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[Titanium Man]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...



D'aw.

Why does she have a Super Saiyan aura?

[Kami102]

CptSkull wrote...

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                Assuming Direct Control!

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                                                                                           This Hurts You!





But anyway, Moar  Tali

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Modifié par Kami102, 30 juillet 2010 - 02:19 .

[spartan117 lbg]

Hello guys its me checking in on our thread. I havent been here a while and see that our 10,000 page thread had to be closed. If you dont know be I am the owner of the Official Tali Fan club on the social network with almost 3,000 members.



I am not very happy about this but it is not Stanley's fault it is ours. We MUST make sure we stay on topic. Please remember this is not a place to talk with friends it is to share our love for Tali and promote her for Mass Effect 3.



I think we have already done our job by showing Bioware how many people love Tali and it would be stupid for them to delete tali from the game.



As a not to Stanly it is not that we have ran out of things to talk about related to Tali it is just that we dont always have things to say about Tali. What we need to learn is to check our posts before we post to make sure we are contributing to the thread and not making people look down on us.



I love that so many people feel as I do about Tali but we cant just post to get our thread's post count up and we must adhere to Biowares rules.



I want to knock out two birds with one stone so I am going to address to some people why we love Tali because I think we have some people that dont understand us.



Although it is completely an opinion I believe Tali is the greatest character in Mass Effect. Tali no doubt has the most depth as a character. Tali genuinely loves Shepard. She has loved him since Mass Effect 1 but never had the courage to confront him about it.



I think Tali is a beautiful woman and I love her voice. I love how she plays with her hands when she is nervous and how she has such good morals. I would have to say the biggest thing that made me fall for Tali was her loyalty mission which made my love for her increase substantially. Tali just seems to love Shepard the most. If you notice all the other characters you have to approach to get their love but Tali has loved you from the beginning.



I respect all those who have different views but I couldn't see myself falling for anyone else. Who I dont respect are those who put Tali down just because so many like her. These people are just looking for attention.







PS I have been reading the best Tali fan fic of all time. Just reading this sounds so real and had made me emotional. I am on chapter 78 out of 84 so I am almost finished and I have loved it. I am not even a reading person but I cant stop reading this. If I were to recommend any tali fan fic to anyone it would be this one. If you are a true fan of Tali you should check this fan fic out as it has incredible depth and tells of Shepard's life with Tali after ME2.



LINK: http://talizorah.org...tory.php?sid=10



Also Bioware you should read that fan fic when you are making your plot for Tali in ME3 =)

[Purification-]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...



D'aw.

*D'awww-meter blows up*
<3-<3

[spartan117 lbg]

Kami 102 please dont post things like that

[InHarmsWay]

Pacifien wrote...
But other than that, anyone else read Retribution? I just got three paragraphs into it and I'm already arguing with the book about red giant stars.

I read it. It makes me very glad that I destroyed the Collector Base. Cerberus can't even tie their own damn shoes without severely screwing up. Seriously.

Also the book follows default Shepard choices. The book doesn't directly say what happens to Shepard or the base just that the Illusive Man thinks he'll be working with Shepard again in the near future.

Which made me feel relieved that he's not going to enact ungodly revenge against me.

[Kami102]

InHarmsWay wrote...

Pacifien wrote...
But other than that, anyone else read Retribution? I just got three paragraphs into it and I'm already arguing with the book about red giant stars.

I read it. It makes me very glad that I destroyed the Collector Base. Cerberus can't even tie their own damn shoes without severely screwing up. Seriously.

Also the book follows default Shepard choices. The book doesn't directly say what happens to Shepard or the base just that the Illusive Man thinks he'll be working with Shepard again in the near future.

Which made me feel relieved that he's not going to enact ungodly revenge against me.

I'm about halfway through (Chapter 16) and loving it


NOBODY SPOIL IT PLEASE

[Phil725]

InHarmsWay wrote...

Pacifien wrote...
But other than that, anyone else read Retribution? I just got three paragraphs into it and I'm already arguing with the book about red giant stars.

I read it. It makes me very glad that I destroyed the Collector Base. Cerberus can't even tie their own damn shoes without severely screwing up. Seriously.

Also the book follows default Shepard choices. The book doesn't directly say what happens to Shepard or the base just that the Illusive Man thinks he'll be working with Shepard again in the near future.

Which made me feel relieved that he's not going to enact ungodly revenge against me.

There seems to be some general feeling around that TIM is going to be a big enemy in ME3, and I just don't see it.  Sure you can make him angry by destroying the base, but what's he going to do?  Kill you over it and doom him to death by the reapers?  He's smarter than that.  He's depending on Shep as much as anyone else, and he knows it.  Hs seems headed towards more of an untrusted ally role rather than enemy to me.

[MadCat221]

Phil725 wrote...

InHarmsWay wrote...

