Nilfalasiel wrote...
Yeah, but I don't really see the point of doing that...It has no functional usefulness. Unless it's solely for people who like listening to accents...
Spartanburger wrote...
Exactly. Think about the things you can get today. Many of them can have customizations added to them that are only for show and don't actually have a function. Adding an accent to a translator could be similar.
Spartanburger wrote...
Nilfalasiel wrote...
On a different topic, due to one of our current occupations in Clan V, I've thought of something. What if the quarians we hear speaking with an accent are actually the ones that are speaking Standard Galactic, while the ones we hear without an accent are the ones using a translator? It would make sense that a translator wouldn't pick up on the accent.
This would mean that Tali and Shala'Raan, for example are speaking Standard Galactic. While Daro'Xen, Kal'Reegar or Zaal'Koris are speaking quarian, and we hear them through a translator.
Does that sound plausible at all?
I think its possible. But as this is the future, I wouldn't be surprised if you could buy more advanced translators that could be programmed with an accent.
Tali seems too shy to do that though, maybe Shepard could convince her. Overall, learning the other's language would further solidify the trust between the two.
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Translators...LordPennlocke wrote...
Shepard could learn Kellish, then talk dirty to eachother around crewmembers and friends without worry, unless they'd want them to hear it.
phonypapercut wrote...
Translators...LordPennlocke wrote...
Shepard could learn Kellish, then talk dirty to eachother around crewmembers and friends without worry, unless they'd want them to hear it.
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I mean it wouldn't be only them who can understand Khelish. Everyone has a translator.LordPennlocke wrote...
phonypapercut wrote...
Translators...
Where's the fun in that? >.> They should just say dirty stuff to eachother in English then, noone would expect Tali saying those things, would make for some interesting situations.
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Modifié par Calinstel, 17 septembre 2010 - 11:25 .
Modifié par Adhin, 17 septembre 2010 - 11:33 .
Calinstel wrote...
The translators cannot be all inclusive of any given language. There will be terms/words used that will not translate. It is also possible that each species provides the datafiles for their language. If there are words they do not or would not care for other races to understand, it is possible that they would leave them out of the data.
Proper names, such as Tali or Shala would be included though. Just my thoughts.
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17 Million, and I'm sure the conclave meetings are broadcasted throughout the fleet. Tali's accent is just something nice the developers threw in. There's isn't any real reason for it.Adhin wrote...
Considering there was more then 1 accent type when you where on the Flotilla I'm assuming its a ship region like thing. Take the US for instance (or any nation really). Each area has a tendency to produce different accents, and with in that area often times there more then 1 (that sound more or less similiar to people who don't live there).
They are what 13 million or something like that? That's enough people to cause accent differences based off ships. More so if you consider each major ship its own 'state'. Another thing to think about is that, I highly doubt all Quarians spoke/speak the exact same language and never developed multiple languages. That could also be the main driving force behind the multiple accents. Just throwing that out there.
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Agreed.Adhin wrote...
Considering there was more then 1 accent type when you where on the Flotilla I'm assuming its a ship region like thing. Take the US for instance (or any nation really). Each area has a tendency to produce different accents, and with in that area often times there more then 1 (that sound more or less similiar to people who don't live there).
They are what 13 million or something like that? That's enough people to cause accent differences based off ships. More so if you consider each major ship its own 'state'. Another thing to think about is that, I highly doubt all Quarians spoke/speak the exact same language and never developed multiple languages. That could also be the main driving force behind the multiple accents. Just throwing that out there.
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As I said earlier, it makes financial sense to bring her back along with the geth incident and many other things, and there are no reasons not to.Just_mike wrote...
What do you guys think will happen to Tali? She's a pretty popular character and I worry that she will go the way of Aeris in Final fantasy.
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BioWare isn't comprised of idiots. They know how to tell a good story without going on required death. They've already done it once, no more.Just_mike wrote...
But do you think she will die in ME3? As in a canon death like Saren's?
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Believe it is random, but it seems to happen more often if you choose her first.camoboy_19 wrote...
Was just wondering anyone remember how you get to save Tali and vice versa at the end of ME2. Saw it once but now, it doesnt come to me.
Runescapeguy9 wrote...
BioWare isn't comprised of idiots. They know how to tell a good story without going on required death. They've already done it once, no more.Just_mike wrote...
But do you think she will die in ME3? As in a canon death like Saren's?
Thanks for that. Happy to be on a Tali forum againRunescapeguy9 wrote...
Believe it is random, but it seems to happen more often if you choose her first.camoboy_19 wrote...
Was just wondering anyone remember how you get to save Tali and vice versa at the end of ME2. Saw it once but now, it doesnt come to me.
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