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[JeanLuc761]

Phil725 wrote...

MrBoomba wrote...

Must go back to Tali and Shep after reapers... I was really liking the first time we actually had something going on about it ;(

Problem with that discussion, there's only one right answer.  Chilling on a beachfront house in Rannoch after curing Tali's immune system.  Just chillaxing and living the life

It's amazing how almost EVERYONE wants exactly that scene.  

[Calculatrice]

Shadowomega23 wrote...

ForbiddenQTip wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Shepard: Uh, Tali. Doesn't that seem a bit...excessive?

Considering that armor fell apart to .50 cal bmg rounds it wouldn't help much. That armor wouldn't help vs some custumized Elemental Power armor from Battletech (Mechwarrior for those who only know the pc games).

Dude, the prawn-walker is the most awesome thing to ever grace Johanesburg.

[mikethor007]

Shadowomega23 wrote...

ForbiddenQTip wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Shepard: Uh, Tali. Doesn't that seem a bit...excessive?

Considering that armor fell apart to .50 cal bmg rounds it wouldn't help much. That armor wouldn't help vs some custumized Elemental Power armor from Battletech (Mechwarrior for those who only know the pc games).

I'd rather squash it with a Behemoth or an Atlas...

[Rath363]

[quote]Calculatrice wrote...

[quote]Rath363 wrote...

[quote]Calculatrice wrote...


[/quote] New York Yankees, For the win. And they will.[/quote]

SHUT UP! 

*cries in a corner, hoping we will get a good short stop*

but all in good fun, you yanks are doing well, fo sho yo... (what?)
[/quote] Can't believe they traded Damon and Matsui, though... Those two were some damn good players.[/quote]


I know right? whatever, damn trades confuse the crap outta me sometimes... all about the money...

[Shazzammer2]

Dammit, this game ends so quickly.

[Calculatrice]

Kami102 wrote...

Calculatrice wrote...

ForbiddenQTip wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

-District9ftw!snip-

Shepard: Uh, Tali. Doesn't that seem a bit...excessive?

Hey, now she can catch those pesky rockets in mid-flight. Plus she has that awesome power where she can catch other's ammo and launch it back at the frag grenade style. And that thing Vikus did to the gang-boss guy, where he melted his brain after impaling it with the electro-melty thing.

Just wait.

In 3 years, the mothership will return and all the Prawns will assault Earth.

And we'll all be shouting "DAMN YOU WILKUS!"

Three years, I promise... Three years. 

That was the best movie I've ever seen...

[MadCat221]

MrBoomba wrote...

Sergio, I went and looked up Chirality... I dont quite understand how it would play into why it would influence anything... All I got from it is it is an unmirrorable molecuel for things such as hands and feet. Wouldnt this be the same in Quarians too or has Bioware stated otherwise?

Chirality as it pertains here refers to protiens.  Amino acids (the building blocks of protiens) could potentially have a physical arrangement of its component atoms mirrored to what we have here: "Dextro", or "right-handed", as opposed to what we have on Earth, "Levo" or left-handed.

Dextro protiens are virtually unheard of in real-life, likely because any dextro-baesd proto-lifeforms were outpopulated early on by levo-based proto-lifeforms.

It would seem that on Rannoch and Palaven, the Dextro proto-life prevailed, as Quarians and Turians are dextro-based.

[Calculatrice]

MadCat221 wrote...

MrBoomba wrote...

Sergio, I went and looked up Chirality... I dont quite understand how it would play into why it would influence anything... All I got from it is it is an unmirrorable molecuel for things such as hands and feet. Wouldnt this be the same in Quarians too or has Bioware stated otherwise?

Chirality as it pertains here refers to protiens.  Amino acids (the building blocks of protiens) could potentially have a physical arrangement of its component atoms mirrored to what we have here: "Dextro", or "right-handed", as opposed to what we have on Earth, "Levo" or left-handed.

Dextro protiens are virtually unheard of in real-life, likely because any dextro-baesd proto-lifeforms were outpopulated early on by levo-based proto-lifeforms.

It would seem that on Rannoch and Palaven, the Dextro proto-life prevailed, as Quarians and Turians are dextro-based.

You just killed my Brain.

[MarineBorn]

mikethor007 wrote...

Shadowomega23 wrote...

ForbiddenQTip wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Shepard: Uh, Tali. Doesn't that seem a bit...excessive?

Considering that armor fell apart to .50 cal bmg rounds it wouldn't help much. That armor wouldn't help vs some custumized Elemental Power armor from Battletech (Mechwarrior for those who only know the pc games).

