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[Orion1836]

*If* you want to see Tali's face revealed in ME3, how would you want to see it done?

- Part of a love scene, like in ME2, but with the camera in a position where you can see her face?
- An epic fight scene, where Tali's mask is damaged and she has to tear it off in order to see well enough to keep shooting?
- A tragic scene, where Tali's mask is blown off and she's knocked unconscious or dead?
- Or something else entirely, such as a shot of Tali in a clean room or perhaps removing her helmet after receiving some kind of treatment that permanently bolsters her immune system?

Actually, #3 really seems like something BioWare would do. Hey, you guys can see Tali's face, but only if you let her die in the final battle...

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Modifié par Orion1836, 28 avril 2011 - 04:42 .

[Faust1991]

hmm...volus

[Collider]

- Part of a love scene, like in ME2, but with the camera in a position where you can see her face?

- Or something else entirely, such as a shot of Tali in a clean room or perhaps removing her helmet after receiving some kind of treatment that permanently bolsters her immune system?

These. Preferably the second, because Shepard has already seen her face.

[Nashiktal]

Don't be so sure, Quarians have earned their bad rep, and not just because of the Geth. No country today would be happy with a foreign nation mining their resources without permission, and it holds true in the ME universe.

[Nashiktal]

Collider wrote...

- Part of a love scene, like in ME2, but with the camera in a position where you can see her face?

- Or something else entirely, such as a shot of Tali in a clean room or perhaps removing her helmet after receiving some kind of treatment that permanently bolsters her immune system?

These. Preferably the second, because Shepard has already seen her face.

If only it was as simple as permenantly boosing her immune system.

[Faust1991]

Nashiktal wrote...

Collider wrote...

- Part of a love scene, like in ME2, but with the camera in a position where you can see her face?

- Or something else entirely, such as a shot of Tali in a clean room or perhaps removing her helmet after receiving some kind of treatment that permanently bolsters her immune system?

These. Preferably the second, because Shepard has already seen her face.

If only it was as simple as permenantly boosing her immune system.

Its never that easy with women of ANY species

[lovgreno]

Collider wrote...

- Part of a love scene, like in ME2, but with the camera in a position where you can see her face?

- Or something else entirely, such as a shot of Tali in a clean room or perhaps removing her helmet after receiving some kind of treatment that permanently bolsters her immune system?

These. Preferably the second, because Shepard has already seen her face.

Personaly I would prefer if Tali quarian pounced Shepard into a clean room. In my silly mind the romanced Tali is always pouncing Shepard, who loves it.

[Gust4v]

The first option. I want to see a smile and a kiss.

[Spartas Husky]

Nashiktal wrote...

Don't be so sure, Quarians have earned their bad rep, and not just because of the Geth. No country today would be happy with a foreign nation mining their resources without permission, and it holds true in the ME universe.

While I completely agree. ME is the old west again.. and is not at the smae time. Nobody will open new relays for the fear of what lays beyond them unless they know where the twin is. Which severely restricts passage.

But it is the old west in the terms of military can't secure all their space. I think most should be thankful the quarians are power hungry... or vengeful for the most part. Some might be but if they all wanted to they could kick some serious ass if they wanted to.

The Turians are the big dogs in council space... the quarians are the big dogs above the turians. Not a pretty sight should the quarians get angry.

That is why people get pissed. Should they be some pest they can put aside. They would be regarded as ... just that pest. But these "pest" happen to be pest that can outdo anyone else in the galaxy in terms of military strength, engineering, mining or programming.

One thing is having to deal with an ant's nest always popping, another is having to deal with an ant's nest that is human size, knows calculus and has a space program with a manhattan project already on standby.

They are hated because they walk softly with a big stick.

Orion1836 wrote...

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wow... just wow. Whoever draw the damn pattern in her purple veil is nuts of an artist :happy:

Modifié par Spartas Husky, 28 avril 2011 - 05:53 .

[Endurium]

First option is always a good one in my book.

Fourth option would be fun but won't happen with Bioware's trend toward ultra-modest bed-clothes - a clean-room shower scene came to mind.

[Weiser_Cain]

I'm deep in thought, on the surface I appear to be working on my omni-tool, but I'm also planning the next mission.
The camera cuts to a close-up profile shot.
Someone sits beside me and a smiling face enters the shot. It's Tali, we kiss. She's in full armor sans faceplate.
The camera pulls out and it's the captains quarters, converted into a clean room but the fish give it away. The automatic feeder turns over another measure of food into the water.
Tali helps me, just by being there, but also by cleaning up my rough coding.
Joker's snide remark interrupts the calm, "It really is a shame I can't punch him." I say. Tali says, "Maybe when this is all over we can work on a cure together?"
I honestly consider it...

[Capt_Flashheart]

I've noticed a pattern in the minority of fans (minority status confirmed by polls and on this thread) who don't want to see Tali's face. They always seem to support the idea of killing Tali for the rest of us to see her unmasked.
Coincidence?

Modifié par Capt_Flashheart, 28 avril 2011 - 08:43 .

[Collider]

Here's some Tali friendship dialog with female Shepard:

[Maderek]

Orion1836 wrote...

*If* you want to see Tali's face revealed in ME3, how would you want to see it done?

- Part of a love scene, like in ME2, but with the camera in a position where you can see her face?
- An epic fight scene, where Tali's mask is damaged and she has to tear it off in order to see well enough to keep shooting?
- A tragic scene, where Tali's mask is blown off and she's knocked unconscious or dead?
- Or something else entirely, such as a shot of Tali in a clean room or perhaps removing her helmet after receiving some kind of treatment that permanently bolsters her immune system?

Actually, #3 really seems like something BioWare would do. Hey, you guys can see Tali's face, but only if you let her die in the final battle...

