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[caradoc2000]

Sasnak Kid wrote...

I am nearing the end of my mission, and all that I have gotten from Liara is one kiss.  Wihout "spoiling" anything, can I expect that she and I are going eventually "hook-up"?

You can expect, yes, but you'll get pretty much nothing.

[KR96]

caradoc2000 wrote...

Sasnak Kid wrote...

I am nearing the end of my mission, and all that I have gotten from Liara is one kiss.  Wihout "spoiling" anything, can I expect that she and I are going eventually "hook-up"?

You can expect, yes, but you'll get pretty much nothing.

Still a better love story than Twilight. 

[cap and gown]

Just before the "commit to ending the game/no turning back now" mission you will have a romance scene with Liara in the captain's quarters. I would also suggest bringing her with you on all the missions that follow for maximal romance related content. There is also a interlude where you can talk to all your squad mates individually just before the final push. Liara will have a nice gift for you. It is only a little different for a romanced Liara than a non-romanced, but you at least get one more kiss.

[Ribosome]

Nothing else flares up the hormones quite like "points of no return"

Modifié par ViaNegativia, 23 octobre 2013 - 02:43 .

[IllusiveManJr]

Hmmm, never did a Miranda romance in ME3. Does anything even happen?

[aka.700]

Miranda isn't perfect for me in fact she is just as Jack says; and the only thing she thinks about is her sister so I prefer Liara. Miranda is never an option for my male Shepard

[Ribosome]

IllusiveManJr wrote...

Hmmm, never did a Miranda romance in ME3. Does anything even happen?

Her role in ME3 is so insignificant that I just couldn't take her seriously as a romance.

A shame, really, because I did truly admire her.

[MassivelyEffective0730]

ViaNegativia wrote...

IllusiveManJr wrote...

Hmmm, never did a Miranda romance in ME3. Does anything even happen?

Her role in ME3 is so insignificant that I just couldn't take her seriously as a romance.

A shame, really, because I did truly admire her.

And contrasting how important she was in ME3 to how absent she is in the game, and how her character can be seen to act out of character compared to how she acted in ME2 is very... disturbing.

[sH0tgUn jUliA]

MassivelyEffective0730 wrote...

ViaNegativia wrote...

IllusiveManJr wrote...

Hmmm, never did a Miranda romance in ME3. Does anything even happen?

Her role in ME3 is so insignificant that I just couldn't take her seriously as a romance.

A shame, really, because I did truly admire her.

And contrasting how important she was in ME3 to how absent she is in the game, and how her character can be seen to act out of character compared to how she acted in ME2 is very... disturbing.

This is why I have difficulty taking her character seriously in ME3. I preferred her ME2 character. 

ME2 Miranda = badass no nonsense get the job done
ME3 Miranda = traditionalist - did she have a different writer?

ME2 Liara = LotSB end justifies the means. 
ME3 Liara = traditionalist, idealist - different writer. WTF?

ME2 Tali = more pragmatic
ME3 Tali = more traditionalist

ME2 Jack = badass
ME3 Jack = traditionalist

Do you see a pattern?

[Steelcan]

oh god don't give them more ammo

[The Night Mammoth]

Where's the dilemma?

Miranda only has one thing going for her.

Well, two things.

Two big, round things.

[Br3admax]

The Night Mammoth wrote...

Where's the dilemma?

Miranda only has one thing going for her.

Well, two things.

Two big, round things.

While Liara has one, she's blue. 

[MassivelyEffective0730]

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

MassivelyEffective0730 wrote...

ViaNegativia wrote...

IllusiveManJr wrote...

Hmmm, never did a Miranda romance in ME3. Does anything even happen?

Her role in ME3 is so insignificant that I just couldn't take her seriously as a romance.

A shame, really, because I did truly admire her.

And contrasting how important she was in ME3 to how absent she is in the game, and how her character can be seen to act out of character compared to how she acted in ME2 is very... disturbing.

