Aristobulus500 wrote...
Sunnie22 wrote.
Have you ever actually looked at reptile scales, at all? They overlap. Just google "snake scales" and look at any image, they "overlap".
Not sure if you being difficult just to be difficult or if you actually making statements before doing any research on the subject. /uploads_user/1070000/1069890/137358.gif
I've owned two snakes. I just don't think we're using overlapping to mean the same thing.
Grimwick wrote...
I personally see it as snake texture... but made similarly to human skin!
Though if that seems too weird it is more scaly than human.
This I can buy. Not exactly like a snakes, not exactly like a humans. I just don't buy that it's blue human flesh. That's what it seemed to be in the first two games, and why go through all this effort of making it so much higher res and detailed than human flesh if it's still supposed to be blue human flesh?
Ok, having owned 2 snakes in the past doesn't mean you know anything about them.
Here is a comparison I just pieced together that should make it really clear that Liara's skin is not "scales".

On the left you will see a closeup of the scales on an Anaconda, on the right you see a closeup of Liara's skin.
On the Anaconda I had highlighted the overlapping edges and the general direction of the overlap. This is typical of all reptiles, and though it may be difficult to see, even beaded lizards have overlapping scales.
Now look at Liara's skin texture again, see any similarities? If say yes, then you either need your eyes checked or your reality checked, because they are nothing alike.
Liara's skin appears to look similar to skin commonly found on thick skinned mammals like Rhino or Elephant.
moreeman06 wrote...
I'd probably go with the underbelly of a snake or skin, you know the smooth slick skin that gets made into leather, than i would liken it to actual scales.
also sunnie nice new avatar
Well, thats also not even close to reality.

In this pic you see the underside of a snake. The scales are very wide and short, but they still overlap. This overlap and the ability to modulate the amount of overlap between the segments is what allows snakes to motivate themselves.
As for the avatar, its not new, just havent used it for a long time, but thanks anyway! /uploads_user/1070000/1069890/194297.gif
Modifié par Sunnie22, 29 avril 2012 - 12:51 .