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[JPfanner]

The picture is very explicit. Hypothetically if someone were to Google rule 34 paheal 414672 then they may or may not find it.

[ratzerman]

LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...
Somebody, that Liara pic can't be linked to here, it's very explicit and highly NSFW. Anyone who does link to it will likely get banned.

Is this the pic where she has one leg up in the air?  I hate the fact that her pose is so explicit, since the artist who drew it obviously has talent.  Liara's face in that image is one of the best I've ever seen.  Too bad the rest of the pic is so.... 
 

[Ulathar]

ratzerman wrote...
Too bad the rest of the pic is so....

out of character? :innocent:

[jlb524]

'Leg up in the air'??? What?? I need to check this out when I get home.

[bjdbwea]

I don't think this stuff should be (almost) linked or discussed here. Not that anyone would care about our thread, but still.

[JPfanner]

Her face is just gorgeous in it. I can't begrudge Liara being a healthy woman, it could be worse. That same artist did one with Femshep and Samara, although I did think Femshep's N7 stockings were kind of cute in that one. I think I did a fairly decent job decapitating and clothing her considering I have the artistic skills of a clam.

Which one of us hasn't bought that Fornax in game? : )

[Ulathar]

Modifié par Systemlord Baal, 25 mars 2010 - 06:34 .

[ratzerman]

JPfanner wrote...
Which one of us hasn't bought that Fornax in game? : )

I haven't.........  just because I refuse to let go of the foolish hope that Liara will eventually find her way to Shepard's quarters, and I don't want her to see it.  I realize that Liara will most likely be stuck behind that damned desk for the remainder of the trilogy, but still..... just in case, I want my quarters to be perfect for her.

[Marcin K]

Systemlord Baal wrote...

NICE ONE!! haven't seen this one here before

[AndroLeonidas]

JPfanner wrote...

AndroLeonidas wrote...
I realize what the reasons are... I'm saying they are not necessary and would not need Liara to 'watch over' so to speak. His/her neurological patterns would have already been altered by melding with Liara. As long as Cerberus brought him back exactly as he was, those patterns would still be there. Hence why TIM did not want Miranda to use a control chip. Also... Miranda states in one of her vid logs as you are escaping the station that if they didn't bring you back exactly as you were Lazurus would have failed.

If you have some thoughts on why Project Lazarus would work to mentally reconstruct Shepard then I'd like to hear them.  Shepard is brought back the same because TIM tells Miranda to do that isn't really covering the impossibility of that task.
How did they know Shepard was the same, with the same memories, beliefs, and morals?  There's only one way in Mass Effect to check that kind of stuff, and it involves asari.
I personally think that Liara wasn't involved, because involving her would make sense and show a depth of thought and consideration that is pretty much lacking in the entire game.  I think we're just supposed to accept that Cerberus used "technology" to bring Shepard back.  Even though that would never work in this situation.

I'm saying they would not need to work to mentally reconstruct him.

Exposure to the vacuum of space would have frozen him within seconds. According to doctors today, the brain can live for up to 24 hours before it begins to completely shut down. Now... if Shepard is frozen while in space as Miranda states in her logs, and then put in a cryo chamber... his body and all brain functions were paused in mid function the moment he was frozen. Essentially in mid thought process. When Cerberus recovered him and used their technology to thaw him out... essentially his brain would still be in the middle of the process it was conducting when he was frozen. He would have lost nothing of whom he was, memories, beliefs, morals... prior to be frozen... theoretically.

And given Cerberus's dislike of aliens... do you honestly believe they would bring an Asari in to help them rebuild Shepard? I don't believe that for a second.

[Unata]

Systemlord Baal wrote...

Wow awesome work!

[HomicidialFrog]

AndroLeonidas wrote...

JPfanner wrote...

AndroLeonidas wrote...
I realize what the reasons are... I'm saying they are not necessary and would not need Liara to 'watch over' so to speak. His/her neurological patterns would have already been altered by melding with Liara. As long as Cerberus brought him back exactly as he was, those patterns would still be there. Hence why TIM did not want Miranda to use a control chip. Also... Miranda states in one of her vid logs as you are escaping the station that if they didn't bring you back exactly as you were Lazurus would have failed.

If you have some thoughts on why Project Lazarus would work to mentally reconstruct Shepard then I'd like to hear them.  Shepard is brought back the same because TIM tells Miranda to do that isn't really covering the impossibility of that task.
How did they know Shepard was the same, with the same memories, beliefs, and morals?  There's only one way in Mass Effect to check that kind of stuff, and it involves asari.
I personally think that Liara wasn't involved, because involving her would make sense and show a depth of thought and consideration that is pretty much lacking in the entire game.  I think we're just supposed to accept that Cerberus used "technology" to bring Shepard back.  Even though that would never work in this situation.

I'm saying they would not need to work to mentally reconstruct him.

Exposure to the vacuum of space would have frozen him within seconds. According to doctors today, the brain can live for up to 24 hours before it begins to completely shut down. Now... if Shepard is frozen while in space as Miranda states in her logs, and then put in a cryo chamber... his body and all brain functions were paused in mid function the moment he was frozen. Essentially in mid thought process. When Cerberus recovered him and used their technology to thaw him out... essentially his brain would still be in the middle of the process it was conducting when he was frozen. He would have lost nothing of whom he was, memories, beliefs, morals... prior to be frozen... theoretically.

And given Cerberus's dislike of aliens... do you honestly believe they would bring an Asari in to help them rebuild Shepard? I don't believe that for a second.

Actually, as Kelly says, Cerberus doesn't hate Aliens at all, they just want to put Humankind on top. Only Kelly seemed to have been spoon-fed the more propagandered version.

Just because you want to be better than your fellow employees at work, doesn't mean you hate them it just means you want to do better for yourself.

Although, I still hate Cerberus mainly because of their goals, I don't like the idea of Humans being No.1.

[JPfanner]

ratzerman wrote...

JPfanner wrote...
Which one of us hasn't bought that Fornax in game? : )

I haven't.........  just because I refuse to let go of the foolish hope that Liara will eventually find her way to Shepard's quarters, and I don't want her to see it.  I realize that Liara will most likely be stuck behind that damned desk for the remainder of the trilogy, but still..... just in case, I want my quarters to be perfect for her.

It just shows up as a codex entry.  I figured it'd be a constructive use of time, trying to get a better understanding of asari and maybe pick up a few things to share with Liara.  Nothing wrong with having some fun within the relationship.  Liara is definitely very passionate towards Shepard, the way she snatches up Femshep and brings her in for the kiss in ME1 makes me all swoony.
Like yesterday when I said I wouldn't mind Kelly teaching my Shepard some of her stripper dances to show off to Liara.  It's just a fun thing to do with someone you care about.  Even though I don't have the Kelly intercom option on any of my Shepards, let alone make use of Kelly's special services myself.