EmperorZorn wrote...
"...I ken hez action figure ?"
Modifié par forthary, 15 avril 2012 - 08:32 .
Exiledone1 wrote...
Exactly. Throughout most of ME2 I was thinking does anyone else seem to care that Shep was brought back from the dead. To me, I would thought this would have sparked conversations about an afterlife and other topics, but I guess Bioware didn't want to go there. It also seemed characters just accepted this too easily in me2. Tail first saw Shep and it seemed like oh, you were missing for two years, pretty much dead and now your here...cool, let's work together.
Im addressing that in my fanfic I'm working on which takes place during those missing to years. Basically the story of Tali during that time from her viewpoint and journey entries.
So I plan to address what was really going on in her mind when she saw commander Sheperd again.
forthary wrote...
EmperorZorn wrote...
"...I ken hez action figure ?"
*rubs eyes*
Wait...is that what she actually looks like if you take the mask off? If so, then...
*Runs over to Tali and gives her a big hug + kiss on her neck*
"I love you, Tali."
I wonder if they based the face off of Ash Stroka...not sure.
Modifié par BigglesFlysAgain, 15 avril 2012 - 08:36 .
BigglesFlysAgain wrote...
Exiledone1 wrote...
Exactly. Throughout most of ME2 I was thinking does anyone else seem to care that Shep was brought back from the dead. To me, I would thought this would have sparked conversations about an afterlife and other topics, but I guess Bioware didn't want to go there. It also seemed characters just accepted this too easily in me2. Tail first saw Shep and it seemed like oh, you were missing for two years, pretty much dead and now your here...cool, let's work together.
Im addressing that in my fanfic I'm working on which takes place during those missing to years. Basically the story of Tali during that time from her viewpoint and journey entries.
So I plan to address what was really going on in her mind when she saw commander Sheperd again.
Well it would be hard to guage anyones reactions to somone not being dead, but I assume most people thought he never really died but was in the hospital the whole time near death, when in reality they were scraping him off that planet with chisels and black bags
BigglesFlysAgain wrote...
If you read the link, its a mod by a fan, the real action figure has no removable head
lomifeh wrote...
He does but the whole thing is much cooler with the Renegade interrupt. Also, imho, it was more in keeping with character. Shep perfers peaceful solutions but isn't afraid to bring the pain when deserved. Plus some dude is gonna sword stab me in the back I will make sure he is dead, period.
TIMs death, fully paragoned his ass so he shot himself, was tragic and sad and a waste. It also felt too much like a Saren throwback imho. I have problems with the Cerebus angle throughout really because it did not fit with the Cerebus I worked with in ME2. It didn't even fit with the ME1 version which was shadowy but not stupid like ME3 Cerebus became. At the end of ME2 while we split ways at least I had some respect for what TIM was trying to do even if we disgreed on methods.
But like Tali said on the base, "He needs to die."
Modifié par Fenrisfil, 15 avril 2012 - 08:41 .
forthary wrote...
BigglesFlysAgain wrote...
If you read the link, its a mod by a fan, the real action figure has no removable head
Ah, bugger. Well, no matter what, I still love her. She's got that charm of hers. I've been indoctrinated by Tali, and im loving every moment of it.
Fenrisfil wrote...
lomifeh wrote...
He does but the whole thing is much cooler with the Renegade interrupt. Also, imho, it was more in keeping with character. Shep perfers peaceful solutions but isn't afraid to bring the pain when deserved. Plus some dude is gonna sword stab me in the back I will make sure he is dead, period.
TIMs death, fully paragoned his ass so he shot himself, was tragic and sad and a waste. It also felt too much like a Saren throwback imho. I have problems with the Cerebus angle throughout really because it did not fit with the Cerebus I worked with in ME2. It didn't even fit with the ME1 version which was shadowy but not stupid like ME3 Cerebus became. At the end of ME2 while we split ways at least I had some respect for what TIM was trying to do even if we disgreed on methods.
But like Tali said on the base, "He needs to die."
I do love that line.
Some of the renegade interupts in ME3 are a bit strange and seem largely redundant. They didn't really bug me because I play a mix of renegade and paragon anyway (I like to play an anti-hero, not a douche bag).
I agree about Cerberus. I get that they are indoctrinated, but given they don't seem to realise it themselves some of their goals are a bit... strange. I don't see how stopping the Genophage cure helps TIM control the Reapers, why interfere in that stuff at all? Supposedly there was a renegade faction at work on that civilian world, which wasn't followed up (but has DLC written all over it) that I suppose could be a more indoctrinated part. But yeah, it was strange.
BigglesFlysAgain wrote...
All I can think of is that shepard put it to the back of his mind for the time being in a, well I am here and I am needed so lets move on, and it all catches up to him in me3
lomifeh wrote...
BigglesFlysAgain wrote...
All I can think of is that shepard put it to the back of his mind for the time being in a, well I am here and I am needed so lets move on, and it all catches up to him in me3
It's exactly this. It was a combination of avoiding thinking about the fact that Shep died and was brought back and teh fact that there was a big problem that needed solving. It's like dealing with grief, sometimes you avoid it until you are ready to deal with it.
