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The idea is interesting but I'm pretty sure that isn't Liara. Go back and look again, she looks scalier than Liara and has a deeper voice.
Fable II. Cheat on your wife, and there's potential for being blackmailed.
Also, The Sims.
Grand Theft Auto IV? Enh, not as a major part of the story though.
Could be interesting in the context of Mass Effect. If they go there.
Also, The Sims.
Grand Theft Auto IV? Enh, not as a major part of the story though.
Could be interesting in the context of Mass Effect. If they go there.
If it's a problem, you start a new character :)
Also interesting is how character you let die in ME1 will be dead in ME2. I still have to play through ME2 as an evil bitch, but I plan on romancing Ashley and then sacrificing her later one. Hopefully the sequel will complain about how little you care about your partner or something?
Also interesting is how character you let die in ME1 will be dead in ME2. I still have to play through ME2 as an evil bitch, but I plan on romancing Ashley and then sacrificing her later one. Hopefully the sequel will complain about how little you care about your partner or something?
"Fable II. Cheat on your wife, and there's potential for being blackmailed.
Also, The Sims.
Grand Theft Auto IV? Enh, not as a major part of the story though."
All technically correct, but none of those games had infidelity take a serious emotional toll on you. Much as I love Fable II, it's hard to care about my wife in any serious way. In The Sims, it's not necessarily the player who cheats, but the sim. In GTAIV, Nobody really matters but Michelle, and she's... hard to love.
ME2 is unique, because you've already actively pursued and cultivated a relationship with a character in ME. I have never felt genuine guilt at betraying a video game character, but I genuinely might here, because I already worked so hard to build that relationship with Liara in the last game. If I cheat, and she looks at me with tears in those big doe eyes, that's gonna sting me in a way a game's never stung me before.
Also, The Sims.
Grand Theft Auto IV? Enh, not as a major part of the story though."
All technically correct, but none of those games had infidelity take a serious emotional toll on you. Much as I love Fable II, it's hard to care about my wife in any serious way. In The Sims, it's not necessarily the player who cheats, but the sim. In GTAIV, Nobody really matters but Michelle, and she's... hard to love.
ME2 is unique, because you've already actively pursued and cultivated a relationship with a character in ME. I have never felt genuine guilt at betraying a video game character, but I genuinely might here, because I already worked so hard to build that relationship with Liara in the last game. If I cheat, and she looks at me with tears in those big doe eyes, that's gonna sting me in a way a game's never stung me before.
