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Post by Liadan on Feb 1, 2017 20:33:34 GMT
Jack and Jacob (i didn`t vote Morinth because i never recruited her).
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Post by T'Loak1048 on Feb 2, 2017 5:08:07 GMT
No love for my favorite character~ I suppose she's an acquired taste. That being said, Thane and Jacob for me. Thane was interesting the first time but he just kinda faded into the background afterward. Same with Jacob.
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Post by then7creed on Feb 2, 2017 22:10:36 GMT
Ashley as first pick. She never lives past Virmire for me, but I disliked her for the short time I have her. I dont want her to join us after Eden Prime, I dont like her pink suit (really? what are you trying to be, an easy target??) and I find her pushy and opinionated.
Jacob is the second. No specific reason, I just don't like his attitude and while I always play M!Shep, Jacob if romanced is a total douchbag who then goes and knocks up some random scientist he just met. Kaidan waited for Shep through two whole games (if romanced obv), Jacob couldn't even go a few months while Shep was locked up. Dang man, you some piece of work.
If we could pick a third, it would be Miranda. She gets better as the game progresses, but there was no need for that many gratuitous butt shots in all her convos.
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Post by Zemgus on Feb 3, 2017 0:17:38 GMT
Thanks for letting me pick two. It's James Vega and EDI for me. I don't have much good to say about Vega. I don't get him. What's his point, what's his purpose? He just seems like waste of space especially since there are many other former companions that I would rather have on my ship - Jack or Jacob or Grunt. I hate his dialogue and his banter with Cortez - makes me cringe. Almost as bad as Jack and her students. EDI I don't actually hate much I like her voice and her role as the ships AI - but some of the conversations you have with her try too much with the "am I alive" theme. I would like her to just focus on her job. Also the relationship between her and Joker is just creepy. Gladly Shepard can stop it before it goes too far but still...
Liara is the one I love to hate. She probably annoys me more than Vega and EDI, but there's some great moments there too and her strange relationship with Shepard is quite amusing at times. Shep keeps turning her down and yet she's so clingy! I would prefer if some things had been different - like Shepard not having to hug her when you meet her in ME2 and just in general being able to be colder towards her - but in the end she has her place in the story. I think she was at her best in ME1.
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Post by 808isbobtime on Feb 8, 2017 17:14:19 GMT
I don't really understand why so many people chose Liara... I found her character growth throughout the trilogy to be be the most significant. I like that her story is sweet and charming whether you decide to romance her or if she is just a friend.
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Post by techurious on Feb 8, 2017 19:33:16 GMT
I don't really understand why so many people chose Liara... I found her character growth throughout the trilogy to be be the most significant. I like that her story is sweet and charming whether you decide to romance her or if she is just a friend. I may be wrong but I think it's because her character is the most inconsistent. In ME1 she's this shy socially awkward stalker with annoyingly hopeful and lighthearted personality (not a fan of her in ME1). In ME2 she's the opposite. Ruthless, cold, socially adept with fixation on revenge (it's not a growth, it's a retcon). Only in ME3 she shows her best qualities. She's kind, supportive yet calculating and determined at the same time.
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Post by shechinah on Feb 8, 2017 20:46:47 GMT
I don't really understand why so many people chose Liara... I found her character growth throughout the trilogy to be be the most significant. I like that her story is sweet and charming whether you decide to romance her or if she is just a friend. I'm going to cheat a little and quote myself because I've made a post over in the other least favorite squadmate thread that explains why I voted Liara.
Note that this is my opinionated opinion on why I personally am indifferent to Liara and why she is my least favorite squadmate. Please, do not take this to mean that I think others should not like Liara or her story. That is their opinion as this is mine. This is just to help give an idea of why others may have voted for Liara as they have.
