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[kraidy1117]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

Someone With Mass wrote...

Let's just hope the BW crew has something similar in mind. It'd really help the romance grow.

I look forward to seeing how BioWare moves the romance forward and Tali's character in general. They seem to do much better in full games than on downloadable content.

LotSB would like to have a word with you.

[Someone With Mass]

I sure can't see what's so appealing about same sex romances.

[kraidy1117]

It doesn't matter if you hate it Rune, the crux of the matter was Bioware failed in ME2 with advancing three romances. It took LotSB to fix Liara's romance. Clearly DLC is the best way to forward romances for ME3 if ME2 is a indicator.

[Mozer121]

Volrath937 wrote...

Darman wrote...

I agree with you. They shouldn't make romance progress scenes in DLCs. It's bad for the ones who haven't played them.
I hope the whole romance-part will be bigger in ME3. It also should be more important for playthrough. I mean - you romance Tali and she helps you in a whole special scene during the big showdown or something like this. Let's hope BWteam read the posts of this Forum and think - "hey that's great - we'll make this real"

I don't think Bioware's ever done a romance like we'd get in ME3, we'll be starting the game with our Shepard's already in a solid relationship with Tali. Getting Rannoch back seems like it'll be the "big" plot point for Tali/the quarians, so if I had to bet on it, all Shepard's can get Rannoch, but romanced ones will get a little something extra. Dialogue during the game would need to be added/altered to show mutual affection too. 

What I would really like to see, in regards to elevation of romance, is by the end, or at least near the end of ME3, we have the option to marry our chosen love interest whether it be from ME1, ME2, or ME3 if there are any. Would be something I've never seen in any other RPG that had romance options.

As for the subject of Rannoch, I think a mission that takes you beyond the veil to land on the planet (for whatever reason) would be a great idea. Be a great chance for lots of Tali, maybe even Legion, dialogue.

[NuclearBuddha]

MS-06 Zaku II wrote...
In fact I can imagine how few babies survive in the flotilla given the immune system's weakness in Quarians, really sad...

Sadly, I have thought a lot of about this.  It was my reason for the first post I ever made in the thread.

Shala's story about Tali crying really hard when she was put in the bubble was pretty wrenching to me.  I mean, it's adorable on one level, but remembering how my kid squalled every time they weren't held made it a more painful story.

[Fiery Phoenix]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

People can't seem to get over the fact you can be the same sex and still only be friends.

This is so sad yet very true. I don't care, either, but I think it's getting ridiculous.

[kraidy1117]

I think the reason why people want Tali for both genders is because she does flirt with you as a Femshep. It's clear Bioware wanted Tali to be for both genders but decided to cut it but left in that flirty dialog.

Modifié par kraidy1117, 18 septembre 2010 - 08:51 .

[NuclearBuddha]

mrsph wrote...
Tali was basically talking about the suit-linking thing that Raan did with Tali's mom.

This.  Not that it really matters, since it's kraidy doing the talking, though.

[Fiery Phoenix]

NuclearBuddha wrote...

mrsph wrote...
Tali was basically talking about the suit-linking thing that Raan did with Tali's mom.

This.  Not that it really matters, since it's kraidy doing the talking, though.

[NuclearBuddha]

I almost guarantee her room on the Flotilla is gone.



a. She is crew of the Normandy in name and in truth. The Neema owes her nothing officially.

b. Quarian exemplar that she is, she'd hardly demand a room she wasn't using.

[NuclearBuddha]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...
So what would they do with Rael's living quarters, if he had any? I'm sure an admiral got better treatment than the average quarian. I thought they would just wait for Tali to decide what to do with it.

Someone else who needed them would get them, I assume.  I don't know that his quarters were in any way special.

Given that Rael was at least following the "one child" rule (and others were not!), I'd suggest he was something of a stickler for at least the appearance of all the rules applying to him.

[Volrath937]

Anything she owned that meant something to her is already with her. If you get her exiled they offer to let her get any belongings that she may have from her room, but she declines. Besides, the captain's cabin is much nicer than a cubicle.

Rael had a personal secret research ship, the guy had some luxuries. 

Modifié par Volrath937, 18 septembre 2010 - 09:51 .

[Mobius_118]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

NuclearBuddha wrote...

I almost guarantee her room on the Flotilla is gone.

a. She is crew of the Normandy in name and in truth. The Neema owes her nothing officially.
b. Quarian exemplar that she is, she'd hardly demand a room she wasn't using.

So what would they do with Rael's living quarters, if he had any? I'm sure an admiral got better treatment than the average quarian. I thought they would just wait for Tali to decide what to do with it.

More than likely all the personal stuff, which probably wasn't much, ended up in Tali's posession, while everything else got recycled back into the population.

Seeing as how he was for the fleet, and only the fleet, he probably didn't have much.

[NuclearBuddha]

mrsph wrote...
I don't think any quarians really get that much special treatment from the others

Probably not in theory.  However, Tali herself notes that she got the best training her father could provide, so there might well be some level of nepotism.  It's possible that some of her problems on Freedom's Progress stemmed from the appearance of nepotism as well.

[Volrath937]

It's probably the best reason for why she's leading a team to recover a single quarian on some backwater human colony with a squad of marines. She was getting her missions from Rael and the board right? He probably insisted on having someone he could trust (Tali) in control of the missions.

Modifié par Volrath937, 18 septembre 2010 - 10:18 .

[AventuroLegendary]

Volrath937 wrote...

It's probably the best reason for why she's leading a team to recover a single quarian on some backwater human colony with a squad of marines. She was getting her missions from Rael and the board right? He probably insisted on having someone he could trust (Tali) in control of the missions.

After she completed her pilgrimage, I wouldn't be surprised.