shadow broker" Liara is the only one who has a mental breakdown?
And why does Shepard care so much? This **** is happening all over the Galaxy, yet apparently Thessia is the planet to save?
Railroading in Mass Effect is bad.
..BS. He spends a good time telling you he doesn't even know wheret o begin with stopping the reaper. He goes on an tells you how heavy the pressureof leading is to you.
So being upset you're world is burning is a bad thing?JohnShepard12 wrote...
Funny how you call the VS whiny when all Liara does is whine about Thessia's destruction during that mission even though every other species has been going through it the entire game.Finn the Jakey wrote...
That Virmire 2.0 scene was crap and was rightly cut, who in their right mind would save the whining, paranoid VS over Liara?
Goodbye T'soni.
.Xilizhra wrote...
He didn't do that either. It's logically impossible for the asari to have taken any information from the beacon without the Cipher. The Protheans deflected an asteroid and some alien marauders, but the asari developed on their own otherwise.SNascimento wrote...
.fil009 wrote...
I absolutely love the way Mr. Day 1 DLC smacked down the Asari theology. Javik should visit Earth today and do the same thing with all our garbage religions.
Nah, Javik only destroyed Asar evolution as a species and as a society.
. That only applied for the reaper warningsXilizhra wrote...
He didn't do that either. It's logically impossible for the asari to have taken any information from the beacon without the Cipher. The Protheans deflected an asteroid and some alien marauders, but the asari developed on their own otherwise.SNascimento wrote...
.fil009 wrote...
I absolutely love the way Mr. Day 1 DLC smacked down the Asari theology. Javik should visit Earth today and do the same thing with all our garbage religions.
Nah, Javik only destroyed Asar evolution as a species and as a society.
To be honest I found Shepard/Hackett/Udina/Alliance guilty of the same thing. Shepard and Udina go to the council and ask for the Turian, Salarian and Asari fleets to assist Earth, but the councillors are all "errr, no, we're being attacked too."Asch Lavigne wrote...
I didn't think she was annoying. However, her acting like hers is the only planet or people under attack bothered me to no end. And Shep was just as dumb with the auto lines.
"Next time we go to war maybe the Alliance could provide air support!" Yeah, and maybe next time we go to war your people will jump in before it becomes their personal problem instead of telling everyone to f**k off. And the Alliance can't provide support because they are busy on their own worlds and oh yeah, building the Crucible that will hopefully save your ass.
I'm going to take the word of the Avatar of Bigotry who never learned anything apart from war with a grain of salt, thank you very much.I don't remember all the dialogues in that mission, but I think Javik says they teached the Asari how to write, agriculture, mathematics and more. Not to mention Asari's biotics are product of Prothean genetic engineering.
Which was all the beacon contained. Vendetta. A big honkin' Reaper warning.. That only applied for the reaper warnings
Xilizhra wrote...
I'm going to take the word of the Avatar of Bigotry who never learned anything apart from war with a grain of salt, thank you very much.I don't remember all the dialogues in that mission, but I think Javik says they teached the Asari how to write, agriculture, mathematics and more. Not to mention Asari's biotics are product of Prothean genetic engineering.
Which was all the beacon contained. Vendetta. A big honkin' Reaper warning.. That only applied for the reaper warnings
Yeah I remember. Right after the Council meeting, Shep says something like "Pff, they're blind". Um, Shep, I love you, but they ARE trying to protect their own people, they're not going to abandon their own species just to save Earth. You may be pissed about it, but they had a point there.Podge 90 wrote...
To be honest I found Shepard/Hackett/Udina/Alliance guilty of the same thing. Shepard and Udina go to the council and ask for the Turian, Salarian and Asari fleets to assist Earth, but the councillors are all "errr, no, we're being attacked too."
Then Shepard and Udina throw a hissy fit that they didn't get their way. At that point I was wondering why the hell he was acting like this. Like you say, another problem with the autodialogue.
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Modifié par Neizd, 18 octobre 2012 - 03:50 .
. The one that Shepard received on Eden Prime didn't need the cipherXilizhra wrote...
I'm going to take the word of the Avatar of Bigotry who never learned anything apart from war with a grain of salt, thank you very much.I don't remember all the dialogues in that mission, but I think Javik says they teached the Asari how to write, agriculture, mathematics and more. Not to mention Asari's biotics are product of Prothean genetic engineering.
Which was all the beacon contained. Vendetta. A big honkin' Reaper warning.. That only applied for the reaper warnings
.Xilizhra wrote...
I'm going to take the word of the Avatar of Bigotry who never learned anything apart from war with a grain of salt, thank you very much.I don't remember all the dialogues in that mission, but I think Javik says they teached the Asari how to write, agriculture, mathematics and more. Not to mention Asari's biotics are product of Prothean genetic engineering.
Which was all the beacon contained. Vendetta. A big honkin' Reaper warning.. That only applied for the reaper warnings
Podge 90 wrote...
To be honest I found Shepard/Hackett/Udina/Alliance guilty of the same thing. Shepard and Udina go to the council and ask for the Turian, Salarian and Asari fleets to assist Earth, but the councillors are all "errr, no, we're being attacked too."Asch Lavigne wrote...
I didn't think she was annoying. However, her acting like hers is the only planet or people under attack bothered me to no end. And Shep was just as dumb with the auto lines.
"Next time we go to war maybe the Alliance could provide air support!" Yeah, and maybe next time we go to war your people will jump in before it becomes their personal problem instead of telling everyone to f**k off. And the Alliance can't provide support because they are busy on their own worlds and oh yeah, building the Crucible that will hopefully save your ass.
Then Shepard and Udina throw a hissy fit that they didn't get their way. At that point I was wondering why the hell he was acting like this. Like you say, another problem with the autodialogue.
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