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[JaylaClark]

LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...

JaylaClark wrote...

Still, someone who's intentionally doing a double-playthrough should take one for the team and go get her late.  And 'tube it.

I couldn't bring myself to play through the majority of the game without Liara. Knowing that she's there, trapped in the bubble, calling out for help.

I just...can't. Don't worry Liara! I'm coming for you!!

... I am so picturing you running to your Xbox and starting a game just to go get her .

[bergerrz]

LINK

[Jack Package]

LesEnfantsTerribles wrote...

JaylaClark wrote...

Still, someone who's intentionally doing a double-playthrough should take one for the team and go get her late.  And 'tube it.

I couldn't bring myself to play through the majority of the game without Liara. Knowing that she's there, trapped in the bubble, calling out for help.

I just...can't. Don't worry Liara! I'm coming for you!!

Yeah, also did that on the 2nd playthrough. And when my brother played it I persuaded him to do the mission first, too.
"You should really go to Therum first, it is the shortest mission, begin with that! The colonists on Feros will be allright, even if your arrive later, go to the digging site!"

[bergerrz]

Dam she doe's sound really hot in german. Although I've always been hot for german chicks:)

[JaylaClark]

justinnstuff wrote...

JaylaClark wrote...

Still, someone who's intentionally doing a double-playthrough should take one for the team and go get her late.  And 'tube it.

Wish I could, but I'm a 360 user without the proper hardware to record.

Same here, though eventually I'm getting an a/v card of some sort... not in the near future, though.

[Jack Package]

bergerrz wrote...

LINK

Yaaay!
Well, but it reminds me of how bad Shep sounds in comparison to the English dub.

[scmadsen]

bergerrz wrote...

LINK

Lacks the emotion of the English dub. German can be sexy, but they should of put more feeling into their lines, it also feels rushed. Maybe I just speak German too slowly, it's not as easy when it isn't your first language.

[JaylaClark]

scmadsen wrote...

bergerrz wrote...

LINK

Lacks the emotion of the English dub. German can be sexy, but they should of put more feeling into their lines, it also feels rushed. Maybe I just speak German too slowly, it's not as easy when it isn't your first language.

Same problem I had with Spanish.  As opposed to my current "Didn't speak it for a while, now I've forgotten it" problem.

[Jack Package]

scmadsen wrote...

bergerrz wrote...

LINK

Lacks the emotion of the English dub. German can be sexy, but they should of put more feeling into their lines, it also feels rushed. Maybe I just speak German too slowly, it's not as easy when it isn't your first language.

The love scene is really not well spoken. The previous ones where you just chat about asari culture and stuff are fine, but in this scene there is a lack of expression,... I admit.
Of course I had no comparison before so I liked it as it was.

[scmadsen]

Modifié par scmadsen, 23 avril 2010 - 01:43 .

[Jack Package]

The German dub is quite good all in all, except from Shep and the NPC's in ME1 (their dub is just HORRIBLE), but the rest sounds good, especially Wrex imo. Liara sounds good, but in this last romance scene it is not emotional enough, i also thing the wording is not that great, it could have been translated better.

Well, it is quite late here, so I will leave now. So, goodnight everyone..




Sleep well. And dream of bulbous blue women.

[WilliamShatner]

Do they give you the option of English with subtitles? If they didn't I'd be pissed and demand my money back due to lack of Hale!



Also bothers me when Japanese RPGs only come with English dubs. No excuses in this day and age, give us the original tracks!

[scmadsen]

A Drell...kill it with fire! I don't like Drell at all now, reminds me of...that guy...and I can't stand him...I kind of hope the Shadow Broker killed him, so I don't have to.

[JaylaClark]

scmadsen wrote...

A Drell...kill it with fire! I don't like Drell at all now, reminds me of...that guy...and I can't stand him...I kind of hope the Shadow Broker killed him, so I don't have to.

*sighs*

We've been over this, right, sc?  Feron and Lia never saw a tree, let alone sat in it and started k-i-s-s-i-n-g.

[WilliamShatner]

JaylaClark wrote...

scmadsen wrote...

A Drell...kill it with fire! I don't like Drell at all now, reminds me of...that guy...and I can't stand him...I kind of hope the Shadow Broker killed him, so I don't have to.

*sighs*

We've been over this, right, sc?  Feron and Lia never saw a tree, let alone sat in it and started k-i-s-s-i-n-g.

He's still an annoying character who spent three issues getting in Liara's way and his ruse in the fourth to provide a distraction for Liara was really rubbish.  I'm laughing just thinking about it.  How does this guy get hired for anything?

