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[wilhelm Screamer]

I am gonna repost something I posted in the other Tali thread, because I can.

wilhelm Screamer wrote...

So on another forum I post in, I commented that Tali's voice makes me think of her as being Slavic. Another poster accused her of being a space communist in response to that. I replied with this stupid little photoshop:

Modifié par wilhelm Screamer, 30 juillet 2011 - 05:40 .

[Runescapeguy9]

sitesunseen wrote...
Tali has not mentioned her peoples thoughts on being with other races outside the flotilla I think i could be wrong. any thoughts?

Not entirely true. During the middle conversations she notes that is does happen, however infrequently. So it isn't like it is frowned upon to the point where everyone hates you.

Modifié par Runescapeguy9, 30 juillet 2011 - 05:42 .

[NuclearBuddha]

The point was more "space gypsy" I think.

[StellarMagic]

Yeah... a certain conversation in an Illium bar bares that out. Though there may be a large gulf between casual relationships and... Tali'Zorah's with Shepard. From the dialog it sounds like it's unheard of for quarian to have a fully intimate experience with another race... you know, with the suit off.

Then there's the notoriety issue of Tali and Shepard.

Her accent reminds me of a Albanian exchange student I knew... but it sounds like a mix of several... plus the digital filter makes it a bit confusing.

Modifié par StellarMagic, 30 juillet 2011 - 05:48 .

[paudson]

wilhelm Screamer wrote...

I am gonna repost something I posted in the other Tali thread, because I can.

wilhelm Screamer wrote...

So on another forum I post in, I commented that Tali's voice makes me think of her as being Slavic. Another poster accused her of being a space communist in response to that. I replied with this stupid little photoshop:

mmm... I alway's thought as tali being more on the french side then slovic. Yet again it could be just hearing tali'zorah vas NOMANDEY all the time .

Modifié par paudson, 30 juillet 2011 - 05:51 .

[sites32]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

sitesunseen wrote...
Tali has not mentioned her peoples thoughts on being with other races outside the flotilla I think i could be wrong. any thoughts?

Not entirely true. During the middle conversations she notes that is does happen, however infrequently. So it isn't like it is frowned upon to the point where everyone hates you.

Ah I knew i was wrong thanks.. but would she be allowed to further her relationship with shep outside the flotilla? Are Quarians allowed to have a life outside the fleet? I know about the pilgrimage, but after they return from it.

[Runescapeguy9]

sitesunseen wrote...
Ah I knew i was wrong thanks.. but would she be allowed to further her relationship with shep outside the flotilla? Are Quarians allowed to have a life outside the fleet? I know about the pilgrimage, but after they return from it.

Of course. A few quarians get exiled from the fleet entirely, I don't see why they wouldn't allow Tali to live outside of it. After all, she helped saved the galaxy

[StellarMagic]

The exact quote...

Shepard: "It can't be that uncommon for a quarian to have a relationship with another race."

Tali'Zorah: "Sure, but in most cases everything is happening outside the suit. Nerve stimulation programs and such. I don't want that. If I'm going to be with you I want it to be real. I need to feel your skin on mine. I've never shown my face to anyone… but I'm ready to show you. If I can do it without dying."

[StellarMagic]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

sitesunseen wrote...
Ah I knew i was wrong thanks.. but would she be allowed to further her relationship with shep outside the flotilla? Are Quarians allowed to have a life outside the fleet? I know about the pilgrimage, but after they return from it.

Of course. A few quarians get exiled from the fleet entirely, I don't see why they wouldn't allow Tali to live outside of it. After all, she helped saved the galaxy

I suspect that most individual quarians that live outside the fleet that aren't exiles are actually working for the fleet in some capacity.  Running fleet owned properties or something similar.  Having individual quarians sending back money without living there would be a good investment in resources.

[xentar]

wilhelm Screamer wrote...

I am gonna repost something I posted in the other Tali thread, because I can.

wilhelm Screamer wrote...

So on another forum I post in, I commented that Tali's voice makes me think of her as being Slavic. Another poster accused her of being a space communist in response to that. I replied with this stupid little photoshop:

Doesn't sound Slavic to my Russian ears.

Edit: the accent could resemble some of the West Slavic languages (Czech, Polish etc.) but I'm no expert on those.

Modifié par xentar, 30 juillet 2011 - 06:03 .

[Runescapeguy9]

Thank you, Stellar. I have played through the game many times so I have most things relating to her on the paragon M!Shep side memorized, but sometimes the quotes evade me

StellarMagic wrote...
I suspect that most individual quarians that live outside the fleet that aren't exiles are actually working for the fleet in some capacity.  Running fleet owned properties or something similar.  Having individual quarians sending back money without living there would be a good investment in resources.

Money is essentially useless on the flotilla (not in pilgrimages, however) because they do not interact with other species on a large scale. Things like Tali's ME1 mission to find data though.. probably priceless 

Also just wanted to point out in one of the daily news updates ingame the flotilla sent a ship full of supplies to another species that had suffered an accident. Such kind people.