Pacifien wrote...
But other than that, anyone else read Retribution? I just got three paragraphs into it and I'm already arguing with the book about red giant stars.

I read it. It makes me very glad that I destroyed the Collector Base. Cerberus can't even tie their own damn shoes without severely screwing up. Seriously.

Also the book follows default Shepard choices. The book doesn't directly say what happens to Shepard or the base just that the Illusive Man thinks he'll be working with Shepard again in the near future.

Which made me feel relieved that he's not going to enact ungodly revenge against me.

There seems to be some general feeling around that TIM is going to be a big enemy in ME3, and I just don't see it.  Sure you can make him angry by destroying the base, but what's he going to do?  Kill you over it and doom him to death by the reapers?  He's smarter than that.  He's depending on Shep as much as anyone else, and he knows it.  Hs seems headed towards more of an untrusted ally role rather than enemy to me.

I see him helping with a lot of strings attached.  You were his unwilling puppet if you were Paragon.  He wants his puppet back.

Timmay is NOT your friend.  Even in ME2 he wasn't.  For an ironic twist, the Renegade path is the 'naive' one when concerning Timmay.  You are a tool to him, nothing more.  Just like everyone else in Cerberus, no matter how much he plays up the 'cerberus takes care of their own' angle.

Modifié par MadCat221, 30 juillet 2010 - 02:36 .

[CptSkull]

I wanna see that comic where it tells you how TIM became the man he is today.

[JeanLuc761]

mrsph wrote...

TIM is not a very intelligent fellow. I think I would rather give the base to Zaeed of Grunt than him.

Ruthless? Yes.  Unintelligent? No.

TIM didn't get where he is by his good lucks; the man is brilliant and he knows how to orchestrate people and situations to get what he wants. 

[Calculatrice]

Hey there. Jean, watchu doing over here?

[Sleepicub09]

 hello guys

[Calculatrice]

Tali is... Heart?

[Kalashnikov]

as woo said, this kind of 'hello hi' chatter is unallowed

and as i was playing tali's loyalty mission today, i noticed the male quarians have these tubes coming out of their helmets. what are they for? and do the females have them? are the covered by those hoods?

[Phil725]

MadCat221 wrote...
*snip*

I see him helping with a lot of strings attached.  You were his unwilling puppet if you were Paragon.  He wants his puppet back.

Timmay is NOT your friend.  Even in ME2 he wasn't.  For an ironic twist, the Renegade path is the 'naive' one when concerning Timmay.

I'm not really sure how much TIM wants a puppet.  I think he is legimately concerned about the reapers killing everyone, and that's why he brought you back in the first place.  Being the pragmatist that he is, he's going to try and get all the extra benefits he can off of you in the process, but you do share the common goals of saving people in ME2, and stopping the reapers in ME3.  That alone makes him potentially useful to you.

[Kami102]

Kalashnikov wrote...

as woo said, this kind of 'hello hi' chatter is unallowed
and as i was playing tali's loyalty mission today, i noticed the male quarians have these tubes coming out of their helmets. what are they for? and do the females have them? are the covered by those hoods?

I'd assume that they are the same essential life-support tubes -- and that females cover them with their hoods.

[Phil725]

Kalashnikov wrote...

as woo said, this kind of 'hello hi' chatter is unallowed
and as i was playing tali's loyalty mission today, i noticed the male quarians have these tubes coming out of their helmets. what are they for? and do the females have them? are the covered by those hoods?

I'd assume for stuff like electricity and oxygen and other stuff to be transported from the rest of the suits to the helmet area.  The females have them as well, though their hoods cover them.  Which is a very aesthetically pleasing design choice

[JeanLuc761]

Phil725 wrote...

I'm not really sure how much TIM wants a puppet.  I think he is legimately concerned about the reapers killing everyone, and that's why he brought you back in the first place.  Being the pragmatist that he is, he's going to try and get all the extra benefits he can off of you in the process, but you do share the common goals of saving people in ME2, and stopping the reapers in ME3.  That alone makes him potentially useful to you.

I hate to be a buzzkill here but the Cerberus/ Illusive Man discussion is not permitted either.  Last two pages have been 99% off-topic, so in an effort to make things ON-topic...

Tali's knife has a bunch of ornate lines on the hilt, making me think that it's more than just a "basic" utliity knife.  Could this mean it has some emotional importance?

[Kalashnikov]

Phil725 wrote...

Kalashnikov wrote...

as woo said, this kind of 'hello hi' chatter is unallowed
and as i was playing tali's loyalty mission today, i noticed the male quarians have these tubes coming out of their helmets. what are they for? and do the females have them? are the covered by those hoods?

I'd assume for stuff like electricity and oxygen and other stuff to be transported from the rest of the suits to the helmet area.  The females have them as well, though their hoods cover them.  Which is a very aesthetically pleasing design choice

yes i agree, i feel strange thinking though it functions as hair though