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Kalashnikov wrote...
booty shorts and a tank topnitefyre410 wrote...
RiptideX1090 wrote...
Kralander wrote...
Perhaps we should get back on topic before the Woo monster comes by once again?
Topic?
Clothes we would like to see in Tali if she did not have to wear a suit. Earth style or other wise. This can always go into the area of t what would Traditional quarian clothing look before the fall?
The reapers dont destroy ALL life, just life that is, or has the potential to be intelligent. And maybe the Protheans were long-lived creatures 1000+ years, like the Asari or KroganLostJ wrote...
I don't think it was possible, considering that the Protheans that survived were those few scientists that made the mini relay and altered the keepers so the Reapers couldn't remotely activate the Citadel relay. They probably died of hunger.Orgelmir wrote...
EVENING NEW TALI THREAD!This got me to thinking, do you think its possible that the Protheans that survived the reaper attack could have influenced the evolution of organics accross the galaxy? Seems possible since most of the sentient species seem to have similar biological structures.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Convergent evolution allows for humans and quarians to have similar basic anatomical structure. Evolution favors the species that can hold a gun. However, that doesn't mean their biology is as similar as you might think. I was mearly implying that quarians might not even have a hymen.
Why am I even explaining this....?
I should just go back to drawing or something...
RiptideX1090 wrote...
Orgelmir wrote...
EVENING NEW TALI THREAD!This got me to thinking, do you think its possible that the Protheans that survived the reaper attack could have influenced the evolution of organics accross the galaxy? Seems possible since most of the sentient species seem to have similar biological structures.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Convergent evolution allows for humans and quarians to have similar basic anatomical structure. Evolution favors the species that can hold a gun. However, that doesn't mean their biology is as similar as you might think. I was mearly implying that quarians might not even have a hymen.
Why am I even explaining this....?
I should just go back to drawing or something...
I don't want to explain this again...
No. The reason they all look alike, until stated otherwise, is convergent evolution. I remember the devs stating this explicitly. Hands are usefull for using Tools. Two eyes allow for depth perception. Two feet allow you to stand and use your hands at the same time. A mouth with teeth lets you chew food. These are useful anatomical structures. It makes sense that other species evolved to have similar structure to us. That they look as human as us, is debatable, but the theory is sound.
RiptideX1090 wrote...
nitefyre410 wrote...
RiptideX1090 wrote...
Kralander wrote...
Perhaps we should get back on topic before the Woo monster comes by once again?
Topic?
Clothes we would like to see in Tali if she did not have to wear a suit. Earth style or other wise. This can always go into the area of t what would Traditional quarian clothing look before the fall?
I'd think quarian cloths would be similar to their what they wear on their suits. Hoods, intricate cloth wrappings, belts and straps, utility and beauty all in one. Just my guess.
nitefyre410 wrote...
Kalashnikov wrote...
booty shorts and a tank topnitefyre410 wrote...
RiptideX1090 wrote...
Kralander wrote...
Perhaps we should get back on topic before the Woo monster comes by once again?
Topic?
Clothes we would like to see in Tali if she did not have to wear a suit. Earth style or other wise. This can always go into the area of t what would Traditional quarian clothing look before the fall?
*Brofist*
Absol - ****ing- lutely
then explain the elcor and hanar. whats the deal with them? i understand what your getting at but if your looking at this on a galactic scale all species should be bipedal and..well you know humanlike.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Orgelmir wrote...
EVENING NEW TALI THREAD!This got me to thinking, do you think its possible that the Protheans that survived the reaper attack could have influenced the evolution of organics accross the galaxy? Seems possible since most of the sentient species seem to have similar biological structures.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Convergent evolution allows for humans and quarians to have similar basic anatomical structure. Evolution favors the species that can hold a gun. However, that doesn't mean their biology is as similar as you might think. I was mearly implying that quarians might not even have a hymen.
Why am I even explaining this....?
I should just go back to drawing or something...
I don't want to explain this again...
No. The reason they all look alike, until stated otherwise, is convergent evolution. I remember the devs stating this explicitly. Hands are usefull for using Tools. Two eyes allow for depth perception. Two feet allow you to stand and use your hands at the same time. A mouth with teeth lets you chew food. These are useful anatomical structures. It makes sense that other species evolved to have similar structure to us. That they look as human as us, is debatable, but the theory is sound.
LostJ wrote...
RiptideX1090 wrote...
Orgelmir wrote...
EVENING NEW TALI THREAD!This got me to thinking, do you think its possible that the Protheans that survived the reaper attack could have influenced the evolution of organics accross the galaxy? Seems possible since most of the sentient species seem to have similar biological structures.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Convergent evolution allows for humans and quarians to have similar basic anatomical structure. Evolution favors the species that can hold a gun. However, that doesn't mean their biology is as similar as you might think. I was mearly implying that quarians might not even have a hymen.
Why am I even explaining this....?
I should just go back to drawing or something...
I don't want to explain this again...
