Support Liara T'Soni for ME3 - Squadmate and LI
#6151
Guest_LesEnfantsTerribles_*
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 11:50
Guest_LesEnfantsTerribles_*
I would like it though if the special Liara romance epilogue in ME3 for those of us who stayed loyal throughout the trilogy would be Shep and Liara become bondmates, and they have a family together. Would be a very sweet and touching ending.
#6152
Guest_Somebody1003_*
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 11:57
Guest_Somebody1003_*
And you get to hear that reflection romance music.LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...
Not only do I support the hug interrupt, but I also support Liara coming up to Shep's cabin at the end of her DLC and the pair of them having a tender, heartfelt and emotional conversation in which they both open their hearts to each other, admitting their mistakes to each other and vowing never to let each other go again. Followed by Shep and Liara embracing each other warmly, with a single tear trickling down Liara's cheek before the camera pans out and fades to black.
#6153
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 11:59
But within the context of game canon, I don't see any way for there to be a hidden lovechild without Liara having done a series of dishonest, stupid, and completely irresponsible actions that are TOTALLY out of bounds of her character.
#6154
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 12:00
I'm really hoping for something special for those of us who stayed loyal. And by special I mean something different than one dialogue-line that states "Oh you stayed loyal...how sweet of you.".
I also think after saving the galaxy 3 times (at the end of ME3) we, as in our Shepards, are entitled to settle down and start a family. :-)
#6155
Guest_Somebody1003_*
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 12:00
Guest_Somebody1003_*
If they did have a child Id think it would be after the reapers are destroyed and Shepard and Liara can finally relax. Right now with everything thats going on a kid would be another burden for them.Crimmsonwind wrote...
Honestly, I'd prefer not to have a child. I think there's just too much for Shepard to do, and Liara would probably want to come along for all that (when she's not busy obsessing over the Shadow Broker), and having a child would mean trying to keep it out of danger, which would just add a whole new level of stress and concern. MAYBE, some years from now, when the galaxy isn't in danger of being destroyed by Reapers, then they could have a child. Assuming Shepard (and Liara) lives that long.
Not to be all negative or anything. >.>
#6156
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 12:04
Again though, that's my view of my Shep, and I'm sure most people would want to chill out after saving the universe.
#6157
Guest_Somebody1003_*
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 12:09
Guest_Somebody1003_*
Well I have no idea what Shepard would really want to do after the defeat of the reapers.Crimmsonwind wrote...
@ Baal, Somebody- I guess it depends on how you RP your Shep in your mind, but I imagined Shepard as career military at this point. Nobody would complain if Shepard retired after saving the friggin' galaxy on several occasions but, Shepard would probably still want to kick some ass and keep the peace even after the fact, which doesn't leave a lot of room for "settling down."
Again though, that's my view of my Shep, and I'm sure most people would want to chill out after saving the universe.
Id assume however, that he would want to retire eventually and relax.
He is still young though so perhaps he would still like working for the alliance or as a specter.
What ever Bioware decides to do however, Id be happy with as long as they do a good job with Liara.
Modifié par Somebody1003, 16 mars 2010 - 12:09 .
#6158
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 12:09
LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...
I would like it though if the special Liara romance epilogue in ME3 for those of us who stayed loyal throughout the trilogy would be Shep and Liara become bondmates, and they have a family together. Would be a very sweet and touching ending.
I don't think the staying loyal will play any important role, regardless what the developers may say. IF they let Liara play an important role in ME 3, then I would almost bet that you can start the romance there too, without any disadvantages to speak of. It just wouldn't make sense to put much effort into developing something that new players will never see. That at least is the approach of BioWare/EA now, as we've learned with ME 2. I'd rather see that they develop a full Liara romance story arc for ME 3 (available for everyone), than just tack something on for old fans like they did with about everything that mattered in ME 1. Of course there would need to be some (small) acknowledgement for romances that started already in ME 1, and for people who remained faithful.
About the children during the game thing: BioWare did it once with Aerie in BG 2, and it was received with mixed opinions. I don't think they'd do something like that again, but it would certainly the most beautiful thing for an epilogue that I could imagine. But yet again, you have to take into consideration that there are other romances where it would probably not be biologically possible, including with the character the developers obviously see as the most important one. I fear they wouldn't give "us" anything which they can't give to their favourite fan group too.
