I've always wondered if it was possible to clone a female version of Javik to save their species. I mean, Miranda's father made a female clone of himself, cloning a Prothean with two X chromosomes doesn't seem that far fetched afterwards. It just seems like a morbid end for Javik. Even if he lives, he'll live always knowing that he's the last of his race with no one to really carry on the race's legacy.
@@hydrogendiamond5830 technically, yes. I would not even be surprised if Protheans were cloned from their fossil DNA before (EDI calculates origin of Collectors, which means their genome is avaliable and is present in many instanses from diffirent places). However, it won't bring back their knowlege and culture.
The thing I always wondered in the second scene is that if you romanced her, wouldn't Sheppard feel the need to give her some sort of physical sympathy . For example a hug or a kiss, these are the things that rub me the wrong way in this games cut scenes with the characters. That there is nothing different between romanced and non romanced scenes expect for a few examples.
Hell, maybe not even that. Maybe even have Liarra give a natural reaction to her home being destroyed, like grieving to the point of shutting everybody, including Shepard out for a while. Anything except this star wars prequel level cheap dialogue.
@@rebel1717 Mass Effect 3 was rushed, BioWare had a lot of ideas so it wouldn't surprise me if there was an idea of Shepard comforting a romanced Liara in a loving way.
Unlike tali, liara doesn’t really express herself through physical touch. In the first game, she really only does the brain meld thing bc she thinks you’re gonna die and doesn’t want regrets. She’s really stand-offish and it makes a lot of sense since she says herself on multiple occasions she partly became a archeologist to escape dealing with people. Remember she’s like 19 in asari years and spent her “teenage” years in caves.
Well it’s different when you promised all the sacrifice on Thessia would be worth something to truly combat the Reapers, only to have slip from under you, and have the entire planet perish because of it. The Turians, and even the Humans are still holding their ground, while the Asari were pushed to the point of planetary evacuation, or even near extinction.
I honestly thought this moment was a wee bit cheap. The argument between Liarra and Javik was pretty good, but I really expected Liarra and Shepard’s relationship to be shaken after their defeat on Thessia. That was her home and any hope of fighting back the Reapers was stolen with the Prothean beacon, unlike Earth, which was still fighting the Reapers at that moment. Maybe Liarra could’ve had at least a moment of emotion over logic, and even be aggravated enough to kick Shepard out of her room, forcing us to leave her alone to grieve.
I mean, they were warned for 4 years. And then decided to watch out for themselves first and then decided to join in too late. They kinda had themselves to blame, and she probably knew that.
mmm, tali didnt appear there for me. there was no javik vs liara scene and also no crying in her bedroom....after thessia liara was just standing there, doing nothing...my game is fubar?
Tell me about it! She lost her home, the promise of finding a way to defeat the Reapers was in vain, and here she is, happily taking advice from EDI and a cheap pep talk with Shepard! It would be so much more impactful if her relationship with Shepard was shaken after their defeat, like Liarra reaching the point of forcing Shepard out of her room, and we can’t do anything except let her grieve. That would’ve been really powerful, and really make us believe their connection!
It's kinda funny how overly sensitive Liara is for a 106 years old being regarding the huskification of the Asari and the fall of Thessia, its like Liara take a number, Palaven fell, Earth fell, atleast your husks are strong af
I understand her reaction but I hated that they made that much of a fuss about it. Like... You don't see shepard crying about earth or garrus about palaven. Either liara is a spoiled baby like all asari or she's really a creator's pet. I just cannot like her.
If you do a bit of digging, she’s barely considered an adult in Asari years. So maybe her acting like a child is because, she still sort of is. Had a distant mother too.
from my understanding they did boy shep voice acting first and were too worried that if the player went from one emotional end to the other (like say the "nice" option vs the "jerk" option to put it simply) that it'd be too much of an "emotional job" for realistic voice acting and everything, which is why guy shep tends to be a little bit more 'muted' than girl shep
To this day I can't believe Javik was a dlc character HOLY FUCK LOL
True but for me he was already in the game
That's EA for you. They fucked up so badly.
EDI is basically the Normandy’s councillor
We fucking told them this would happen for four years....
3:46 "Oh shit, I gotta check my e-mail"
The power and quality of these moments stand in such contrast to the ending. Still, a wonderful game.
"I guess that goes for Protheans too"
No, Liara, they can't repopulate from literally a single individual like Asari do
I've always wondered if it was possible to clone a female version of Javik to save their species. I mean, Miranda's father made a female clone of himself, cloning a Prothean with two X chromosomes doesn't seem that far fetched afterwards. It just seems like a morbid end for Javik. Even if he lives, he'll live always knowing that he's the last of his race with no one to really carry on the race's legacy.
@@hydrogendiamond5830 technically, yes. I would not even be surprised if Protheans were cloned from their fossil DNA before (EDI calculates origin of Collectors, which means their genome is avaliable and is present in many instanses from diffirent places). However, it won't bring back their knowlege and culture.
@@hydrogendiamond5830 Miranda can’t reproduce though
@@basedkaiser5352 but real life right nowcloning actually does leads to reproductive organisms
Maybe Miranda was spliced too much
2:53 "It must have been such a joke to her when I became OPTIMUS PRIME"
Oh quit showing off
Ever since I watched ManSlayer's vids, I can't stop giggling at this. XD
"Shepard, that isn't true!"
"Get your ass on this bed"
"Shepard, I..."
"GET ON IT!"
link if you must?
