Hazzel42 wrote...
Waterproof clan markings make sense :-) Just had a flash of Jack and Garrus in the rain with their "makeup" running down their faces. Not sure who would look worse!
Hmmm... comic material!
Hazzel42 wrote...
Waterproof clan markings make sense :-) Just had a flash of Jack and Garrus in the rain with their "makeup" running down their faces. Not sure who would look worse!
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JulianP wrote...
Sialater wrote...
JulianP wrote...
zhongda wrote...
I figure they've got to have skin and subcu fat over the ridgey areas in order to have tattoos.
Unless, of course, the markings are just painted on! Personally, I'm leaning toward the paint theory. Why? Because with all these barefacers running around, I think it makes more sense that they just stopped painting at some point, than that they never got the tattoos at all, which I think would be unlikely due to social pressure.
But then why are Garrus' markings broken like his scars?
My totally fanwanky theory is that it's because the paint is semi-permanent, sort of like henna.
mrsph wrote...
I think they really handled the Liara/other LI pretty well. Though I haven't tried it with Jacob and Miranda yet.
Loved the Tali, Thane, and Garrus comments.
edit: I'm just happy they seem to not be going down the cat-fight/fistfight angle.
Giggles_Manically wrote...
I think she says something about trying to get under her helmet after the 3rd Paragon Interupt.
I was annoyed by that quote too, and I don't even have the DLC. xD If I did, I would just choose one of the options that avoided this conversation. My FemSheps don't find the asari attractive, and some of my MaleSheps don't either... but my MainShep and her clones think turians are attractive. There are just too many assumptions in that dialogue. Things like that should be left more open so the conversation can fit more Shepards. If a quote doesn't work for my Shepards, I replay any amount of the game that it takes to make it right. (I replayed a big part of one of those Collector ship missions because one of the dialogue choices had a non-religious Shepard say, "My God!" Luckily, that wasn't one of the harder missions.)Collider wrote...
I agree with this. I don't like the Asari as a race concept. Also, yea, it does kind of imply a certain viewpoint of the Turians from Shepard.@Xalena- No, that kind of rubbed me the wrong way, too. Partially because of the implications that Shep isn't over whatever "ew, aliens, weird" mentality that she originally had, and partially because it kind of feeds the Mary Sueishness of the asari in general. I have never played any of my Sheps to be any more sympathetic towards asari than they are to anyone else. It may not've been how the writers meant it to sound, but still.
FrancisKitt wrote...
Huh, we know the names of Garrus' squad now.
Erash, Monteague, Mierin, Grundan Krul, Melanis, Ripper, Sensat, Vortash, Butler, Weaver
Human: Monteague, Butler, Weaver
Turian: Mierin, Melanis
Salarian: Sensat (ex-STG guy)
Krogan: Grundan Krul
Unsure: Erash, Ripper, Vortash
Krogan and batarians have similar names, but my guess would be that Vortash would be the batarian. Erash could also be batarian, but I can also see it being salarian. **** knows what species 'Ripper' was (Yargh?).
Collider wrote...
Ripper sounds like a Krogan name.
Kim Shepard wrote...
(I replayed a big part of one of those Collector ship missions because one of the dialogue choices had a non-religious Shepard say, "My God!" Luckily, that wasn't one of the harder missions.)
Xsause wrote...
Kim Shepard wrote...
(I replayed a big part of one of those Collector ship missions because one of the dialogue choices had a non-religious Shepard say, "My God!" Luckily, that wasn't one of the harder missions.)
I'm non-religious, and I tend to do stuff like that too. OMG!
Huh, I kinda liked the "finding peace in the arms of a turian" conversation. True, it may sound a bit weird when you just read it like that, but in-game, with real emotions and such, it sounds a lot better. I think the "Everyone loves asari" line was meant to show just how different this relationship is from a human/asari relationship, where both parties are naturally attracted to each other, can have kids, etc.. Shepard just didn't expect to fall for Garrus. I agree with you, they could've worded it a bit better. But it's still one of the few moments in-game where Shepard can actually show his/her true emotions and vent his/her frustrations. It was definitely one of my favorite ME2 scenes.
