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Support Liara T'Soni for ME3 - Squadmate and LI

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Posté 15 mars 2010 - 12:15

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It depends though on the asari's age.

If she is already in her maiden stage then she might not take on another partner since most asari settle down and raise children at that stage.
And after that most asari dont take on a partner when in the matriarch stage.


That's the Matron stage, not the Maiden stage.  In the Maiden stage, most Asari go out and explore and enjoy wild lives.

Maiden
Matron
Matriarch

You're also missing my point.

Modifié par yorkj86, 15 mars 2010 - 12:20 .

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Posté 15 mars 2010 - 12:28

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Well, if a Matron has an asari daughter, and she's out and about by the time she's I dunno, 40, It's very plausible that the Matron take on multiple partners and have multiple children. Especially if they're partnering with somebody like a salarian, who's short-lived. If your daughter is out in the world and you've still got another few hundred years to live, you'd probably have a few more kids too.

I think it's sweet, though. Do you remember the salarian and the asari by the shop in Illium, I think it's called "Memories of Illium." He was so worried about getting something that his partner would remember him by, and the daughter kept assuring him that neither she nor her mother would forget him, and that she would love whatever she got her mother. He was particularly worried about the fish, because she would outlive it just like him. It was sad, but it shows the emphasis that asari place on remembering the good times they have with their partners. They seem to take that to heart, or at least some of them do.

But moving on in life and having multiple partners is how they roll. :P

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Posté 15 mars 2010 - 12:37

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Say guys when Shepard and Liara get together and start a family how many kids do you think they will have?And what do you think they will name them.

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Posté 15 mars 2010 - 12:41

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In my mind atleast there firstborn would be a Shiara from combinding Shepard and Liara

The stages look like this:

Maiden; begins at birth and is marked by the drive to explore and experience. Most young asari are curious and restless.

Matron;  begins around the age of 350, though it can be triggered earlier if the individual melds frequently. This period is marked by a desire to settle in one area and raise children.

Matriarc; begins around 700 years of age, or later if the individual melds rarely. Matriarchs become active in their community as sages and councilors, dispensing wisdom from centuries of experience. Their knowledge and guidance may be one reason why Matriarchs are rarely seen outside asari space.
However, it should be noted that, each stage can be started whenever an asari feels that she has reached the correct level of maturity. While each stage of life is marked by strong biological tendencies, individuals do make unexpected life choices. For example, there are Maidens who stay close to home rather than explore, Matrons who would rather work than build a family, and Matriarchs who have no interest in community affairs.

In ME 1 Liara tells Shepard that see is ONLY 106, hardly a child by asari standards.

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Posté 15 mars 2010 - 12:44

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Little Mama wrote...

In my mind atleast there firstborn would be a Shiara from combinding Shepard and Liara

The only problem with that is that it sounds awfully close to

a)Shiala, the mystical green asari :P

b)Sha'ira the asari "consort (and occasional prostitute)"

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Posté 15 mars 2010 - 12:45

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yorkj86 wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

It depends though on the asari's age.

If she is already in her maiden stage then she might not take on another partner since most asari settle down and raise children at that stage.
And after that most asari dont take on a partner when in the matriarch stage.


That's the Matron stage, not the Maiden stage.  In the Maiden stage, most Asari go out and explore and enjoy wild lives.

Maiden
Matron
Matriarch

You're also missing my point.

Right, thats what I meant I mix up the first 2.
What exactly did you mean though then?

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revan11exile wrote...

Say guys when Shepard and Liara get together and start a family how many kids do you think they will have?And what do you think they will name them.


Well, from a role-playing standpoint, as far as my Shepard goes, he trusts Samara more than anyone, the exception being Liara, of course. 

He would ask Samara for her to be the Godmother to his children (and explain to her what a Godmother is, if the concept is unfamiliar to her).  Then, he would ask her if she wouldn't mind if he was to name one of his own children after her.  Then, of course, he would ask Liara if she's okay with this, too.

For some reason,  I have the number "four" stuck in my head as the number of children they would have.

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Somebody1003 wrote...

yorkj86 wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

It depends though on the asari's age.

If she is already in her maiden stage then she might not take on another partner since most asari settle down and raise children at that stage.
And after that most asari dont take on a partner when in the matriarch stage.