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-snip-

Definitely not in the way like in the picture, because I wouldn't be staring at her face.

[Fairhammer]

Maderek wrote...

Definitely not in the way like in the picture, because I wouldn't be staring at her face.

dem hips!

[Tasha vas Nar Rayya]

I don't think the quarians' immune system will be able to have a cure for it. I think it will be more a case of improving it over time, generations even. But I like yout idea Weiser Cain.

Also, Alien had a great idea a while back for an 'epilogue video' kinda ending. The quarians have finally found a homeworld. And Tali revels in the opportunity to take off her mask, just for a couple of minutes to inhale the air and look at the scenery around her.

Also means that femsheps get to see Tali's face too
But I can see why you would want it to be romance specific

[Goat_Shepard]

Tasha vas Nar Rayya wrote...

I don't think the quarians' immune system will be able to have a cure for it. I think it will be more a case of improving it over time, generations even. But I like yout idea Weiser Cain.

Also, Alien had a great idea a while back for an 'epilogue video' kinda ending. The quarians have finally found a homeworld. And Tali revels in the opportunity to take off her mask, just for a couple of minutes to inhale the air and look at the scenery around her.

Also means that femsheps get to see Tali's face too
But I can see why you would want it to be romance specific

That actually sounds freakin amazing

Now we need to figure out a way for maleSheps to see Garrus topless

[Tasha vas Nar Rayya]

^ I like you!!!!

[lovgreno]

There are all kinds of exuses we can use to show shirtless turians and maskless quarians. Shower scenes, sauna scenes, etc...

[Nashiktal]

Spartas Husky wrote...


While I completely agree. ME is the old west again.. and is not at the smae time. Nobody will open new relays for the fear of what lays beyond them unless they know where the twin is. Which severely restricts passage.

But it is the old west in the terms of military can't secure all their space. I think most should be thankful the quarians are power hungry... or vengeful for the most part. Some might be but if they all wanted to they could kick some serious ass if they wanted to.

The Turians are the big dogs in council space... the quarians are the big dogs above the turians. Not a pretty sight should the quarians get angry.

That is why people get pissed. Should they be some pest they can put aside. They would be regarded as ... just that pest. But these "pest" happen to be pest that can outdo anyone else in the galaxy in terms of military strength, engineering, mining or programming.

One thing is having to deal with an ant's nest always popping, another is having to deal with an ant's nest that is human size, knows calculus and has a space program with a manhattan project already on standby.

They are hated because they walk softly with a big stick.

This is where I would have to disagree. The Quarians entire population resides in their fleet, and they have a population size comparable to Australia. If said Quarians were to get too aggresive with said ships, and start a war, or even a conflict, they will be defeated. If they seperate the ships with Quarian civilians, that effectively cuts out the little firepower they have. If they keep said population in the fleet, they risk losing more Quarians than they can afford to lose. Kal himself have said that for any fight they will need a place to put civilians.

Something else to think about , most of those ships, including the lifeships that produce all their food, is edging on a decade short of three centuries old, and any other ships they purchase or otherwise acquire is older, decomissioned or scrap vehicles that would have been thrown away. They are flying in hunks of barely sustained scrap, So in a straight up fight, they would lose.

Then even if you consider the Quarians the best miners in the galaxy, there is still VERY few of them. They CANNOT sustain a war, or conflict. Engineering? They can keep a dead ship floating, but that won't help when taking on modern ships with up-to-date kinetic barriers, thanix cannons, and a whole plethora of other weaponry.Their hacking top notch? Of course. That does not help in live ship to ship combat, unless you have an AI.

The Quarians don't have the population, the resources, or even the firepower to win any war. If they start a war, and they win the first battle, they would NEVER be able to reenter citadel space. That forces them to go to the terminous systems, where they will have to deal with pirates, Batarian hedgemony, and god knows what else. Which is a bit counter-productive if they want to reclaim their homeworld.

If they fight the first battle and lose... That effectively decimates either their population, or their fleet itself. I need not tell you why that is bad.

Modifié par Nashiktal, 28 avril 2011 - 02:22 .

[Capt_Flashheart]

Nashiktal wrote...

...The Quarians entire population resides in their fleet, and they have a population size comparable to Australia...

Our population is approximately 22 million, just putting it out there.

The Quarians don't have the population, the resources, or even the firepower to win any war. If they start a war, and they win the first battle, they would NEVER be able to reenter citadel space. That forces them to go to the terminous systems, where they will have to deal with pirates, Batarian hedgemony, and god knows what else. Which is a bit counter-productive if they want to reclaim their homeworld.

I agree and disagree. The Quarians don't have enough soldiers to occupy and hold captured territory, but they have an advantage in that they don't need to hold territory in the first place. They can't afford large losses, but they have an unmatched capability to minimise casualty rates in that they can shift their entire population away from a threat much faster than any planet bound species could. This would be very useful when the Reapers arrive (mark my words, the Quarians will suffer the least deaths out of all the Mass Effect races). Brute force is also overrated in an age of maneuver warfare as well.
Though I utterly agree they couldn't win a war against a major advanced race, the Quarians easily have enough strength to defend their right to exist. 50,000 ships are quite the deterence factor. The Migrant Fleet really isn't something that a pirate would want to **** with.

Modifié par Capt_Flashheart, 28 avril 2011 - 05:47 .

[Spartas Husky]

Their population only counts when it comes to ground combat. ANd as kal reegar already mentioned, their tactics favor fleet to fleet combat. Infantry is mostly for mop up.

[MadMapper]

*If* you want to see Tali's face revealed in ME3, how would you want to see it done?

- Part of a love scene, like in ME2, but with the camera in a position where you can see her face?

This, but in a love scene like ME1 >.<

- Or something else entirely,