I'd rather squash it with a Behemoth or an Atlas...

AC for answer FTW!

[Getorex]

Given the amount of effort put into Tali from ME1 to ME2, I would be surprized to NOT see her again in ME3. Her character, particularly in ME2, was probably the most fleshed out when you run from ME1 to ME2.



Afterall, she is the ONLY character from ME1 to play a substantial role in ME2.



I daresay that ya'll are all a-feared about nothin.

[MrBoomba]

phonypapercut56 wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

MrBoomba wrote...

Sergio, I went and looked up Chirality... I dont quite understand how it would play into why it would influence anything... All I got from it is it is an unmirrorable molecuel for things such as hands and feet. Wouldnt this be the same in Quarians too or has Bioware stated otherwise?

Quarians/turians have dextro amino acid chirality. Amino acids are just a type of molecule. Because they "face" a different direction, they can't "connect" to amino acids of opposite chirality. That's why it's biologically impossible to mix genetic material of opposite chirality. 

Actually the mixing of genetic material has nothing to do with chiral amino acids. I can't remember if they are chiral or not, but the difference in nucleic acids would be the reason for not being able to impregnate an alien. Chiral amino acids would cause later problems.

I figured we were skipping straight from that to the genetic material contact...

[Shadowomega23]

mikethor007 wrote...

Shadowomega23 wrote...

ForbiddenQTip wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Shepard: Uh, Tali. Doesn't that seem a bit...excessive?

Considering that armor fell apart to .50 cal bmg rounds it wouldn't help much. That armor wouldn't help vs some custumized Elemental Power armor from Battletech (Mechwarrior for those who only know the pc games).

I'd rather squash it with a Behemoth or an Atlas...

I'll go up a weight class larger on you, How about the Ares

[mikethor007]

I'll go up a weight class larger on you, How about the Ares

Holy moly...

[Phil725]

Getorex wrote...

Given the amount of effort put into Tali from ME1 to ME2, I would be surprized to NOT see her again in ME3. Her character, particularly in ME2, was probably the most fleshed out when you run from ME1 to ME2.

Afterall, she is the ONLY character from ME1 to play a substantial role in ME2.

I daresay that ya'll are all a-feared about nothin.

The title is misleading, no one thinks she won't be in ME3 at all.  I don't think most of us are afraid of her not being a squad mate and LI either.  Its all but guaranteed to me that she will be back in the same capacity as ME2, I just worry about how much they actually focus on her character in general.

[MrBoomba]

MadCat221 wrote...

MrBoomba wrote...

Sergio, I went and looked up Chirality... I dont quite understand how it would play into why it would influence anything... All I got from it is it is an unmirrorable molecuel for things such as hands and feet. Wouldnt this be the same in Quarians too or has Bioware stated otherwise?

Chirality as it pertains here refers to protiens.  Amino acids (the building blocks of protiens) could potentially have a physical arrangement of its component atoms mirrored to what we have here: "Dextro", or "right-handed", as opposed to what we have on Earth, "Levo" or left-handed.

Dextro protiens are virtually unheard of in real-life, likely because any dextro-baesd proto-lifeforms were outpopulated early on by levo-based proto-lifeforms.

It would seem that on Rannoch and Palaven, the Dextro proto-life prevailed, as Quarians and Turians are dextro-based.

Alright, I suppose this does make sense to me now... I'm curious as to how it would harm a Quarian for example to eat something such as an Amino acid... If they had stomache acid im sure it wouldnt care what form of protien was dropped in it would still process it. It seems like it would just been like a human eating cardboard... They gain nothing and nothing happens to it except for a... painful pass through of the digestive track.

[solazz]

DrathanGervaise wrote...

A similar note to that of the Phantom Limb.

That sounds like a very fun list.

[sergio71785]

Perhaps we should change the title for 5.0.



Maybe to just "Tali support thread" or something.

[Shadowomega23]

mikethor007 wrote...

I'll go up a weight class larger on you, How about the Ares

Holy moly...

It is the largest Mech ever built for the mechwarrior universe weighing in at 135 tons. Its more of a walking gun platform then a mech. Its part of the Colossal class only 4 mechs are in this class, though atm it is not considered Canon. But as for Tali in a Prawn mech I know there a great deal of mechs that can handle it easily. Maybe putting Tali in on of those would be better.

Modifié par Shadowomega23, 21 avril 2010 - 03:08 .

[solazz]

sergio71785 wrote...

Perhaps we should change the title for 5.0.

Maybe to just "Tali support thread" or something.

