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[aznsoisauce]

After more lurid staring, I was probably just seeing what I didn't want to see.

The "lady lumps" is probably just the way looser, cloth-like material drapes on their bodies.

[Sable Rhapsody]

Liec wrote...

I got that impression as well.

Hmm.  I still think it just looks like the general turian pronounced chest.  DH also does wonky things with body proportions, so I'm not sure if it's intended to look more human and "breast-like" or it's just the art being weird again.

[GuardianAngel470]

Kim Shepard wrote...

The Reapers don't need to control the geth. A good amount of them joined Sovereign by their own decision, and Legion says that others could make that same choice. Also, the geth are similar to the Reapers in some ways, such as the geth having a hive-mind and the Reapers being "each a nation," so finding out certain things about the geth thought process could give a better idea of the Reaper thought process. Or they could simply be thinking about the future - the quarian and geth conflict is an important one in both games, even more so in ME2.

And using real-world comparisons never does any good... it just gets the thread off-topic.

If by "good amount" you mean 5%. 

[aznsoisauce]

Turians generally have feminine curvy shapes goin' on.

[Cerrydd]

aznsoisauce wrote...

Turians generally have feminine curvy shapes goin' on.

ZOMG azn. You're alive!

On topic.. uhm... I don't believe those are supposed to be boobs.

[aznsoisauce]

THEY BETTER NOT BE, CERRYDD. THEY BETTER NOT BE.

Modifié par aznsoisauce, 21 janvier 2011 - 10:08 .

[Kim Shepard]

Yeah, I think it's just the general turian body shape, and her draped clothes might give that appearance as well. No real "funny bumps" on the turian ladies though.

GuardianAngel470 wrote...

Kim Shepard wrote...

The Reapers don't need to control the geth. A good amount of them joined Sovereign by their own decision, and Legion says that others could make that same choice. Also, the geth are similar to the Reapers in some ways, such as the geth having a hive-mind and the Reapers being "each a nation," so finding out certain things about the geth thought process could give a better idea of the Reaper thought process. Or they could simply be thinking about the future - the quarian and geth conflict is an important one in both games, even more so in ME2.

And using real-world comparisons never does any good... it just gets the thread off-topic.

If by "good amount" you mean 5%. 

No matter what the percents were, their numbers were enough to do massive damage to both colonies and the Citadel.

Why argue about a decision in the game that was made to let people have more that one choice? There are reasons for each one, and not everyone needs to agree about the justification of a videogame character's choice. And it's the Garrus thread. The argument's not even on-topic.

[Cerrydd]

The first thing I thought of was that part that sticks out on the turian body. Maybe it's rounder and wider for teh womenz.



It's fanart of course, but Garrus' armor does have that V-shaped... shape... on the front.

And it's a free shirtless Garrus.

[Leonia]

We could use more shirtless Garrus fanart *nod*

[Sable Rhapsody]

Cerrydd wrote...

And it's a free shirtless Garrus.

This is the most important bit 

Also, the one official piece of concept art floating around for the turians without armor does show that bone ridge protrusion on the front of their chests.

[Tasha vas Nar Rayya]

At first I thought Garrus was sewing. I didn't think he was the sewing kinda guy?

And I agree, I don't think they are breasts. I think it is just the collar going round to the front or that ridge at the front. I never imagined turian ladies to have all the 'funny bumps.'

Ah, shirtless Garrus...

[mellifera]

That picture makes me sad, for some reason.

[Leonia]

Give the guy a hug! And yeah.. the collar/bone bit in the front is probably there for both genders, I think that would make "funny bumps" a bit difficult.

[Sable Rhapsody]

I want to give him a hug. I mean more so than usual when I see his scars like that without the bandage. Poor Garr-bear.

[Kim Shepard]

There are a lot of turian males who wear armor with the rounded front too. Is it the light armor that looks like that? I know Saren and most of the Evolution turians wear that sort of armor. It's just a combination of their natural shape and the armor's exaggeration of it, like the collar around their necks.

I like that Garrus fanart. It's really well-done, totally believeable, and emotional (because he's removing the bandages).

[aznsoisauce]

yukidama wrote...

That picture makes me sad, for some reason.

I like to think he's glaring at the bandage and thinking "You smell. I hate you."

[Leonia]

That fanart almost makes me want to cry, seriously. We need a happier picture now.

[Cerrydd]

leonia42 wrote...

That fanart almost makes me want to cry, seriously. We need a happier picture now.

Just the thing to help.

But yeah, that shirtless Garrus pic is one of my favourites. Love the detail in it.

[Sable Rhapsody]

aznsoisauce wrote...
I like to think he's glaring at the bandage and thinking "You smell. I hate you."

My boyfriend is sleeping, and I'm currently trying to repress my snickering.  I hope you're happy with yourself :lol:And if that bandage is anything like a cast is for humans, it probably does reek, especially since he wears it into combat.

[mellifera]

Modifié par yukidama, 21 janvier 2011 - 10:30 .

[Leonia]

D'aww!! The happy pair of snipers.

[aznsoisauce]

Sable Rhapsody wrote...

aznsoisauce wrote...
I like to think he's glaring at the bandage and thinking "You smell. I hate you."

My boyfriend is sleeping, and I'm currently trying to repress my snickering.  I hope you're happy with yourself :lol:And if that bandage is anything like a cast is for humans, it probably does reek, especially since he wears it into combat.

It was the first thing I thought about way back when Turian sweat was first discussed in one of these Garrus threads.

Edit: OOOOOHHHH Garrus fanart I have not yet saved~ 

Modifié par aznsoisauce, 21 janvier 2011 - 10:32 .

[Kim Shepard]

It's the return of the Garrus-unicorn-heatsink-Anderson-Normandy-cake! xD I haven't seen that one in a while.

The other pictures are adorable too.

[mellifera]

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[GuardianAngel470]

Kim Shepard wrote...

Yeah, I think it's just the general turian body shape, and her draped clothes might give that appearance as well. No real "funny bumps" on the turian ladies though.

GuardianAngel470 wrote...

Kim Shepard wrote...

The Reapers don't need to control the geth. A good amount of them joined Sovereign by their own decision, and Legion says that others could make that same choice. Also, the geth are similar to the Reapers in some ways, such as the geth having a hive-mind and the Reapers being "each a nation," so finding out certain things about the geth thought process could give a better idea of the Reaper thought process. Or they could simply be thinking about the future - the quarian and geth conflict is an important one in both games, even more so in ME2.

And using real-world comparisons never does any good... it just gets the thread off-topic.

If by "good amount" you mean 5%. 

No matter what the percents were, their numbers were enough to do massive damage to both colonies and the Citadel.

Why argue about a decision in the game that was made to let people have more that one choice? There are reasons for each one, and not everyone needs to agree about the justification of a videogame character's choice. And it's the Garrus thread. The argument's not even on-topic.

To understand the thought processes of my fellow human beings. Why else would I be here?

I challenge others to think about their decisions and to explain them to me so that I can understand how they think. On occasion, and by accident, I incite aggressive responses with my blunt nature. 

The intricacies of human nature are interesting to me as I come from a troubled background. The ineptitude of human psychology forces me to observe others and myself. From this I have helped many people overcome their problems when their "doctors" failed.

Hence the username...

Is that answer sufficient?

EDIT: I like the sniper pair and super hero pictures, very cute...

Modifié par GuardianAngel470, 21 janvier 2011 - 10:38 .