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Phil725 wrote...
Wouldn't next generation quarians be ok on their homeworld from birth though? Assuming they were adapted before the geth drove them out, 300 years wouldn't be enough to override the thousands of years of evolution would it?
Thanks, that was 2 hours of work.sergio71785 wrote...
Hah, I like that. That's cute.
RiptideX1090 wrote...
Phil725 wrote...
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Wouldn't next generation quarians be ok on their homeworld from birth though? Assuming they were adapted before the geth drove them out, 300 years wouldn't be enough to override the thousands of years of evolution would it?
In order to understand you have to know how a person's immune system works. A child's immune system is made up mostly from a the mother's allergen and disease index. If her index is weakened, the child's can be too. This is especially true among quarians I'd imagine, whose immune systems work on a more symbiotic level than a counteractive one. If the mother is missing those symbionts in her index, the child may not get them at all, and they are at that much more of a risk.
sergio71785 wrote...
Phil725 wrote...
Wouldn't next generation quarians be ok on their homeworld from birth though? Assuming they were adapted before the geth drove them out, 300 years wouldn't be enough to override the thousands of years of evolution would it?
I don't know for certain, but I think people (and I guess Quarians) get a lot of their immune system from their mom. Like, a lot of the antibodies an infant has actually came from their mom.
Something like that?
Shepard holds up the photo of your first LI, right beofre the Omega 4 Relay.instantdeath999 wrote...
Another thing I've never tried is "staying faithful". Isn't there a special cut scene if you have a romance in ME1 but not in 2?
Yeah, Shepard hold the picture of his/her lover interest and looks at it with a smile.instantdeath999 wrote...
Another thing I've never tried is "staying faithful". Isn't there a special cut scene if you have a romance in ME1 but not in 2?
instantdeath999 wrote...
Another thing I've never tried is "staying faithful". Isn't there a special cut scene if you have a romance in ME1 but not in 2?
Phil725 wrote...
RiptideX1090 wrote...
Phil725 wrote...
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Wouldn't next generation quarians be ok on their homeworld from birth though? Assuming they were adapted before the geth drove them out, 300 years wouldn't be enough to override the thousands of years of evolution would it?
In order to understand you have to know how a person's immune system works. A child's immune system is made up mostly from a the mother's allergen and disease index. If her index is weakened, the child's can be too. This is especially true among quarians I'd imagine, whose immune systems work on a more symbiotic level than a counteractive one. If the mother is missing those symbionts in her index, the child may not get them at all, and they are at that much more of a risk.
Hmm, I don't like this whole "scientific" angle. I'm gonna go back to hoping that Bioware adds some kind of deus ex machina that lets the quarians be suit free on their homeworld in a few months
Thanks for the (depressing) info though
Phil725 wrote...
Hmm, I don't like this whole "scientific" angle. I'm gonna go back to hoping that Bioware adds some kind of deus ex machina that lets the quarians be suit free on their homeworld in a few months
Thanks for the (depressing) info though
instantdeath999 wrote...
I'm assuming there's no special cutscene or animation or anything if you're LI ends up dying on the suicide mission?
sergio71785 wrote...
Phil725 wrote...
Hmm, I don't like this whole "scientific" angle. I'm gonna go back to hoping that Bioware adds some kind of deus ex machina that lets the quarians be suit free on their homeworld in a few months
Thanks for the (depressing) info though
I got one! They'll be able to reverse engineer the nanobots used to create Husks, and use them to act as a synthetic immune system for the Quarians, while their real immune systems adapt to their homeworld!
RiptideX1090 wrote...
You pretty much just summed up my last post.
Phil725 wrote...
sergio71785 wrote...
Phil725 wrote...
Hmm, I don't like this whole "scientific" angle. I'm gonna go back to hoping that Bioware adds some kind of deus ex machina that lets the quarians be suit free on their homeworld in a few months
Thanks for the (depressing) info though
I got one! They'll be able to reverse engineer the nanobots used to create Husks, and use them to act as a synthetic immune system for the Quarians, while their real immune systems adapt to their homeworld!
I like it. I can show off Tali wherever I want, and we can both be cutting edge walking cybernetics together
Azint wrote...
I really should be going to sleep, I've been about this thread since it started several hours ago, working while posting.
I think this is the first time I have said ot: Congratulations on 5501 pages, and for annoying Mr. Woo.
Hopefully thread 4.0, we will do it right this time.
instantdeath999 wrote...
My original import to ME2 I wanted to be a kind of "tragic hero", so I had him lock in the romance with Ashley, then leave her to die on Virmire (along with leaving the council to die, letting hostages die in Bring Down the Sky, made him the sole survivor background... I was trying to work in a theme of losing people). I was heavily considering doing this on the ME2 run, but I had never beaten the game before, so I didn't know how to get the characters killed, wanted to see the "full" ending, and wanted the achievement.
This kinda character still seems interesting to me, but I don't think I'll be going for that type of character for my main.
I'd forgotten how addicting populated forums can be. Should probably go to bed. Seems like this is definitely the "chat thread"
sergio71785 wrote...
RiptideX1090 wrote...
You pretty much just summed up my last post.
Hah, I typed that up before I saw your post.
Well, I'm glad I had the right idea. I have basically no biology education, beyond one beginner biology class in college.
Phil725 wrote...
I like it. I can show off Tali wherever I want, and we can both be cutting edge walking cybernetics together
*Quarian pounce*
RiptideX1090 wrote...
Phil725 wrote...
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I like it. I can show off Tali wherever I want, and we can both be cutting edge walking cybernetics together
I think I'd much rather Tali was trapped inside the suit.
The idea of a relationship between her and Shepard being inherently difficult and dangerous makes those few moments when she does take off her mask all the more sweet.
A relationship that can endure anything will survive forever.
Phil725 wrote...
RiptideX1090 wrote...
Phil725 wrote...
*snip*
I like it. I can show off Tali wherever I want, and we can both be cutting edge walking cybernetics together
I think I'd much rather Tali was trapped inside the suit.
The idea of a relationship between her and Shepard being inherently difficult and dangerous makes those few moments when she does take off her mask all the more sweet.
A relationship that can endure anything will survive forever.
I can see your point, but I feel like it would lose its appeal after a while. Its nice in the beginning that every intimate moment you can spend together is precious. But once that becomes routine, the combination of routine and danger isn't very appealing.
If the relationship endures the hardships enough to get to a point where Tali could live a normal life, that seems to be enduring a good amount. At that point, it seems like it would be tougher to adjust to a whole new dynamic, rather than continuing with the whole (at this point routine,) immune system hindrance.
If the relationship is able to survive what we know now, there's really no reason to suspect that they wouldn't still care about each other without the obstacles. It would just be nice for Tali to be able to experience those things she laments on her loyalty mission (smelling a flower, a simple kiss without risk.)
stefanbw wrote...
A thousand posts in 4 hours time?! Crazy, but we are doing this for TALI after all!
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