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[Made Nightwing]

Parsini fans?

Please, everyone knows Maeko Matsuo was the hottest bit character in ME.

[Br3admax]

Eterna5 wrote...

Br3ad wrote...

RZIBARA wrote...

Br3ad pls

Ashleys death will be remembered as a necessary step to kill liara

Well it was a worthy sacrifice. All in an attempt to rid us of Liara.

I can't even tell what is happening in that gif. I think I can briefly see Liara. 

Look closely, you can see blueberry juice being squeezed over the camera. 

[wolfhowwl]

MassivelyEffective0730 wrote...
MEFanforlife doesn't know what he is.

Between being legitimately scared that Liara is trying to steal his heart and acting like the most unbelievable Tali fan I've ever seen, it's a wonder he likes Miranda.

Well a character like ME1 Liara, Tali, or DA2's Merrill would be more his speed. MEfan is clearly a boy not a man, so a girl not a woman would fit him just great.

Made Nightwing wrote...
See, I could have accepted it if she'd
stuck true to that characterisation. But in reality, it was just a
writer's ploy to show much better 'soft, sweet, gentle and vulnerable'
Liara was. I found it as unbelievable as Miranda's out of nowhere
betrayal of Cerberus at the end of ME2. Why can't these characters just
keep their characterisation for five minutes?

Miranda should have tried to stop you if she wasn't loyal. But most ME characters are pretty spineless. I think Mordin, Legion, and Wrex are the only ones who really stand up to you.

Modifié par wolfhowwl, 16 septembre 2013 - 01:35 .

[MassivelyEffective0730]

Dextro Milk wrote...

MassivelyEffective0730 wrote...

Dextro Milk wrote...

MassivelyEffective0730 wrote...

Cthulhu42 wrote...

Parasini has fanboys? I guess Cullen and Shiala aren't the only very minor Bioware characters with inexplicably large fanbases.

It never meant anything! I swear!

So... If Parasini had a full fledged story and romance, would you consider leaving Miranda? Oh boy... lol 

Nope. Casual sex, nothing more. That's how I have my Shepard.

Prior to being with Miranda, he's kinda the James Bond of the universe. Like me. Then he finally meets someone who he can truly love and be with with Miranda.

Ah I see.

Now imagine both Parasini and Miranda in bed with you at the same time. Hawt tbh. 

You kidding, Miranda wouldn't share. She's my master. I do what the master desires.

[Seboist]

wolfhowwl wrote...

Miscellaneous Mind wrote...

Don't listen to Steelcan I know all about his Shepard's trysts with Liara in Mass Effect 3. He broke Miranda's heart on the Citadel and enable her death in Sanctuary to get some of that sweet blueberry.

No that was that cheating dog MEfanforlife101, Steelcan would never do that.

Oh and Tela Vasir > all

Vasir is the only xeno I'd have Shepard do the nasty with.

Modifié par Seboist, 16 septembre 2013 - 01:36 .

[MassivelyEffective0730]

wolfhowwl wrote...

MassivelyEffective0730 wrote...

wolfhowwl wrote...

Miscellaneous Mind wrote...

Don't listen to Steelcan I know all about his Shepard's trysts with Liara in Mass Effect 3. He broke Miranda's heart on the Citadel and enable her death in Sanctuary to get some of that sweet blueberry.

No that was that cheating dog MEfanforlife101, Steelcan would never do that.

MEFanforlife doesn't know what he is.

Between being legitimately scared that Liara is trying to steal his heart and acting like the most unbelievable Tali fan I've ever seen, it's a wonder he likes Miranda.

Well a character like ME1 Liara, Tali, or DA2's Merrill would be more his speed. MEfan is clearly a boy not a man, so a girl not a woman would fit him just great.

Yup.

[andy6915]

Made Nightwing wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Made Nightwing wrote...

I thought LOTSB was a great step for the character. It showed determination, strength, some humour that was absent from before, and was generally a positive step in how she's gotten over her obsession with Shepard.

My main issue with her "progression" was that it was not a logical progression.  Garrus, Tali, Wrex, etc.. their changes from ME1-2 were fairly sensible.  Liara's came out of nowhere.  She went from being shy and naive to a information broker hellbent on revenge.

See, I could have accepted it if she'd stuck true to that characterisation. But in reality, it was just a writer's ploy to show much better 'soft, sweet, gentle and vulnerable' Liara was. I found it as unbelievable as Miranda's out of nowhere betrayal of Cerberus at the end of ME2. Why can't these characters just keep their characterisation for five minutes?

I think in Miranda's case it's because Shepard's actions and talks with Miranda made Miranda's loyalty to Shepard stronger then her loyalty to Cerberus. After everything she went through with Shepard, betraying Cerberus was the easier option for her then betraying Shepard.

[Dextro Milk]

MassivelyEffective0730 wrote...

You kidding, Miranda wouldn't share. She's my master. I do what the master desires.

Kinky... lol

[Eterna]

Br3ad wrote...

Eterna5 wrote...

Br3ad wrote...

RZIBARA wrote...

Br3ad pls

Ashleys death will be remembered as a necessary step to kill liara

Well it was a worthy sacrifice. All in an attempt to rid us of Liara.

I can't even tell what is happening in that gif. I think I can briefly see Liara. 

Look closely, you can see blueberry juice being squeezed over the camera. 

Could you imagine if this was actually a possibility in the game? Just randomly on a mission to stop cerberus Liara can be grabbed and killed that quickly as part of a scripted event. 

[RZIBARA]

Massively.... Ummmm ......

[Made Nightwing]

@Andy.

