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[Goat_Shepard]

Azint wrote...

Goat_Shepard wrote...

That or it's a g-string like thing that's padded..you know...for comfort

How the hell would that work for them? I mean look, it's just so skimpy and unnecesarry, any indication of such would just be done to over-sexualize Tali and that would detract from her sweet nature. I think it is stupid and would work better for someone like Miranda.

DO WANT

We are building a consensus.

They were talking about what Tali's underwear would be like. I was trying to be scientific. Can't block the excretion route, but still needs to be comfortable, what's the solution for undergarments for Quarians?

[Alphyn]

DrathanGervaise wrote...

-SNIP-
Kid, you're gonna have night mares.

Nightmares? Hah! I don't even have dreams!

[BTG_01]

Lividity Jones wrote...

BTG_01 wrote...

Now that I think about it, it makes sense for Quarians to be naked under their suits. It's a real pain to wear clothing which you cannot adjust.

Last time I checked, everyone is naked under their clothes.

What I meant was, it's irritating to wear clothes which you cannot adjust as would be the case if you were wearing clothes under a sealed spacesuit. You and I can adjust our clothing to suit our comfort and often do so intuitively, but Quarians would not have this option.

[Phil725]

knight5923 wrote...

So I was thinking 'bout Tali earlier, and was wondering .............. You think the aliens in Mass Effect think humans are wierd looking, specifically cuz of our ears?
I mean Quarians, Turians, Salarians, Asari, Krogan, Vorcha, Hanar, Elcor - No ears.

Just sorta "WTF'S COMING OUT OF YOUR HEAD?!?!":O

I don't think the majority of alien races would think humans looked too weird.  I mean, they've had plenty of time to get used to asari and drell, both very similar to humans in build.  The races have also spent lots of time with races much weirder than humans (elcor, volus.)  I'm sure they still look at humans as alien for reasons like the ears, but turians for example, would probably react similarly to how we do about asari.  There are some clear differences, but they aren't super weird. 

[shnizzler93]

chool77 wrote...

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[knight5923]

Goat_Shepard wrote...

knight5923 wrote...

So I was thinking 'bout Tali earlier, and was wondering .............. You think the aliens in Mass Effect think humans are wierd looking, specifically cuz of our ears?
I mean Quarians, Turians, Salarians, Asari, Krogan, Vorcha, Hanar, Elcor - No ears.

Just sorta "WTF'S COMING OUT OF YOUR HEAD?!?!":O

Ears and hair both. I don't recall a lot of mention of alien's opinions on the human appearance. Grunt say's we're too squishy I think lol Tali should be fascinated by Shepard's "uniqueness" though, I wanna see Tali fondle Shepard's hair or stroke his beard. Maybe even with her bare hands

NiceB) I'll order for some of this with an extra side of awesomesauce

[Alphyn]

Goat_Shepard wrote...

They were talking about what Tali's underwear would be like. I was trying to be scientific. Can't block the excretion route, but still needs to be comfortable, what's the solution for undergarments for Quarians?

Maybe pads that cover the -ahem- sensitive areas?

[Azint]

Goat_Shepard wrote...

They were talking about what Tali's underwear would be like. I was trying to be scientific. Can't block the excretion route, but still needs to be comfortable, what's the solution for undergarments for Quarians?

I think that they would, but I'm not the writer here.

[shnizzler93]

[Lividity Jones]

BTG_01 wrote...

Lividity Jones wrote...

BTG_01 wrote...

Now that I think about it, it makes sense for Quarians to be naked under their suits. It's a real pain to wear clothing which you cannot adjust.

Last time I checked, everyone is naked under their clothes.

What I meant was, it's irritating to wear clothes which you cannot adjust as would be the case if you were wearing clothes under a sealed spacesuit. You and I can adjust our clothing to suit our comfort and often do so intuitively, but Quarians would not have this option.

I was just joking, but you have a very good point. Underclothes might seem like a good idea, but aren't really practical in this situation. More likely the interior lining of the suit is designed for comfort.

[Azint]

Somebody1003 wrote...

Azint wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Really?

If so nothing like humans do.

They have a very fine coat, like a horse.

How do you know that, is it said in the codex?

The devs said it.

[Alphyn]

phonypapercut56 wrote...
Indeed. Glad to see someone else thinks like I do.

Really? What are you thinking?

[Phil725]

Goat_Shepard wrote...

Azint wrote...

Goat_Shepard wrote...

That or it's a g-string like thing that's padded..you know...for comfort

How the hell would that work for them? I mean look, it's just so skimpy and unnecesarry, any indication of such would just be done to over-sexualize Tali and that would detract from her sweet nature. I think it is stupid and would work better for someone like Miranda.

DO WANT

We are building a consensus.

They were talking about what Tali's underwear would be like. I was trying to be scientific. Can't block the excretion route, but still needs to be comfortable, what's the solution for undergarments for Quarians?

Mass effect fields?  A super comfortable fabric that is invented in 225 years?  Its sci-fi, it could be anything really.  Their suits are obviously not limited by today's standards.

[Lividity Jones]

DrathanGervaise wrote...

runescapeguy9 wrote...

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Staying ontopic at all times.

Y'know what? I can honestly roll with either of those.

[GuardianAngel470]

gkillerrin wrote...

runescapeguy9 wrote...

gkillerrin wrote...

Hey I have a question geared towards the PC gamers in the forum

I have been meaning to get into PC gaming, so I have searched around and I have found this
http://www.dell.com/...hs&cs=19&~ck=mn
should I get it?

Alienware is overpriced.

this desktop is $900... with quite a bit of features, check out the link

No, it's $1000 with an i3 processor, windows 7 home 64-bit, and admittedly good graphics card, 3GB of DDR3 RAM, no monitor, and a 500GB hard drive.  Add to that the amount of shovelware that comes preinstalled in order to make it as cheap as it is.  Plus with tax you're really looking at a $1200 PC.  And for an entry gaming PC you should really be looking cheaper.  That Asus, the N61JV-X2, can play any game you throw at it for the next couple of years, barring Crysis 2.  It's cheap, and if you get it from Amazon you may even get it tax free, depending where you live.