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[FatherNestor]

sergio71785 wrote...

I wish there was a dedicated downward "splat" ability with the Hammerhead... like the Manta in UT2K4

Oh man it was sheer joy to instakill people with the Manta by pancaking them.

Nestor approves +13

[Goodwood]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...
Oh, I have a recording of a Tali's response to Shepard on Grunt's recruitment, when you scare that merc.

Shepard: "If you start limping now you might find a shady spot before you bleed out"

Tali: "The scare was a nice touch"

Aww, Tali's adorable even when showing her renegade side. <3

Someone posted the "renegage scale" for ME1 a while back.  It was supposed to dictate who would suggest the renegade stuff during in-mission conversations based on who was in the party.  Obviously Wrex was the most renegade.  Tali sat right in the middle, as I recall.

With Liara and Kaiden in the party, Liara will headshot Saren's corpse.

[Azint]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Someone posted the "renegage scale" for ME1 a while back.  It was supposed to dictate who would suggest the renegade stuff during in-mission conversations based on who was in the party.  Obviously Wrex was the most renegade.  Tali sat right in the middle, as I recall.

Oh yeah, that. I've got it memorized.
Paragon
-Liara
-Kaiden
-Tali
-Ashley
-Garrus
-Wrex
Renegade

This only applies to Mass Effect, of course. I believe they did away with it for ME2.

[NuclearBuddha]

cannedcream wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

I'm finding myself more compelled each time to ignore the "help with Shadow Broker" option in favor of the "Don't give into temptation" convo (which is otherwise lost).  The "oh, I'm not my mother, I want to be this way" line makes me less sympathetic.

I've never tried that one before. I think I will next time if for no other reason than to save me from running all over that same station again.

Oh, well, you still have to do Liara's dirty work for that option to come up.  I'm thinking the best route for narrative purposes (for me, at least) would be to at least figure out what her problem is ("I couldn't let you go..") and then to tell her straight up she's acting like her mother.

[NuclearBuddha]

Azint wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Someone posted the "renegage scale" for ME1 a while back.  It was supposed to dictate who would suggest the renegade stuff during in-mission conversations based on who was in the party.  Obviously Wrex was the most renegade.  Tali sat right in the middle, as I recall.

Oh yeah, that. I've got it memorized.
Paragon
-Liara
-Kaiden
-Tali
-Ashley
-Garrus
-Wrex
Renegade

This only applies to Mass Effect, of course. I believe they did away with it for ME2.

That's it.  LOL at Ash's place.

[cannedcream]

Azint wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Someone posted the "renegage scale" for ME1 a while back.  It was supposed to dictate who would suggest the renegade stuff during in-mission conversations based on who was in the party.  Obviously Wrex was the most renegade.  Tali sat right in the middle, as I recall.

Oh yeah, that. I've got it memorized.
Paragon
-Liara
-Kaiden
-Tali
-Ashley
-Garrus
-Wrex
Renegade

This only applies to Mass Effect, of course. I believe they did away with it for ME2.

Yeah, we now know how actuate that list is.

[DrakeforBake]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...
Oh, I have a recording of a Tali's response to Shepard on Grunt's recruitment, when you scare that merc.

Shepard: "If you start limping now you might find a shady spot before you bleed out"

Tali: "The scare was a nice touch"

Aww, Tali's adorable even when showing her renegade side. <3

Someone posted the "renegage scale" for ME1 a while back.  It was supposed to dictate who would suggest the renegade stuff during in-mission conversations based on who was in the party.  Obviously Wrex was the most renegade.  Tali sat right in the middle, as I recall.

Liara > Kaidan > Tali > Ashley > Garrus > Wrex

Was the order I believe. Paragon > Renegade.

I've been gone for awhile  <_<. I miss anything?

[NuclearBuddha]

Goodwood wrote...
With Liara and Kaiden in the party, Liara will headshot Saren's corpse.

Whoa!  Had no idea Liara would do that.  I was almost positive it simply wasn't an option for her due to the scale.  But then again, I didn't save Kaidan.  I had Garrus taking care of Saren.  Send a turian to kill a turian.

Modifié par NuclearBuddha, 24 mars 2010 - 06:26 .

[Azint]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

That's it.  LOL at Ash's place.

Ash shot Saren in the face, Tali just stood there. Yeah.

Modifié par Azint, 24 mars 2010 - 06:27 .

[greywarden1212]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

runescapeguy9 wrote...

