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[nicethugbert]

Vicks Vapor Inhaler, it keeps the snot out.

Modifié par nicethugbert, 17 mai 2011 - 11:08 .

[cactusberry]

Pwner1323 wrote...

It would be realistic, and the Lazarus project made sure ME lost all of it's realism (wich was a lot).

You thought Mass Effect had a lot of realism? Ahaha. You must not know much about earth/space science.

[Someone With Mass]

fredmillstabs wrote...

The "real world" reason is that Bioware knows that more mysterious is more compelling. A big part of why Tali is so popular is because we are all constantly wonder what she *really* looks like. Take away the mystery and its over - not quite as interesting.

It's not that much of a mystery.

[antique_nova]

Privacy, it's obvious and the hint is the fact that showing their face is like breaking their virginity status or it is a show of deep level of trust.

[Labrev]

antique_nova wrote...

Privacy, it's obvious and the hint is the fact that showing their face is like breaking their virginity status or it is a show of deep level of trust.

This. I think it's a cultural thing.

[SennenScale]

Hah Yes Reapers wrote...

antique_nova wrote...

Privacy, it's obvious and the hint is the fact that showing their face is like breaking their virginity status or it is a show of deep level of trust.

This. I think it's a cultural thing.

I believe the novels have said as much about the envirosuits themselves, so I assume it includes the visor. Quarians wear their suits even with no alien germs around because their ships are cramped. Nobody gets any privacy except in the confines of their suit.

[Black Raptor]

Quarian visible spectrum is different to our own, due to evolving on a planet orbiting a star of a different spectral class.
Their visors are clear to them, its just when viewed with human eyes it seems translucent.

[Kusy]

Because they don't have to animate their faces to the same extent they have with other races. Artistic or desing choice of the developers. And that cuts in for me.

[Da Mecca]

Because they don't want to.

[Kabanya101]

To be mysterious, duhhh, everyone loves a person that has a mysterious side, it's too make them more lovable

[LordSypherion]

Schneidend wrote...

Pwner1323 wrote...

It would be realistic, and the Lazarus project made sure ME lost all of it's realism (wich was a lot).

Liberal applications of genetic engineering, medi-gel, money, and cybernetics, all of which were known to exist in ME1 are "unrealistic"? Thanks. I now know exactly how seriously I should take your comments in the future. That is to say, "not very much at all."

As for quarians: privacy, and a killer Poker face.

Money is unrealistic?

[wolfennights]

Mystery, privacy, UV protection.

Although you can vaguely seen a nose a and pair of eyes if you look hard enough.

[Bearcut]

SennenScale wrote...

Hah Yes Reapers wrote...

antique_nova wrote...

Privacy, it's obvious and the hint is the fact that showing their face is like breaking their virginity status or it is a show of deep level of trust.

This. I think it's a cultural thing.

I believe the novels have said as much about the envirosuits themselves, so I assume it includes the visor. Quarians wear their suits even with no alien germs around because their ships are cramped. Nobody gets any privacy except in the confines of their suit.

+1
It mentions this in the Ascension novel.

[Quole]

Its for privacy, as stated in the novels.

[SkittlesKat96]

Pwner1323 wrote...

It would be realistic, and the Lazarus project made sure ME lost all of it's realism (wich was a lot).

Trust me Mass Effect has a few plotholes and unrealistic bits, does Davidarmstrong have an account here? He's a ME and Bioware fan and makes threads on another site about these sort of things

[CannotCompute]

Would be cool to see some dead Quarians with shattered visors in ME3 (to know what they look like under that mask).

Modifié par CannotCompute, 18 mai 2011 - 10:25 .