That being said, she goes through a major metamorphosis throughout the trilogy, one that was never really reflected in her demeanor. She's also a bit naive, and that's why many felt so attached to her right off the bat: she was brilliant, kind, adaptable, and, whether romanced or not, was a valued friend. In our first meeting with Liara she's a wide-eyed lover of science and discovery. When we first stumble upon her on the planet Therum, she's excavating a Prothean ruin and triggers a trap that encases her deep within the catacombs. Liara T'Soni is an Asari researcher that we first meet in Mass Effect 1. We sat down with environment and character director Kevin Meek to explore why those seemingly minute changes matter and what they mean regarding her coming full circle as a character. While her changes may seem minuscule, they're actually much more meaningful than you might think. As we've seen in the trailer, BioWare has made adjustments to the graphics of the game, including contrast changes and lighting effects to create a more realistic aesthetic, including that of our favorite blueberry: Liara. That being said, tweaks can be felt throughout all three games, including smoother rides in the Mako, better gun mechanics, and a whole lot more.
The Mass Effect Legendary Edition is a remaster, not a remake, which means major changes won't be seen when bringing the trilogy into this generation.
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