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[cannedcream]

Lividity Jones wrote...

Ha! Found one! I must restore my credibility!


*Tali desperately runs through the vent, skidding to a halt before a sealed doorway.*

Tali: Shepard, the vent is sealed. I think their might be an terminal outside that can open the-

*The door opens with a sharp hiss. Tali smiles behind her visor, quickly picking up her pace.*

*Scene cuts to earlier aboard the Normandy. Shepard approaches Tali after everyone has exited the briefing room, hands sliding to her shoulders.*

Shepard: I'll be right there with you, Tali. Alright? I won't let anything happen to you.

*Tali lets her index finger trace along the contours of his lips, the equivalent of a quarian kiss.*

Tali: I know.


Working on finding the others.

Ahhh.
There we go. That's better.
No more sad Tali. Only happy.

[Azint]

Goat_Shepard wrote...

"Every time you touch a flower with bare fingers, inhale its fragrance without air filters, you're doing something I can't!"

Don't need? Shepard, if I don't wear a helmet in my own home, I die! A single kiss could put me in the hospital! Every time you touch a flower with bare fingers, inhale its fragrance without air filters, you're doing something I can't!

Damn the Pilgrimage. Without it, I might never have known what I was missing. What we had lost when we lost our homeworld.

*snip*

There were so many things that made Tali's loyalty mission great. The way it introduced an entire people and their political affairs, each admiral representing the different facets of the quarian people, illustrating the endeavors the quarians endure to continue what they do.

But the best thing about it is her.

[Jake71887]

Somehow relevant

[cannedcream]

sergio71785 wrote...

RiptideX1090 wrote...

Especially if you're male shep.

"Without it, I might never have known what I was missing, what we'd lost when we lost our homworld."

Refering to Shepard of course it would seem.

I never interpreted it like that. Although, if that is how she'd meant it, that kinda makes it about a quattuoroctogintillion times worse. 

That's not even a word and I'm agreeing with ya!

[Lividity Jones]

Found another!


*Shepard and Tali walk through the crowded streets of Mindoir's capital. What was once a small farming colony has grown into one of dozens of cities across the planet's surface. Tali faces Shepard, his eyes alight with sadness and confusion.*

Tali: Are you alright? We can go back to the shuttle if you want.

Shepard: No... It's just...*sigh* Everything is so different... I don't even know where to begin...

*Tali slides her thin arms over his shoulders, bringing his face close to the polished surface of her visor.*

Tali: If you don't want to do this I-

Shepard: No. No, I do. It's just... Not easy...

Unfinished!



I think I still have a few more buried around somewhere...

Modifié par Lividity Jones, 21 avril 2010 - 07:24 .

[sergio71785]

cannedcream wrote...


That's not even a word and I'm agreeing with ya!

Oh it's a word!

[cannedcream]

Jake71887 wrote...



Somehow relevant

It's Tali, isn't it? That makes it completely relevant!

[Jake71887]

cannedcream wrote...

Jake71887 wrote...



Somehow relevant

It's Tali, isn't it? That makes it completely relevant!

Even Steampunk Tali?

[RiptideX1090]

Azint wrote...

Goat_Shepard wrote...

"Every time you touch a flower with bare fingers, inhale its fragrance without air filters, you're doing something I can't!"

Don't need? Shepard, if I don't wear a helmet in my own home, I die! A single kiss could put me in the hospital! Every time you touch a flower with bare fingers, inhale its fragrance without air filters, you're doing something I can't!

Damn the Pilgrimage. Without it, I might never have known what I was missing. What we had lost when we lost our homeworld.

*snip*

There were so many things that made Tali's loyalty mission great. The way it introduced an entire people and their political affairs, each admiral representing the different facets of the quarian people, illustrating the endeavors the quarians endure to continue what they do.

But the best thing about it is her.

My favorite part of the entire mission...

Was the Voice acting.

EVERYONE did a superb job, especially Sroka, Hale, and Meer. Sroka delivered every line with feeling that hit you in the gut, and the two Shepard's comforting her and shouting down the admiralty board was all brilliant.

Some of the best VA work I've ever seen in any media. Period.

[cannedcream]

sergio71785 wrote...

cannedcream wrote...


That's not even a word and I'm agreeing with ya!

Oh it's a word!

Be worth a hell of a lot of points in Scrabble. . .

[Azint]

RiptideX1090 wrote...

My favorite part of the entire mission...

Was the Voice acting.

EVERYONE did a superb job, especially Sroka, Hale, and Meer. Sroka delivered every line with feeling that hit you in the gut, and the two Shepard's comforting her and shouting down the admiralty board was all brilliant.

Some of the best VA work I've ever seen in any media. Period.

I actually really liked the Admiralty Board because all of them had such great voice-acting.

[cannedcream]

Jake71887 wrote...

cannedcream wrote...

Jake71887 wrote...

Somehow relevant

It's Tali, isn't it? That makes it completely relevant!

Even Steampunk Tali?

*snip*

Especially Steampunk Tali!

[RiptideX1090]

Azint wrote...

RiptideX1090 wrote...

My favorite part of the entire mission...

Was the Voice acting.

EVERYONE did a superb job, especially Sroka, Hale, and Meer. Sroka delivered every line with feeling that hit you in the gut, and the two Shepard's comforting her and shouting down the admiralty board was all brilliant.

Some of the best VA work I've ever seen in any media. Period.

I actually really liked the Admiralty Board because all of them had such great voice-acting.