And I can accept that (with much grudging disbelief after how long Miranda spent with Cerberus compared to how long she spent with Shepard), because she holds true to that characterisation afterwards. Liara does no such thing.

[andy6915]

By the way guys, can't you actually get a bit more serious and on topic again? Make a joke thread if you want to be silly, this one is supposed to have a real purpose... And kidding around isn't it.

[Steelcan]

Made Nightwing wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Made Nightwing wrote...

I thought LOTSB was a great step for the character. It showed determination, strength, some humour that was absent from before, and was generally a positive step in how she's gotten over her obsession with Shepard.

My main issue with her "progression" was that it was not a logical progression.  Garrus, Tali, Wrex, etc.. their changes from ME1-2 were fairly sensible.  Liara's came out of nowhere.  She went from being shy and naive to a information broker hellbent on revenge.

See, I could have accepted it if she'd stuck true to that characterisation. But in reality, it was just a writer's ploy to show much better 'soft, sweet, gentle and vulnerable' Liara was. I found it as unbelievable as Miranda's out of nowhere betrayal of Cerberus at the end of ME2. Why can't these characters just keep their characterisation for five minutes?

Too many different writers

[MassivelyEffective0730]

andy69156915 wrote...

Made Nightwing wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Made Nightwing wrote...

I thought LOTSB was a great step for the character. It showed determination, strength, some humour that was absent from before, and was generally a positive step in how she's gotten over her obsession with Shepard.

My main issue with her "progression" was that it was not a logical progression.  Garrus, Tali, Wrex, etc.. their changes from ME1-2 were fairly sensible.  Liara's came out of nowhere.  She went from being shy and naive to a information broker hellbent on revenge.

See, I could have accepted it if she'd stuck true to that characterisation. But in reality, it was just a writer's ploy to show much better 'soft, sweet, gentle and vulnerable' Liara was. I found it as unbelievable as Miranda's out of nowhere betrayal of Cerberus at the end of ME2. Why can't these characters just keep their characterisation for five minutes?

I think in Miranda's case it's because Shepard's actions and talks with Miranda made Miranda's loyalty to Shepard stronger then her loyalty to Cerberus. After everything she went through with Shepard, betraying Cerberus was the easier option for her then betraying Shepard.

Doesn't make sense for my Shepard, who's actually as pro-Cerberus as she is. I do blow up the base, but more because I think it's like the One Ring from LotR than anything anti-Cerberus or in some misplaced notion of compassion.

[Made Nightwing]

RZIBARA wrote...

Massively.... Ummmm ......

His obsession with Australian women shines through sometimes. He keeps trying to get me to send more accented women his way.

[RZIBARA]

@Andy

How about no

[MassivelyEffective0730]

RZIBARA wrote...

Massively.... Ummmm ......

The master will use the hose again. 

Use she wills!

[Eterna]

Steelcan wrote...

Made Nightwing wrote...

Steelcan wrote...

Made Nightwing wrote...

I thought LOTSB was a great step for the character. It showed determination, strength, some humour that was absent from before, and was generally a positive step in how she's gotten over her obsession with Shepard.

My main issue with her "progression" was that it was not a logical progression.  Garrus, Tali, Wrex, etc.. their changes from ME1-2 were fairly sensible.  Liara's came out of nowhere.  She went from being shy and naive to a information broker hellbent on revenge.

See, I could have accepted it if she'd stuck true to that characterisation. But in reality, it was just a writer's ploy to show much better 'soft, sweet, gentle and vulnerable' Liara was. I found it as unbelievable as Miranda's out of nowhere betrayal of Cerberus at the end of ME2. Why can't these characters just keep their characterisation for five minutes?

Too many different writers

Are you sure it was an issue of writers? She seems rather consistant in ME2 to ME3. The strange shift in her personality happens after ME1.

I think they just wanted to change what her character was after the first game. Or they wanted to mature her and just did a poor job of it. 

[Steelcan]

andy69156915 wrote...

By the way guys, can't you actually get a bit more serious and on topic again? Make a joke thread if you want to be silly, this one is supposed to have a real purpose... And kidding around isn't it.

Its too late for that

[andy6915]

MassivelyEffective0730 wrote...

Doesn't make sense for my Shepard, who's actually as pro-Cerberus as she is. I do blow up the base, but more because I think it's like the One Ring from LotR than anything anti-Cerberus or in some misplaced notion of compassion.

But when you go to blow it up, TIM commands her to stop you... She declines and resigns right there. So her choice to betray you or betray Cerberus happened right then and there, and she had to make a choice. Whether Shepard was pro Cerberus or not, she had to pick a side and she picked yours.

[Made Nightwing]

@Massively Effective,

Exactly, why can't we do the same thing, but for different reasons? Like how we could kill off the Council in ME1, but be doing it to form a pro-human Council, or for purely military gain with an all alien Council afterwards.

[Br3admax]

Steelcan wrote...

andy69156915 wrote...

By the way guys, can't you actually get a bit more serious and on topic again? Make a joke thread if you want to be silly, this one is supposed to have a real purpose... And kidding around isn't it.

Its too late for that

Someone find more videos of Liara being killed awfully. We need a phantom sync kill stat. 

[Steelcan]

Eterna5 wrote...

Are you sure it was an issue of writers? She seems rather consistant in ME2 to ME3. The strange shift in her personality happens after ME1.

I think they just wanted to change what her character was after the first game. Or they wanted to mature her and just did a poor job of it. 

I'd disagree, in ME3 she seems stuck between the two.  She casually shoots two cerberus troops like it was no deal, but she loses her cool the second she sees an asari in distress.