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[Phen0m20]

mrbeavis19 wrote...

  lol this dude is definitely playing through the reunion right now

 
or he's reading redemption on itunes. 

[IndigoWolfe]

"Bioware wants me to say what to Shepard? I mean really?"

[scmadsen]

700 pages!

[rvayda141]

Whats with all the talk of Liara and shepard being on break? It sounds to me like someone is trying to justify a guilty conscience....but its ok, we all slip up, on my first playthrough i was gonna be loyal until i was on Miranda's loyalty mission and she bent over to pick up that blue suns communicator. But remember its what you do on the playthrough that you're gonna import that counts.

Also woot for 700

[JaylaClark]

screwoffreg wrote...

Cartims wrote...

JaylaClark wrote...

yorkj86 wrote...

I just realized that if Bioware intends to explain Liara's apparent apathy in ME2 by saying that she had moved on from Shepard between ME1 and ME2, or at least doesn't think of them as being in a relationship anymore, then they cannot implement these consequences of cheating they've mentioned will be in ME3.

Provided that they didn't (intentionally) write themselves in to a corner with this inconsistency, it must thus be necessarily true that Bioware doesn't consider them to be separated, or their writers must fill in the gap in their justification for why Liara and Shepard are so distant from each other in ME2.

I keep seeing this 'intended to be separated' in this and other threads.

I really don't know what to make of it, though.  Seriously, Shepard sends Liara, her girlfriend, to the escape pods, gets spaced, and ... two years later, but practically instantaneously to her, she's running around a space station shooting up droids, and anywhere from a week to a month later,she's on Illium talking to Liara again.  (It's an even shorter time with Ash/Kai 'mancers, of course.)

How could she intend to be anything, seriously...

They are on a break.

Then there is no such thing as cheating then, so the whole notion behind that is bunk then. Its a free for all of sex and the exchange of goods and services.

Pretty much ... I still think that Shep's got to be massively confused from her standpoint.  Two years gone, and her girlfriend or boyfriend has 'moved on with their life', and yet she's barely aware, even on a conscious level let alone a gut level, that there'd be any reason TO move on.  (I almost want to cite the South Park episode with the 'ice man' from a whopping 32 months ago, but that plays ... more realistically.  Even with the punch line "Seven and nine?")

[JaylaClark]

rynluna wrote...

screwoffreg wrote...

Then there is no such thing as cheating then, so the whole notion behind that is bunk then. Its a free for all of sex and the exchange of goods and services.

It's all speculation if they are on a break or not.  We will find out with dlc or ME3.  Let's try to keep the negativity to a minimmum in here, please.  <3 for Liara

Edit:  Yay 700!!!!!!!!

Okay, valid point, and ... valid CELEBRATION.

[rvayda141]

I did get the reference actually

[Sunnie]

Finaly home! I hate working late...

[JaylaClark]

Sunnie22 wrote...

Finaly home! I hate working late...

Sunnie's here!  The party can now begin!

[mrbeavis19]

Phen0m20 wrote...

mrbeavis19 wrote...

  lol this dude is definitely playing through the reunion right now

 
or he's reading redemption on itunes. 

Also quite a valid possibility

[JamieCOTC]

JaylaClark wrote...

yorkj86 wrote...

I just realized that if Bioware intends to explain Liara's apparent apathy in ME2 by saying that she had moved on from Shepard between ME1 and ME2, or at least doesn't think of them as being in a relationship anymore, then they cannot implement these consequences of cheating they've mentioned will be in ME3.

Provided that they didn't (intentionally) write themselves in to a corner with this inconsistency, it must thus be necessarily true that Bioware doesn't consider them to be separated, or their writers must fill in the gap in their justification for why Liara and Shepard are so distant from each other in ME2.

I keep seeing this 'intended to be separated' in this and other threads.

I really don't know what to make of it, though.  Seriously, Shepard sends Liara, her girlfriend, to the escape pods, gets spaced, and ... two years later, but practically instantaneously to her, she's running around a space station shooting up droids, and anywhere from a week to a month later,she's on Illium talking to Liara again.  (It's an even shorter time with Ash/Kai 'mancers, of course.)

How could she intend to be anything, seriously...

There’s the thing and we probably won’t know until ME3.  Yes, BioWare said that the relationship would still be valid, but “a bit rocky.”  Personally, I think they have written themselves into a corner and instead of addressing the issue, it will be ignored.  I firmly believe that the ME1 romances are intended to be re-romanced in ME3 and instead of filling in the gaps we will get a line or two about the past relationship.  It won’t be the first plot hole, nor the biggest, that BioWare has ignored.  Sorry to get so negative.

Here’s an idea.  What would you want your Shep to say or ask when confronting Liara and what would you want her to say in response?

[Sunnie]

JaylaClark wrote...

Sunnie22 wrote...

Finaly home! I hate working late...

Sunnie's here!  The party can now begin!

[JamieCOTC]

Oh, and congrats all on 700!

[mrbeavis19]

Cartims wrote...

Martinis for all!

lol I get the creeping suspicion that you're an alcoholic 

[Sunnie]

I just realized what I don't like about forums

I have to keep refreshing the stupid page to follow and participate in conversation

Why can't they use java and auto-push new posts?

[scmadsen]

Because Java is evil, and it's easy to back door and do nasty things with.