No. The reason they all look alike, until stated otherwise, is convergent evolution. I remember the devs stating this explicitly. Hands are usefull for using Tools. Two eyes allow for depth perception. Two feet allow you to stand and use your hands at the same time. A mouth with teeth lets you chew food. These are useful anatomical structures. It makes sense that other species evolved to have similar structure to us. That they look as human as us, is debatable, but the theory is sound.
I wish I knew that much about biology..
RiptideX1090 wrote...
Lividity Jones wrote...
*snip*
Plainclothes Tali would be hilarious.
"There! That's what she looks like! Happy?!"
Garrus: You owe me fifty Credits, Joker.
Joker: Dammit! Why are alien chicks always so hot?
Shepard: Wait? You thought she'd be ugly?
Joker: I'd run away, but I know I couldn't outrun you. Can I have a head start?
Shepard: ...
That brings up a very pertinent question. Given that quarians must, at this point, spend so much of their lives in their suit, would their fashions out of the suit rebel against that? For example - given a place that she could reasonably expect to be out of her suit safely (say a consistently sterilized area she had adapted to), would she have a tendency to wear as little as possible? Would modesty be a factor, considering how form fitting (by necessity) her suit is?FsDxRAGE wrote...
Tali in jeans with a spaghetti strap shirt would be hot
Kalashnikov wrote...
then explain the elcor and hanar. whats the deal with them? i understand what your getting at but if your looking at this on a galactic scale all species should be bipedal and..well you know humanlike.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Orgelmir wrote...
EVENING NEW TALI THREAD!This got me to thinking, do you think its possible that the Protheans that survived the reaper attack could have influenced the evolution of organics accross the galaxy? Seems possible since most of the sentient species seem to have similar biological structures.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Convergent evolution allows for humans and quarians to have similar basic anatomical structure. Evolution favors the species that can hold a gun. However, that doesn't mean their biology is as similar as you might think. I was mearly implying that quarians might not even have a hymen.
Why am I even explaining this....?
I should just go back to drawing or something...
I don't want to explain this again...
No. The reason they all look alike, until stated otherwise, is convergent evolution. I remember the devs stating this explicitly. Hands are usefull for using Tools. Two eyes allow for depth perception. Two feet allow you to stand and use your hands at the same time. A mouth with teeth lets you chew food. These are useful anatomical structures. It makes sense that other species evolved to have similar structure to us. That they look as human as us, is debatable, but the theory is sound.
Kalashnikov wrote...
then explain the elcor and hanar. whats the deal with them? i understand what your getting at but if your looking at this on a galactic scale all species should be bipedal and..well you know humanlike.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Orgelmir wrote...
EVENING NEW TALI THREAD!This got me to thinking, do you think its possible that the Protheans that survived the reaper attack could have influenced the evolution of organics accross the galaxy? Seems possible since most of the sentient species seem to have similar biological structures.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Convergent evolution allows for humans and quarians to have similar basic anatomical structure. Evolution favors the species that can hold a gun. However, that doesn't mean their biology is as similar as you might think. I was mearly implying that quarians might not even have a hymen.
Why am I even explaining this....?
I should just go back to drawing or something...
I don't want to explain this again...
No. The reason they all look alike, until stated otherwise, is convergent evolution. I remember the devs stating this explicitly. Hands are usefull for using Tools. Two eyes allow for depth perception. Two feet allow you to stand and use your hands at the same time. A mouth with teeth lets you chew food. These are useful anatomical structures. It makes sense that other species evolved to have similar structure to us. That they look as human as us, is debatable, but the theory is sound.
LostJ wrote...
nitefyre410 wrote...
Kalashnikov wrote...
booty shorts and a tank topnitefyre410 wrote...
RiptideX1090 wrote...
Kralander wrote...
Perhaps we should get back on topic before the Woo monster comes by once again?
Topic?
Clothes we would like to see in Tali if she did not have to wear a suit. Earth style or other wise. This can always go into the area of t what would Traditional quarian clothing look before the fall?
*Brofist*
Absol - ****ing- lutely
Sigh.. People trying to transform Tali into an alien ****
Guest_mrsph_*
personally i believe tali would look good in any clothingAndaius20 wrote...
So votes for Tali in tight jeans, just hugging DEM curves.
*rubs temples* why do i feel like darwinian science is jsut being thrown out the window?RiptideX1090 wrote...
Kalashnikov wrote...
then explain the elcor and hanar. whats the deal with them? i understand what your getting at but if your looking at this on a galactic scale all species should be bipedal and..well you know humanlike.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Orgelmir wrote...
EVENING NEW TALI THREAD!This got me to thinking, do you think its possible that the Protheans that survived the reaper attack could have influenced the evolution of organics accross the galaxy? Seems possible since most of the sentient species seem to have similar biological structures.RiptideX1090 wrote...
Convergent evolution allows for humans and quarians to have similar basic anatomical structure. Evolution favors the species that can hold a gun. However, that doesn't mean their biology is as similar as you might think. I was mearly implying that quarians might not even have a hymen.
