ravenimage wrote...
I LOVE that song.
Seriously, I would not mind a coin operated boyfriend. Or battery operated. Wait, nevermind. Been there.
One could think of pixelated guys as coin operated boys. You pay BioWare and hey presto! Hot aliens!
ravenimage wrote...
I LOVE that song.
Seriously, I would not mind a coin operated boyfriend. Or battery operated. Wait, nevermind. Been there.
Modifié par ravenimage, 13 janvier 2011 - 04:22 .
ravenimage wrote...
I LOVE that song.
Seriously, I would not mind a coin operated boyfriend. Or battery operated. Wait, nevermind. Been there.
I did say "comparable" treatment, ma'am.Sable Rhapsody wrote...
Well, meta-wise, not all squaddies are created equal. Though I always did wonder why Ash, Kaidan, Miri, and Jacob are considered the "leading NPCs" when Liara is the one who spans both games, is very plot-important, can't die, and pretty much serves the role of "leading NPC" on her own.
I agree that everyone should get more character development in ME3. But expecting everyone to get the same as Liara is IMO unrealistic. She IS more plot important (in the same sense that Alistair and Morrigan were more plot important) and that's just the way it is.
mnomaha wrote...
ravenimage wrote...
I LOVE that song.
Seriously, I would not mind a coin operated boyfriend. Or battery operated. Wait, nevermind. Been there.
Should I? Naaaa, too easy.
Modifié par ravenimage, 13 janvier 2011 - 07:42 .
Fiery Phoenix wrote...
I did say "comparable" treatment, ma'am.Sable Rhapsody wrote...
Well, meta-wise, not all squaddies are created equal. Though I always did wonder why Ash, Kaidan, Miri, and Jacob are considered the "leading NPCs" when Liara is the one who spans both games, is very plot-important, can't die, and pretty much serves the role of "leading NPC" on her own.
I agree that everyone should get more character development in ME3. But expecting everyone to get the same as Liara is IMO unrealistic. She IS more plot important (in the same sense that Alistair and Morrigan were more plot important) and that's just the way it is.

Sable Rhapsody wrote...
Fiery Phoenix wrote...
Liara has had some significant character development throughout. Her personality in ME1 fit perfectly with her role as the lost daughter of a rogue matriach who knows a great deal about the Protheans. In ME2, the sudden change of heart comes as no surprise considering what she's been through since the Normandy's destruction and Shepard's disappearance. LOTSB pretty much addressed all these issues and Liara is now, well, Liara.
That's the definition of character development. I just hope other characters receive comparable treatment by ME3.
Well, meta-wise, not all squaddies are created equal. Though I always did wonder why Ash, Kaidan, Miri, and Jacob are considered the "leading NPCs" when Liara is the one who spans both games, is very plot-important, can't die, and pretty much serves the role of "leading NPC" on her own.
I agree that everyone should get more character development in ME3. But expecting everyone to get the same as Liara is IMO unrealistic. She IS more plot important (in the same sense that Alistair and Morrigan were more plot important) and that's just the way it is.
hanar05 wrote...
The collab is finished!
hanar05 wrote...
The collab is finished!
Modifié par Fiery Phoenix, 13 janvier 2011 - 11:34 .
JECWSU wrote...
Then what does that mean for the other characters? Even though Liara was more important in ME1 I didn't feel like she recieved any more screen time than Ashley or Kaidan. In ME2 she clearly has though.
hanar05 wrote...
The collab is finished!
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