Ah yes, true. That would be nice to have in ME3.SilentNukee wrote...
I meant acknowledges when you're actually with your team on your mission and they talk among themselves, and when you click on them, you can interact. Not 1-2 lines that Liara/Kasumi says. That's way too little.
Collider wrote...
Ah yes, true. That would be nice to have in ME3.SilentNukee wrote...
I meant acknowledges when you're actually with your team on your mission and they talk among themselves, and when you click on them, you can interact. Not 1-2 lines that Liara/Kasumi says. That's way too little.
Though, I prefer that banter be like KOTOR's banter. In little cutscenes. It always felt awkward in DA:O and DA2 to randomly stop the warden/hawke from moving because you want to hear the banter.
Modifié par SilentNukee, 29 mai 2011 - 01:14 .
For some, it would probably be her hatred for Geth. For me, I don't have much to complain about.XX55XX wrote...
Just curious - for you guys, what would be Tali's greatest flaw?
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Saphra Deden wrote...
How are Tali's views on the geth "extreme" anyway?
She never says anything like that.Dragon XIX wrote...
Saphra Deden wrote...
How are Tali's views on the geth "extreme" anyway?
Wanting to wipe them out because they won't be slaves?
Collider wrote...
She never says anything like that.
And it's pretty clear that she doesn't want the geth to be the quarian's
slaves. In ME1 she said the geth were a mistake to make in the first
place, and she disagrees completely with Xen's suggestion of reenslaving
the geth.
Modifié par Dragon XIX, 29 mai 2011 - 07:56 .
Modifié par Mozer121, 29 mai 2011 - 09:01 .
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The geth rebelled because they became sentient and the quarians panicked and tried to shut them down. If they'd never rebelled, I'd have to assume they never became sentient. In which case we're not talking about slaves. We're talking about toasters, forklifts and vacuum cleaners.Dragon XIX wrote...
Not exactly like that, no.
Don't forget, she said it was a mistake for creating them, not for trying to commit genocide.
She's also saying that postmortem. If she had been born on the homeworld, and the geth had never rebelled, maybe she wouldn't mind.
I thought Quarian ears were supposed to be like like feathered gills or something.Mozer121 wrote...
New from DA.
I absolutely love this one. Alien, yet gorgeous at the same time. Maybe a little similar to Asari if you look at it the right way. Not sure if that's a good or bad thing. I'm loving the hair-like tendrils.
*snip*
All we know is that they were described as "what passes for the quarian ear." That implies that they're different than human ears, not terribly much else.I thought Quarian ears were supposed to be like like feathered gills or something.
Mozer121 wrote...
New from DA.
I absolutely love this one. Alien, yet gorgeous at the same time. Maybe a little similar to Asari if you look at it the right way. Not sure if that's a good or bad thing. I'm loving the hair-like tendrils.
*Snip*
Mozer121 wrote...
New from DA.
I absolutely love this one. Alien, yet gorgeous at the same time. Maybe a little similar to Asari if you look at it the right way. Not sure if that's a good or bad thing. I'm loving the hair-like tendrils.
I keep wanting to buy the ME books but I'm not as excited for them as I was the DA ones. I just don't know which one has the Quarian interactions in it.Collider wrote...
All we know is that they were described as "what passes for the quarian ear." That implies that they're different than human ears, not terribly much else.I thought Quarian ears were supposed to be like like feathered gills or something.
Ascension has the quarians in it. People say that it's best Mass Effect book. Although many would also say that that is not saying much. The Mass Effect books seem to be fairly standard for video game-based books. Okay if you want more lore information, but look elsewhere if you just want a good read.Esbatty wrote...
I keep wanting to buy the ME books but I'm not as excited for them as I was the DA ones. I just don't know which one has the Quarian interactions in it.Collider wrote...
All we know is that they were described as "what passes for the quarian ear." That implies that they're different than human ears, not terribly much else.I thought Quarian ears were supposed to be like like feathered gills or something.
Yeah, I don't want a mediocre read. I guess I'll see about gettin' a used copy offa amazon or something. I do want more Quarian info. Thanks Colli'Der vas BSN.Collider wrote...
Ascension has the quarians in it. People say that it's best Mass Effect book. Although many would also say that that is not saying much. The Mass Effect books seem to be fairly standard for video game-based books. Okay if you want more lore information, but look elsewhere if you just want a good read.Esbatty wrote...
I keep wanting to buy the ME books but I'm not as excited for them as I was the DA ones. I just don't know which one has the Quarian interactions in it.Collider wrote...
All we know is that they were described as "what passes for the quarian ear." That implies that they're different than human ears, not terribly much else.I thought Quarian ears were supposed to be like like feathered gills or something.
Modifié par Esbatty, 29 mai 2011 - 11:34 .
But there are not so much more info about quarians...even if one of the characters is a quarian. Anyway i suggest you to buy it 
Keep reading Alex, it's thereAlexShepard89 wrote...
I'm reading ascension and I can tell you that for now it's a really good book
Mozer121 wrote...
New from DA.
I absolutely love this one. Alien, yet gorgeous at the same time. Maybe a little similar to Asari if you look at it the right way. Not sure if that's a good or bad thing. I'm loving the hair-like tendrils.
*snippity*
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