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[Nynaeve]

@Cartims - you've been drinking all day mate, may I join you?

[morrie23]

I've only read a brief synopsis of #4, but does anyone know if it gives any hint as to why TIM tells you that Liara is working for the SB at the start of ME2?

[Nynaeve]

Cartims wrote...

frij wrote...

@Cartims - you've been drinking all day mate, may I join you?

My pleasure.....let's toast Liara and our reunion, whenever it is!

Woo hoo! *clink*...............*glug glug glug*

[Noxis6]

I guess since the comic really adds nothing to the game we can try to pretend it never happened or something

[Shadowcat101]

After reading all the posts so far about the 4th comic and what Liara did in ME2 I am starting to feel somewhat distant from what is happening, like Cut off. Too many holes in the ship…. I think I’m just going to wait it out and see what, if anything, the BioWare writes can do to save the sinking ship that is my love for Liara’s Character. DLC would be a glimmer of hope, like a life raft. But the rest would have to be done in ME3… I do hope they can sort this all out…

[JPfanner]

LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...
Ah yeah, kind of like bookending the whole story. Still contradicts what is said in ME2 though, where she says she "Couldn't let you go" whereas at the end of Redemption she tells Miranda that maybe you should let Shepard go.

It's such a total fricking mess.

It is a mess, but I don't think any of us was exactly enthusiastic about learning that it was Cerberus behind reanimating Shepard.  I'm still amazed Shepard didn't get off that table themselves and start eating the people on that station.  My first playthrough I was constantly expecting to start developing side effects or something.  Apart from the cartoon scars and glowy eyes that is.
I think she's lying to Miranda about some things, and/or putting up a token resistance for her own conscience.  That she turns TIM's lies around to use on Miranda is just ironic.

[ratzerman]

I think we're glossing over a key point, or maybe I just haven't been able to follow the discussion closely enough.... but two years is a long time to rethink one's decisions. Maybe Liara was OK with turning Shepard's body over to Cerberus. But she obviously isn't OK with it now! These cries of "Liara doesn't care" might be true in the immediate aftermath of Redemption. But she obviously had a change of heart since then. She can barely live with herself now.

[GreedIsNoException]

Guys/Girls we need a new Liara pic!

[WilliamShatner]

bjdbwea wrote...

screwoffreg wrote...

People here keep slamming EA but I am not sure they are the enemy. They seem to give free reign to succesful franchises.

Who do you think decided to make a comic? Who set an obviously insufficient time frame and decided not to extend it once it became clear it was, duh, insufficient? Whose decision was it not to "waste" time making the second part of a trilogy, but a new game with the shooter fans and casual gamers as target audience? I could go on, but the bottom line is ME 2 has "EA" written all over it.

Not for a second do I believe that ME 2 would have turned out to be like *this*, if the good people who worked so hard on ME 1 would have been given the time, resources and freedom they had for ME 1. One could argue that all the changes were necessary to make it profitable, but I don't think that's true. For all we know, ME 1 was a financial success. The "problem" with EA is that for them profit absolutely has to be maximized, by any means necessary, at any cost to the product. Of course BioWare always had to look after the money, they too only exist because of it. But as long as they were independent, they could make their own decisions and could, even at the expense of losing some money, take the time needed to create a product that met their own high standards. That's over now, and it shows.

In any medium whether it's a book, film or video game a great story begins on the page.  If you don't write a good script, which is your foundation, you will get yourself into a sticky situation.  Lack of time might hinder a game in gameplay/technical aspect but it really shouldn't affect the story which should be completed before the first texture is created.  The problems with ME2 started when someone had the crack-addled idea to make the plot about a suicide mission and Shepard joining Cerberus.  I don't see how anyone can blame EA for any story decisions regarding ME2.  As far as we can tell it's down to lead writer Mac Walters and it's about time someone called him out and he stood up like a man.

[Asheer_Khan]

*Scratches head*... one thing i don't really get it...

In last part Lili says she need to help a friend so we can assume that this is related to Feron... but that new enemy stuff sounds pretty weird.



She already fought SB so he is out of the picture as "new" because he was her enemy since first issue, TiM?... doubtfull, Collectors/Reapers?...then she would not hesitated to join whit Shepard...

Is then possible that there is one more for now hidden "party" involved in this whole mess or i cant really put together this puzzle in some plausible form?