That's the Matron stage, not the Maiden stage.  In the Maiden stage, most Asari go out and explore and enjoy wild lives.

Maiden
Matron
Matriarch

You're also missing my point.

Right, thats what I meant I mix up the first 2.
What exactly did you mean though then?


I was discussing the number of romantic implications present when a non-Asari has an Asari as a wife, and when a non-Asari has a child with an Asari.

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Posté 15 mars 2010 - 12:50

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Samara is stone dead in my playtrough...

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I do believe that the Asari are my favorite race out of them all (It is not just because I love Liara fanatically either).
They are very interesting, romantically, they have to deal with the deaths of their spouses and seem to be able to move on sometimes (I guess it depends on how much they loved their spouse).
It can be saddening to think about it when their partners die, they have to live on without them. But, I guess they always have a part of their partners with them because of the Union.

I think the Asari are amazing on a biological level (not just because they are a race of females, lol) their life span without mechanical aid or biological engineering is amazing.
Even the actual act of the Union is interesting to think about, they can look into their partners memories and become "one" with them.

I believe they are my favorite race in any video game.

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Posté 15 mars 2010 - 01:15

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Time to get some sleep. Nighty night.

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General Stubbs wrote...

I do believe that the Asari are my favorite race out of them all (It is not just because I love Liara fanatically either).
They are very interesting, romantically, they have to deal with the deaths of their spouses and seem to be able to move on sometimes (I guess it depends on how much they loved their spouse).
It can be saddening to think about it when their partners die, they have to live on without them. But, I guess they always have a part of their partners with them because of the Union.

I think the Asari are amazing on a biological level (not just because they are a race of females, lol) their life span without mechanical aid or biological engineering is amazing.
Even the actual act of the Union is interesting to think about, they can look into their partners memories and become "one" with them.

I believe they are my favorite race in any video game.

They can also make their nervous system and their partners one during the melding.

I wonder how Liara would take it once Shepard really does die, and she was his romance.:crying:

Modifié par Somebody1003, 15 mars 2010 - 01:25 .

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Posté 15 mars 2010 - 01:34

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JPfanner wrote...

Little Mama wrote...

frij wrote...

Image IPB

Never seen this pic before...


Where did you get it????? 
That one is not from ME1 I think....  looks more like ME 2 graic...
hm...

I don't see this particular one there but it looks like these http://www.creativeu...s-effect_a.html


This is from one of the very first screenshots that were released for Mass Effect 1. As I recall.

Man, this brings back memories...

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Posté 15 mars 2010 - 01:42

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Have you noticed that we've never met an asari Spectre? We've met a couple turian Spectres and of course our favorite human Spectre. But no others. I guess an asari Justicar isn't very different...but I find the idea of a young asari Spectre kind of awesome.

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Somebody1003 wrote...

General Stubbs wrote...

I do believe that the Asari are my favorite race out of them all (It is not just because I love Liara fanatically either).
They are very interesting, romantically, they have to deal with the deaths of their spouses and seem to be able to move on sometimes (I guess it depends on how much they loved their spouse).
It can be saddening to think about it when their partners die, they have to live on without them. But, I guess they always have a part of their partners with them because of the Union.

I think the Asari are amazing on a biological level (not just because they are a race of females, lol) their life span without mechanical aid or biological engineering is amazing.
Even the actual act of the Union is interesting to think about, they can look into their partners memories and become "one" with them.

I believe they are my favorite race in any video game.

They can also make their nervous system and their partners one during the melding.

I wonder how Liara would take it once Shepard really does die, and she was his romance.:crying:

Indeed, they can become "one" during the melding as well.
I always love seeing Liara's eyes go black. :wub:<3

BioWare could play off of the cybernetics, Shep could very well live to be a 1000.
I don't know if any other being in the galaxy has as advanced cybernetics replacing various bodily parts.

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General Stubbs wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

General Stubbs wrote...

I do believe that the Asari are my favorite race out of them all (It is not just because I love Liara fanatically either).
They are very interesting, romantically, they have to deal with the deaths of their spouses and seem to be able to move on sometimes (I guess it depends on how much they loved their spouse).
It can be saddening to think about it when their partners die, they have to live on without them. But, I guess they always have a part of their partners with them because of the Union.

