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[IndigoWolfe]

Jennifer Hale is to female game characters what the Revanant is to a Soldier Shepard. Entirely inseperable.

[IndigoWolfe]

Captain Iglo wrote...

On the matter of VAs...I recently played through FF13 and never noticed that Lightning is voiced by Ali Hillis...quite amazing...the variety some voice actors can deliver

I hope Ali is the voice for Female Hawke!

[Tyrannosaurus Rex]

IndigoWolfe wrote...

Captain Iglo wrote...

On the matter of VAs...I recently played through FF13 and never noticed that Lightning is voiced by Ali Hillis...quite amazing...the variety some voice actors can deliver

I hope Ali is the voice for Female Hawke!

No offence to Ali but I rather have someone else.

[IndigoWolfe]

Lizardviking wrote...

IndigoWolfe wrote...

Captain Iglo wrote...

On the matter of VAs...I recently played through FF13 and never noticed that Lightning is voiced by Ali Hillis...quite amazing...the variety some voice actors can deliver

I hope Ali is the voice for Female Hawke!

No offence to Ali but I rather have someone else.

Hmm, alright. Just not Jennifer Hale. I'd accept it if she used her Bastila voice, but I think I would prefer someone new.

[jlb524]

Does Hale also do Detective Anaya in ME2? It kind of sounds like her.

[Tyrannosaurus Rex]

LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...

Jennifer Hale could probably voice a female Reaper. The range of her vocal talents is just that diverse.

Jennifer Hale is a good voice actor. I wouldn't mind her having a role in DA2 (as long as it isn't as main character) and she puts on a more "Bastilla" voice.

[Sigilius]

Getting back on topic a bit (), I just think that this DLC would be perfect if the following requirements were met:

1. Liara and Shepard are able to converse openly/without restriction, within reason
2. The romance is acknowledged
3. (optional, but priceless) The romance is developed
4. Liara seems to recognize some of the other squadmates. As someone else said before, and I greatly agree with, Liara could merely say, "Garrus, Tali, it's good to see you again." Garrus would then nod and Tali would wave, or something.

That's it. Bring on whatever awesome plot and plot twists you desire about the Shadow Broker. Just do these aforementioned things, and BioWare would pacify what I would hazard a guess is the largest group of malcontents (myself eagerly included) on the forums.

EDIT: It even makes more sense looking back. It would be criminally easy for BioWare to make Liara fans happy. Let us talk to her openly, and let us talk about the romance maturely. No more "I can't talk about it." We don't expect her to rejoin the Normandy ASAP. Just let us speak to her for once. Romance furthering, optional.

Modifié par Sigilius, 04 août 2010 - 12:17 .

[Slakky]

Sigilius wrote...

Getting back on topic a bit (), I just think that this DLC would be perfect if the following requirements were met:

1. Liara and Shepard are able to converse openly/without restriction, within reason
2. The romance is acknowledged
3. (optional, but priceless) The romance is developed
4. Liara seems to recognize some of the other squadmates. As someone else said before, and I greatly agree with, Liara could merely say, "Garrus, Tali, it's good to see you again." Garrus would then nod and Tali would wave, or something.

It would feel kind of like a bait & switch if Garrus and Tali had absolutely nothing to say, especially since they're so prominently featured in the announcement.  They're probably sitting on a stack of audio for Legion too, it'll be interesting to see if any of that makes it in.

It wouldn't surprise me if it turns out as awkward as Overlord, but I'd still be disappointed.  The silence between Tali and Legion on those missions was absolutely deafening.

[bjdbwea]

Sigilius wrote...

It would be criminally easy for BioWare to make Liara fans happy.

But then again, it would have been even easier to make her role in ME 2 not totally bad, so that her fans would be if not happy, then at least not angry. A handful of additional sentences would have been enough to achieve that. They obviously didn't even care enough to do that, so I'll just wait and see if they do now.

[Mighty_BOB_cnc]

Since we were talking about both Liara and elevators...


http://wingedmoggy.d...Bored-135343843

Older but priceless. :3

Dear BioWare: Please don't break my heart with this DLC.

[CM26617]

Mighty_BOB_cnc wrote...

