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Andaius20 wrote...
Shepard was never advertized as you personally though. He was advertized as John Shepard.
Modifié par Someone With Mass, 25 juillet 2010 - 07:36 .
Lividity Jones wrote...
Collider wrote...
I agree - they should be alien looking. No Asari clones. I am already taken out of immersion of the game with them.Azint wrote...
The only thing I actually want is for the quarians to actually look alien, and I mean in their faces, too.Collider wrote...
I have to agree, the prospect of the fan depictions (most of which are disappointingly near human clone [which of course, isn't a commentary on the actual quality of the art, just the concepts]) drying up is tantalizing. I hope they make Tali rather average looking.
So many people say this and I'm honestly curious how alien things can get when you consider the fact that their faces are already so humanlike.
Is anyone here really shooting for Tali being a shoggoth?
Take a look (unless you are squemish)Lividity Jones wrote...
Collider wrote...
I agree - they should be alien looking. No Asari clones. I am already taken out of immersion of the game with them.Azint wrote...
The only thing I actually want is for the quarians to actually look alien, and I mean in their faces, too.Collider wrote...
I have to agree, the prospect of the fan depictions (most of which are disappointingly near human clone [which of course, isn't a commentary on the actual quality of the art, just the concepts]) drying up is tantalizing. I hope they make Tali rather average looking.
So many people say this and I'm honestly curious how alien things can get when you consider the fact that their faces are already so humanlike.
Azint wrote...
I am still unsure how much credibility we can lend to an obvious placeholder.Lividity Jones wrote...
So many people say this and I'm honestly curious how alien things can get when you consider the fact that their faces are already so humanlike.
Is anyone here really shooting for Tali being a shoggoth?
Uh...Lividity Jones wrote...
Is anyone here really shooting for Tali being a shoggoth?
This confuses me as well. I believe the reasoning is that people have their own beliefs on alien species varying widely, like humans to elcor, while Bioware has taken a more conservative approach with bipedal, human formed aliens being more the norm. In universe, I don't think a human-like appearance for the quarians would be that odd, since in the ME universe, human appearance seems to be closer to a rule than an anomaly.
You realize that's still quite humanoid, right? Two eyes, nose with two nostrils, regular mouth, forehead, etc.Collider wrote...
Take a look (unless you are squemish)
NuclearBuddha wrote...
epoch being a cockbag as far as I can tell.Kira Shepard wrote...
If you find it please enlighten us.
Lividity Jones wrote...
Azint wrote...
I am still unsure how much credibility we can lend to an obvious placeholder.Lividity Jones wrote...
So many people say this and I'm honestly curious how alien things can get when you consider the fact that their faces are already so humanlike.
Is anyone here really shooting for Tali being a shoggoth?
How about the established descriptions in the novel?
Are we to throw that away as well?
Collider wrote...
Take a look (unless you are squemish)Lividity Jones wrote...
So many people say this and I'm honestly curious how alien things can get when you consider the fact that their faces are already so humanlike.
Collider wrote...
It's convenient just to change a few things from the human model.Orgelmir wrote...
Although I havnt actually seen it myself, my brother says that in ME1 you can come accross a quarian skeleton. Aside from the differences in the hands and legs, he says it looks exactly like a human skeletonAzint wrote...
The only thing I actually want is for the quarians to actually look alien, and I mean in their faces, too.Collider wrote...
I have to agree, the prospect of the fan depictions (most of which are disappointingly near human clone [which of course, isn't a commentary on the actual quality of the art, just the concepts]) drying up is tantalizing. I hope they make Tali rather average looking.
I'd hit it.NuclearBuddha wrote...
You realize that's still quite humanoid, right? Two eyes, nose with two nostrils, regular mouth, forehead, etc.Collider wrote...
Take a look (unless you are squemish)
Still creepy as f**k...NuclearBuddha wrote...
You realize that's still quite humanoid, right? Two eyes, nose with two nostrils, regular mouth, forehead, etc.Collider wrote...
Take a look (unless you are squemish)
I don't have any other examples on hand. That have two eyes, a nose similar to humans in shape, lips, etc.NuclearBuddha wrote...
You realize that's still quite humanoid, right?Collider wrote...
Take a look (unless you are squemish)
Two eyes, nose with two nostrils, regular mouth, forehead, etc.
what is that exactly?Lividity Jones wrote...
Of all the science fiction you could have chosen, you defile this thread by mentioning that?[/i]
Modifié par Kira Shepard, 25 juillet 2010 - 07:40 .
Kira Shepard wrote...
that is that exactly?Lividity Jones wrote...
Of all the science fiction you could have chosen, you defile this thread by mentioning that?[/i]
Collider wrote...
It's because I found the Asari being near human in the first place to be jarring, boring, and annoying. It detracts from the sense that Shepard is traveling the galaxy with aliens who developed completely separate from Earth's organisms.This confuses me as well. I believe the reasoning is that people have their own beliefs on alien species varying widely, like humans to elcor, while Bioware has taken a more conservative approach with bipedal, human formed aliens being more the norm. In universe, I don't think a human-like appearance for the quarians would be that odd, since in the ME universe, human appearance seems to be closer to a rule than an anomaly.
I see.Lividity Jones wrote...
Kira Shepard wrote...
that is that exactly?Lividity Jones wrote...
Of all the science fiction you could have chosen, you defile this thread by mentioning that?[/i]
Something awful that wasn't worth the celluloid used in it's creation.
They have eyelids, lips, teeth, and ears unlike a human. Allow me to create a list of different possibilites that still fit the description.Lividity Jones wrote...
How about the established descriptions in the novel?
Are we to throw that away as well?
RiptideX1090 wrote...
Lividity Jones wrote...
Azint wrote...
I am still unsure how much credibility we can lend to an obvious placeholder.Lividity Jones wrote...
So many people say this and I'm honestly curious how alien things can get when you consider the fact that their faces are already so humanlike.
Is anyone here really shooting for Tali being a shoggoth?
How about the established descriptions in the novel?
Are we to throw that away as well?
Same structure. Same parts.
Yet, they could still end up looking very alien.
We'll find out, I guess.
Modifié par Someone With Mass, 25 juillet 2010 - 07:43 .
Someone With Mass wrote...
I don't exactly trust a novel that describes body parts as: "for what passes as the quarian version of an ear"
But time will tell.
It wasn't that bad.Lividity Jones wrote...
Something awful that wasn't worth the celluloid used in it's creation.
I have no idea where the picture comes from, so pardon me if I struck a nerve.Lividity Jones wrote...
Kira Shepard wrote...
that is that exactly?Lividity Jones wrote...
Of all the science fiction you could have chosen, you defile this thread by mentioning that?[/i]
Something awful that wasn't worth the celluloid used in it's creation.
Azint wrote...
They have eyelids, lips, teeth, and ears unlike a human. Allow me to create a list of different possibilites that still fit the description.Lividity Jones wrote...
How about the established descriptions in the novel?
Are we to throw that away as well?
- Horses
-Elves
- Koalas
- Bats
- Raptors
- Lemurs
- Badgers
- Deep Ones
- Batarians
Do you see my point yet?
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