I have to select Liara because even though I don't hate her character, I don't find much enjoyment in it either. It's a bit difficult for me to explain because to me, it is basically a bunch of minor things that end up piling up to major size. I'll try to explain some of them the best I can. Note this is my opinionated opinion. I felt like Liara was being delegated into roles for the sake of the plot without it fitting her character or being as a result of character development. That probably requires an elaboration. I didn’t feel like her story portions were executed in a way that was enjoyable to experience. Again, it felt like she was being delegated into roles because the plot needed a character to be in the role, not because it suited her character specifically. Sometimes it wasn’t even necessary to put in her in that role: the Shadow Broker proves more or less unnecessary in the next game since her value there is as a prothean expert and honestly, she seems kind of bad at being the shadow broker since it seems everybody knows she is. In all honesty, it feels like either the writers didn’t know what to do with her character until the Reaper Wars or it wasn’t executed as well as it could have been. I also didn’t like how Liara’s design seemed inconsistent from game to game. It may be due to something technical like texture and Liara was just one of the characters where it was more noticeable but then there are things like her eyes. In the third game, her eyes are a very blue, well, blue whereas in the previous games her eyes were a light blue that bordered on being grey. It's not a lighting issue either: I've checked multiple shots and compared. static.giantbomb.com/uploads/original/0/1366/1801061-masseffect22011_01_1500_25_28_88.jpgPre-LOTSBstatic.giantbomb.com/uploads/scale_small/0/1366/1801066-liara.jpgLOTSBIt’s minor, I know, but it creates this sort of visual dissonance for me whenever I see her that I don’t really get with other characters so she sticks out more in a negative way because of it. There were also scenes that I disliked and with some, it is because, quite frankly, Liara could seem a bit off-putting if Shepard had barely any positive interactions with her in the first game and if she's not an love interest. I'll try to provide examples. One is the mandatory hug which I know seems minor to many but still bothers me if Shepard and Liara has barely had any positive interactions with each other. I've heard people say that Shepard and Liara might have gotten closer during the time between the first game and the second game but there's no mandatory hug for any of the other returning squadmates, barring romances, and even if this was the case, it would still be an inconsistency for players because they have not witnessed this change in the relationship. A second one concerns Shepard’s dog tags if Liara was not the romanced character. Why did she have Shepard’s dog tags if Shepard was a spaceborn? Spaceborn Shepard came from a military family so it seems very unlikely they wouldn’t want those dog tags. Also and I don't have military know-how about this but I don't think tags of deceased members are given to people who were not related or romantically involved with the deceased so it seems odd that Liara would have them even in the case of the other backgrounds if she was not romanced. It may be that I'm misremembering and it may have been said that Liara was given the dogtags by Hackett to specifically pass them on to Shepard. A third one is how Liara kept Shepard’s armor in her apartment. This is the armor that Shepard died horrifically in by either suffocated or burning up in orbit, possibly both. It kind of seem like a questionable item to remember them by as oppose to a crew picture and it just rubs me the wrong way especially if Liara is a non-li. Also, how did Liara get the armor? How did she get it off Shepard’s body? Given how Shepard died, wouldn’t the armor more or less have been fused to ‘em? There are more but this is running long as it is. Again, this is just my opinion on why I voted as I did. I know it seems like minor stuff but it adds up for me into major size and that’s why I don’t really enjoy Liara’s character as much as I want to and why I voted for her. Again, it’s my opinion. It’s not that I hate her. It’s just that at best, I’m indifferent to her and at worst, I'm deimmersed by her for the lack of a better word. That is also why I didn’t vote for Jacob because barring that moment, Jacob feels like a consistent character for the most part. Despite intially disliking her, I came to like Ashley in the first game... until the third game where most of the traits I liked her for seemed gone.
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Post by shechinah on Feb 8, 2017 21:02:28 GMT
I don't really understand why so many people chose Liara... I found her character growth throughout the trilogy to be be the most significant. I like that her story is sweet and charming whether you decide to romance her or if she is just a friend. I may be wrong but I think it's because her character is the most inconsistent. In ME1 she's this shy socially awkward stalker with annoyingly hopeful and lighthearted personality (not a fan of her in ME1). In ME2 she's the opposite. Ruthless, cold, socially adept with fixation on revenge (it's not a growth, it's a retcon). Only in ME3 she shows her best qualities. She's kind, supportive yet calculating and determined at the same time. That is also why some people dislike her. I know for some that it was because they didn't feel her character in Mass Effect 2 was the result of character growth. With other characters, they felt they could see how the character could have changed and grown the way they had in the two years. They did not feel this way about Liara's character hence why some don't see her growth as natural.
Basically, her character and for that matter, occupation in Mass Effect 2 did not seem, to them, like a believable development and progression from her character in Mass Effect 1 but instead like the writer(s) inserted changes to her personality to justify the shift in her character and occupation.
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Post by Deleted on Feb 8, 2017 21:29:48 GMT
I don't really understand why so many people chose Liara... I found her character growth throughout the trilogy to be be the most significant. I like that her story is sweet and charming whether you decide to romance her or if she is just a friend. You don't need to. It is not an exact science/logical thing.
