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[Collider]

I'd honestly rather Tali look like The Predator from AvP than a recolored human.

[Someone With Mass]

mrsph wrote...

A human face on an alien body would be unnerving to look at.

Her face is already looking human. And I'm okay with it.

[Lividity Jones]

Collider wrote...

I'd honestly rather Tali look like The Predator from AvP than a recolored human.

Here we go again...

We already know her features are humanlike, aside from the whole ear bull****.

I don't understand the problem here.

[Harold Genhi]

abatista wrote...
I agree, hair would distinguish them.  The asari, turians, elcor, hanar, vorcha, and krogan - none of them have hair.  The closest race that has the closest thing to hair (besides humans) is the batarians; they have a thin layer of very fine hair on their faces.  I also want the quarians to have hair.

While were on the topic... what would Tali's hair look like?

White considering the effects of being in total darkness most of the time, but i wouldn't pass off other colors being possible.

[Someone With Mass]

Lividity Jones wrote...

Here we go again...

We already know her features are humanlike, aside from the whole ear bull****.

I don't understand the problem here.

People just don't want another asari.

That's why they are going with the BS excuses.

[Collider]

We already know her features are humanlike, aside from the whole ear bull****.

they still have a lot of room to make Quarians more alien than the asari. just look at the drell - who themselves fit the "nose, lips, two eyes" deal that with the Quarians.

I don't understand the problem here.

Not really a problem, I just would like the series not to have an asari clone race.

Modifié par Collider, 02 août 2010 - 12:23 .

[Phil725]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

Collider wrote...

mrsph wrote...

A human face on an alien body would be unnerving to look at.

Yea - exactly.

Well we already know the ears are at least different.

We know the ears are different, but we also know that they have eyes, a nose, and a similar mouth, all arranged in a similar fashion as humans, with a similarly shaped face.  We're running out of places to fit in these alien features.  I don't see how an alien skin tone, some type of different ear, and maybe one other difference is enough to be unnerving.

I guess Vespaz' face is the main comparison.  It's largely human, but fits a few alien features in.  That's as much as I expect personally.  Can't see anything like mandibles or a 3rd eye on their forhead happening.

[Harold Genhi]

her hair could also be purple or its compliment since the visor would only filter a purple glow into her suit. Her hair would most likely respond accordingly to that prospect.

[Collider]

with a similarly shaped face.

that's just judging from the placeholder, which is just a placeholder.

[MassDestroyer]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

abatista wrote...
While were on the topic... what would Tali's hair look like?

I've got two ideas, but I'll just post the one that is generally approved of.

*AwsomeTalipicsinp*

I hope tali looks something like that

[Lividity Jones]

Collider wrote...

with a similarly shaped face.

that's just judging from the placeholder, which is just a placeholder.

So should we throw away the description in the novels as well even though they match what's revealed in the placeholder?

Modifié par Lividity Jones, 02 août 2010 - 12:26 .

[Collider]

Lividity Jones wrote...

Collider wrote...

with a similarly shaped face.

that's just judging from the placeholder, which is just a placeholder.

So should we throw away the description in the novels even though they match what's revealed in the placeholder?

Nope, keep what is described in the novel but know that the placeholder is just a placeholder.

[Phil725]

Collider wrote...

with a similarly shaped face.

that's just judging from the placeholder, which is just a placeholder.

Assuming they purposely put in a false placeholder to throw people off when they had the face done before ME2 was out seems a little farfetched to me. 

[Someone With Mass]

Collider wrote...

with a similarly shaped face.

that's just judging from the placeholder, which is just a placeholder.

So what?

Is that placeholder just another mask or something?

They can't just alter her face any way they want and say: "Durr...it's just a placeholder."

Modifié par Someone With Mass, 02 août 2010 - 12:28 .

[Titanium Man]

Lividity Jones wrote...

So should we throw away the description in the novels as well even though they match what's revealed in the placeholder?

Not ALL of the Star Wars novels are canon, you know.  Same applies here :V

Me, I saw a great example where the quarians had insectoid features like tiny mandibles.  I'd be cool with that.  Then again, I am an oddball.

[Lividity Jones]

Collider wrote...

Lividity Jones wrote...

Collider wrote...

with a similarly shaped face.

that's just judging from the placeholder, which is just a placeholder.

So should we throw away the description in the novels even though they match what's revealed in the placeholder?

Nope, keep what is described in the novel but know that the placeholder is just a placeholder.

So, by your logic, keeping the description from the novels would maintain the legitimacy of the placeholder.

[Harold Genhi]

Calinstel wrote...

Why does hair color need to rely on light entering the visor?

animals that live in pitch black caves become clear or white because of the lack of light. I was merely assuming that the same could happen if the light was a single color, but it just guesses and possible reasons for those theories. really i hold no solid theories to the matter since i'd rather see what Bioware does with it.

[Azint]

I'm not against making the quarians with human-like features, I just want them to still actually look like aliens. I hope to see something new, and not another asari.

[Someone With Mass]

So we're following the same novels which says that the quarians are about a foot shorter than humans?