And finally, yes, I agree with the "turian facial markings are tattoos" theory. :happy:
J4N3_M3 wrote...
Xsause wrote...
Kim Shepard wrote...
(I replayed a big part of one of those Collector ship missions because one of the dialogue choices had a non-religious Shepard say, "My God!" Luckily, that wasn't one of the harder missions.)
I'm non-religious, and I tend to do stuff like that too. OMG!
Huh, I kinda liked the "finding peace in the arms of a turian" conversation. True, it may sound a bit weird when you just read it like that, but in-game, with real emotions and such, it sounds a lot better. I think the "Everyone loves asari" line was meant to show just how different this relationship is from a human/asari relationship, where both parties are naturally attracted to each other, can have kids, etc.. Shepard just didn't expect to fall for Garrus. I agree with you, they could've worded it a bit better. But it's still one of the few moments in-game where Shepard can actually show his/her true emotions and vent his/her frustrations. It was definitely one of my favorite ME2 scenes.
And finally, yes, I agree with the "turian facial markings are tattoos" theory. :happy:
I actually didn't feel the "everyone finds asari attractive" line to be THAT important to Shep herself. I mean, the way she says it, it can also be seen as a sarcastic remark towards how most individuals act around asari. In a "everyone finds asari attractive, hence why three guys cheated on me" kinda way, if you know what i mean. it's more a general saying...doesn't have to be an expression of sheps personal opinion about asari.
zhongda wrote...
Just for discussion's sake...
Obviously there's an IRL reason for this (not going to make minute changes to character models for the sake of continuity) but if we're just going in-game: those markings are exactly. the. same. every. time. Just because of the way dyes such as henna work, I don't see how one would be able to recreate such exact, precise, and symmetrical markings every time.
Barefacers could've come from parents who felt no loyalty to a colony, exiles, or the barefacers could've been orphaned. Maybe they've had their tattoos removed, or maybe, like in tattoos, certain inks fade faster than others. (For example, red pigment holds up the worst- often, even if a tattoo is taken care of properly, the red will need to be redone after decades.)
There are also the issues that others have brought up regarding Garrus' being jacked up or applying paint to wounds, but those have been addressed.
To be fair, the codex does just refer to them as "facial markings." I'm just wondering: Why call them tats if they aren't tats?
Xsause wrote...
J4N3_M3 wrote...
Xsause wrote...
Kim Shepard wrote...
(I replayed a big part of one of those Collector ship missions because one of the dialogue choices had a non-religious Shepard say, "My God!" Luckily, that wasn't one of the harder missions.)
I'm non-religious, and I tend to do stuff like that too. OMG!
Huh, I kinda liked the "finding peace in the arms of a turian" conversation. True, it may sound a bit weird when you just read it like that, but in-game, with real emotions and such, it sounds a lot better. I think the "Everyone loves asari" line was meant to show just how different this relationship is from a human/asari relationship, where both parties are naturally attracted to each other, can have kids, etc.. Shepard just didn't expect to fall for Garrus. I agree with you, they could've worded it a bit better. But it's still one of the few moments in-game where Shepard can actually show his/her true emotions and vent his/her frustrations. It was definitely one of my favorite ME2 scenes.
And finally, yes, I agree with the "turian facial markings are tattoos" theory. :happy:
I actually didn't feel the "everyone finds asari attractive" line to be THAT important to Shep herself. I mean, the way she says it, it can also be seen as a sarcastic remark towards how most individuals act around asari. In a "everyone finds asari attractive, hence why three guys cheated on me" kinda way, if you know what i mean. it's more a general saying...doesn't have to be an expression of sheps personal opinion about asari.
I agree with you...I just suck at wording my serious posts correctly.
Sialater wrote...
Ripper's a stodgy Brit with glasses.