[sites32]

I still say humanity should form a alliance with the Quarians and tali could be the ambassador. So much could be learned between us.

[xentar]

sitesunseen wrote...

I still say humanity should form a alliance with the Quarians and tali could be the ambassador. So much could be learned between us.

Do you think putting an engineer into a socially oriented position is such a good idea?

[StellarMagic]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

Thank you, Stellar. I have played through the game many times so I have most things relating to her on the paragon M!Shep side memorized, but sometimes the quotes evade me

StellarMagic wrote...
I suspect that most individual quarians that live outside the fleet that aren't exiles are actually working for the fleet in some capacity.  Running fleet owned properties or something similar.  Having individual quarians sending back money without living there would be a good investment in resources.

Money is essentially useless on the flotilla (not in pilgrimages, however) because they do not interact with other species on a large scale. Things like Tali's ME1 mission to find data though.. probably priceless 

Also just wanted to point out in one of the daily news updates ingame the flotilla sent a ship full of supplies to another species that had suffered an accident. Such kind people.

True for quarian people... not so much for the fleet itself.  Pilgrims bring back materials, goods, credits, and information... however the fleet itself needs credits for a number of different things... for example.

1. Need a drydock for repair of a larger vessel.
2. Emergency need of equipment not available currently.
3. Procurement of military equipment that can't be manufactured locally via other sources.

I could come up with more, but yeah...

[Runescapeguy9]

You have seen the fleet right? Its pretty much falling apart. Even if Tali had brought back money with the data it really wouldn't have helped much. Even TIM is/was amazed at how well they were doing with what they had to work with according to the books.

[sites32]

xentar wrote...

sitesunseen wrote...

I still say humanity should form a alliance with the Quarians and tali could be the ambassador. So much could be learned between us.

Do you think putting an engineer into a socially oriented position is such a good idea?

Maybe not now, but when she becomes older and gains more experience she may choose to hang up her tool belt. Tali is the most well known Quarian, and after ME3 who knows.

[xentar]

sitesunseen wrote...

xentar wrote...

sitesunseen wrote...

I still say humanity should form a alliance with the Quarians and tali could be the ambassador. So much could be learned between us.

Do you think putting an engineer into a socially oriented position is such a good idea?

Maybe not now, but when she becomes older and gains more experience she may choose to hang up her tool belt. Tali is the most well known Quarian, and after ME3 who knows.

I'd say it would be a bit of a waste of talent as engineering apparently seems to be her best area of expertise. People like Zaal'Koris vas Qwib Qwib seem to be better suited for such position.

[DoNotIngest]

Seems like people are forgetting Tali's love of crowds and clubs. She's very socially oriented.

[Swordfish56]

There are so many of Tali's lines that I really liked....

Tali'Zorah: "What could I possibly be suggesting? I mean, a young woman gets rescued by a dashing commander who lets her join his crew and goes off to save the galaxy? [and then ultra-endearing tone] How could she possibly develop any kind of interest in him?"

And then there's the "What? No! It's the fever!" line. Probably the few times I use a renegade response with Tali.

[T.Attwood]

xentar wrote...

sitesunseen wrote...

I still say humanity should form a alliance with the Quarians and tali could be the ambassador. So much could be learned between us.

Do you think putting an engineer into a socially oriented position is such a good idea?

I think it is a very good idea to have an engineer like Tali move into an ambassadorial or political role in the future. To illustrate my reasoning for this, here is an example of the benefit more engineers could have on society;
    I remember a while ago, there was a weekly politics show on TV which had a panel of career politicians answering questions put to them from the audience. Each week, they have one guest panelist which (on this particular occasion) happened to be a particle physicist who worked on the design of the Large Hadron Collider in Geneva. During the course of the show, the physicist began dissecting the politicians answers and pointed out their inaccuracies and misleading respones they were giving to the public. The physicist was able to relate to people's problems and came up with ideas and solutions to them, while the politicians just talked their usual nonsensical garbage and provided no solutions at all! The audience was actually stunned by the pragmatic way the engineer understood and dealt with the questions and solved them. Politicians know 'how' to talk, but that is all they can do. Engineers have the skills to rationalise and find solutions to problems, which is what so many politicians lack.
    Therefore, I feel Tali would make a good 'practical' politician (i.e. perhaps at the end of ME3) as you need someone with these skills to solve problems in order to rebuild the Quarian civilization, and not just have career politicians pursuing some political ideology.

Modifié par T.Attwood, 30 juillet 2011 - 08:59 .

[Havoc10K]

Sooo, that explains why my Soldier Shep was a target of anger when I met Ashley ... interesting, and I went romancing Tali as well with him ... I smell girls fight XD

[Webkahve]

drawing of Tali,

[Webkahve]

sketch,Tali near spiderman