Modifié par bjdbwea, 16 mars 2010 - 12:11 .
#6159
Guest_LesEnfantsTerribles_*
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 12:10
Guest_LesEnfantsTerribles_*
At the end of ME3, there is a time lapse and "5 Years Later" appears on screen. It shows Shepard's ship docking at the Citadel, and as Shep disembarks, it shows Liara and a little 5 year old asari waiting for him/her. The little girl runs up to Shep, excited to see her father/mother, before Shep then approaches Liara and they embrace warmly, smiling at each other.
Would be so sweet.
#6160
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 12:10
At least I assume the reapers will hit the galaxy pretty hard unless they are as lazy as the blight in DA:O.
#6161
Guest_LesEnfantsTerribles_*
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 12:25
Guest_LesEnfantsTerribles_*
bjdbwea wrote...
I don't think the staying loyal will play any important role, regardless what the developers may say. IF they let Liara play an important role in ME 3, then I would almost bet that you can start the romance there too, without any disadvantages to speak of. It just wouldn't make sense to put much effort into developing something that new players will never see. That at least is the approach of BioWare/EA now, as we've learned with ME 2. I'd rather see that they develop a full Liara romance story arc for ME 3 (available for everyone), than just tack something on for old fans like they did with about everything that mattered in ME 1. Of course there would need to be some (small) acknowledgement for romances that started already in ME 1, and for people who remained faithful.
Which is why a part of me wants it so that new players won't be able to romance Liara in ME3, and she's only a romance option for those who started it all the way back in ME1. If a hypothetical new Liara romance in ME3 is in any way detrimental to the loyal Liara romance from ME1, then I'd rather it's not there and we just get the deep development that a third part of Liara's romance would get. Those who only started a Liara romance in ME3, or those who cheated on her in ME2, should in my opinion get a weaker Liara romance epilogue than those of us who have remained loyal to her since ME1.
Honestly, I don't know why they'd cater to those who are just playing ME3. You jump into a trilogy right at the end, you expect to miss and misunderstand important elements to the game.
#6162
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 12:25
I can understand this and "equally sucks" seems to be a fundamental design principle with LI's.bjdbwea wrote...
About the children during the game thing: BioWare did it once with Aerie in BG 2, and it was received with mixed opinions. I don't think they'd do something like that again, but it would certainly the most beautiful thing for an epilogue that I could imagine. But yet again, you have to take into consideration that there are other romances where it would probably not be biologically possible, including with the character the developers obviously see as the most important one. I fear they wouldn't give "us" anything which they can't give to their favourite fan group too.
But still I can't help but be kind of hopeful, I mean Shepard could start a family with any of the ME1 LI's so having that jumpstarted option for an endgame reward for three games of romance wouldn't be totally out there or exclusive to Liara devotees.
Not to be mean or anything, but with some of the ME2 LI's people should be thankful that one or both partners don't die of toxic shock during intercourse, let alone complain about someone with the biological compatibility of styrofoam not being able to have kids.
Modifié par JPfanner, 16 mars 2010 - 12:26 .
#6163
Guest_LesEnfantsTerribles_*
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 12:41
Guest_LesEnfantsTerribles_*
Got to love how Liara describes the asari union in ME1. It means so much to her, and it shows how much she cares for Shep.
#6164
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 12:42
LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...
Which is why a part of me wants it so that new players won't be able to romance Liara in ME3, and she's only a romance option for those who started it all the way back in ME1. If a hypothetical new Liara romance in ME3 is in any way detrimental to the loyal Liara romance from ME1, then I'd rather it's not there and we just get the deep development that a third part of Liara's romance would get. Those who only started a Liara romance in ME3, or those who cheated on her in ME2, should in my opinion get a weaker Liara romance epilogue than those of us who have remained loyal to her since ME1.
Honestly, I don't know why they'd cater to those who are just playing ME3. You jump into a trilogy right at the end, you expect to miss and misunderstand important elements to the game.