And Shep never really asks fully about how bad it was. Figure that it's one of those things that it might be better to not know
Modifié par Exiledone1, 15 avril 2012 - 08:55 .
Exiledone1 wrote...
Random Tali thought. Why is it that people can't see through Tali's mask. I've noticed sometimes we can see her face outline. Is it tinted?
Modifié par BigglesFlysAgain, 15 avril 2012 - 08:57 .
Exiledone1 wrote...
Random Tali thought. Why is it that people can't see through Tali's mask. I've noticed sometimes we can see her face outline. Is it tinted?
forthary wrote...
Exiledone1 wrote...
Random Tali thought. Why is it that people can't see through Tali's mask. I've noticed sometimes we can see her face outline. Is it tinted?
Other than their eyes, sometimes I can see their noses. Tali used to have a BIG nose in ME1, then it wasn't really that big. On the other hand, Admiral Raan has a BIG nose in ME2 and 3.
BigglesFlysAgain wrote...
Well it has a slight purple tint, but I imagine if you could get a shepards eye view you could see more than the game lets on, In real life I mean
TrueMadayar wrote...
*drinks Canadian whiskey* In ME1, her glass has different colors, including pink. You see a lot of her face through that. I however believe it's because she's used to it, and because the suit is filled with something disinfecting everything, like a constant mist. After all, when she gets shot, she has not only to close the part of the suit up, but some might escape before, still, and the rest of the suit must handle it.
Also, just so her face is secret. She had slight issues, thinking she's not beautiful enough.
I still wonder what the Hanar trader thought when I and my squadmates, including Tali, undressed right in front of him and in full sight of the Citadel financial district to put on the new armor we bought...
Modifié par BigglesFlysAgain, 15 avril 2012 - 09:09 .
TrueMadayar wrote...
*drinks Canadian whiskey* In ME1, her glass has different colors, including pink. You see a lot of her face through that. I however believe it's because she's used to it, and because the suit is filled with something disinfecting everything, like a constant mist. After all, when she gets shot, she has not only to close the part of the suit up, but some might escape before, still, and the rest of the suit must handle it.
Also, just so her face is secret. She had slight issues, thinking she's not beautiful enough.
I still wonder what the Hanar trader thought when I and my squadmates, including Tali, undressed right in front of him and in full sight of the Citadel financial district to put on the new armor we bought...
Modifié par Fenrisfil, 15 avril 2012 - 09:09 .
TrueMadayar wrote...
BigglesFlysAgain wrote...
Well it has a slight purple tint, but I imagine if you could get a shepards eye view you could see more than the game lets on, In real life I mean
*drinks Canadian whiskey* In ME1, her glass has different colors, including pink. You see a lot of her face through that. I however believe it's because she's used to it, and because the suit is filled with something disinfecting everything, like a constant mist. After all, when she gets shot, she has not only to close the part of the suit up, but some might escape before, still, and the rest of the suit must handle it.
Also, just so her face is secret. She had slight issues, thinking she's not beautiful enough.
I still wonder what the Hanar trader thought when I and my squadmates, including Tali, undressed right in front of him and in full sight of the Citadel financial district to put on the new armor we bought...
lol
Modifié par Exiledone1, 15 avril 2012 - 09:10 .
BigglesFlysAgain wrote...
TrueMadayar wrote...
*drinks Canadian whiskey* In ME1, her glass has different colors, including pink. You see a lot of her face through that. I however believe it's because she's used to it, and because the suit is filled with something disinfecting everything, like a constant mist. After all, when she gets shot, she has not only to close the part of the suit up, but some might escape before, still, and the rest of the suit must handle it.
Also, just so her face is secret. She had slight issues, thinking she's not beautiful enough.
I still wonder what the Hanar trader thought when I and my squadmates, including Tali, undressed right in front of him and in full sight of the Citadel financial district to put on the new armor we bought...
These Earth Clan have such strange customs
OOps thats what the Volus trader said anyway... I am sure the Hanar trader let of some undignified Infra red waves
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gamer_girl wrote...
In case anyone was directing anything at me, I'm working so I likely will have a very delayed response if I do respond...
BigglesFlysAgain wrote...
forthary wrote...
Exiledone1 wrote...
Random Tali thought. Why is it that people can't see through Tali's mask. I've noticed sometimes we can see her face outline. Is it tinted?
Other than their eyes, sometimes I can see their noses. Tali used to have a BIG nose in ME1, then it wasn't really that big. On the other hand, Admiral Raan has a BIG nose in ME2 and 3.
They probably did change the face underneath, but mabye the more loose fitting hood and new helmet she got in me2 changed the way it looks
Filanwizard wrote...
She does like her purple tint.
Makes me wonder if Quarians have very sensitive eyes from all those years in likely poorly lighted ships. I have only ever seen them with fairly dark tint glass.
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