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[Shajar]

Cheese of Borg wrote...

Neverwinter_Knight77 wrote...

I believe Tali's skin color would be like that of a human. I see so many purple Tali pictures. Just because Tali's visor was purple in ME2/3, that doesn't mean that her skin is. Her visor was blue by default in ME1.

Her skin has a purple tone in the photo, not a solid color.., kind of a lilac.:innocent:

No its not, look what i posted above (In game picture with fixed finger). Its same what humans have

Modifié par Shajar, 26 mai 2012 - 07:57 .

[Shajar]

Neverwinter_Knight77 wrote...


The real Tali photo is black and white with a purple tint.

http://media.giantbo...-tali_super.jpg

Its not, thats wrong. It has color in game and that whiteblack is fan work

[darthrevaninlight]

Shajar wrote...

Cheese of Borg wrote...

Neverwinter_Knight77 wrote...

I believe Tali's skin color would be like that of a human. I see so many purple Tali pictures. Just because Tali's visor was purple in ME2/3, that doesn't mean that her skin is. Her visor was blue by default in ME1.

Her skin has a purple tone in the photo, not a solid color.., kind of a lilac.:innocent:

No its not, look what i posted. Its same what humans have

There is an almost lavender/pink hue to it. The fingers, though, still don't look quite right... Tali's are thinner. And longer.

Modifié par darthrevaninlight, 26 mai 2012 - 07:58 .

[Shajar]

darthrevaninlight wrote...

Shajar wrote...

Cheese of Borg wrote...

Neverwinter_Knight77 wrote...

I believe Tali's skin color would be like that of a human. I see so many purple Tali pictures. Just because Tali's visor was purple in ME2/3, that doesn't mean that her skin is. Her visor was blue by default in ME1.

Her skin has a purple tone in the photo, not a solid color.., kind of a lilac.:innocent:

No its not, look what i posted. Its same what humans have

There is an almost lavender/pink hue to it. The fingers, though, still don't look quite right... Tali's are thinner.

Well, still some humans have skin like that. That does not make quarians to nightelfs 

[Apathy1989]

Neverwinter_Knight77 wrote...

I believe Tali's skin color would be like that of a human. I see so many purple Tali pictures. Just because Tali's visor was purple in ME2/3, that doesn't mean that her skin is. Her visor was blue by default in ME1.

Every quarian seems to have a different colour. Stands to reason that they just choose their favourite. Since the suit helps identify you, I imagine most are made to be unique - perhaps by themselves?

[Deoku]

That's basically how I always thought of it.

[Tom80]

zapphoman24 wrote...

So I just added Two Years Later to fanfiction.net. Here is the link...

www.fanfiction.net/s/8151265/1/Two_Years_Later

Good start !

Btw, why naming it different ?

Modifié par Tom80, 26 mai 2012 - 09:19 .

[zapphoman24]

Tom80 wrote...

zapphoman24 wrote...

So I just added Two Years Later to fanfiction.net. Here is the link...

www.fanfiction.net/s/8151265/1/Two_Years_Later

Good start !

Btw, why naming it different ?

It was always called Two Years Later. That's what I named the Category part at least except for the prologue. Thank you btw!

[Hullian]

Shajar is right, this is a ss of my own game:



It does have collors and she does seem a little purple, I thought that it could be some filter they used to make the photo seems more high tech (lol!), but the background doesn't seem to be affected by it; talking about the background, WHY THE HELL IS IT GREEN?? Nowhere around was green, there was only rocks on that part of Rannoch, wtf?!

[forthary]

While im not hoping for anything in the slightest, it would be nice if they fixed up the picture to remove the green background, or heck, even remove the photoshop and make their own picture. But, I think what I want most is to see Tali's face in the actual game. And maybe more...

[Cheese of Borg]

Found this story online:

I romanced Ashley in Mass Effect 1, and then Tali in Mass Effect 2. When Mass Effect 3 rolled around, I was faced with a difficult decision: Which one would I pick as my definitive love interest? I thought about it long and hard, pondering over “my” past experiences with the women and weighing the pros and cons of each choice, and I eventually settled on Ashley but kept a separate save file with which I could go back and choose Tali if I changed my mind. As the next several hours of the game progressed and I interacted more with both squadmates, I realized that I’d made a mistake. Tali had always been by my side, having complete faith in me even when close friends (like Ashley) thought I was a Cerberus traitor. While Ashley needed constant assurance and re-convincing, Tali trusted me absolutely, even with the fate of her entire race. My realization was like a romantic movie moment, except that instead of a stereotypical “dashing to the airport” scene I proved my devotion by going back to the other save file, effectively sacrificing 8 hours of gameplay to make things right. Keelah se’lai.
-Charles

[forthary]

Cheese of Borg wrote...