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Post by opuspace on Feb 8, 2017 22:50:43 GMT
I don't really understand why so many people chose Liara... I found her character growth throughout the trilogy to be be the most significant. I like that her story is sweet and charming whether you decide to romance her or if she is just a friend. Liara in ME1 is established as a shy, awkward, socially withdrawn person who struggles with even detecting a joke. Fine, that's who she was, I can run with that. By ME2, with no explanation of how she got there beyond a handwave of her skills in archaeology being able to transfer to an information broker, Liara is all of a sudden able to not only survive but thrive off a business that requires reading and anticipating other people's motives and interests. She's acquired skills that she's admitted does not come naturally to her with no mention of struggle or help that would be necessary to build up the contacts that would have taken much longer than 2 years. More than that, she's running toe to toe with Spectres and professional soldiers when her combat experience was focused on defense. By the third game, she's running around in the field, risking her head and dodging bullets while running a job as THE Shadow Broker AND helping the Crucible find resources AND using her Prothean archaeology skills to decipher languages AND spying on teammates' personal backgrounds AND counteracting Cerberus AND building a time capsule. It got ridiculous by the end on how much she was juggling and how she was being risked in combat when she was already so laden with important roles.
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Post by shechinah on Feb 8, 2017 23:32:38 GMT
I don't really understand why so many people chose Liara... I found her character growth throughout the trilogy to be be the most significant. I like that her story is sweet and charming whether you decide to romance her or if she is just a friend. Liara in ME1 is established as a shy, awkward, socially withdrawn person who struggles with even detecting a joke. Fine, that's who she was, I can run with that. By the third game, she's running around in the field, risking her head and dodging bullets while running a job as THE Shadow Broker AND helping the Crucible find resources AND using her Prothean archaeology skills to decipher languages AND spying on teammates' personal backgrounds AND counteracting Cerberus AND building a time capsule. Oh, I'm reminded of how some people felt that in Mass Effect 3, Liara was unpleasently and unnecessarily invading the privacy of the other squadmates and talking about it with other people present without the squadmate's consent. I think the example I heard was Tali's nerve stimulation program. That was something that, no pun intended, rubbed some people the wrong way. There may be more but I cannot remember much of Liara during the last game.
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Post by capn233 on Feb 9, 2017 2:05:23 GMT
Hmmm. Always a bit hard for me to answer this since you have the characters I like because of their personality or story arcs, and then those who are useful in combat. Sometimes those overlap and sometimes they don't. And it isn't necessarily even the same for any individual character if they appear more than once.
Tali is one example. Her character is not all that interesting in ME1, but improves for the next two games. On the other hand, she is probably most useful in combat in ME1, then drops for ME2, but is a little improved for ME3.
I don't think I could vote for Aria or Nyreen since they are just there for a single mission essentially, Nyreen only maybe half of that. I have almost the same feeling about Morinth. For some reason she just doesn't feel like a real squadmate to me, even though you can use her for nearly the same number of missions as Samara potentially.
Vega is a natural choice for me though. His power set isn't particularly great, and his story wasn't particularly new or interesting.
I might pick Jacob after that. He at least had Pull though, which is pretty useful in ME2. I didn't have much of any feeling for him either way. If I hated him he would have been more interesting to me.
I always play man-shep, and I also always sacrificed Kaidan in ME1. He was ok in that game I guess, but really not much more interesting than Jacob. Close call I suppose there, but his power set may have been one of the best in ME1. I did one game in ME3 where he was alive (to unlock Reave) and he wasn't too bad though.
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Post by dmc1001 on Feb 9, 2017 2:14:50 GMT
Liara in ME1 is established as a shy, awkward, socially withdrawn person who struggles with even detecting a joke. Fine, that's who she was, I can run with that. By the third game, she's running around in the field, risking her head and dodging bullets while running a job as THE Shadow Broker AND helping the Crucible find resources AND using her Prothean archaeology skills to decipher languages AND spying on teammates' personal backgrounds AND counteracting Cerberus AND building a time capsule. Oh, I'm reminded of how some people felt that in Mass Effect 3, Liara was unpleasently and unnecessarily invading the privacy of the other squadmates and talking about it with other people present without the squadmate's consent. I think the example I heard was Tali's nerve stimulation program. That was something that, no pun intended, rubbed some people the wrong way. There may be more but I cannot remember much of Liara during the last game. Tali may not have liked it but didn't the quarian in Eternity on Illium mention having something similar - as a reason why she wasn't quick to date? I imagine this was BioWare following the same theme. But, as you say, it was information that didn't need to be shared.