I agree, I don't think we really need to worry about Tali dying.

[mikethor007]

MrBoomba wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

MrBoomba wrote...

Sergio, I went and looked up Chirality... I dont quite understand how it would play into why it would influence anything... All I got from it is it is an unmirrorable molecuel for things such as hands and feet. Wouldnt this be the same in Quarians too or has Bioware stated otherwise?

Chirality as it pertains here refers to protiens.  Amino acids (the building blocks of protiens) could potentially have a physical arrangement of its component atoms mirrored to what we have here: "Dextro", or "right-handed", as opposed to what we have on Earth, "Levo" or left-handed.

Dextro protiens are virtually unheard of in real-life, likely because any dextro-baesd proto-lifeforms were outpopulated early on by levo-based proto-lifeforms.

It would seem that on Rannoch and Palaven, the Dextro proto-life prevailed, as Quarians and Turians are dextro-based.

Alright, I suppose this does make sense to me now... I'm curious as to how it would harm a Quarian for example to eat something such as an Amino acid... If they had stomache acid im sure it wouldnt care what form of protien was dropped in it would still process it. It seems like it would just been like a human eating cardboard... They gain nothing and nothing happens to it except for a... painful pass through of the digestive track.

Except that in the game's universe everything foreign leads to allergy...
Seems to me they went a bit overboard on that...

[sergio71785]

-Earthborn Shepard-

Tali: Hey Shepard, can I ask you something?

Shepard: Of course Tali

Tali: Since our first time together... I noticed you have an unusual scar between your ribs on your left side. How did you get that? It looks like something major hit you.

*Shepard looks at Tali, smiles warmly, and sighs*

Shepard: It was caused by a crappy, antique Earth pistol. 

Tali: What? But, how... 

Shepard: When I was 15, I got shot by a member from a rival gang; I got too close to their turf. I ran to some abandoned garage and had to remove the bullet myself, with my knife. I did a sloppy job and never received proper medical attention. So it never healed right. 

Tali: That's... I'm sorry, Shepard... 

*Tali wrapped her arms around him, and held him tightly. She was just an eight year old girl--relatively ignorant of the horrors out in the galaxy--when this had happened; when Shepard sat by himself in the dark, digging at his own flesh*

[Phil725]

MrBoomba wrote...

MadCat221 wrote...

MrBoomba wrote...

Sergio, I went and looked up Chirality... I dont quite understand how it would play into why it would influence anything... All I got from it is it is an unmirrorable molecuel for things such as hands and feet. Wouldnt this be the same in Quarians too or has Bioware stated otherwise?

Chirality as it pertains here refers to protiens.  Amino acids (the building blocks of protiens) could potentially have a physical arrangement of its component atoms mirrored to what we have here: "Dextro", or "right-handed", as opposed to what we have on Earth, "Levo" or left-handed.

Dextro protiens are virtually unheard of in real-life, likely because any dextro-baesd proto-lifeforms were outpopulated early on by levo-based proto-lifeforms.

It would seem that on Rannoch and Palaven, the Dextro proto-life prevailed, as Quarians and Turians are dextro-based.

Alright, I suppose this does make sense to me now... I'm curious as to how it would harm a Quarian for example to eat something such as an Amino acid... If they had stomache acid im sure it wouldnt care what form of protien was dropped in it would still process it. It seems like it would just been like a human eating cardboard... They gain nothing and nothing happens to it except for a... painful pass through of the digestive track.

Everything I've seen posted by people with scientific know how on the subject has seemed to hint at the same conclusion, and that Bioware greatly exaggerated the danger of reverse chirality.

[JeanLuc761]

sergio71785 wrote...

-Earthborn Shepard-

Tali: Hey Shepard, can I ask you something?

Shepard: Of course Tali

Tali: Since our first time together... I noticed you have an unusual scar between your ribs on your left side. How did you get that? It looks like something major hit you.

*Shepard looks at Tali, smiles warmly, and sighs*

Shepard: It was caused by a crappy, antique Earth pistol. 

Tali: What? But, how... 

Shepard: When I was 15, I got shot by a member from a rival gang; I got too close to their turf. I ran to some abandoned garage and had to remove the bullet myself, with my knife. I did a sloppy job and never received proper medical attention. So it never healed right. 

Tali: That's... I'm sorry, Shepard... 

*Tali wrapped her arms around him, and held him tightly. She was just an eight year old girl--relatively ignorant of the horrors out in the galaxy--when this had happened; when Shepard sat by himself in the dark, digging at his own flesh*

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