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OldMan91 wrote...

Or it may have been an accident.
I believe BioWare will fix the first reunion the in Expansion no matter what.

That is a pretty bad-arse picture.  Where is it from?

[Driveninhifi]

As for emotional Liara content: they really missed the opportunity to do it well by not having it in ME2. Unless the DLC retcons the entire interaction, that is.



The most interesting thing to explore would be her conflict between being in love with Shepard and wanting to rejoin the Normandy, being afraid Shepard would die again and not being able to abandon her hunt for the Shadow Broker.



The suicide mission is key to this because it's totally unbelievable that she'd just sit there knowing Shepard may die again. That's the interesting part here - she went through so much to get Shepard back and now may lose him/her again, and she can't come along.



Once the suicide mission is over, there's no tension there; postgame content with her won't have the same emotional content. All that's left is for Shepard to destroy the Shadow Broker and the two to get back together - there's literally no conflict in their relationship preventing this. They totally ignore the subtext of the suicide mission in their interaction, and it really suffers for it.

[SimonTheFrog]

General Stubbs wrote...

kaskouka wrote...

A little composition of my own : img716.imageshack.us/img716/2069/liaracomp01.jpg ^^

I always love looking at The Beautiful Blue Goddess.
Thanks for sharing that with us.

I cannot help thinking that it looks like Liara is kissing Liara. <3

[OldMan91]

That is a pretty bad-arse picture. Where is it from?

Google image "hell".

[SimonTheFrog]

Driveninhifi wrote...

As for emotional Liara content: they really missed the opportunity to do it well by not having it in ME2. Unless the DLC retcons the entire interaction, that is.

The most interesting thing to explore would be her conflict between being in love with Shepard and wanting to rejoin the Normandy, being afraid Shepard would die again and not being able to abandon her hunt for the Shadow Broker.

The suicide mission is key to this because it's totally unbelievable that she'd just sit there knowing Shepard may die again. That's the interesting part here - she went through so much to get Shepard back and now may lose him/her again, and she can't come along.

Once the suicide mission is over, there's no tension there; postgame content with her won't have the same emotional content. All that's left is for Shepard to destroy the Shadow Broker and the two to get back together - there's literally no conflict in their relationship preventing this. They totally ignore the subtext of the suicide mission in their interaction, and it really suffers for it.

It would have been nice to be able to go to her after the suicide mission and tell her "I'm fine, btw". But hey, so many things in life would be nice... can't have them all...

[Yeled]

kaskouka wrote...

A little composition of my own : img716.imageshack.us/img716/2069/liaracomp01.jpg ^^

It kind of looks like Liara is about to passionately kiss...Liara!

Hey, Liara, get away from Liara.  She's mine! 

[Yeled]

SimonTheFrog wrote...

I cannot help thinking that it looks like Liara is kissing Liara. <3

I guess we had the same thought.  Thread's really moving right now.

[Yeled]

Driveninhifi wrote...

The suicide mission is key to this because it's totally unbelievable that she'd just sit there knowing Shepard may die again. That's the interesting part here - she went through so much to get Shepard back and now may lose him/her again, and she can't come along.

Once the suicide mission is over, there's no tension there; postgame content with her won't have the same emotional content. All that's left is for Shepard to destroy the Shadow Broker and the two to get back together - there's literally no conflict in their relationship preventing this. They totally ignore the subtext of the suicide mission in their interaction, and it really suffers for it.

^ This is incredibly important and oh so true!  Plus it speaks to why her entire motivation makes no sense.  She did so much to recover a corpse, but now that the living person is here (and may die again) she's focused entirely on the SB?  What?

[Marcin K]

LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...

kaskouka wrote...

A little composition of my own : img716.imageshack.us/img716/2069/liaracomp01.jpg ^^

That's awesome. I agree, it would make a great wallpaper. Thanks!

superb pic!!! it would be great wallpaper of course!
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i'll probably have to go OFFLINE for night, as my PC overheats for unknown reason [only browser open CPU working100%, no viruses, scanned 1hr ago, so i guess i have to let it cool overnight...]

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Yeled wrote...

Driveninhifi wrote...

The suicide mission is key to this because it's totally unbelievable that she'd just sit there knowing Shepard may die again. That's the interesting part here - she went through so much to get Shepard back and now may lose him/her again, and she can't come along.

Once the suicide mission is over, there's no tension there; postgame content with her won't have the same emotional content. All that's left is for Shepard to destroy the Shadow Broker and the two to get back together - there's literally no conflict in their relationship preventing this. They totally ignore the subtext of the suicide mission in their interaction, and it really suffers for it.

^ This is incredibly important and oh so true!  Plus it speaks to why her entire motivation makes no sense.  She did so much to recover a corpse, but now that the living person is here (and may die again) she's focused entirely on the SB?  What?

Defnitely, and it is just made worse by how you end your dialog with her.
Shepard: I'll talk to you later Liara.
Liara:

Wow.

[Yeled]

SimonTheFrog wrote...

It would have been nice to be able to go to her after the suicide mission and tell her "I'm fine, btw". But hey, so many things in life would be nice... can't have them all...

Shepard:  "So, um, Liara...I'm back.  We won.  I'm ok.  You can stop worrying now."

Liara:  "I'm still waiting.  Still hunting.  The Shadow Broker can't hide forever."

Shepard:  "Um...ok.  But I'm back.  I was thinking we could, you know, go to dinner or something."

Liara:  "Even with Nyxeris dead, it could be years before I track the Shadow Broker down.  But someday he'll slip up.  And I'll be there..."

Shepard:  "So, well, maybe I'll take a rain check on that dinner then.  I'll talk to you later, Liara."

Modifié par Yeled, 15 mars 2010 - 07:15 .

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I think the group holding Liara back from expressing herself to Shepard is the same group that is controlling and manipulating Shepard to not express themselves in that scene. Bioware.

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You have to rescue Liara from the Shadow Broker, a bloated Elcor. She is chained to his throne and dressed in a skimpy dancers outfit. Also, there is a mercenary chasing you who wears a jetpack. I have forseen the future...