They called the Xbox the 'Sexbox' on the news over it. It was still a pretty novel thing 14 years ago. And I wasn't not going to romance someone. What can I say, I just wanted people to like me (or, uh, Shepard), and the hundred-year-old blue videogame alien liked me/Shepard. Tyler Wilde: Looks like we've got some Liara romancers in here. I'm not planning on playing the new edition, but if I did I would correct my biggest mistake and bang the hell out of Garrus. I could have found a new paramour in 2 or 3, but I just really hate breakups. When it came to my femship playthrough, I wanted to do things differently, but there was no way I was going to knock boots with Kaidan, whose defining feature is that he's at least not racist. In 3, however, she has another personality transplant and just really sucks, but I stuck it out because I guess I just really like blue aliens. And because I'm a loyal boy and she becomes a total badass, I stuck with her in 2. My first playthrough was as a fella, leaving me no options other than Liara, since I don't date boring space racists. She'd know.įraser Brown: Liara both times, because I am basic. And also smart enough to know you shouldn't cheat on someone with psychic powers. But it worked on me to the extent that I stayed unerringly faithful to her for the entire series, even during her extended absence in the absolutely-desperate-for-you-to-kiss-an-alien second game. In retrospect she was a bit of a teenage boy's fantasy-a naive and adorkable nerd, but with the looks of an alien who Kirk would've taken back to his quarters. Robin Valentine: Liara's girl-from-the-galaxy-next-door vibe was enough for me in the first game.

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