NuclearBuddha wrote...
See, I take the above pic as more proof that BW is watching these forums. Remember all the complaints about Overlord, how there was no squad dialogue and only Legion got a mention?
Well, the squad dialogue is probably tougher to do (gotta get a bunch of VAs) but there's extensive reference to squadmates in LotSB. Next best thing as far as I'm concerned.
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She got a small half-laugh at the trial. That's about it... Should be changed in the third game.IndigoWolfe wrote...
I was thinking about Tali through both ME games and I was struck by an odd realization; I don't think we've ever heard Tali laugh. Or at least, I can't recall a time when she does.
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Someone With Mass wrote...
Unless it happens when she's with Shep. Then it'd be no problem to do something like that.
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Can't force anything on her. Her own choice.IndigoWolfe wrote...
Someone With Mass wrote...
Unless it happens when she's with Shep. Then it'd be no problem to do something like that.
But then we come to the problem of Tali being likely to overcompensate for this disability. I think it would be well in line with her character to refuse a treatment that she feels the "doesn't need".
If so, then the question becomes, would Shepard force it on her if need be?
Hmm, well most of the fanart i've seen depicts her as basically just a violet skinned human and the last time I bothered to discuss with a Tali fan what they wanted her appearance to be they were very much against the idea of anything as alien as say a drell or a batarian and were very much convinced she'd have a very human face.mrsph wrote...
I've only met one person who unironically liked that picture. Most people I've met around here just want her to have an unique alien look like the drell/turians.GodWood wrote...
Curious, is the general concensus in this Tali thread that she looks like a nightelf?
If so that makes me sadface.
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In a universe like ME, where they bring the dead back to life (idiotic plot device), I do believe they could regrow/repair damaged/destroyed body parts that Tali or anyone else might lose.IndigoWolfe wrote...
Someone With Mass wrote...
Unless it happens when she's with Shep. Then it'd be no problem to do something like that.
But then we come to the problem of Tali being likely to overcompensate for this disability. I think it would be well in line with her character to refuse a treatment that she feels the "doesn't need".
If so, then the question becomes, would Shepard force it on her if need be?
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Modifié par Calinstel, 27 septembre 2010 - 04:50 .
That's the point. Do the quarians have the access to medical facilities? What about the discrimination? Would she have any money to deal with it?Calinstel wrote...
They have also created how many krogan via cloning? I seriouly doubt that any physical impairment would be seen in ME unless the person just had no access to any medical facilities. Tali will be just fine.
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Well, Dr. Michael helped her before. Not all people are against the quarians. Dr. Chakwas would damn well correct anything needed or get the specialists needed and would not take no for an answer.Purification- wrote...
That's the point. Do the quarians have the access to medical facilities? What about the discrimination? Would she have any money to deal with it?Calinstel wrote...
They have also created how many krogan via cloning? I seriouly doubt that any physical impairment would be seen in ME unless the person just had no access to any medical facilities. Tali will be just fine.
Maybe Shepard could help her.
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