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[Dilandau3000]

-N7-Seeker wrote...

I am at the genetic side. Converting DNA to be compatible. An adopted childern is not really theirs.

Tali and Shepard's DNA is so far apart that trying to make them compatible basically means creating quarian DNA from scratch with traits that are roughly the quarian equivalent of Shepard's human traits. In this case, the child would be Tali's, but it would be no more Shepard's child than if they'd adopted or used a surrogate father. It would look more like him, but that's all.

Plus, what does it matter if the child is biologically theirs? All that matters is if they love it.

[forthary]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

-N7-Seeker wrote...

I am at the genetic side. Converting DNA to be compatible. An adopted childern is not really theirs.

Tali and Shepard's DNA is so far apart that trying to make them compatible basically means creating quarian DNA from scratch with traits that are roughly the quarian equivalent of Shepard's human traits. In this case, the child would be Tali's, but it would be no more Shepard's child than if they'd adopted or used a surrogate father. It would look more like him, but that's all.

Plus, what does it matter if the child is biologically theirs? All that matters is if they love it.

While im sure Shepard and Tali would much rather prefer making their 'own' child from their own flesh and blood, the love is what matters the most.

[N7Kopper]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

-N7-Seeker wrote...

I am at the genetic side. Converting DNA to be compatible. An adopted childern is not really theirs.

Tali and Shepard's DNA is so far apart that trying to make them compatible basically means creating quarian DNA from scratch with traits that are roughly the quarian equivalent of Shepard's human traits. In this case, the child would be Tali's, but it would be no more Shepard's child than if they'd adopted or used a surrogate father. It would look more like him, but that's all.

Plus, what does it matter if the child is biologically theirs? All that matters is if they love it.

If Shepard wanted biological children, he'd "tap Kelly Chambers" to (mis?)quote the Illusive Man. Or go with Ashley. Or possibly Jack.

But hey! The biological impossiblity only encourages you to try harder.

Modifié par N7Kopper, 11 mai 2012 - 03:11 .

[-N7-Seeker]

Dilandau3000 wrote...
Plus, what does it matter if the child is biologically theirs? All that matters is if they love it.

Well, you are right, but I just cannot love an adopted child as much as my own.
I am still on the genetic side. And you can't change that.
I understand you, but do not completly agree with you.

[Hullian]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

-N7-Seeker wrote...

I am at the genetic side. Converting DNA to be compatible. An adopted childern is not really theirs.

Tali and Shepard's DNA is so far apart that trying to make them compatible basically means creating quarian DNA from scratch with traits that are roughly the quarian equivalent of Shepard's human traits. In this case, the child would be Tali's, but it would be no more Shepard's child than if they'd adopted or used a surrogate father. It would look more like him, but that's all.

Plus, what does it matter if the child is biologically theirs? All that matters is if they love it.

Yep, love the child is all that matters, plenty of childs lost parents during the fight for both Rannok and Earth, they should adopt one of each, and a certain drell kid...:innocent:

[forthary]

Hullian wrote...

Yep, love the child is all that matters, plenty of childs lost parents during the fight for both Rannok and Earth, they should adopt one of each, and a certain drell kid...:innocent:

Little Tali: "Dad, Kolyat broke my doll's head off!"

Shepard:  "Bad Kolyat, bad!"

Kolyat: "Comeon, I didn't do it on purpose!"  *Lies in Drell fashion*

Modifié par forthary, 11 mai 2012 - 03:38 .

[Dilandau3000]

I'm sure Kolyat would appreciate living on Rannoch, as it seems less humid than the Hanar homeworld.

[Ponei]

 Qumans ftw <3

Waiting for Operation Silencer, ready to blow up some banshees 

[Shatterhand1701]

Gust4v wrote...

I found Hi-res pics of some Tali renders:

The alternate suit:




Dem hips, dem hips everywhere.

This is, by far, my favorite Tali outfit.  I'd love to see a variant on this armor added to multiplayer.

[Ponei]

^That armor on MP would distract me immensely 

[Bajger]

Ponei wrote...

 Qumans ftw <3

Waiting for Operation Silencer, ready to blow up some banshees 

Humarian doesn't sounds better?

Yeah its time to kill some banshees, just 2m. It shouldn't be hard.

I love the main suit because... I like it and it make sense that Tali wears it all of the time, on Normandy and in missions (maybe she got her own garderobe in Normandy?)

[exelsis]

Bajger wrote...

Ponei wrote...
 Qumans ftw <3
Waiting for Operation Silencer, ready to blow up some banshees 

Humarian doesn't sounds better?
Yeah its time to kill some banshees, just 2m. It shouldn't be hard.
I love the main suit because... I like it and it make sense that Tali wears it all of the time, on Normandy and in missions (maybe she got her own garderobe in Normandy?)

I've never heard or seen anyone use garderobe in english before. Good job. And I think she commandeered the use of the captain's cabin for her own uses. Including changing her armor. And everything else.

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Modifié par exelsis, 11 mai 2012 - 04:21 .

[forthary]

Bajger wrote...

Ponei wrote...

 Qumans ftw <3

Waiting for Operation Silencer, ready to blow up some banshees 

Humarian doesn't sounds better?

Yeah its time to kill some banshees, just 2m. It shouldn't be hard.

I love the main suit because... I like it and it make sense that Tali wears it all of the time, on Normandy and in missions (maybe she got her own garderobe in Normandy?)

I love all the suits she wears.  I can't decide if the gold-trimmed or regular version of her suit is my favorite though, but I think the gold-trimmed one should stay unique, as it marks her influence and power in quarian society.

[forthary]

exelsis wrote...

And I think she commandeered the use of the captain's cabin for her own uses. Including changing her armor. And everything else.

