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[ratzerman]

Yeled wrote...
I always default Shep to she.  I always play femshep (a strong woman kicking ass and saving the universe is just too cool), and so Shepard is a woman in my mind.  As far as I'm concerned the idea that Shepard can be male is rumor and conjecture at best.  I've seen no hard evidence! 

I'm the same way.  I've been playing as the same femshep ever since ME1 launched, and I rarely (if ever) play as other Shepards.  I can't help but see the ME universe through her eyes.  So whenever I talk about Shepard, it's always "she." 

[Yeled]

So I have to admit something. I hadn't played ME1 in two years. I know I loved the game and I know I loved the story and I know I loved the Liara romance, but honestly it wasn't very fresh in my mind. That was until a couple days ago. This thread inspired me to go back and create a new Shep and replay the original game that I had put up on a pedestal. And you know what I discovered?



The first game is great!



Ok, yes, the combat is clunky. I'm still having a bit of trouble unlearning what I learned in ME2. And there are little glitches here and there. And the inventory is kinda annoying. And while I like the general look of the armor, I hate that some of it is colored in ways that my shep would never wear and so I leave it off even though its better than what I already have.



But the story in the early part of the game is so damn compelling. Its all about the plight of humanity and their struggle to gain acceptance in a galaxy that is wary of them.



And Ashley and Kaiden are incredible. I love how they fit into the plot and everything, and how it makes sense that they are with you on the Normandy. I had underappreciated them the last time I played.



And I really enjoy Shepard, too. She's interesting, and her reactions to things are really interesting. She is essentially a top-flight marine, which I think is different than in ME2. She's more down to earth. More simple, but in a good way.



I can't tell you how much I've been enjoying replaying this game and finding the little easter eggs I'd forgotten over the years.



I'm on the citidel now, and haven't gone to get Liara yet. I'm super, super excited to do it, but I want to do it right. I may wind up replacing my earlier shepard with this new one as my default (which means I'll have to replay ME2 again), so I need the story to go the way I want it to. I can't wait to rescue her!

[AndroLeonidas]

General Stubbs wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Do you guys think they will really let new players romance Liara in ME3?
Personally I would prefer they didnt, I think that anyone who is going to play ME3 should experience the first two anyways.
I know that the default settings for ME2 suck if you dont import, and I personally am ok with that. I think that everyone should play each ME to get the fullest experience, as bad as that may sound to some new players.

I am pretty sure that the romance is over if you cheated on her in ME2 or didn't romance her at all.
She would be completely devestated and heartbroken if you cheated on her (it makes me so sad to think of Liara suffering even more than she already is:crying:. Liara Forever! <3).
I don't think there will be any more romances in ME3, it would be kind of strange to do in the last game.
I could be wrong though.

I tend to agree with this for the most part. That's why when I romanced Miranda to get the achievement I deleted the saved game afterwards. All the rest of my games are Liara loves!!

Finally got the comics today!!! Just finished reading #3. I don't care what any noob to this game says... her reaction to the SB in that room is someone who is not just a friend. That woman wants her lover back and she wants him back REAL BAADDDDD!!!!!

[Yeled]

General Stubbs wrote...

One thing that I believe is an indicator of the Liara Expansion being 15+ hours would be the fact that TIM lied to Shepard about who Liara worked for.
Why would he do that if Cerberus wasn't involved? It definitely means Cerberus and the SB are directly connected to each other (probably not in a friendly way).

Do you think its possible that TIM's line was a holdover from an earlier iteration of what was going to be in the game?  Meaning, do you think maybe BW messed up and had him say that and forgot to remove it before the game was released?  Or do you think they planned to have him lie and the whole thing was deliberate.

I actually kinda think it was an error.  TIM knows you're going to go to Illium, and that you'll probably wind up seeing her.  Isn't it pretty easy to get what TIM tells you varified, or not?  And there was no option to go back to TIM and pick the dialogue option, "You lied to me about Liara, and now I'm going to have to kill you!  And since I can't get to you I'll have to kill your proxy on this ship.  I'm sure Miranda is busy doing crap in her office.  Lie to me again and Jacob is next!"

[Yeled]

Yeled wrote...

So I have to admit something. I hadn't played ME1 in two years. I know I loved the game and I know I loved the story and I know I loved the Liara romance, but honestly it wasn't very fresh in my mind. That was until a couple days ago. This thread inspired me to go back and create a new Shep and replay the original game that I had put up on a pedestal. And you know what I discovered?

The first game is great!

Ok, yes, the combat is clunky. I'm still having a bit of trouble unlearning what I learned in ME2. And there are little glitches here and there. And the inventory is kinda annoying. And while I like the general look of the armor, I hate that some of it is colored in ways that my shep would never wear and so I leave it off even though its better than what I already have.

But the story in the early part of the game is so damn compelling. Its all about the plight of humanity and their struggle to gain acceptance in a galaxy that is wary of them.

And Ashley and Kaiden are incredible. I love how they fit into the plot and everything, and how it makes sense that they are with you on the Normandy. I had underappreciated them the last time I played.

And I really enjoy Shepard, too. She's interesting, and her reactions to things are really interesting. She is essentially a top-flight marine, which I think is different than in ME2. She's more down to earth. More simple, but in a good way.

I can't tell you how much I've been enjoying replaying this game and finding the little easter eggs I'd forgotten over the years.

I'm on the citidel now, and haven't gone to get Liara yet. I'm super, super excited to do it, but I want to do it right. I may wind up replacing my earlier shepard with this new one as my default (which means I'll have to replay ME2 again), so I need the story to go the way I want it to. I can't wait to rescue her!

I forgot to mention that I love having an actual enemy with a face so I can hate him.  Saren is awesome!

[ratzerman]

AndroLeonidas wrote...

I tend to agree with this for the most part. That's why when I romanced Miranda to get the achievement I deleted the saved game afterwards. All the rest of my games are Liara loves!!

Remember..... for us Liara fans, not earning the ME2 paramour achievement IS an achievement.

Modifié par ratzerman, 16 mars 2010 - 04:52 .

[Yeled]

TGFKAMAdmaX wrote...

wow...this thread seems very friendly unlike the tali thread........

We are friendly.  We only get mean if someone says we should suck it up and accept that what was done to the ME1 LIs made perfect sense.