[JaylaClark]

scmadsen wrote...

JaylaClark wrote...
/self snip

It is true there is alot of that in this thread, and I'll admit to a bit of it myself. But I do try and keep things in perspective. I can be a rabid fan of Liara in one moment, totally pessimistic in the next, and to round it all out, I try to be relaxed and easy going. Life is too short to take so seriously, let alone something that's meant to be entertainment. Find those little moments that bring joy and ignore the stuff that doesn't. You'll live longer be happier.

Death can put life in perspective for people. As morbid as it sounds, people get horny at funerals, and alot of people meet and make connections at them. It's an odd thing, but when you see death, you think about life, it's just something people do. You want to grab a hold of what you can, because you might lose it tomorrow. You want to bring life into the world because you just saw how fleeting it can be. It makes death easier to deal with, when you feel you have control over life, if not your own, then making of a new one.

I know we'd all love to learn more about Liara and her past. However you know it will never happen, unless it's a book, that takes place before the events of ME1. Liara is 106/108, that's a long life time to cover and lots of adventures happened in that time, I'm sure. I'd for one buy that book. But you know they will never take the time put that information in game, it'd take too much time and cost too much.

Just remember, that Shepard knows everything about Liara and that has to be good enough, because we aren't going to get better then that. It's a little bonus we have, over the other LIs, it makes it all feel deeper, knowing that Shepard and Laira have shared every detail of their whole lives with each other.

As for Dragon Age...I got it thinking I might not really like it, but I was surprised when I did. Best game ever? No, not by a long shot...but it's not bad, and that's about as good as you can hope, in this day and age.

Well, I'm not too sure Shepard does know everything ... they were together for what, a month total?  Though I agree, it makes sense that they should've talked off-camera, so to speak, in the probable month-and-a-half or so that the mission took.

I still think that we should learn more than we did, and if they put it in book form I will pay hardcover prices to find out.  As would probably a lot of us -- how many of us squee'd over Good Night Little Wing a few pages back?  And that was just a silly picture, right?  No, it was a look back at how our Lia might've been.  I really wish they would have had at least another conversation or two in the first game, and they'd do well to consider adding at least a few lines to the next game or the expansion pack.

And Dragon Age to me is like 50 hours of awesome.

[scmadsen]

WilliamShatner wrote...

JaylaClark wrote...

scmadsen wrote...

A Drell...kill it with fire! I don't like Drell at all now, reminds me of...that guy...and I can't stand him...I kind of hope the Shadow Broker killed him, so I don't have to.

*sighs*

We've been over this, right, sc?  Feron and Lia never saw a tree, let alone sat in it and started k-i-s-s-i-n-g.

He's still an annoying character who spent three issues getting in Liara's way and his ruse in the fourth to provide a distraction for Liara was really rubbish.  I'm laughing just thinking about it.  How does this guy get hired for anything?

This, and him hitting on Liara is also annoying.

[WilliamShatner]

JaylaClark wrote...

scmadsen wrote...

JaylaClark wrote...
/self snip

It is true there is alot of that in this thread, and I'll admit to a bit of it myself. But I do try and keep things in perspective. I can be a rabid fan of Liara in one moment, totally pessimistic in the next, and to round it all out, I try to be relaxed and easy going. Life is too short to take so seriously, let alone something that's meant to be entertainment. Find those little moments that bring joy and ignore the stuff that doesn't. You'll live longer be happier.

Death can put life in perspective for people. As morbid as it sounds, people get horny at funerals, and alot of people meet and make connections at them. It's an odd thing, but when you see death, you think about life, it's just something people do. You want to grab a hold of what you can, because you might lose it tomorrow. You want to bring life into the world because you just saw how fleeting it can be. It makes death easier to deal with, when you feel you have control over life, if not your own, then making of a new one.

I know we'd all love to learn more about Liara and her past. However you know it will never happen, unless it's a book, that takes place before the events of ME1. Liara is 106/108, that's a long life time to cover and lots of adventures happened in that time, I'm sure. I'd for one buy that book. But you know they will never take the time put that information in game, it'd take too much time and cost too much.

Just remember, that Shepard knows everything about Liara and that has to be good enough, because we aren't going to get better then that. It's a little bonus we have, over the other LIs, it makes it all feel deeper, knowing that Shepard and Laira have shared every detail of their whole lives with each other.

As for Dragon Age...I got it thinking I might not really like it, but I was surprised when I did. Best game ever? No, not by a long shot...but it's not bad, and that's about as good as you can hope, in this day and age.