There might only be room for one in the bathroom (I'd rather not violate Tali's privacy anyways, not only out of respect, but to avoid getting her sick unnessicarily), but there's room for two in the cabin.  That bed is so comfy with her in it, but also a bit fragile.  Then there was that time Tali spilled her drink on my coffee table, and then there was that time Tali was sitting on my desk, taking care of all that lousy paperwork I had with one brush of her arm.  

Modifié par forthary, 11 mai 2012 - 04:26 .

[N7Kopper]

Bajger wrote...

Ponei wrote...
Waiting for Operation Silencer, ready to blow up some banshees 

Yeah its time to kill some banshees, just 2m. It shouldn't be hard.

I love the main suit because... I like it and it make sense that Tali wears it all of the time, on Normandy and in missions (maybe she got her own garderobe in Normandy?)

Only ME2 did the whole "alternate outfit" thing right. And that's the game where the armour/clothes worn have no impact whatsoever.

[Anubis722]

Shatterhand1701 wrote...

Gust4v wrote...

I found Hi-res pics of some Tali renders:

The alternate suit:




Dem hips, dem hips everywhere.

This is, by far, my favorite Tali outfit.  I'd love to see a variant on this armor added to multiplayer.

Add the Wraith Shotgun and its perfect. My favorite Tali costume as well

[Dilandau3000]

N7Kopper wrote...

Only ME2 did the whole "alternate outfit" thing right. And that's the game where the armour/clothes worn have no impact whatsoever.

Depends on your definition of "right". The loyalty outfits were all texture swaps, and the DLC outfits were mostly stupid (especially the sunglasses for Thane and Jack).

[N7Kopper]

Dilandau3000 wrote...

N7Kopper wrote...

Only ME2 did the whole "alternate outfit" thing right. And that's the game where the armour/clothes worn have no impact whatsoever.

Depends on your definition of "right". The loyalty outfits were all texture swaps, and the DLC outfits were mostly stupid (especially the sunglasses for Thane and Jack).

My definition of right in this case would be squadmates like Garrus or Tali who have no casual wear suddenly swapping to a default outfit. So yeah. I guess I am.

[forthary]

N7Kopper wrote...

Dilandau3000 wrote...

N7Kopper wrote...

Only ME2 did the whole "alternate outfit" thing right. And that's the game where the armour/clothes worn have no impact whatsoever.

Depends on your definition of "right". The loyalty outfits were all texture swaps, and the DLC outfits were mostly stupid (especially the sunglasses for Thane and Jack).

My definition of right in this case would be squadmates like Garrus or Tali who have no casual wear suddenly swapping to a default outfit. So yeah. I guess I am.

At least Jack wore some more clothing.  Plus, I did like the sunglasses on Thane, it further reinforced my suspicsion that he was based on Morpheus from The Matrix.

[TrueMadayar]

In with a Tali.

[Bajger]

Garderobe is in polenglish (I'm from Poland) and in normal english it means wardrobe.
In ME1 there was only one suit per charakter and everyone were happy, but then someone decided to add new suits because to sell some of them as DLC.
In my opinion main suit- the best suit.

[N7Kopper]

Bajger wrote...

Garderobe is in polenglish (I'm from Poland) and in normal english it means wardrobe.
In ME1 there was only one suit per charakter and everyone were happy, but then someone decided to add new suits because to sell some of them as DLC.
In my opinion main suit- the best suit.

You mean countless recolours, right? Or did you forget the inventory system in 1?
...plus the problem that Garrus, Tali, and Wrex always wore default armour on the Normandy, and only equipped their gear in squad. Extend to everyone for Virmire.

[Bajger]

N7Kopper wrote...

Bajger wrote...

Garderobe is in polenglish (I'm from Poland) and in normal english it means wardrobe.
In ME1 there was only one suit per charakter and everyone were happy, but then someone decided to add new suits because to sell some of them as DLC.
In my opinion main suit- the best suit.

You mean countless recolours, right? Or did you forget the inventory system in 1?
...plus the problem that Garrus, Tali, and Wrex always wore default armour on the Normandy, and only equipped their gear in squad. Extend to everyone for Virmire.

Oh yeah sorry i ve forgotten that ME 1 got this RPG system with armors ^^. I ve found that in orange suit you can almost see whole Tali face, so even when I got better suit for her I was keeping it for entire game.

Modifié par Bajger, 11 mai 2012 - 05:57 .

[forthary]

Bajger wrote...

N7Kopper wrote...

Bajger wrote...

Garderobe is in polenglish (I'm from Poland) and in normal english it means wardrobe.
In ME1 there was only one suit per charakter and everyone were happy, but then someone decided to add new suits because to sell some of them as DLC.
In my opinion main suit- the best suit.

You mean countless recolours, right? Or did you forget the inventory system in 1?
...plus the problem that Garrus, Tali, and Wrex always wore default armour on the Normandy, and only equipped their gear in squad. Extend to everyone for Virmire.

Oh yeah sorry i ve forgotten that ME 1 got this RPG system with armors ^^. I ve found that in orange suit you can almost see whole Tali face, so even I got better suit for her I was keeping it for entire game.

The only other suit I found for Tali was a red one.  It was nice seeing the different tints that you can put on the visiors.  It would be pretty interesting if they made a clear one...but then that would instantly dissolve the mystery of so many things, and make it harder as they have to lip sync Tali's voice.

Modifié par forthary, 11 mai 2012 - 05:58 .

[Fenrisfil]

ME1 had a load of outfits and you only had to pay game credits for them. Never could figure quite how Tali managed to change her outfit all the time. I liked the variety of recolours, though I hated having to carry around half a tonne of junk with me everywhere.

I ended up using the Bring Down the Skies reward for Tali. So hard to get good Quarian armour.

Modifié par Fenrisfil, 11 mai 2012 - 06:01 .