I think the Asari are amazing on a biological level (not just because they are a race of females, lol) their life span without mechanical aid or biological engineering is amazing.
Even the actual act of the Union is interesting to think about, they can look into their partners memories and become "one" with them.

I believe they are my favorite race in any video game.

They can also make their nervous system and their partners one during the melding.

I wonder how Liara would take it once Shepard really does die, and she was his romance.:crying:

Indeed, they can become "one" during the melding as well.
I always love seeing Liara's eyes go black. :wub:<3

BioWare could play off of the cybernetics, Shep could very well live to be a 1000.
I don't know if any other being in the galaxy has as advanced cybernetics replacing various bodily parts.

Not that I would complain but 1000 seems a bit much for usual lifespan of 150, even with cybernetics.

But it would be nice if they did that, then you can stay with Liara for a long time.:wub:

Modifié par Somebody1003, 15 mars 2010 - 01:54 .

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Posté 15 mars 2010 - 01:54

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Asari romance with other spieces is not unlike that described by Tolkein when it comes to romance between elves and men.  There is a poem (either at the end of Return of the King or in the Simarillion) about an elf whose love dies and she goes on after him.  Very sad.

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Little Mama wrote...

Samara is stone dead in my playtrough...


Then it's a good thing my playthrough isn't your playthrough, isn't it.

Modifié par yorkj86, 15 mars 2010 - 01:59 .

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I just meant it could be done.
I honestly expect to have the technology necessary to live until 300-400 in the next thirty - fifty years, so that would be why I would say 1000 is likely.

It all depends on if the writers want to go for a really happy ending or not.

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Posté 15 mars 2010 - 02:02

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Happy doesn't always equal best. :P



You can have an incredible, moving ending, and it can be really sad.



Not saying I want a sad ending though. I'd love to ride off into the sunset, alive and well, with Liara.

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Riding off into the sunset with Liara would be the perfect ending to ME3. :wub:
Hell, it would have been the perfect beginning to ME2.
Even though my Shep is always a Paragon, she would have said, "F**k Joker, lets get the hell out of here Liara!" if the option was available.

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Posté 15 mars 2010 - 02:22

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General Stubbs wrote...

Riding off into the sunset with Liara would be the perfect ending to ME3. :wub:
Hell, it would have been the perfect beginning to ME2.
Even though my Shep is always a Paragon, she would have said, "F**k Joker, lets get the hell out of here Liara!" if the option was available.


Now, General, keep remembering one thing -- Shep's job is to get everyone off the ship.  Granted, it's hecka rude of Joker to refuse to evacuate if he knows this, and of course he knows this...

Still, I admit to being tempted anyway ...

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Posté 15 mars 2010 - 02:26

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General Stubbs wrote...

I just meant it could be done.
I honestly expect to have the technology necessary to live until 300-400 in the next thirty - fifty years, so that would be why I would say 1000 is likely.

It all depends on if the writers want to go for a really happy ending or not.


... and I still think that my Shep living to a hundred sixty and having Liara, as well as their 80 year old, 100 year old and 120 year old daughters around her bed to see her off, counts as a happy ending.  Shepard wouldn't really be leaving her alone, in that case, right?

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JaylaClark wrote...

General Stubbs wrote...

I just meant it could be done.
I honestly expect to have the technology necessary to live until 300-400 in the next thirty - fifty years, so that would be why I would say 1000 is likely.

It all depends on if the writers want to go for a really happy ending or not.


... and I still think that my Shep living to a hundred sixty and having Liara, as well as their 80 year old, 100 year old and 120 year old daughters around her bed to see her off, counts as a happy ending.  Shepard wouldn't really be leaving her alone, in that case, right?

If Shepard has children with her then she can really remember Shepard every time she sees their kids.:wub:

And their kids would live on for another 1000 years.

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Yeled wrote...

Asari romance with other spieces is not unlike that described by Tolkein when it comes to romance between elves and men.  There is a poem (either at the end of Return of the King or in the Simarillion) about an elf whose love dies and she goes on after him.  Very sad.


The Tale of Beren and Lúthien.  Beren is slain, and Lúthien sacrifices her immortality so that Beren will be brought back to life.   They then live the rest of their mortal lives together, and die together.

Made me tear up just typing that :crying:
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