I completely agree.

And don't forget Veetor and Reeger.

Everyone pulled out all the stops for that mission. And the writing was amazing as well.

[sergio71785]

Both Tali's recruitment and loyalty mission were amazingly well done. 

But yeah, her loyalty just blew everything else out of the water if you ask me. Just damn. Most entire games or movies don't pack that much emotion, or even close to it.

[VandalX187]

[Godur]

Morning people.

How are things?

[chool77]

Godur wrote...

Morning people.
How are things?

slow...imo

[sergio71785]

Lividity Jones wrote...


Unfinished!

Well, get to work!! 

[RiptideX1090]

sergio71785 wrote...

Both Tali's recruitment and loyalty mission were amazingly well done. 

But yeah, her loyalty just blew everything else out of the water if you ask me. Just damn. Most entire games or movies don't pack that much emotion, or even close to it.

Some of Bioware's best work. which is saying something.

Second place definately has to go to Garrus's though. For me at least.

Sitting in that car, talking to Garrus, felt like a cop buddy movie/ Clint Eastwood film.

That's a very badass combination.

[Goat_Shepard]

RiptideX1090 wrote...

Azint wrote...

RiptideX1090 wrote...

My favorite part of the entire mission...

Was the Voice acting.

EVERYONE did a superb job, especially Sroka, Hale, and Meer. Sroka delivered every line with feeling that hit you in the gut, and the two Shepard's comforting her and shouting down the admiralty board was all brilliant.

Some of the best VA work I've ever seen in any media. Period.

I actually really liked the Admiralty Board because all of them had such great voice-acting.

I completely agree.

And don't forget Veetor and Reeger.

Everyone pulled out all the stops for that mission. And the writing was amazing as well.

Almost too well lol you guys are lowering my standards for ME3 you know that?

In all seriousness, this whole page is full of truth. Or truthiness, either way it feels right. Here's to a happily ever after

[cannedcream]

sergio71785 wrote...

Both Tali's recruitment and loyalty mission were amazingly well done. 

But yeah, her loyalty just blew everything else out of the water if you ask me. Just damn. Most entire games or movies don't pack that much emotion, or even close to it.

Agreed. Maybe this is just me having a biased point of view, but it seemed like more time and effort went into Tali's loyalty mission; in length, production, and acting.

As heart-wrenching as it all it, it's also my favorite part of the game.

[sergio71785]

RiptideX1090 wrote...
Some of Bioware's best work. which is saying something.

Second place definately has to go to Garrus's though. For me at least.

Sitting in that car, talking to Garrus, felt like a cop buddy movie/ Clint Eastwood film.

That's a very badass combination.

I gotta admit, it felt a little weird sitting in that car, discussing killing that guy, while Tali sat there in the back, not saying anything.

It kinda felt like... her big bros were discussing 'taking care of business.' The only time I ever got a "little sis" vibe from Tali. 

And even then it wasn't really her fault--just how the mission was. 

[Lividity Jones]

Found another! I was probably going somewhere with this one...


*Tali lounges on the couch in the Captain's Quarters while Shepard goes through his messages. One in particular catches his eye.*

Shepard: Tali. Come look at this...

*Tali walks over, sliding her arms around his neck as she leans against him.*

Tali: What is it?

Shepard: I just got this message. Apparently a film studio is doing a documentary on inter-species relationships and they want us to answer a few questions.

Tali: What? How did... How do they even know?

Shepard: I'm not sure... But they are calling us "the premier inter-species power couple of this generation."


Should only be one or two left. Unless I'm posting minific in my sleep.

Modifié par Lividity Jones, 21 avril 2010 - 07:34 .

[VandalX187]

Goat_Shepard wrote...

RiptideX1090 wrote...

Azint wrote...

RiptideX1090 wrote...

My favorite part of the entire mission...

Was the Voice acting.

EVERYONE did a superb job, especially Sroka, Hale, and Meer. Sroka delivered every line with feeling that hit you in the gut, and the two Shepard's comforting her and shouting down the admiralty board was all brilliant.

Some of the best VA work I've ever seen in any media. Period.

I actually really liked the Admiralty Board because all of them had such great voice-acting.

I completely agree.

And don't forget Veetor and Reeger.

Everyone pulled out all the stops for that mission. And the writing was amazing as well.

Almost too well lol you guys are lowering my standards for ME3 you know that?

In all seriousness, this whole page is full of truth. Or truthiness, either way it feels right. Here's to a happily ever after

no no no no I want multiple endings c'mon it is Bioware man they love doing their multiple endings

[cannedcream]

RiptideX1090 wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

Both Tali's recruitment and loyalty mission were amazingly well done. 

But yeah, her loyalty just blew everything else out of the water if you ask me. Just damn. Most entire games or movies don't pack that much emotion, or even close to it.

Some of Bioware's best work. which is saying something.

Second place definately has to go to Garrus's though. For me at least.

Sitting in that car, talking to Garrus, felt like a cop buddy movie/ Clint Eastwood film.

That's a very badass combination.

 I think I liked his recruitment mission more. My first time through was great; seeing 'Archangel' for the first time, all I could think was: "Please let that be Garrus, Please let that be Garrus, Please let that be Garrus, OHMYGODIT'SGARRUS!!!!!!!!"
And then follow that up with him getting hit by a rocket and laying bleeding on the floor when my brain was going; "Oh ****! Oh ****! Oh ****"
I was scared he was gonna die!