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[Nashiktal]

Thing is Thane is a perfect example of an alien with human features, that still looks quite alien. His body literally is all but human. The only difference I can recall is that two of his fingers look fused together.

[Someone With Mass]

Modifié par Someone With Mass, 19 juin 2011 - 06:56 .

[DoNotIngest]

Of course, Thane has the gills of an aquatic newt or eft, and likes things very arid...  He is a confusing one. Still, I agree that a balance of humanoid and alien is in order (and very likely), probably going to be a slightly differing Tali with 2-3 major feature differences (maybe ears, hair or hair analogue, and something else). I'd be happy with that.


Note that when I say Quarians should have hair, I don't necessarily mean human hair. We have many varieties of hair, coarse, fine, thick, etc., here on Earth, and were it to vary from standard hair, it would be quite believable.



Edit: Thanks Mass!

Modifié par DoNotIngest, 19 juin 2011 - 06:46 .

[Cam-Tal]

Just hope it won't be like 'Urgh, my shepard kissed that?!'

[sites32]

i would like to hear what the quarian language really sounds like without a translater.

[Cam-Tal]

Wait what? There's a translator? :|


That explains why they all spoke in english. I look really stupid now..

[DoNotIngest]

Tali will be quite lovable in appearance (a nice match to her personality), if Bioware's remarks of how well she's loved amongst the staff and how well they realize her popularity is any indication.


Of course, I hope with all my heart she'll be as exotic as she deserves to be!

sitesunseen wrote...

i would like to hear what the quarian language really sounds like without a translater.

Given the awesome accent that's been created for them, I think my reaction would be this....


"! ...! *reload* *replay* *reload* *replay* ... !!"

Modifié par DoNotIngest, 19 juin 2011 - 06:56 .

[sites32]

quarians use a translater i believe not sure about other races

[DoNotIngest]

sitesunseen wrote...

quarians use a translater i believe not sure about other races

Considering every Krogan you meet speaks to you quite clearly in English, and they don't seem the type to bother with such a thing as learning languages, I'd say everyone has a translator.

[sites32]

ah good point

[Nashiktal]

Its not that they use translators, its that Shep has a translator. Everyone is speaking their native languages, but everyone has a machine that auto translates that is constantly updated.

If a new race is introduced, translations become available as soon as they can update the software.

[HellBovine]

Personally I think asari brain wash people to make them seem more similar than they really are, why all those guys at the Illium bachelor party think they look like their own species.

[DoNotIngest]

Nashiktal wrote...

Its not that they use translators, its that Shep has a translator. Everyone is speaking their native languages, but everyone has a machine that auto translates that is constantly updated.

If a new race is introduced, translations become available as soon as they can update the software.

Which is what I meant, if it didn't seem that way. Must be a very important feature Galaxy-wide, since apparently they had a Yahg translator!

[Cam-Tal]

HellBovine wrote...

Personally I think asari brain wash people to make them seem more similar than they really are, why all those guys at the Illium bachelor party think they look like their own species.

Yeah, I noticed that..

I wonder what Wrex was thinking when you were romancing Liara? 

[Nashiktal]

DoNotIngest wrote...

Nashiktal wrote...

Its not that they use translators, its that Shep has a translator. Everyone is speaking their native languages, but everyone has a machine that auto translates that is constantly updated.

If a new race is introduced, translations become available as soon as they can update the software.

Which is what I meant, if it didn't seem that way. Must be a very important feature Galaxy-wide, since apparently they had a Yahg translator!

Actually the Yahg somehow learned how to speak many languages without the use of a translater. Don't ask me how he did it with that freaky mouth.

[DoNotIngest]

Cam-Tal wrote...

HellBovine wrote...

Personally I think asari brain wash people to make them seem more similar than they really are, why all those guys at the Illium bachelor party think they look like their own species.

Yeah, I noticed that..

I wonder what Wrex was thinking when you were romancing Liara? 

"Damn, Shepard, I thought you were getting on board with the Quarian? Of course you'd have to take the only built woman on the ship. I can respect your strength in holding her above you, but still..."


It was the real reason for his anger on Virmire!



Edit: Nash- Woops. I haven't played the DLC yet, I should probably do that soon!

Modifié par DoNotIngest, 19 juin 2011 - 07:09 .

[Cam-Tal]

Tali needs a dlc tbh.

[HellBovine]

Nah, thatd only give em an excuse to keep her content out of ME3 main game.

[sites32]

Wrex saw liara with shep, and he started shouting '' NO SHEPARD ITS A LIE FOR GOD SAKES MAN OPEN YOUR EYES!!!

[78stonewobble]

Cam-Tal wrote...

I hope they have hair, but that's just my personal preference. One of the main reasons that I didn't like Jack was the fact that she was bald.

If we take back the Quarian planet, will they be able to walk around without the suits on, or will they get ill from too much time with the flotilla/ on space ships?

In the game Tali says that the difference in going back to their homeworld versus a new colony world would be having to wear suits for 60 years vs. 600 years.

Allthough I assume thats an engineers guess and not genious mordin solus doctors oppinion.

[Cam-Tal]

How old is Tali in the game anyway? I would assume about early 20's seeing as she was on her pilgrimage in the first ME


My shep looks around 40, so it's a weird relationship  

Modifié par Cam-Tal, 19 juin 2011 - 07:17 .

[78stonewobble]

After looking through all the different concepts... Hmm personally I still vote kangaroo... *lol*

It's not easy to find a look thats not too alien but also not too human...

...

However... IF a quarian was covered in / consisting of somekind of mimicking/reflective material/skin. THAT would explain the glow eyes/nose and open up some other options for the underlying form though she (tali) would mimich surroundings and shephards face in some weird optical way.

[Nashiktal]

78stonewobble wrote...

Cam-Tal wrote...

I hope they have hair, but that's just my personal preference. One of the main reasons that I didn't like Jack was the fact that she was bald.

If we take back the Quarian planet, will they be able to walk around without the suits on, or will they get ill from too much time with the flotilla/ on space ships?

In the game Tali says that the difference in going back to their homeworld versus a new colony world would be having to wear suits for 60 years vs. 600 years.

Allthough I assume thats an engineers guess and not genious mordin solus doctors oppinion.

I would assume its mostly correct, well accept for that 600 years sillyness. No matter what the Quarian people will need genetic therapy to help addapt to whatever environe they live in.

[Pride Demon]

Someone With Mass wrote...

Whoa there! is this Tali's official look in ME3!? It's GREAT!

I love the mix of AA pack and standard look! I must say I hoped they'd do something like this!
Thanks Someone With Mass, I appreciated this...

[Alienmorph]

Cam-Tal wrote...

How old is Tali in the game anyway? I would assume about early 20's seeing as she was on her pilgrimage in the first ME


My shep looks around 40, so it's a weird relationship  

In ME2 Tali is 24 and Shepard 31, nothing excessive.