I agree, but this is not how it works. Again: If you make it exclusive to ME 1 players, you would almost certainly get a small, tacked-on thing. We (the old fans) are just not important enough, as we've been shown in ME 2. We still all bought the game, didn't we? EA isn't evil or something like that, but they are business people first. They will veto anything that "wastes" too much time on things that new players can't see, like I'm sure they already did during development for ME 2. Wish it were different, but that's just the way it is now, and BioWare has to abide by it. We have to be realistic, therefore I'd prefer Liara as a real LI for everyone, rather than just a few sentences thrown in for the old fans (don't forget that in ME 2 we weren't even given that much). If they do go with the latter, my best hope is that we would at least get a proper epilogue.
Off-topic: Grrr... wonder if this forum software will ever get the patches it really needs? <_<
Modifié par bjdbwea, 16 mars 2010 - 12:47 .
#6165
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 12:56
jbauck wrote...
Screenshots posted by Aheer_Khan, but I'm removing quote tags ... these begged for captioning (swapped the order of the last two) ...
"Shepard! I cannot believe you recreated my Storage Room from the Original Normandy on the New Normandy!"
"Perhaps we should ... test how much weight this table can support? For safety. We wouldn't want it to break."
"Like on the SR1."
"Though ... I have heard disturbing rumors about *cough* safety tests in your quarters. With that ... that ... "
" ... that YEOMAN.".
"I know ... I know it was ... just dinner. But Shepard?"
"From now on ... only I feed your fish."
Love it, especially the last one...
For the thoughts on a "love child" and Liara possibly keeping it a secret:
1. Sheps been gone fore 2 years - dead!
2. Maybe the child has been taken by the shadowbroker, would explain Liaras obssesion.
3. Liara is still a maiden, only 106 in Me 1, so she is not in her reproduction stage of life.
LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...
I remember someone posting it a while back, but I like this idea:
At the end of ME3, there is a time lapse and "5 Years Later" appears on screen. It shows Shepard's ship docking at the Citadel, and as Shep disembarks, it shows Liara and a little 5 year old asari waiting for him/her. The little girl runs up to Shep, excited to see her father/mother, before Shep then approaches Liara and they embrace warmly, smiling at each other.
Would be so sweet.
This idea I like...
Atleast my Shep is not the "settle down, family type". Hes more like a Kirk version; new adventure, save the galaxy from new threats and things like that. He will always be the commander/captain of the Normandy. But He can still have a family waiting for him at home, and of course it has to be with Liara. He could never love anyone else....
Noxis6 wrote...
Hm I could see Shepard assuming some kind of leadership position given he/she survives the last game like Anderson,leading the galaxy to a new age and working on rebuilding the damage.
At least I assume the reapers will hit the galaxy pretty hard unless they are as lazy as the blight in DA:O.
I imagen that in Me 3 Shep has to unite al the galexys races agains the reaper threat.
He cant do this under thehuman Alliance flag, but have to start a new galaxtic armyforce (like the starfleet in Star Trek) where race or gender doesnt matter.
This will be a way to keep peace after the reaper threat is gone.
Aboute romancing Liara in Me 3 only if you did it in ME 1, I think wouldnt be more then fair.
There has to be some consequences for your actions in the first 2 games. You cant jump, for thouse how does that, from one LI to another without it affecting the story. Not if BW want the game to feel real.
Oops, this post got wery long...
Modifié par Little Mama, 16 mars 2010 - 01:00 .
#6166
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 01:04
Yes they are.bjdbwea wrote...
EA isn't evil or something like that [...]
#6167
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 01:08
2 years is more than enough gestation time. If she had a child by Shepard, they'd definitely be born by then. Even living for a thousand years, I think evolution would favour short(er) gestations.
I was also under the impression that Asari have very precice control over their own fertility, due to the mostly psionic nature of conception.
@JaylaClark
I'm a Liaramancer from ME1, I fell for her sweet geeky self. I think there's real possibilities with her personality in ME2. What Bioware have failed to do thus far is explain the progression from geeky doctor to wearing-a-tough-mask grief/guilt-torn information broker. Hopefully the last Redemption comic will be the bridge.
I cetainly don't want to see her completely return to being Dr Geek Girl, because that would be completely unbelievable. On the other hand, I don't think she's as cold as some people are making her out to be in ME2, I think she's doing a pretty valiant job hiding her pain. You just don't experience that kind of pain and come out the other side as exactly the same person you were when you went in.
