After T'soni mentions Ilos, she all of sudden telling Shepard what to do. You must tell the coucil, you must get the fleets together. I wanted to tell her to shut up. Shepard doesn't tell her what size shovel to use on her digsites.
In ME2, if you decide to go to Illium to see T'soni, you get a what-the-crap hug. Why? I didn't get a handshake or hug from Anderson on the Citadel when I saw him, if you choose to see him, and he knew Shepard better than Liara. So why do I get this hug? Its unavoidable. If your friends or romance fine, but someone who doesn't like her, it was uncalled for.
You fine out she gave your body to Cerberus and all she gives you is some pathetic answer. She also believes she is more important than Shepard's mother(for those who play a spacer) not to tell her that she gave his/her body to Cerberus. I asked a few people how their mother would react to that and they told me that their mother would most likely kill that person for hiding that from them.
In the broker dlc in her apartment, she has Shepard's armor in a glass case being displayed like its some kind of trophy. That tells me she has serious mental issues and should be avoided. I don't know if its an Asari trait to do crap like that, but for me she has head problems. After killing Vasir, I don't get the opportunity to ask about the armor in her apartment. Why? Is it because Bioware didn't want to create any friction between Liara and Shepard?
When facing the broker I have protect her instead of my other squadmate. Again what makes her more important than the other squadmate who could be a LI? After the broker is killed, I have the option to hug her or not. Where was that option when I first saw Liara?
If you bring her on the Normandy, she hands you your dogtags. The story she gives on how she got them is pathetic. Why can't I ask her why Hackett gave them to her? Again what makes her more important than my mother? And speaking of the dogtags, why didn't she give them to you in her office instead of walking off? Unfortunately Shepard had no idea they were in her hand at that time.
She mentions its her birthday and instead of wanting a present, she says I have you. What? Where's Javik to throw her out the airlock? She has serious problems. And a moment later I get another what-the-crap hug. Again, what happen to the option of hugging her or not.
In ME3, when you meet her on Mars she says she found plans to stop the reapers. Fine. Why didn't she forward them to Hackett when she found them? He gave her access to the archives. When fighting the goons, she tells Shepard that he/she more than guns to kill them. Really. A moment later the goons are dead , all by gunshots. Why is she a squadmate? A moment later, she tells me to get to cover. No kidding Sherlock. Why is Liara telling Shepard what to do in combat? She needs to take her own advice.
We get to the overhead turret and again telling my to stay in cover. Can I kill her already? Shortly after that she says Ashley/Kaidan are capable. Well T'soni, they are even before you were known. So how about shut up.
On the Normandy, she says Ashley/Kaidan needs a doctor. T'soni your powers of observation proceed you, do you have anymore talents that we don't know about?
After talking with Hackett, she and Shepard exchange dialogue that adds up to a lot of nothing. When facing the council, if you pick the top right dialogue, Shepards says If Liara believes that it will work, then so do I. Why? No one knows what is does at that point.
After the 1st dream, she mentions the Turian councilor won't give support. We already know that. So what is the purpose of have Liara in that scene for?
I get to Miranda's office and apparently Liara decided it was ok to put all her garbage in Miranda's office without asking. Too bad there wasn't an option to send her to Hackett. But my shepard, or I should say, Shepards stunt double, didn't have a problem with that.
After the 2nd dream, why can't she use the intercom to tell me the Salarian councilor wants to talk? I would like to ask if it was quicker to come up to my cabin than using the intercom. Or what's wrong with edi or Traynor telling Shepard over the intercom?
Her time capsule thing I didn't mind. I like the idea, but I don't like the fact she is telling my story. There should've been an option for the player to pick that would fit their Shepard if they want.
If you decide to do the Monestary mission, Liara isn't required, but she still ends up with more dialogue than anyone else when she talks about the ardot yakshi( I know I spelled it wrong).
On Thessia. Her comment about Allaince support was crap. I wanted to turn around and smash her face and then grab her buy the throat and tell that if it wasn't for her stupid government waiting for the last minute, none of this might not of happened. If any other character was to of say the same, I would smashed their face in as well. You get to the temple and find out her goddess is a Prothean. That was funny when Javik said that. When Javik activates the beacon, Liara says it must be the Cipher you got on Feros. Or it could be the Prothean standing beside you. She is not very observant is she?
Back on the Normandy, Liara is yelling at Javik for no reason and all we get is a paragon interrupt. Why? What right does she have to yell at him? I can yell at Joker, but I can't yell at T'soni.
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