Why am I even explaining this....?
I should just go back to drawing or something...
I don't want to explain this again...
No. The reason they all look alike, until stated otherwise, is convergent evolution. I remember the devs stating this explicitly. Hands are usefull for using Tools. Two eyes allow for depth perception. Two feet allow you to stand and use your hands at the same time. A mouth with teeth lets you chew food. These are useful anatomical structures. It makes sense that other species evolved to have similar structure to us. That they look as human as us, is debatable, but the theory is sound.
No. the theory is NOT universal. Compare Arachnids and Rodents. They have eyes. They have mouths. They have legs, but they are also different, and can do different things. It's not a universal law, but it explains why humans, Drell, Quarians, and Turians are all similar. Their worlds are similar to ours. Elcor evolved on a high gravity world. Hanar, under water. They are exceptions to the rule, and besides, it's merely a theory, and for now, the one that's used in the ME universe.
I APPROVE. <3Andaius20 wrote...
So votes for Tali in tight jeans, just hugging DEM curves.
uhdnrt wrote...
That brings up a very pertinent question. Given that quarians must, at this point, spend so much of their lives in their suit, would their fashions out of the suit rebel against that? For example - given a place that she could reasonably expect to be out of her suit safely (say a consistently sterilized area she had adapted to), would she have a tendency to wear as little as possible? Would modesty be a factor, considering how form fitting (by necessity) her suit is?FsDxRAGE wrote...
Tali in jeans with a spaghetti strap shirt would be hot
IMO, she would be likely to want to wear as little as possible. Since quarians have no true fashions of their own, at this time, I could see Tali preferring to lounge in their shared cabin just in an oversized shirt. Loose fitting, since freedom of movement would be a key. Bare minimum for decency. Comfort over style.
Thoughts?
mrsph wrote...
You know, I'm curious. Tali shares Engineering with three of the more dangerous crew-members. I wonder what her interactions with Zaeed, Grunt, and Jack would be like...
Modifié par Lividity Jones, 29 juillet 2010 - 03:28 .
DEM JEANS:wub:Alphyn wrote...
I APPROVE. <3Andaius20 wrote...
So votes for Tali in tight jeans, just hugging DEM curves.
Those that don't approve will be my sworn enemies. <_<
I agree, she would cherish being out of her suit, and would do as little to restrict that feeling as possible. But maybe she would also want to try other outfits simply because they are not her suit.... I think that she may have a crisis in fasion if she were able to come out of her suit on a regualr basis.uhdnrt wrote...
That brings up a very pertinent question. Given that quarians must, at this point, spend so much of their lives in their suit, would their fashions out of the suit rebel against that? For example - given a place that she could reasonably expect to be out of her suit safely (say a consistently sterilized area she had adapted to), would she have a tendency to wear as little as possible? Would modesty be a factor, considering how form fitting (by necessity) her suit is?FsDxRAGE wrote...
Tali in jeans with a spaghetti strap shirt would be hot
IMO, she would be likely to want to wear as little as possible. Since quarians have no true fashions of their own, at this time, I could see Tali preferring to lounge in their shared cabin just in an oversized shirt. Loose fitting, since freedom of movement would be a key. Bare minimum for decency. Comfort over style.
Thoughts?
mrsph wrote...
You know, I'm curious. Tali shares Engineering with three of the more dangerous crew-members. I wonder what her interactions with Zaeed, Grunt, and Jack would be like...
uhdnrt wrote...
That brings up a very pertinent question. Given that quarians must, at this point, spend so much of their lives in their suit, would their fashions out of the suit rebel against that? For example - given a place that she could reasonably expect to be out of her suit safely (say a consistently sterilized area she had adapted to), would she have a tendency to wear as little as possible? Would modesty be a factor, considering how form fitting (by necessity) her suit is?FsDxRAGE wrote...
Tali in jeans with a spaghetti strap shirt would be hot
IMO, she would be likely to want to wear as little as possible. Since quarians have no true fashions of their own, at this time, I could see Tali preferring to lounge in their shared cabin just in an oversized shirt. Loose fitting, since freedom of movement would be a key. Bare minimum for decency. Comfort over style.
Thoughts?
Kalashnikov wrote...
*rubs temples* why do i feel like darwinian science is jsut being thrown out the window?
uhdnrt wrote...
That brings up a very pertinent question. Given that quarians must, at this point, spend so much of their lives in their suit, would their fashions out of the suit rebel against that? For example - given a place that she could reasonably expect to be out of her suit safely (say a consistently sterilized area she had adapted to), would she have a tendency to wear as little as possible? Would modesty be a factor, considering how form fitting (by necessity) her suit is?FsDxRAGE wrote...
Tali in jeans with a spaghetti strap shirt would be hot
IMO, she would be likely to want to wear as little as possible. Since quarians have no true fashions of their own, at this time, I could see Tali preferring to lounge in their shared cabin just in an oversized shirt. Loose fitting, since freedom of movement would be a key. Bare minimum for decency. Comfort over style.
Thoughts?
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