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[Computer_God91]

Crimmsonwind wrote...

Ablaz3d wrote...

http://meforums.biow...forum=104&sp=15
As explained by Chris L'Etoile

"Without getting into too much detail, asari are considered female because:

1) They produce the equivalent of egg cells - cells that contain genetic material which can develop into a new independant organism. How they use them is a bit weird from the human point of view.

2) They possess the equivalent of a womb - a place where "activated" egg cells develop within them.

3) From the human point of view, they have a host of secondary sexual characteristics associated with femaleness (mammary glands, distribution of fats, higher pitched voice, etc.)

It's open to debate whether or not a species can truly be "female" (or "male") when they are monogendered. For the purposes of classification by multi-gendered species, who are the majority in the galaxy, the asari clearly fill a female niche.

The codex is not written from human or Spectre/galactic point of view (save one or two entries which deal with topics only the player knows about). It's supposed to be an objective encyclopedia, presenting topics in a neutral tone. The hope was that the background material Shepard would know growing up in the world would be presented tot the player in a way that allows you to make your own judgements on whether "X" is good or bad.

<-- Codex guy"

Holy awesomeness. Well, there you go, the dude who wrote the codex said it himself. Good enough for me.

Man and we spent all this time arguing.

[Nivenus]

Ablaz3d wrote...

http://meforums.biow...forum=104&sp=15


As explained by Chris L'Etoile 

"Without getting into too much detail, asari are considered female because:

1) They produce the equivalent of egg cells - cells that contain genetic material which can develop into a new independant organism. How they use them is a bit weird from the human point of view.

2) They possess the equivalent of a womb - a place where "activated" egg cells develop within them.

3) From the human point of view, they have a host of secondary sexual characteristics associated with femaleness (mammary glands, distribution of fats, higher pitched voice, etc.)

It's open to debate whether or not a species can truly be "female" (or "male") when they are monogendered. For the purposes of classification by multi-gendered species, who are the majority in the galaxy, the asari clearly fill a female niche.

The codex is not written from human or Spectre/galactic point of view (save one or two entries which deal with topics only the player knows about). It's supposed to be an objective encyclopedia, presenting topics in a neutral tone. The hope was that the background material Shepard would know growing up in the world would be presented tot the player in a way that allows you to make your own judgements on whether "X" is good or bad.

<-- Codex guy"

Hate to say it, but he's wrong. While the Codex is a reliable piece of information for the most part, it's clearly shown to be subjective and inaccurate at various points in the story (or simply that it doesn't "know" the answer). For instance, it's treatment of the Reapers in ME2, though more objective entries are added at various points in the story (likely meant to be personal additions by Shepard or Cerberus).

[Ablaz3d]

Some more stuff I was able to dig up on Asari Biology.

Link


"Keep in mind that just because the asari are asexual this does not mean that they are biologically incompatible.

:devil:"

"I will try to explain this in the most broad biological terms as possible.

Asexual: Relating to, produced by, or involving reproduction that occurs without the union of male and female gametes, as in binary fission or budding.

Essentially, the asari race to not need a male gene donor to reproduce. They do still birth new asari (a more feminine looking asari as seen in our videos and comparable to a human female in many respects. They do still do a live birth as human mammals do (as opposed to some sort of egg laying or budding or whatever).

And I would not get bogged down in terms of "human males". The asari have been romancing many different races for centuries long before humans showed up. As has been pointed out, there is more to romance than sex.

:devil:" - Chris Priestly


Another Link


"Asari are explicitly female.

<--- in-game Codex Writer, master of IP science" - Chris L'Etoile



 

Modifié par Ablaz3d, 02 juin 2010 - 07:11 .

[Ablaz3d]

So they do live birth which means they have a birth canal which means they have a v****a which means they can have sexual intercourse.

[Computer_God91]

Ablaz3d wrote...

So they do live birth which means they have a birth canal which means they have a v****a which means they can have sexual intercourse.

You nailed it. Liara even announced she has one from that quote.

[Chuvvy]

Stop being dense for two seconds, I'm sick of this rehashed discussion.



They have breast complete with nipples

They have a navel

They have eyelashes



Asari are viviparous mammals or viviparous mammal analogs, shut the **** up.

[The Awesome Darkrose]

Ya'll perverts. Liara could say that she has sand in her shoe or something. She never finished her sentence, so we don't know.

[Chuvvy]

The Awesome Darkrose wrote...

Ya'll perverts. Liara could say that she has sand in her shoe or something. She never finished her sentence, so we don't know.

Maybe she has it in her eye.

[Snugglepus]

How could anyone even get sand up her vagina while on the beach? Never seen chicks do that, at least never seen them complain about it lol.

[xbeton0L]

the asari race is broken. evolution does not approve. the reapers are angry because this race has succeeded in breaking nature. see what biotics are learning kids these days?

(to clarify, in sense, since i am somehow prone to trolling; the asari have some outstanding, exceptional traits about their race. to be realistic, even in a sci-fi sense, they stand out far above any other race with minimal flaws. to picture a world where the asari could have physically evolved, would be incredibly challenging without having to resort to enchantment and magic. do not mind the rest)

Modifié par xbeton0L, 19 septembre 2010 - 02:58 .