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Post by sgtreed24 on Feb 9, 2017 3:30:45 GMT
Poor Jacob lol
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Post by fiannawolf on Feb 9, 2017 6:03:25 GMT
I think this time, with this xbox one playthru, when I hit ME2, I just might use Jacob for a few missions. Just to see what kind of dialog he has. Another character I didnt use too much with all 6-8 shepards I had via 360 was Thane.
As far as least favorite goes.....Zaeed and Javik. Those two stayed on the Normandy near 100%. I just never found any uses for them.
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Post by shechinah on Feb 9, 2017 12:37:38 GMT
Oh, I'm reminded of how some people felt that in Mass Effect 3, Liara was unpleasently and unnecessarily invading the privacy of the other squadmates and talking about it with other people present without the squadmate's consent. I think the example I heard was Tali's nerve stimulation program. That was something that, no pun intended, rubbed some people the wrong way. There may be more but I cannot remember much of Liara during the last game. Tali may not have liked it but didn't the quarian in Eternity on Illium mention having something similar - as a reason why she wasn't quick to date? I imagine this was BioWare following the same theme. But, as you say, it was information that didn't need to be shared. The circumstances there were different, though. On Illium, as far as I can remember, it was the quarian who choose to share the information with a friend, not a friend outing something private about the quarian before another friend. But yes, it is likely their callback to that and, I believe, Tali's Shadow Broker file. They may have simply missed how it could have come across because of the different circumstances.
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Post by I'm Not Dead Just Yet on Feb 10, 2017 14:03:09 GMT
Okay, who voted Legion as least favourite? So, i'm sorry geth fans, it's Legion. You! How dare you! My least favourites would be Zaeed and Liara. Zaeed is too rogue (which is hypocritical since I love playing the renegade in ME2 especially) and Liara because she is so annoying and thinks we're friends when we are not.
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Post by Nyx on Feb 11, 2017 1:51:22 GMT
Jacob is super boring, and his romance is awful. I hate how Liara is shoved down our throats all the damn time. I liked her character a lot better in ME1 than ME2 or 3.
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Post by TheWhiteWolf on Feb 11, 2017 16:37:26 GMT
Easy, Ashley and "mah toof brush" Traynor.
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Post by brad2240 on Feb 13, 2017 0:54:48 GMT
Jacob is my least favorite squaddie in the whole trilogy. I generally like all the human companions but he's boring, stupid and annoying. It's to the point where I barely talk to him, especially as FemShep, never do his loyalty mission and always make sure he dies on the Suicide Mission so I don't have to put up with him in ME 3.
My second pick is EDI. I resent her presence and the only thing I find more ridiculous than her appearance is her story arc with Joker. I rarely talk to her, rarely take her on missions and don't like the fact she's forced to go to Chronos Station with me.
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Post by glitch89 on Feb 15, 2017 3:22:06 GMT
Legion is the only squadmate in the whole trilogy that I dislike. I'm just not a fan of the character and hated doing his missions in ME2 and ME3. I dreaded them.
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Post by Gray Jedi on Feb 18, 2017 2:35:26 GMT
Jacob his character is not interesting and rather boring. and the stalker i mean Liara with bioware trying to shove her down my throat.
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Post by dmc1001 on Feb 18, 2017 5:42:18 GMT
The guy is allegedly a Cerberus skeptic but backs them 100%. Plus, he's a cheater. It seems natural he'd be in last place.
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Post by SpiritVanguard on Feb 18, 2017 9:45:53 GMT
I feel it's really the writers that failed Jacob and I personally can't blame him for that. When pretending he's not a romance option I don't think he's bad.
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Post by shechinah on Feb 18, 2017 14:18:12 GMT
I feel it's really the writers that failed Jacob and I personally can't blame him for that. When pretending he's not a romance option I don't think he's bad. Jacob wasn't helped by how it seems some of his friendship dialogue in Mass Effect 2 seems to have gotten itself locked behind his romance. Long ago, I think I remember watching a video of his romance where I felt some of the early dialogue could have easily been applied to his friendship route and made for some good interactions.
It's not even that he's the normal guy who's down to earth in a cast of eccentric aliens. Both Kaidan and James are basically normal guys who are down to earth as well and they managed to make an impression.
To me, Jacob is an example of a character whose concept and related ideas are interesting but who is not executed well to leave any sort of impact which is a shame because, again, I like much about the idea of Jacob and bits of his personality. He also has a really interesting loyalty mission.
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