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[M74]

 the truth is not always pretty huh?

when Liara had a .... "disagreement" with Javik after the Thessia mission (forgot to take shots) I had a flashback (Miranda and Jack situation). I might add, I gave Javik my support.

[Yate]

I supported Liara. I know... I know... BSN hates her now for whatever reason, and yes I think Javik is awesome, but the dude was way out of line.

[OdanUrr]

Yate wrote...

I supported Liara. I know... I know... BSN hates her now for whatever reason, and yes I think Javik is awesome, but the dude was way out of line.

Javik was simply telling the truth.

[phillip100]

I supported Liara in that argument between them.

[DWH1982]

You don't have to be a dick when you're telling the truth.

Javik doesn't live in "his" cycle anymore. He needs to learn tact.

[spirosz]

Yes and I supported Javik because as others have stated, he was simply stating the truth.

[kalasaurus]

I supported Javik, especially after not taking him to Thessia. Liara was out of line to threaten him like that.

[BizkitRebellion]

I always support Liara, LI or not (I always pick her as a LI)

DWH1982 wrote...

You don't have to be a dick when you're telling the truth.

Javik doesn't live in "his" cycle anymore. He needs to learn tact.

This

[OdanUrr]

DWH1982 wrote...

You don't have to be a dick when you're telling the truth.

Javik doesn't live in "his" cycle anymore. He needs to learn tact.

He simply told Liara that the Protheans had intervened in Asari history. I don't see how that's being "a dick."

[spirosz]

BizkitRebellion wrote...

I always support Liara, LI or not (I always pick her as a LI)

DWH1982 wrote...

You don't have to be a dick when you're telling the truth.

Javik doesn't live in "his" cycle anymore. He needs to learn tact.

This

Oh I'm sorry, Liara bursting into his room is not being a dick?  We don't see Javik floating around the Normandy saying "Ahaha, Liara" "Ahaha, points finger, who's the one crying?  Liara!"  No, we just see him in his room, doing his own thing.  He acts based off what Liara expressed rushing into his room, demanding what she believes is right because the no one can ever stand up to Liara right? 

Modifié par spirosz, 20 février 2013 - 12:52 .

[mumba]

I'm a 'hardcore' Liaramancer, but Javik was right. He tells it as it is, which I like.

[mumba]

MassEffectFShep wrote...

Do you get this scene only if you took Javik to Thessia, or does it happen regardless of whether Javik was taken on that mission?

The same scene happens, it just pans out a little different. 

[BizkitRebellion]

MassEffectFShep wrote...

Do you get this scene only if you took Javik to Thessia, or does it happen regardless of whether Javik was taken on that mission?

It happens regardless, but the dialogue is different.
Its stupid but It would be better if the scene ONLY happens if you bring Javik.

[Wayning_Star]

they got into an argument for me, I took Edi and Liara. I think you have to take Liara.

Liara was freaked by the revelations of Thessia and held that against the only Prothean around. I figured Javik having broad shoulders so I neutraled the dialogue to see how it turned out. meh

[kalasaurus]

BizkitRebellion wrote...

MassEffectFShep wrote...

Do you get this scene only if you took Javik to Thessia, or does it happen regardless of whether Javik was taken on that mission?

It happens regardless, but the dialogue is different.
Its stupid but It would be better if the scene ONLY happens if you bring Javik.

Agreed.  Liara instead says, "My homeworld just fell and all he can do is gloat!" It just comes off as random, that she'd burst into his room and expect sympathy from Javik (of all people on the Normandy) when he wasn't even on Thessia with her.

[Mr.House]

I always take Javik with me to Thessia. He makes the mission so much better.

[Wayning_Star]

GlassElephant wrote...

BizkitRebellion wrote...

MassEffectFShep wrote...

Do you get this scene only if you took Javik to Thessia, or does it happen regardless of whether Javik was taken on that mission?

It happens regardless, but the dialogue is different.
Its stupid but It would be better if the scene ONLY happens if you bring Javik.

Agreed.  Liara instead says, "My homeworld just fell and all he can do is gloat!" It just comes off as random, that she'd burst into his room and expect sympathy from Javik (of all people on the Normandy) when he wasn't even on Thessia with her.

he was on thessia what with the statues and other old stuff/facts/tinkering with asari hidden fact that asari were acting like Protheans, but hiding tech like Volus. lol

[Wayning_Star]

Mr.House wrote...

I always take Javik with me to Thessia. He makes the mission so much better.

I'm gonna have to try that, see what happens..I took Edi because of the computers/AI.

[StarcloudSWG]

Javik is blunt, harsh, and more than a little stupid when it comes to realizing that he's *not* in charge of anything anymore. He dwells on the negatives and does his best to present things harshly and tactlessly. It requires paragon intervention to soften his words even a little.

I supported Liara, because the support paragon interrupt starts with Shepard commanding Liara to cool off.

[xMellowhype]

Javik was wrong for being the only source of truth? Please if Liara wasn't involved he'd be a galactic hero.

[Wayning_Star]

Javik is a usurper, apparently the Protheans were a bit overbearing in their galactic politics..they didn't bother with them.

[KingWrex]

Mr.House wrote...

I always take Javik with me to Thessia. He makes the mission so much better.

Me too, it's Javik at his finest.

[crimzontearz]

always support Liara

like I always support my wife

[L2 Sentinel]

I would take Javik, but I only have one flex spot on the squad, and the game forces me to take Liara.

[Wayning_Star]

anyone know why/now Kai leng knew you were there, or was it just coincidence?

Made me wonder if cerberus actually did place a device in/on shep during resuscitation?