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Azint wrote...
That's under the assumption that they have dark-skin to begin with. Though applying biological rules of something from Earth may not necesarrily apply to aliens.GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Would africans still be black after 300 years? It is genetic so yes, they would be. Genes don't change very much in as little as 300 years. If at all.
I'm tired, I'm not as sharp as I normally am.sergio71785 wrote...
Azint wrote...
I imagine she would have very pale skin, a dark skintone from a tinted sun really does not apply to three centuries of living aboard a sterile environment with artificial lighting.
I personally don't think they're a dark color (if that was intended, you'd notice through their mask), but your reasoning isn't correct.
A black person, for example, is black because their genes tell them to produce more skin pigment. They're not black as a result of outside stimuli; it doesn't matter if they're exposed to sun or not.
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She will be mad at you in ME1, I dont think it has any impact though in ME2, besides the missed dialog option.instantdeath999 wrote...
When you're playing a renegade Shepard in ME1 and refuse to give Tali that data, does she refuse to talk to you the entire game? Also, is there a "renegade path" to Tali's romance, like there is with Miranda and Jack?
Azint wrote...
I'm having fun, though it is no ME2. But still, a break was necesarry.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Indeed?
Is it any good?
instantdeath999 wrote...
When you're playing a renegade Shepard in ME1 and refuse to give Tali that data, does she refuse to talk to you the entire game? Also, is there a "renegade path" to Tali's romance, like there is with Miranda and Jack?
Just go look a few pages back, it's still there, rotting.GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Oh yeah, where can I find it?
sergio71785 wrote...
Also, while on the subject of Tali's popularity. In a recent--and extremely epic--poll, Tali beat ME's main character:
Everyone will have a different explanation to why they like a certain character. I'm not so sure myself, I normally despise the aodrable sassy girl, but for some reason, I really like Tali.padaE wrote...
Guys, would you explian to me how can Tali have such enormous thread(s)? I was trying to figure out but I can't. I came up with a couple of thing, like, she doesn't have a face, what helps people thinking her as they like. Also, she needs Shepard more than anyone, you really feel like her protector, that would help too. Maybe her voice? I don't know, if I knew I wouldn't be asking.
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Anyway,I'm sure you get a lot of trolling around here but I'm just asking. Let's try to keep it civil as long as possible.
I'm drawing right now, whilst playing music. I'm also an insomniac.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Azint wrote...
I'm having fun, though it is no ME2. But still, a break was necesarry.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Indeed?
Is it any good?
Which is why I'm thankful I have my artwork.
Keeps the mind sharp and the heart humble. And it's a good distraction when suffering battle fatigue.
Phil725 wrote...
instantdeath999 wrote...
When you're playing a renegade Shepard in ME1 and refuse to give Tali that data, does she refuse to talk to you the entire game? Also, is there a "renegade path" to Tali's romance, like there is with Miranda and Jack?
How you treat Tali (or any character really,) in ME1 has no effect in ME2. If you don't give her the data (are a complete jerk, or just don't do the mission,) all you miss is one line of dialogue on Freedom's Progress. Nothing else changes.
No alternate paths to her romance either. You either full out love her, or go for someone else
Azint wrote...
That's under the assumption that they have dark-skin to begin with. Though applying biological rules of something from Earth may not necesarrily apply to aliens.GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Would africans still be black after 300 years? It is genetic so yes, they would be. Genes don't change very much in as little as 300 years. If at all.
padaE wrote...
Guys, would you explian to me how can Tali have such enormous thread(s)? I was trying to figure out but I can't. I came up with a couple of thing, like, she doesn't have a face, what helps people thinking her as they like. Also, she needs Shepard more than anyone, you really feel like her protector, that would help too. Maybe her voice? I don't know, if I knew I wouldn't be asking.
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Anyway,I'm sure you get a lot of trolling around here but I'm just asking. Let's try to keep it civil as long as possible.
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Azint wrote...
I'm drawing right now, whilst playing music. I'm also an insomniac.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Azint wrote...
