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[century_killa]

Well remember... they said BW Montreal (Galaxy at war) is separate from the developers who are working on ME3.

So I think they have enough time.
Seeing a Female Turian scout will be awesome!

but going back to the DLC thing... knowing bioware.. I think they are going to take that route considering they keep asking for money >A<

[CARL_DF90]

Well, money or not, fans have been borderline screaming for females Turians for quite some time. It would be mildly short sighted of them not to heed the call.

[century_killa]

And I agree!! Mass Effect showed a lot of dedication to the Quarians. and yet, not the Turians.
I think we have every right to at least have one female Turian crew member once this game comes out.

And considering the Mass Effect 3 Beta (For both SP & and MP) has been confirmed for this coming January. Hopefully we can see how playing as a Turian will play out

[CARL_DF90]

And getting to choose gender of your character is pure Mass Effect. With the exception of the Asari, (and maybe the Salarians whose females don't leaving their homes) NOT being able to do so for Humans, Krogans, Quarians, and the TURIANS would make little to no sense. Just saying.

[Sedman211]

Bioware usually likes to surprise us with things like that. I think the races in MP will either be class-locked, or only for cosmetic purposes depending on what race people like.

[DragBahamut]

AngelicMachinery wrote...

We didn't even get female dwarfs in DA2, things don't look good.

Some say there are no dwarf women


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[century_killa]

Sedman211 wrote...

Bioware usually likes to surprise us with things like that. I think the races in MP will either be class-locked, or only for cosmetic purposes depending on what race people like.

I will have to agree with you.

What you say is true.. Bioware always suprised us. When they were marketing Legion, I swear I thought he was the new bad ass enemy.
But once i got the game. I found out otherwise and it just made it more interesting. 

So the theory of Bioware keeping this type of information secret is no suprise. I never even knew they were going to show Male Quarians!

[CARL_DF90]

Hmm...Something to consider. I'm just still hoping for my female Turian scout that Garrus mentioned.

[Demonique]

DragBahamut wrote...

AngelicMachinery wrote...

We didn't even get female dwarfs in DA2, things don't look good.

Some say there are no dwarf women


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I thought of that a few months ago

Garrus: It's true you don't see many turian women. And in fact, they are so alike in voice and appearance, that they are often mistaken for turian men.
Wrex: [whispering to Tali] It's the fringes.
Garrus: And this in turn has given rise to the belief that there are no turian women, and that turians just spring out of air vents in the Citadel!
[Tali laughs]
Garrus: Which is, of course, ridiculous.

[Overlander]

I agree that female turians should get their due in ME3, but after replaying the first game (yet again), I think I see something of the problem.

I think the problem stems from character models. You see, if you pair up Garrus with Tali and stand them side-by-side (for full effect, get them on an elevator...it shouldn't be hard), you see what could be the problem. I think it's that Bioware created the character models for turian females. They just happened to give it to the quarrians. To me, it's pretty apparent looking at the two; switch Tali's head model to a turian's, or obscure Garrus' head, and adjust the scale of them, and the body models look just about identical.

If I had to take a guess, I'd say that female turians were in mind, but when it came time to put the quarrians together, the body models weren't working too well, and decided to change out what they were working with to the female turian's body, which wasn't getting much (if any) use at the time.

[CARL_DF90]

Well, if Turian women aren't given their due in the main game in ME3, then there's always DLC story packs.

[lovgreno]

CARL_DF90 wrote...

Well, if Turian women aren't given their due in the main game in ME3, then there's always DLC story packs.

What? Do I have to pay extra for something that should have been there in the first place? Well.... Fine... It is worth it...

[CARL_DF90]

Well, it HAS happened before so I wouldn't rule it out, but it would be worth it. As for how they would look, I imagine them looking a bit more slender when compared to male Turians, and lacking that "hump", for lack of a better way to describe it, on their backs.

[Inspectre]

century_killa wrote...

What you say is true.. Bioware always suprised us. When they were marketing Legion, I swear I thought he was the new bad ass enemy.
But once i got the game. I found out otherwise and it just made it more interesting.

Didn't they also say that he would be important to the story?

[CARL_DF90]

I fail to see how that has anything to do with Turian ladies. He was just saying that Bioware could still surprise us in the end.

[kambalaname]

SennenScale wrote...

It was weird to see no female turians in either game. We know they exist and they have no lore reasons to not be around. Let's see some female turians in ME3, Bioware! Please?

Bluko wrote...

Damn.  FemGarrus looks fantastic.

indeed

[AdmiralCheez]

This thread is still going.

I am pleased.

[CARL_DF90]

I totally agree! That's how I really imagined a femTurian to look like as well. HEY! BIOWARE! You guys taking notes or WHAT!? This alone would teach those people at Dark Horse on how to PROPERLY visualise a femTurian!

@Admiral

Of course it is! You and femTurians have fans after all.

Modifié par CARL_DF90, 02 décembre 2011 - 12:54 .

[Eclipse_9990]

I hope they don't look exactly how they were portrayed in the comic. The female Turians in that one just look... Off for some reason.

[CARL_DF90]

Yeah, I know exactly what you mean. "Off" is putting it mildly.

[youjik33]

I just wanted to post here and say YES!!!, because I was wondering the same thing.

I also love female dwarves (see icon, of my first female Gray Warden). The lack of female dwarves in DA2 was downright bizarre. It seems odd to me that only really alien-looking aliens you can romance in ME2 are male. (Well, Tali MIGHT be really alien-looking, but we really have no idea what her face looks like and her curves are certainly not all that different from a human's.)

I'd also love a salarian romance option, but I'll readily admit that I have a humongous crush on Mordin XD I don't care if they have cloacae -- I'd be fine with cuddling = )

[century_killa]

Eclipse_9990 wrote...

I hope they don't look exactly how they were portrayed in the comic. The female Turians in that one just look... Off for some reason.

The Comic version of Female Turians is only "one" concept we have seen thus far.
Bioware still has a lot of time to improve as well see the fan art people have made for Females.
You go on Deviant art and you will see some great ideas and theories on what females turians may look like. 

But in the end, I would really like to see a new female turian crew member on our team.
Giving more diversitty when fighting the Reapers.
And a chance to understand their Culture more.

[century_killa]

youjik33 wrote...
I'd also love a salarian romance option, but I'll readily admit that I have a humongous crush on Mordin XD I don't care if they have cloacae -- I'd be fine with cuddling = )

A Salarian romance option will be a great idea to think about...
But to see female Salarians will be even greater!! 

I guess this really all depends... We don't just want to see Female Turians!
We want To see "ALL" the Female Aliens.
(Not including Asari)

 If Bioware loves us.. I can only hope they do the right thing and show us some diversity. <3
Not only for romance but for learning about their cutlure and anatomy... 

Modifié par century_killa, 09 décembre 2011 - 07:31 .

[Veturia]

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Haha this looks greats.

Modifié par Veturia, 09 décembre 2011 - 09:50 .

[Faded-Myth]

I know this thread has gone on forever, and that at this point whatever rocks up in Mass Effect 3 is likely to be locked up and squared away with no chances on changing anything major, but I'm pledging my support for the female turians. At least in multiplayer, if not campaign.

And yeah, I remember seeing the interview with the lipstick comment way back, and I remember being a little disheartened. As a 3D modeler myself, it felt a little callous. Which is surprising, coming from Bioware. I have great respect for their design team. Here's hoping it was a simple shrug-off to keep thnigs a surprise, but I have to admit I'm not entirely hopeful.