will be taking mine out of the case tomorrow to check the number and condition to have it framed. had to make sure it was a good frame. cost more than the litho itself.antique_nova wrote...
I wasn't sure what time they were going to be sold, damn, 'i will find a way...'
Modifié par Runescapeguy9, 20 décembre 2010 - 08:11 .
. how much was the lithograph? there is only one not taken out of it's wrapping and it's being sold for $250 or £150 that's a lot. there's a good chance that these llithos will never be sold again, especially the Tali ones 
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Modifié par shumworld, 20 décembre 2010 - 08:39 .
Dont think Tali would be very forgiving to someone who put a group into danger.Collider wrote...
One thing I'd like to discuss is, had Tali been in Shepard's shoes, what decisions Tali would take during the course of Mass Effect 1 & 2.
Like, say, the Sidonis choice. What do you think?
Yes, I think that's a valid interpretation.Runescapeguy9 wrote...
Dont think Tali would be very forgiving to someone who put a group into danger.Collider wrote...
One thing I'd like to discuss is, had Tali been in Shepard's shoes, what decisions Tali would take during the course of Mass Effect 1 & 2.
Like, say, the Sidonis choice. What do you think?
I might also add that I can't recall any specific examples of Tali showing "mercy" to those who were responsible for their actions.Runescapeguy9 wrote...
Dont think Tali would be very forgiving to someone who put a group into danger.Collider wrote...
One thing I'd like to discuss is, had Tali been in Shepard's shoes, what decisions Tali would take during the course of Mass Effect 1 & 2.
Like, say, the Sidonis choice. What do you think?
Modifié par Collider, 20 décembre 2010 - 08:54 .
Certainly not Shepard. She calls him out on his bull.Collider wrote...
I might also add that I can't recall any specific examples of Tali showing "mercy" to those who were responsible for their actions.
i can see why, especially since Quarians are closely knit groups. but then again forgiving is very hard to do.Collider wrote...
I might also add that I can't recall any specific examples of Tali showing "mercy" to those who were responsible for their actions.Runescapeguy9 wrote...
Dont think Tali would be very forgiving to someone who put a group into danger.Collider wrote...
One thing I'd like to discuss is, had Tali been in Shepard's shoes, what decisions Tali would take during the course of Mass Effect 1 & 2.
Like, say, the Sidonis choice. What do you think?
Which I absolutely love.Runescapeguy9 wrote...
Certainly not Shepard. She calls him out on his bull.Collider wrote...
I might also add that I can't recall any specific examples of Tali showing "mercy" to those who were responsible for their actions.
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True, it's one of those things I love about Tali. But why I get the feeling I want an option to not let her feelings get in the way of the mission?Collider wrote...
Which I absolutely love.Runescapeguy9 wrote...
Certainly not Shepard. She calls him out on his bull.Collider wrote...
I might also add that I can't recall any specific examples of Tali showing "mercy" to those who were responsible for their actions.
What I mean is a dialogue option to tell her not let her feelings get in the way of the mission no matter how morally bankrupt my actions is.That doesn't mean I hate the fact she can stand up and calls BS on him.Collider wrote...
What do you mean, TK?
TK Dude wrote...
What I mean is a dialogue option to tell her not let her feelings get in the way of the mission no matter how morally bankrupt my actions is.That doesn't mean I hate the fact she can stand up and calls BS on him.Collider wrote...
What do you mean, TK?
Maybe I got the case wrong. It just sometimes I feel she can be a bit emotional and I feel I want to tell her to stop whining.Alienmorph wrote...
TK Dude wrote...
What I mean is a dialogue option to tell her not let her feelings get in the way of the mission no matter how morally bankrupt my actions is.That doesn't mean I hate the fact she can stand up and calls BS on him.Collider wrote...
What do you mean, TK?
You just wanted a "let's be friend untli everything will be ok" line, if I understood well.
Modifié par Collider, 20 décembre 2010 - 10:18 .
What? No, I didn't ruin her life and I never will. It's just some little feeling that was in my mind.Collider wrote...
Wait, you pretty much ruined her life in the options that lose her loyalty, and you want her to stop "whining"?
In any case, I'm pretty sure there's a "just do your job" option with every character you can lose loyalty with. Tali will do her job in the suicide mission, she just won't like you. Which I like.
That's what I meant. But I'll never do it no matter how renegade my Shepards are.:innocent:Alienmorph wrote...
Ah now I understood. You wanted a "we have to be more professional... please, don't be so emotive." I gotcha?
I agree. This is apparent in most of Tali's dialog.antique_nova wrote...
i can see why, especially since Quarians are closely knit groups. but then again forgiving is very hard to do.Collider wrote...
I might also add that I can't recall any specific examples of Tali showing "mercy" to those who were responsible for their actions.Runescapeguy9 wrote...
Dont think Tali would be very forgiving to someone who put a group into danger.Collider wrote...
One thing I'd like to discuss is, had Tali been in Shepard's shoes, what decisions Tali would take during the course of Mass Effect 1 & 2.
Like, say, the Sidonis choice. What do you think?
just look at things that you have not forgiven yet and you understand better
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