Since we were talking about both Liara and elevators...


http://wingedmoggy.d...Bored-135343843

Older but priceless. :3

Dear BioWare: Please don't break my heart with this DLC.

Haha ha! Oh, that was priceless indeed.

[jlb524]

Wingedmoggy is the bestest.

[jlb524]

I just want a release date, so I can plan on not going to work that day.

[Dinkamus_Littlelog]

Sigilius wrote...

Getting back on topic a bit (), I just think that this DLC would be perfect if the following requirements were met:

1. Liara and Shepard are able to converse openly/without restriction, within reason
2. The romance is acknowledged
3. (optional, but priceless) The romance is developed
4. Liara seems to recognize some of the other squadmates. As someone else said before, and I greatly agree with, Liara could merely say, "Garrus, Tali, it's good to see you again." Garrus would then nod and Tali would wave, or something.

That's it. Bring on whatever awesome plot and plot twists you desire about the Shadow Broker. Just do these aforementioned things, and BioWare would pacify what I would hazard a guess is the largest group of malcontents (myself eagerly included) on the forums.

EDIT: It even makes more sense looking back. It would be criminally easy for BioWare to make Liara fans happy. Let us talk to her openly, and let us talk about the romance maturely. No more "I can't talk about it." We don't expect her to rejoin the Normandy ASAP. Just let us speak to her for once. Romance furthering, optional.

1. Good conversation with Liara is one of my biggest hopes from the DLC. Despite the fact that Ash/Kai fans bring up being able to revisit Liara as some sort of positive, the dialogue is so poor its not at all enjoyable. But thats opinions usually formed from the wrong perspective anyway.

2. ....Maybe. I wouldnt mind if it was acknowledged the same way ME2 did (meaning not directly) so long as its highlighted as available in ME3 in some way. Even with how poor quality banter, interaction and dialogue with squadmates got in ME2 and could be in ME3, its still going to be the best any character can get. Thats the most important thing IMO: hopefully Liaras squadmate role in ME3 being safe

3. I dont think this is likely, or required. Honestly Id just take a "we can try again when we are able", because really its linked to the above. Developing the romance in a DLC would cause hell for ME3 potentially, because what about the people who didnt? And if its meaningless in ME3, its not really "developed" at all.

4. This I personally am not bothered with in the slightest. I dont care enough about the squadmates to want this, and adding in the potential cost for the voice actors and space, it doesnt really work IMO.

Really I only want three things, and they are that Liara has a good role, that if the SB arc is finished in this DLC, it is done well, and above all else that this DLC doesnt compromise/rule out any chances of Liara being a squadmate in ME3.

Modifié par Dinkamus_Littlelog, 04 août 2010 - 04:15 .

[Marcin K]

hey all

[jlb524]

LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...

Hmmm, I wonder what Benezia would think of Liara's pursuit of the Shadow Broker? I actually imagine that she would be quite supportive.

I think she would indeed.  If Benezia were still alive, I feel she would support Liara financially in her quest to bring down the Shadow Broker.  I just wonder if Benezia would be too 'overbearing' and try to do too much for Liara. 

I just wonder if Liara would even be going after the SB if Benezia was still alive...perhaps her mother would have influenced her not to go after the criminal mastermind, and just let it go and move on?...that's another possibility.

[jlb524]

Right, I think Benezia would want Liara to go after the SB for the right reasons....b/c he/she/it is a threat to Galactic peace, etc., and not just for revenge.



Unfortunately, from all we know, it seems like Liara's motivations are mostly revenge at this point, though she does still hold out some hope that Feron can be saved. I still think the SB is a threat and is malevolent, but we just don't know this yet and to what extent...that may come to light in this DLC.

[Sigilius]

@Dinkamus_Littlelog: What I meant by furthering was rather in the sense of "renewing". Nothing new, just another (better) kiss, or some romantic banter (unlikely, but hopeful). Just something to reaffirm our conviction that there's something for Liara fans to fight for in ME3.

As for Benezia, the indoctrinated version would be acting exactly as Liara is, and that is rather frightening upon reflection. As for the original, she would have abstained from these displays of vengeance, and if she did pursue the Broker, it would be for the safety of the galaxy, not personal stake.

Modifié par Sigilius, 04 août 2010 - 05:06 .