Guys guys guys...TALI

Dat ass.

..... i feel like a sex bandit
kasumi is pretty hot but gotta say tali for life
.................................................................................................^ I ^ NEED ^ THAT ^....... only alien i'd have sex with

[cannedcream]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Oh, well, you still have to do Liara's dirty work for that option to come up.  I'm thinking the best route for narrative purposes (for me, at least) would be to at least figure out what her problem is ("I couldn't let you go..") and then to tell her straight up she's acting like her mother.

Question; do you think that Liara was always going to become something like this, or was it the death of Shepard that made her drop her 'innocent girl' attitude and become like her mother?
 

[Goodwood]

cannedcream wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Oh, well, you still have to do Liara's dirty work for that option to come up.  I'm thinking the best route for narrative purposes (for me, at least) would be to at least figure out what her problem is ("I couldn't let you go..") and then to tell her straight up she's acting like her mother.

Question; do you think that Liara was always going to become something like this, or was it the death of Shepard that made her drop her 'innocent girl' attitude and become like her mother?
 

Answer: It was Shepard's death and the aftermath that did it, obviously. If Shepard is any kind of friend, she will help Liara get her head on straight if/when the opportunity presents itself.

[greywarden1212]

cannedcream wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Oh, well, you still have to do Liara's dirty work for that option to come up.  I'm thinking the best route for narrative purposes (for me, at least) would be to at least figure out what her problem is ("I couldn't let you go..") and then to tell her straight up she's acting like her mother.

Question; do you think that Liara was always going to become something like this, or was it the death of Shepard that made her drop her 'innocent girl' attitude and become like her mother?
 

I think it was not only loosing shep, but loosing the friends she made with the crew. Plus the influence from her mother. \\/ _ \\/

[cannedcream]

Azint wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

That's it.  LOL at Ash's place.

Ash shot Saren in the face, Tali just stood there. Yeah.

Actually, it was Tali who did the head shooting in my game.

That's right, my Tali kills for me. Executioner style. That's how you know it's true love.

[greywarden1212]

cannedcream wrote...

Azint wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

That's it.  LOL at Ash's place.

Ash shot Saren in the face, Tali just stood there. Yeah.

Actually, it was Tali who did the head shooting in my game.

That's right, my Tali kills for me. Executioner style. That's how you know it's true love.

Tali shot me in the middle of a battle in ME2 and it killed me lol, didn't understand that one still love her though

[Strawberry Kiwi]

cannedcream wrote...

Azint wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

That's it.  LOL at Ash's place.

Ash shot Saren in the face, Tali just stood there. Yeah.

Actually, it was Tali who did the head shooting in my game.

That's right, my Tali kills for me. Executioner style. That's how you know it's true love.

I always take Garrus and Tali with me. Tried twice to get Tali to shoot him, to no avail. Even tried selecting Tali first, but I believe it doesn't work that way in ME1.

[NuclearBuddha]

cannedcream wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Oh, well, you still have to do Liara's dirty work for that option to come up.  I'm thinking the best route for narrative purposes (for me, at least) would be to at least figure out what her problem is ("I couldn't let you go..") and then to tell her straight up she's acting like her mother.

Question; do you think that Liara was always going to become something like this, or was it the death of Shepard that made her drop her 'innocent girl' attitude and become like her mother?

You know, that's a good question in general.  Are some people always monsters just waiting to have something uncover it, or doe trauma actually create a monster inside someone.

I'd like to say:  "anyone is capable of anything" but that doesn't really answer the question.  So what I will say is that Liara, despite being very learned and well-traveled, has led a basically sheltered life.  Until the events of ME1 her idea of excitment was digging up something.  If there was a dark core to that innocence, it couldn't help be revealed when everything is stripped away from her during the events following Shep's death.  Especially if she and Shep had formed a relationship along the way.

[cannedcream]

Goodwood wrote...

cannedcream wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Oh, well, you still have to do Liara's dirty work for that option to come up.  I'm thinking the best route for narrative purposes (for me, at least) would be to at least figure out what her problem is ("I couldn't let you go..") and then to tell her straight up she's acting like her mother.

Question; do you think that Liara was always going to become something like this, or was it the death of Shepard that made her drop her 'innocent girl' attitude and become like her mother?
 

Answer: It was Shepard's death and the aftermath that did it, obviously. If Shepard is any kind of friend, she will help Liara get her head on straight if/when the opportunity presents itself.

As long as it does not interfere with my mancing of the Tali, then my Shepard will do what he can.