@LesEnfantsTerribles
I'd hate to see Bioware going down the path, yet again, of having the PC be the main influence on an NPCs personality. I can talk a friend who is racist all I like about being racist and how it's wrong, I can lead by example even, with my treatment of others. But people are not clay, I can't mold them into my image and make them no longer racist. Largely how a person changes is up to them. They are the only ones in control of their own minds and personalities.
Besides which, that's one step away from controling whether or not Bastila Shan is Sith or Jedi. Which is a plot line I don't want to ever see again in a Bioware game, thanks. (Aribeth and Bastila were two too many, IMHO!)
I don't mind if we can influence them, but we should not be the only determining factor in any changes NPCs go through. The world should not really revolve around the PC.
@JPfanner (regarding Asari physiology and gynecology
Those are pretty much my thoughts exactly.
@Everyone about a Baby.
My Shepard does not want a child anywhere in the near future, and I'm sure she's not the only one. If they put it into the Epilogue, that's kind of forcing "Childfree"!Shepard into having a child, and that's not on.
Remember also that Asari don't tend to have children until their Matron stage, and there's probably no real hurry for them to have kids anyway given Liara's lifespan, and who knows what Cerebus's project did to Shepards lifespan? (Not to mention the Prothean Beacons!!)
@Systemlord Baal
Not everyone thinks that settling down and "starting a family" is the Happily Ever After ending for them.
@Somebody1003
Hey! What about Female Shepard? Why do people insist on defaulting Shepard to he? I guess I'm just going to default her to she from now on just for balance sake.
@Bjdbwea
The settling down thing might be the most beautiful ending for you. But I can assure you that it is hardly universal.
@LET again
Or it might just be coincidence that all three ME1 LIs are "fertile". (Actually, we don't know that - Kaiden and/or Ashley might be sterile for some reason or other, and it just never came up in the game.)
Apologies for the length and perhaps the incoherancy, but I'm trying to get myself to bed... So I can come back to 10 more pages tomorrow morning. >.<
#6168
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 01:17
Zandilar wrote...
@Systemlord Baal
Not everyone thinks that settling down and "starting a family" is the Happily Ever After ending for them.
And I didn't say that everyone thinks or should think so. I merely pointed out that Shepard would be entitled to settle down. There are many possibilities. :-)
Modifié par Systemlord Baal, 16 mars 2010 - 01:19 .
#6169
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 01:23
Modifié par bjdbwea, 16 mars 2010 - 01:24 .
#6170
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 01:30
Modifié par Systemlord Baal, 16 mars 2010 - 01:31 .
#6171
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 01:31
#6172
Guest_General Stubbs_*
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 01:43
Guest_General Stubbs_*
Maybe if you express a disinterest in having a child when you and Liara talk about it, the epilogue would be different and Liara and Shep would stay out in the galaxy.
If you did express an interest in children, the epilogue would be about Shep, Liara, and their children together and settled down.
Fallout 3 did it (in a way).
I don't think Shepard is going to have to do the hero sacrifice, that has been used way too much.
#6173
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 01:47
Little Mama wrote...
"Though ... I have heard disturbing rumors about *cough* safety tests in your quarters. With that ... that ... "
" ... that YEOMAN."
Shepard: [smilie]../../../images/forum/emoticons/whistling.png[/smilie]
I love that expression.
#6174
Guest_LesEnfantsTerribles_*
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 01:56
Guest_LesEnfantsTerribles_*
General Stubbs wrote...
What if, through loving conversations with Liara in ME3, decided what type of epilogue you would have?
Maybe if you express a disinterest in having a child when you and Liara talk about it, the epilogue would be different and Liara and Shep would stay out in the galaxy.
If you did express an interest in children, the epilogue would be about Shep, Liara, and their children together and settled down.
Fallout 3 did it (in a way).
I don't think Shepard is going to have to do the hero sacrifice, that has been used way too much.
I think this is the way they will go if they're going to have multiple epilogues, which is likely given that ME3 is the last game so they don't have to worry about carry over into a new game.
I'd like that if you can choose the romance epilogue through conversation with Liara, in which you plan for the future with her. You express a desire to settle down, be bondmates and have children with Liara, then that's what'll happen at the end. If you tell Liara if you want her to travel with you righting wrongs and serving the Alliance/Council as a Spectre, then you'll get Shep and Liara flying off in their ship for the ending. It'd be an interesting and immersive way of doing it.
#6175
Posté 16 mars 2010 - 02:04




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