This is why I have difficulty taking her character seriously in ME3. I preferred her ME2 character. 

ME2 Miranda = badass no nonsense get the job done
ME3 Miranda = traditionalist - did she have a different writer?

ME2 Liara = LotSB end justifies the means. 
ME3 Liara = traditionalist, idealist - different writer. WTF?

ME2 Tali = more pragmatic
ME3 Tali = more traditionalist

ME2 Jack = badass
ME3 Jack = traditionalist

Do you see a pattern?

It's not that she conforms more to a traditionalist style of character, it's more that BW just didn't seem to realize the potential narrative value her character held (and they did this for several characters). We still have her informed abilities in the game, but we never see anything, and her entire story revolves entirely around Oriana. BW it seemed, went out of their way to marginalize her character.

[MassivelyEffective0730]

StreetMagic wrote...

I think Jack's still a badass, but she's become.. more like a highschool football coach. Still rough around the edges, but cares about more people now (she has the same writer btw. Unlike Miranda).

But I do see a pattern.. A general direction with Shepard and some of these characters.. they all took on more paragon qualities.

Really, it is the general simplifying of the game. They're making the game pretty much a straight black and white game when it comes to morality. I'm not saying everything was like this, but as far as RP'ing with Shepard (which would invariably affect other characters as well), it seemed to take a backseat to making the game seem cinematic and 'accessible'.

[hot_heart]

StreetMagic wrote...
I think Jack's still a badass, but she's become.. more like a highschool football coach. Still rough around the edges, but cares about more people now (she has the same writer btw. Unlike Miranda).

I thought Weekes was handed Jack for ME3 and he didn't particularly like the character either. Weekes was the other writer for Miranda in ME2.

Maybe it's a tendency for characters being passed around, that the new writers then want to make them (into their vision of) sympathetic.

[Xilizhra]

sH0tgUn jUliA wrote...

MassivelyEffective0730 wrote...

ViaNegativia wrote...

IllusiveManJr wrote...

Hmmm, never did a Miranda romance in ME3. Does anything even happen?

Her role in ME3 is so insignificant that I just couldn't take her seriously as a romance.

A shame, really, because I did truly admire her.

And contrasting how important she was in ME3 to how absent she is in the game, and how her character can be seen to act out of character compared to how she acted in ME2 is very... disturbing.

This is why I have difficulty taking her character seriously in ME3. I preferred her ME2 character. 

ME2 Miranda = badass no nonsense get the job done
ME3 Miranda = traditionalist - did she have a different writer?

ME2 Liara = LotSB end justifies the means. 
ME3 Liara = traditionalist, idealist - different writer. WTF?

ME2 Tali = more pragmatic
ME3 Tali = more traditionalist

ME2 Jack = badass
ME3 Jack = traditionalist

Do you see a pattern?

What do you mean by "traditionalist?"

[Sasnak Kid]

I held a little party at my "new" crib that Anderson gave me.  That was cool of him.  After the party was over, Liara and I spent the night together.  The assumption is that we did the "wild thing".  Also, judging from her reactions toward me, she has grown a lot closer.  She is even bordering on jealousy.  But I am cool with that.

[KR96]

And that's all you're going to get to be honest with you. Her actions during the main plot will remain the same, so don't get your hopes up.

[cap and gown]

Remember, you can do an NG+ and this time go for Miranda instead.

[Zuzu Mumu]

Doctor Heart is the only one that can help you now. Trust your heart and make the choice you want. Otherwise , make a save game and take them BOTH!

[Ice Cold J]

 Tough call, brotha.... go with the hot, popular girl with the heart of gold, or the cute bookworm who's always had a soft spot for you?

[Nole]

Cortez.

[Mad Mattt]

WittingEight65 wrote...

Cortez.

This. Also Kaidan. Not that I personally dislike Liara.

I make it a point to always have Miranda killed during my ME3 gameplays.