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[JMTolan]

Female Turians: Needed. They have every reason to be as common as males, so get it done, Bioware. Patience is running out, and at this point any version is better than absolutely nothing.

Female Salarians: Didn't need to be in before now, but will be needed in ME3, as we're visiting the Salarian homeworld. Again, get it done Bioware. They don't have to be sexy, they just have to be female.

Elcor/Hanar: Unneeded but might be nice.

Female Batarians: Should have been in ME2, honestly. The Batarian male body is basically a human model, so take a female model and make a new face for females. This isn't necessarily important, but really, with how easy of an addition it is, I'll be slightly disappointed if they aren't in there.

Female Drell: Another nice addition, definitely would put a lot of fan debate to rest, but not expecting it. They're uncommon enough as is.

-Tolan

[shnizzler93]

In all honesty, I don't want female aliens, such as Turians, Krogan, etc. in Mass Effect 3 simply because we haven't seen them before. As strange as it may sound to say it, I want them to have a place in the game universe.

Simply shoe-horning them in because the fans have asked for it isn't the best course of action. Yes, the worst possible scenario is that they leave out female aliens entirely, but suddenly having something like half of the aliens in Mass Effect 3 be female is not much better.

[Vez04]

Haha lol 

Modifié par Vez04, 29 avril 2011 - 12:39 .

[Manic Sheep]

Urdnot Orrad wrote...

AdmiralCheez wrote...

Urdnot Orrad wrote...

You do get to see a female krogan in ME2. Not much different from the males. I'd imagine it's mostly the same with the other races.

It's not a female, it's an immature male serving as an ambassador for the females.

You sure? I thought there was an ambassador, one you can talk to, but there's one that you can't that has a much... quieter, raspier voice than krogan are known to have, that tells you that you're "forbidden to interact with a female" or something like that.

EDIT: Huh... where do you hear that they're a pre-pubescent male?

He says you have no right to talk to him because he is important as the ambassador for the female camp even though he young.


The other ambassador is for a different clan.

Modifié par Manic Sheep, 29 avril 2011 - 12:46 .

[MaynPayn]

Nyoka wrote...

GUIS!!! IVE COME UP WITH AN IDEA FOR A FEMALE TURIAN.



Here's another female Turian:



But those look like males!!!


Exactly. <_<

Is it really that hard to understand that you don't need humanly stereotypical features to make female aliens? Aren't the turians inspired on eagles? Eagles are impossible to tell. They all look the same to us. As do most animal species.

But.... but... but.. we want boobies:crying:

[Inquisitor Recon]

All I ask is that they have fringe and don't look like the ones in the comic.

[AdmiralCheez]

MaynPayn wrote...

But.... but... but.. we want boobies:crying:

You ever seen a T-Rex with ******, son?

[MaynPayn]

No, tell me more I'm intrigued!

[AdmiralCheez]

*headdesk*

[Nashiktal]

Actually if Turians really are modeled after birds, they very well would look different.

[Manic Sheep]

Nyoka wrote...

GUIS!!! IVE COME UP WITH AN IDEA FOR A FEMALE TURIAN.



Here's another female Turian:



But those look like males!!!


Exactly. <_<

Is it really that hard to understand that you don't need humanly stereotypical features to make female aliens? Aren't the turians inspired on eagles? Eagles are impossible to tell. They all look the same to us. As do most animal species.

Honestly I would be fine with that. It's a rather boring approach to take but other than that it fine. It makes sense.  Just so long as they acknowledgeand and have you talk to some who are female.The ones from the comic are also fine if somewhat boring.

Modifié par Manic Sheep, 29 avril 2011 - 12:56 .

[WrexEffex]

There were female turians in mass effect evolution. Even a turian kid.

[Urdnot Orrad]

AdmiralCheez wrote...

MaynPayn wrote...

But.... but... but.. we want boobies:crying:

You ever seen a T-Rex with ******, son?

...Cheez, you rule.

[Manic Sheep]

Nashiktal wrote...

Actually if Turians really are modeled after birds, they very well would look different.

With some birds its obvious. Differences between male and female with most eagles and other birds of prey are not huge and most can't see them unless they have somthing to compare and know what to look for. With bald eagles the females are bigger; have longer talons and a slightly different shaped beak I think.

Modifié par Manic Sheep, 29 avril 2011 - 01:06 .

[AdmiralCheez]

Urdnot Orrad wrote...

...Cheez, you rule.

Why thank you!



EDIT: Yes, the dinosaur is appropriate!  Turians and all that!

Modifié par AdmiralCheez, 29 avril 2011 - 01:03 .

[M8DMAN]

I think not showing any new female aliens would be a stupid move on Biowares part.

It's about time we saw the female Turian's in game.

Modifié par M8DMAN, 29 avril 2011 - 01:06 .

[suprhomre]

I think you can see female Turian in the comics. Not the most pretty I tell you. But, I agree with you more female alien would be nice.

[MaynPayn]

Nyoka wrote...

New concepts and models are expensive and takes time and effort Bioware hasn't got. This is the cheapest possible way to do it. And it would be cool, realistic, and original.

Right now, all talking aliens in Mass Effect are simply humans in costumes. They share our features regarding gender differences. But having turian women with the same figure and voice as men (after all, female bald eagles have the same figure and voice as the males, hence realistic) would change that, hence original.

As for cool, all turians are cool.

But maybe it would upset some people, too, as they would see the fact of not putting boobs and lipstick on them as an extremely offensive attack from raging man-hating, hairy lipped, fugly, fat, angry feminist extremists. So it won't be done.

I actually don't think people necessary want to see boobs and lipstick on a female turian, but more variation. People generally want to see new and interesting things.(refrence: viral videos)

[Abramis brama]

They should stop thinking about it and just do it. Somebody is going to hate it anyway no matter what. Then again if they'd done it would have been in ME 2.
I'm kind of disappointed at the lack of balls from Bioware side.

[Manic Sheep]

Nyoka wrote...

New concepts and models are expensive and takes time and effort Bioware hasn't got. This is the cheapest possible way to do it. And it would be cool, realistic, and original.

Right now, all talking aliens in Mass Effect are simply humans in costumes. They share our features regarding gender differences. But having turian women with the same figure and voice as men (after all, female bald eagles have the same figure and voice as the males, hence realistic) would change that, hence original.

As for cool, all turians are cool.

But maybe it would upset some people, too, as they would see the fact of not putting boobs and lipstick on them as an extremely offensive attack from raging man-hating, hairy lipped, fugly, fat, angry feminist extremists. So it won't be done.

Bald eagle females are bigger and have a lower cry than the males. Am I the only one who thinks it would be hilarious if they transfer that to female turians? You talk to a particularly large and gruff sounding Turian thinking it’s a male and then realise that it is actually female?

Modifié par Manic Sheep, 29 avril 2011 - 01:58 .

[lovgreno]

I wouldn't mind it if the femaliens looks kind of like the male counterparts. Still it would be interesting to see what the BioWare artists imagination may create here. Realy it could be anything they want (unless marketing demands something like "boobs and lipstick or the sales will DOOM us!).

In my mind the salarian females are huge and brutal looking just because they would be so different from the males.

And a female turian LI would be great!

[seirhart]

I would like to see a female turian and female krogan or female salarian.