Driveninhifi wrote...
To respond to FdL_Ananas:
I do like where they took the character, I just think it needed more development. The problem, to me, is they needed to show her development in game, instead of just tell you about it. Or at least give you more dialogue. Even a line where she confides in Shepard that she hates what she's had to do, been lonely, etc, would have gone a long way.
Also the fact that the was no way for their relationship to come up in conversation is pretty unbelievable - I'd say that's just poor writing. They clearly want to keep the player in the dark, but it's hard to justify taking logical conversation options away from the player in this type of game. When you do, it feels very artificial. Not every Shepard would bring it up, but I think many certainly would, especially after their lover tells them she's doing all this stuff mainly because she couldn't let them go.
Primarily this, its not like Ash/Kaiden where they are taken away shortly after their meeting. Liara is there from the time you get to Ilium and is still there after the suicide mission, and at no point is any dialog option available for Shep to talk about their relationship.




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