The thing I always wondered in the second scene is that if you romanced her, wouldn't Sheppard feel the need to give her some sort of physical sympathy . For example a hug or a kiss, these are the things that rub me the wrong way in this games cut scenes with the characters. That there is nothing different between romanced and non romanced scenes expect for a few examples.
Hell, maybe not even that. Maybe even have Liarra give a natural reaction to her home being destroyed, like grieving to the point of shutting everybody, including Shepard out for a while. Anything except this star wars prequel level cheap dialogue.
@@rebel1717 I agree
@@rebel1717 Mass Effect 3 was rushed, BioWare had a lot of ideas so it wouldn't surprise me if there was an idea of Shepard comforting a romanced Liara in a loving way.
Unlike tali, liara doesn’t really express herself through physical touch. In the first game, she really only does the brain meld thing bc she thinks you’re gonna die and doesn’t want regrets.
She’s really stand-offish and it makes a lot of sense since she says herself on multiple occasions she partly became a archeologist to escape dealing with people. Remember she’s like 19 in asari years and spent her “teenage” years in caves.
Liara: "they're dying by the millions!"
renegade Shep: "say hello to my people and the turians too. Your race isn't the odd one out"
Well it’s different when you promised all the sacrifice on Thessia would be worth something to truly combat the Reapers, only to have slip from under you, and have the entire planet perish because of it. The Turians, and even the Humans are still holding their ground, while the Asari were pushed to the point of planetary evacuation, or even near extinction.
I honestly thought this moment was a wee bit cheap. The argument between Liarra and Javik was pretty good, but I really expected Liarra and Shepard’s relationship to be shaken after their defeat on Thessia. That was her home and any hope of fighting back the Reapers was stolen with the Prothean beacon, unlike Earth, which was still fighting the Reapers at that moment. Maybe Liarra could’ve had at least a moment of emotion over logic, and even be aggravated enough to kick Shepard out of her room, forcing us to leave her alone to grieve.
I mean, they were warned for 4 years. And then decided to watch out for themselves first and then decided to join in too late. They kinda had themselves to blame, and she probably knew that.
Tali @ 2:30: Bitch don't you cut me off
I understand her anger but she acts like no one elses world has been ravaged by the reapers. Thessia was one of the last worlds hit.
Wait, I have tali romanced, and she says Your a good friend Shepard.I was like Whaaaa?
Same with Liara when she brings me the box
mmm, tali didnt appear there for me. there was no javik vs liara scene and also no crying in her bedroom....after thessia liara was just standing there, doing nothing...my game is fubar?
WHAT. I’m on my 3rd playthrough with a perfect ME2 import but I never get this. WHATTTTTRTT
Liara has been Shepard's LI for 3 games and this is all I get? A fucking two minute pep talk? Come on...
notmrbill At least she actually got a half-way decent romance scene which is more than can be said for every other LI.
Tell me about it! She lost her home, the promise of finding a way to defeat the Reapers was in vain, and here she is, happily taking advice from EDI and a cheap pep talk with Shepard! It would be so much more impactful if her relationship with Shepard was shaken after their defeat, like Liarra reaching the point of forcing Shepard out of her room, and we can’t do anything except let her grieve. That would’ve been really powerful, and really make us believe their connection!
Should've had more romance...
It's kinda funny how overly sensitive Liara is for a 106 years old being regarding the huskification of the Asari and the fall of Thessia, its like Liara take a number, Palaven fell, Earth fell, atleast your husks are strong af
UE3 pop in texture FTW
hmmm strangely I didn't get this scene this time or I missed it..ooops
yes, but very little with liara's dialogue
@SWRDoomsDay Tali says something different
no difference between relationship and not relationship. or is there?
I dont even have the javik character in my game :S
get the ashes DLC (:\)
Strange. I only get the Javik scene
you probably didn't go back to her room after Javiks immediately. If you do any mission (even N7) you'll miss this.
Thanks, yeah. That's what it was. Thank you!
*cough*DLC*cough*
ok can someone please tell me what the bad and good signs are cause i want to be good but i dont know what the signs are. D:
good=blue
bad=red
-cough-don'tneedtodownloadhe'sonthediscalready-cough-
what are u waiting for? Buy em :P
Is it right after thessia is lost . Im on earth and its not happening
yeah... no...
I understand her reaction but I hated that they made that much of a fuss about it. Like... You don't see shepard crying about earth or garrus about palaven. Either liara is a spoiled baby like all asari or she's really a creator's pet. I just cannot like her.
Yes, that's what I thought. She acted like a child, and I hate that.
If you do a bit of digging, she’s barely considered an adult in Asari years. So maybe her acting like a child is because, she still sort of is. Had a distant mother too.
@@FireLordJohn3191 also... Different personalities and ways to grieve
Liara is only 109 in mass effect 3, shes still considered a child in Asari years so it makes sense for her to react like that
Not liaras fault that she's written more human than shepard or garrus.
sad that "male shepard" is so without emotion, compared to the female shepard. Dragon age inquisition did a MUCH better job.
Its just a different delivery. I wouldn't say its without emotion. Sometimes female Shepard shows too much emotion if you ask me.
nico olsen it's not emotionless it's soft and understated. I get that femshep has that low sultry voice but this performance is just as good.
from my understanding they did boy shep voice acting first and were too worried that if the player went from one emotional end to the other (like say the "nice" option vs the "jerk" option to put it simply) that it'd be too much of an "emotional job" for realistic voice acting and everything, which is why guy shep tends to be a little bit more 'muted' than girl shep