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[ZipZap2000]

I've never thought such negative thoughts about Liara and at the same time I actually like it. A spoiled, demanding, crazy Asari, who's in love with a Drell (as it presents itself with no save.) just roped me in and used me further her own goals.

Granted, those goals were helping me.


The restriction on dialogue options actually felt fresh and not having Liara try to kiss, or hint at Shepard or any mention of romance at all, gives this run the clean air it needs for a Kelly Chambers, Renegade romance.

I appreciate this Bioware great job.

[ZipZap2000]

I've never thought such negative thoughts about Liara and at the same time I actually like it. A spoiled, demanding, crazy Asari, who's in love with a Drell (as it presents itself with no save.) just roped me in and used me to further her own goals.

Granted, those goals were helping me.

The restriction on dialogue options actually felt fresh and not having Liara try to kiss, or hint at Shepard or any mention of romance at all, gives this run the clean air it needs for a Kelly Chambers, Renegade romance.

I appreciate this Bioware great job.

[StarcloudSWG]

This goes back to the "give players less agency" conversation going on in the Mass Effect 3 section. Liara has her own goals, and her own motivations. From being a shy (but still pretty combat competent if you pay attention in Mass Effect and read between the lines; hint, she fought off pirates solo) archeologist and appendage to Shepard's mission; to a driven, vengeful woman with a goal, a business of her own, and the determination to reach that goal.

 

Some people HATE when NPCs have missions of their own and their own motivations, being more than just another puppet for the player. But personally, I see it as an improvement in Bioware's writing.

[ZipZap2000]

This goes back to the "give players less agency" conversation going on in the Mass Effect 3 section. Liara has her own goals, and her own motivations. From being a shy (but still pretty combat competent if you pay attention in Mass Effect and read between the lines; hint, she fought off pirates solo) archeologist and appendage to Shepard's mission; to a driven, vengeful woman with a goal, a business of her own, and the determination to reach that goal.

Some people HATE when NPCs have missions of their own and their own motivations, being more than just another puppet for the player. But personally, I see it as an improvement in Bioware's writing.

I think it works as an add on definitely. Maybe not the main story it would have made her a rival but as DLC it comes off great.

[Jukaga]

Interesting, so it is different from a non-romance import? I'll have to watch the dialogs on youtube. Thanks.