For the past two months I've been debating the urge to produce a video that would cover each Mass Effect title along with the comic Mass Effect: Redemption in order to argue a point that Liara T'Soni's story is incomplete. Since the end the first Mass Effect there has been a continuous building of her character towards a singular direction that contradicts the community's assumption. There exists a plethora of examples that can be used to establish a pattern of this development. However my issue with this comes down to the fact that even though I could, rather easily, produce a video arguing against this preconceived notion it might just be entirely redundant. Fighting against the current while remaining the same despondent fan I've been since late March doesn't create a lot of motivation to simply prove a point. I thought I would mention this to see if someone other than myself understands the dilemma or shares a similar opinion about this character.
Arguing Interpretation (Mass Effect)
Blog entry posted by TehBlasta, Aug 20, 2012.
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Born in Buffalo, the northeast edge of the rustbelt, Thomas Nelson (Teh Blasta) has exhausted almost two decades as an elitist PC gamer. His interests include history, writing, philosophy, politics and spending an obscene amount of time staring at a computer screen. He holds two degrees but is currently between colleges. You can find more articles on Understanding Optional (Tom's blog) and infrequently on Pure Sophistry.