[greywarden1212]

cannedcream wrote...

Goodwood wrote...

cannedcream wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Oh, well, you still have to do Liara's dirty work for that option to come up.  I'm thinking the best route for narrative purposes (for me, at least) would be to at least figure out what her problem is ("I couldn't let you go..") and then to tell her straight up she's acting like her mother.

Question; do you think that Liara was always going to become something like this, or was it the death of Shepard that made her drop her 'innocent girl' attitude and become like her mother?
 

Answer: It was Shepard's death and the aftermath that did it, obviously. If Shepard is any kind of friend, she will help Liara get her head on straight if/when the opportunity presents itself.

As long as it does not interfere with my mancing of the Tali, then my Shepard will do what he can.

yeah same  lol

[NuclearBuddha]

Goodwood wrote...
Answer: It was Shepard's death and the aftermath that did it, obviously. If Shepard is any kind of friend, she will help Liara get her head on straight if/when the opportunity presents itself.

Agreed.  What I'm really regretting about ME2 is the inability to resolve lingering issues w/ Liara.  I mean, getting the cheek and head-shake when meeting her on Ilium sure feels like a break-up, but I'd rather really have it out in the open.

So yeah, I'm all for helping her.  If not with the Shadow Broker, then at least with her issues (a Garrus-style intervention maybe).  But the relationship?  It's changed.

Modifié par NuclearBuddha, 24 mars 2010 - 06:35 .

[Goodwood]

cannedcream wrote...

Goodwood wrote...

cannedcream wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

Oh, well, you still have to do Liara's dirty work for that option to come up.  I'm thinking the best route for narrative purposes (for me, at least) would be to at least figure out what her problem is ("I couldn't let you go..") and then to tell her straight up she's acting like her mother.

Question; do you think that Liara was always going to become something like this, or was it the death of Shepard that made her drop her 'innocent girl' attitude and become like her mother?
 

Answer: It was Shepard's death and the aftermath that did it, obviously. If Shepard is any kind of friend, she will help Liara get her head on straight if/when the opportunity presents itself.

As long as it does not interfere with my mancing of the Tali, then my Shepard will do what he can.

And my Shepard will do what she can...even if she can't get Talimanced.

[cannedcream]

Strawberry Kiwi wrote...

I always take Garrus and Tali with me. Tried twice to get Tali to shoot him, to no avail. Even tried selecting Tali first, but I believe it doesn't work that way in ME1.

See, I'm having the same problem at the end of ME2, for the live of me I can't get Tali to be the one who slides down the falling platform. So far I've saved Garrus, Zaeed, and Thane (TWICE).
Damn it, Tali! Let me save you from nearly falling to your death!

[greywarden1212]

I just thought that liara should have gotten over the mother thing, which she did. But loosing friends/Lovers hurts BAD . = /

Modifié par greywarden1212, 24 mars 2010 - 06:36 .

[NuclearBuddha]

cannedcream wrote...

Strawberry Kiwi wrote...

I always take Garrus and Tali with me. Tried twice to get Tali to shoot him, to no avail. Even tried selecting Tali first, but I believe it doesn't work that way in ME1.

See, I'm having the same problem at the end of ME2, for the live of me I can't get Tali to be the one who slides down the falling platform. So far I've saved Garrus, Zaeed, and Thane (TWICE).
Damn it, Tali! Let me save you from nearly falling to your death!

Dying and having to reload during that section resets the character order somehow.  If you do so w/ Miranda in your party, she does EVERYTHING at the last battle:  Answers TIM's call, hands you the grenade, falls off the platform, and catches Shep.

Modifié par NuclearBuddha, 24 mars 2010 - 06:37 .

[Strawberry Kiwi]

cannedcream wrote...

Strawberry Kiwi wrote...

I always take Garrus and Tali with me. Tried twice to get Tali to shoot him, to no avail. Even tried selecting Tali first, but I believe it doesn't work that way in ME1.

See, I'm having the same problem at the end of ME2, for the live of me I can't get Tali to be the one who slides down the falling platform. So far I've saved Garrus, Zaeed, and Thane (TWICE).
Damn it, Tali! Let me save you from nearly falling to your death!

I've figured this one out. Look at the bottom of your screen during the final fight. If Tali's head is on the right, she will fall.
If she's on the left, kill yourself, and press resume.
If you die, and she's on the right, press Load, and load the auto-save manually. It won't switch the slots on you.