Well, I'm not too sure Shepard does know everything ... they were together for what, a month total?  Though I agree, it makes sense that they should've talked off-camera, so to speak, in the probable month-and-a-half or so that the mission took.

I still think that we should learn more than we did, and if they put it in book form I will pay hardcover prices to find out.  As would probably a lot of us -- how many of us squee'd over Good Night Little Wing a few pages back?  And that was just a silly picture, right?  No, it was a look back at how our Lia might've been.  I really wish they would have had at least another conversation or two in the first game, and they'd do well to consider adding at least a few lines to the next game or the expansion pack.

And Dragon Age to me is like 50 hours of awesome.

I'm pretty sure Ashley says something about being on the ship for a year towards the end of the game.  Although a year does seem like a long time when taking into account the race against time plot.

[scmadsen]

JaylaClark wrote...

Well, I'm not too sure Shepard does know everything ... they were together for what, a month total?  Though I agree, it makes sense that they should've talked off-camera, so to speak, in the probable month-and-a-half or so that the mission took.

I still think that we should learn more than we did, and if they put it in book form I will pay hardcover prices to find out.  As would probably a lot of us -- how many of us squee'd over Good Night Little Wing a few pages back?  And that was just a silly picture, right?  No, it was a look back at how our Lia might've been.  I really wish they would have had at least another conversation or two in the first game, and they'd do well to consider adding at least a few lines to the next game or the expansion pack.

And Dragon Age to me is like 50 hours of awesome.

You're forgetting about the power of the mind meld. They shared everything, every detail of every memory. That's powerful. So "we" and by that I mean "Shepard" knows everything about Liara, as does Liara know everything about Shepard. However we as players, don't know what our characters know. Thus we should really get that informantion in book form.

[JaylaClark]

scmadsen wrote...

JaylaClark wrote...

Well, I'm not too sure Shepard does know everything ... they were together for what, a month total?  Though I agree, it makes sense that they should've talked off-camera, so to speak, in the probable month-and-a-half or so that the mission took.

I still think that we should learn more than we did, and if they put it in book form I will pay hardcover prices to find out.  As would probably a lot of us -- how many of us squee'd over Good Night Little Wing a few pages back?  And that was just a silly picture, right?  No, it was a look back at how our Lia might've been.  I really wish they would have had at least another conversation or two in the first game, and they'd do well to consider adding at least a few lines to the next game or the expansion pack.

And Dragon Age to me is like 50 hours of awesome.

You're forgetting about the power of the mind meld. They shared everything, every detail of every memory. That's powerful. So "we" and by that I mean "Shepard" knows everything about Liara, as does Liara know everything about Shepard. However we as players, don't know what our characters know. Thus we should really get that informantion in book form.

Exactly... but I'd like to know how the meld works a little better.  If it's like Star Trek, the memories of the melder don't necessarily share, except in the bonding ceremony, as I recall.  Then again, I'm recalling an EU novel from before they policed them as well as the SW EU.

As a matter of fact... doesn't Shepard have the option to ask questions of Shiala right after their meld?  So it's not a fixed quantity, otherwise there'd be no point in having the option.

Still, the common ground is clear, we the players deserve to know as much about our LiLi as possible

[Jax Sparrow]

Larask wrote...

Jax Sparrow wrote...

Anyone know where I can find a bigger version of this image?  and/or where it came from?  Ratzerman said it came from pre ME1 but I have yet to find it anywhere... including BioWare Mass Effect websites.

I have one saved on my computer. It's a bit bigger:

Link

Thank you very much 

[scmadsen]

Well, Shepard got the racial and genetic memory of the Protheans, that would span thousands of years. It would be a bit of overload, so of course there would be questions at first, before being able to process it all. Shiala even says as much. Now on the other hand, Liara is only 106, that's alot less information to deal with, and I'm sure they melded more then once, so wouldn't that kind of reinforce the information.

Shepard shares the memory of the Beacon, and Liara knows it right away. So while "larger" memories might take more time to process, it's there. Think of what happens to Jack in SG1 with that computer that downloads all that informantion into him. That's what Shepard got from Shiala.

Modifié par scmadsen, 23 avril 2010 - 02:29 .

[mrbeavis19]

 omg! I just found out today that UDK is freeeee and I downloaded it. I'm gonna make ME3 and give the BBG her due before BW gets the chance to screw it up! lol 

Modifié par mrbeavis19, 23 avril 2010 - 02:49 .