I'm having fun, though it is no ME2. But still, a break was necesarry.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Indeed?
Is it any good?
Which is why I'm thankful I have my artwork.
Keeps the mind sharp and the heart humble. And it's a good distraction when suffering battle fatigue.
Deadeas wrote...
Just took out Matriarch Benezia. Next up, Feros.
Discussions, the usual.herbie dog wrote...
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Hi Everyone!
What did I miss?
padaE wrote...
Guys, would you explian to me how can Tali have such enormous thread(s)? I was trying to figure out but I can't. I came up with a couple of thing, like, she doesn't have a face, what helps people thinking her as they like. Also, she needs Shepard more than anyone, you really feel like her protector, that would help too. Maybe her voice? I don't know, if I knew I wouldn't be asking.
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Anyway,I'm sure you get a lot of trolling around here but I'm just asking. Let's try to keep it civil as long as possible.
instantdeath999 wrote...
Deadeas wrote...
Just took out Matriarch Benezia. Next up, Feros.
Not Tali related, but I've always liked to take her out last (before Virmire).
It's still just speculation. And it's unlikely that Rannoch has only one consistent environment, there must be a multitude of different bioms.GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Azint wrote...
That's under the assumption that they have dark-skin to begin with. Though applying biological rules of something from Earth may not necesarrily apply to aliens.GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Would africans still be black after 300 years? It is genetic so yes, they would be. Genes don't change very much in as little as 300 years. If at all.
That is true, especially since quarians have a totally different DNA structure than ours that is based on totally different amino acids. But assuming Earth genetics can be applied to quarians, I would need to know more about the Quarian homeworld's Star.
Tali said that it was more orange than Sol and that her planet was more arid than Earth. This doesn't tell me the intensity of the star unless it can be assumed that because of the light it gives off it is hotter or colder than a star that gives off a bright yellow light (like Sol). If it can be assumed that an orange star is weaker than a yellow star then it is probable that the quarians would be light skinned. This is still on the basic assumption that human genetics can be applied to the quarians.
Azint wrote...
It's still just speculation. And it's unlikely that Rannoch has only one consistent environment, there must be a multitude of different bioms.GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Azint wrote...
That's under the assumption that they have dark-skin to begin with. Though applying biological rules of something from Earth may not necesarrily apply to aliens.GuardianAngel470 wrote...
Would africans still be black after 300 years? It is genetic so yes, they would be. Genes don't change very much in as little as 300 years. If at all.
That is true, especially since quarians have a totally different DNA structure than ours that is based on totally different amino acids. But assuming Earth genetics can be applied to quarians, I would need to know more about the Quarian homeworld's Star.
Tali said that it was more orange than Sol and that her planet was more arid than Earth. This doesn't tell me the intensity of the star unless it can be assumed that because of the light it gives off it is hotter or colder than a star that gives off a bright yellow light (like Sol). If it can be assumed that an orange star is weaker than a yellow star then it is probable that the quarians would be light skinned. This is still on the basic assumption that human genetics can be applied to the quarians.
instantdeath999 wrote...
Phil725 wrote...
instantdeath999 wrote...
When you're playing a renegade Shepard in ME1 and refuse to give Tali that data, does she refuse to talk to you the entire game? Also, is there a "renegade path" to Tali's romance, like there is with Miranda and Jack?
How you treat Tali (or any character really,) in ME1 has no effect in ME2. If you don't give her the data (are a complete jerk, or just don't do the mission,) all you miss is one line of dialogue on Freedom's Progress. Nothing else changes.
No alternate paths to her romance either. You either full out love her, or go for someone else
I'm not really into the romances (I'm the guy you'll see vomiting in the theatre of a really sappy romance movie), but I still like to do them on my playthroughs occasionally. I know with Jack it can be one time thing (renegade) or more involved, and with Miranda you can basically accuse her of being jealous, but wasn't sure with Tali. I plan to try Tali's out on my current run through.
I wonder if doing her romance will cause her any serious health problems in ME3. I doubt that it will drastically change anything that big, but it could be a very good plot point.
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