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Yes, but I was it be more like the book. Some living space for each Quarian that is decorated and busy market area where their Quarians trade goods.Runescapeguy9 wrote...
But it was new. And I'm grateful we got even that.CptSkull wrote...
We didn't really see alot of the Quarian lifestyle just the place where they do politics. I would have like to seen the living quaters of the Fleet.
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Personally I'd rather have people I can trust and are emotionally invested in on my team than a couple of new people who are there for the sole purpose of teaching me about things that could be easily covered in the Codex or in a novel.MajesticJazz wrote...
This is why even today, Quarians like Golo remains far more interesting.Kira Shepard wrote...
That's your opinion and you are entitled to it, chap.
NuclearBuddha wrote...
This is actually pretty sophisticated trolling: I'm impressed. Hilariously you suggest that a younger version of Wrex somehow expands krogan character.
And then just as hilariously you ignore all the other quarians male and female introduced in ME2.
Good show. But it's time for you to say goodbye, I think.
Guest_mrsph_*
tommyt_1994 wrote...
Its pictures like this that make me question whether or not to pick up the widow or revenant on my mainshep. Decisions decisions. But to make this on-topic, which do you think Tali would prefer? Unleashing a platoon's worth of ammunition with the revenant or the surgical widow?Kikaimegami wrote...
I'll just leave this here.
NuclearBuddha wrote...
*snip*
This is actually pretty sophisticated trolling: I'm impressed. Hilariously you suggest that a younger version of Wrex somehow expands krogan character.
And then just as hilariously you ignore all the other quarians male and female introduced in ME2.
Good show. But it's time for you to say goodbye, I think.
SpaceBuscuit wrote...
I agree there were missed opportunities in ME2, but Tali's development was still signficant. She was a lot less childlike. In most situtatuions, she seemed very mature and assured, yet still had that vulnerability that made her accessible. Plus, her accent and mannerisms were even sexier than in ME1. And she did expand upon the Quarians to some extent. Her loyalty mission on the Migrant Fleet in introduced us to Quarian politics, and their differing opinios on Quarians and the Geth. I personally felt that ME2 left Tali a much more rounded and believable character, not to mention even more loveable.
Whenever I give her the Widow, she looooooves getting headshotstommyt_1994 wrote...
Its pictures like this that make me question whether or not to pick up the widow or revenant on my mainshep. Decisions decisions. But to make this on-topic, which do you think Tali would prefer? Unleashing a platoon's worth of ammunition with the revenant or the surgical widow? If she was forced to pick, because w eall know she loves her shotguns
I'm being honest. This is far more sophisticated than the average "HURRR" we get around here. But he played his hand far too early.Phil725 wrote...
I give him points for originality at least. Better than most attempts.NuclearBuddha wrote...
This is actually pretty sophisticated trolling: I'm impressed. Hilariously you suggest that a younger version of Wrex somehow expands krogan character.
And then just as hilariously you ignore all the other quarians male and female introduced in ME2.
Good show. But it's time for you to say goodbye, I think.
This. I mean, seriously, what do we really know about turians? Garrus isn't doing half the job Tali is in that regard.Collider wrote...
We have actually have more of an insight into the Quarian world through Tali, the Quarian sidequests, and Tali's loyalty mission, than most other races.
Kikaimegami wrote...
I'll just leave this here.
Yes I know she prefers shotguns, which is why I went back and edited that post.MadCat221 wrote...
tommyt_1994 wrote...
Its pictures like this that make me question whether or not to pick up the widow or revenant on my mainshep. Decisions decisions. But to make this on-topic, which do you think Tali would prefer? Unleashing a platoon's worth of ammunition with the revenant or the surgical widow?Kikaimegami wrote...
I'll just leave this here.
Her preferred gun is a shottie. Decidedly not surgically precise.
Kikaimegami wrote...
Whenever I give her the Widow, she looooooves getting headshotstommyt_1994 wrote...
Its pictures like this that make me question whether or not to pick up the widow or revenant on my mainshep. Decisions decisions. But to make this on-topic, which do you think Tali would prefer? Unleashing a platoon's worth of ammunition with the revenant or the surgical widow? If she was forced to pick, because w eall know she loves her shotguns
Snazzy Penguin wrote...
Found this, felt need to post:
*E3ShepardMeme*
I concede that they could have expanded more on the quarian race by adding a new squad member in place of Tali. However I am content with the expansion granted to us by allowing us to travel to the mirgant fleet itself and see quarian society first hand and I happen to greatly enjoy her characterization as a much more mature and refined young woman than she was in the original Mass Effect.MajesticJazz wrote...
Kira Shepard wrote...
That's your opinion and you are entitled to it, chap.
No, its the truth! Bioware expanded upon the Asari race by using Samara and her Justicar background. From a squadmate perspective, we got to see the Asari in a different light from a much older and strict Asari in Samara compared to the much younger and naive Asari in Liara. Same with Wrex vs Grunt. From a squadmate perspective Bioware expanded upon the Krogan by giving us a younger and more brash Krogan who is seeking his place in the galaxy and as a Krogan compared to the older more "I wanna unite my people" personality in Wrex.
Bioware could have done this with the Quarians by giving us another female (or male) Quarian with a totally different personality, background, and ambitions. Instead we get Tali yet again because people were disapointed that they weren't able to have sex with her in ME1 so Bioware sacrificed the opportunity to bring in a new Quarian to bring back Tali and make her "more mature".
This is why even today, Quarians like Golo remains far more interesting.
Collider wrote...
Lol, Grunt kind of just increased the "Proud Warrior Race" stereotype involved with the Krogan. He did not really develop them, just added to their somewhat one dimensionalness. Now Okeer...I liked that guy. Would have loved to have him on the squad.
Collider wrote...
Lol, Grunt kind of just increased the "Proud Warrior Race" stereotype involved with the Krogan. He did not really develop them, just added to their somewhat one dimensionalness. Now Okeer...I liked that guy. Would have loved to have him on the squad.
Guest_mrsph_*
Zaeed talked me into filling Elnora with lead.RobotNixon wrote...
Collider wrote...
Lol, Grunt kind of just increased the "Proud Warrior Race" stereotype involved with the Krogan. He did not really develop them, just added to their somewhat one dimensionalness. Now Okeer...I liked that guy. Would have loved to have him on the squad.
I know, it would be nice to have someone convincingly influence my Shepard do something Renegade.
This is awesome. You're awesome.nitefyre410 wrote...
*grabs Kikia in big hug *
its my favorite Legion fan...
damn why my Legion be so Epic with that Widow and Tali with the Geth shotgun.. fearsome
the Losers reference in coming
*tali with merc on hover bike speeding towards her and transport behind her.*
Tali: Legion.. Take em
*legion from Sniping position*
Legion: Acknowledged *fires single shot from the Widow Maker hitting the bikes Fuel cell the bike explodes send it and merc flying over Tali head in the transport destroying it as well*
Legions: *head flaps raising*
Tali: Outstanding
Collider wrote...
Lol, Grunt kind of just increased the "Proud Warrior Race" stereotype involved with the Krogan. He did not really develop them, just added to their somewhat one dimensionalness. Now Okeer...I liked that guy. Would have loved to have him on the squad.
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