Found this story online:

I romanced Ashley in Mass Effect 1, and then Tali in Mass Effect 2. When Mass Effect 3 rolled around, I was faced with a difficult decision: Which one would I pick as my definitive love interest? I thought about it long and hard, pondering over “my” past experiences with the women and weighing the pros and cons of each choice, and I eventually settled on Ashley but kept a separate save file with which I could go back and choose Tali if I changed my mind. As the next several hours of the game progressed and I interacted more with both squadmates, I realized that I’d made a mistake. Tali had always been by my side, having complete faith in me even when close friends (like Ashley) thought I was a Cerberus traitor. While Ashley needed constant assurance and re-convincing, Tali trusted me absolutely, even with the fate of her entire race. My realization was like a romantic movie moment, except that instead of a stereotypical “dashing to the airport” scene I proved my devotion by going back to the other save file, effectively sacrificing 8 hours of gameplay to make things right. Keelah se’lai.
-Charles

There, there, we all make mistakes.  This guy should get a Tali hug for correcting his mistake.  I can see this happening to a few others as well, maybe even to some of us.  While I was ninjamanced, in the end, I knew where my true loyalties resided in.

Modifié par forthary, 26 mai 2012 - 03:03 .

[Apathy1989]

Cheese of Borg wrote...

Found this story online:

I romanced Ashley in Mass Effect 1, and then Tali in Mass Effect 2. When Mass Effect 3 rolled around, I was faced with a difficult decision: Which one would I pick as my definitive love interest? I thought about it long and hard, pondering over “my” past experiences with the women and weighing the pros and cons of each choice, and I eventually settled on Ashley but kept a separate save file with which I could go back and choose Tali if I changed my mind. As the next several hours of the game progressed and I interacted more with both squadmates, I realized that I’d made a mistake. Tali had always been by my side, having complete faith in me even when close friends (like Ashley) thought I was a Cerberus traitor. While Ashley needed constant assurance and re-convincing, Tali trusted me absolutely, even with the fate of her entire race. My realization was like a romantic movie moment, except that instead of a stereotypical “dashing to the airport” scene I proved my devotion by going back to the other save file, effectively sacrificing 8 hours of gameplay to make things right. Keelah se’lai.
-Charles

My ME1 romance was Liara on my 'blind' playthrough.

She doesn't stand a chance against Tali, although I admit I did feel guilty after Liara was really nice to me for the rest of the game.

What were all of your 'blind' playthroughs like? My was filled with drama. I remember Ash shooting Wrex, getting annoyed at her and so going with Liara. Then in ME2 she seemed strange, disconnected, scary almost. I remember Jack and Miranda fighting, me siding with Jack. During the suicide mission, Legion took a rocket to the face since Miranda wasn't a loyal squadleader.
Then ME3 came. Wreeve made the genophage story very tough. Was tempted til the very end. I refused to let Legions VI upload the reaper code - he didn't seem the same. In the end Tali saved me, although she still mourned killing that VI. And to make things worse, I found out that saving the heretics in ME2 (in attempt to gain paragon points to get miranda loyal again) cause lots of Quarian casualties. 

Yeah I hate Miranda.

[Tom80]

forthary wrote...

Cheese of Borg wrote...

Found this story online:

I romanced Ashley in Mass Effect 1, and then Tali in Mass Effect 2. When Mass Effect 3 rolled around, I was faced with a difficult decision: Which one would I pick as my definitive love interest? I thought about it long and hard, pondering over “my” past experiences with the women and weighing the pros and cons of each choice, and I eventually settled on Ashley but kept a separate save file with which I could go back and choose Tali if I changed my mind. As the next several hours of the game progressed and I interacted more with both squadmates, I realized that I’d made a mistake. Tali had always been by my side, having complete faith in me even when close friends (like Ashley) thought I was a Cerberus traitor. While Ashley needed constant assurance and re-convincing, Tali trusted me absolutely, even with the fate of her entire race. My realization was like a romantic movie moment, except that instead of a stereotypical “dashing to the airport” scene I proved my devotion by going back to the other save file, effectively sacrificing 8 hours of gameplay to make things right. Keelah se’lai.
-Charles

There, there, we all make mistakes.  This guy should get a Tali hug for correcting his mistake.  I can see this happening to a few others as well, maybe even to some of us.  While I was ninjamanced, in the end, I knew where my true loyalties resided in.

[Cheese of Borg]

Tom80 wrote...

forthary wrote...

Cheese of Borg wrote...

Found this story online:

I romanced Ashley in Mass Effect 1, and then Tali in Mass Effect 2. When Mass Effect 3 rolled around, I was faced with a difficult decision: Which one would I pick as my definitive love interest? I thought about it long and hard, pondering over “my” past experiences with the women and weighing the pros and cons of each choice, and I eventually settled on Ashley but kept a separate save file with which I could go back and choose Tali if I changed my mind. As the next several hours of the game progressed and I interacted more with both squadmates, I realized that I’d made a mistake. Tali had always been by my side, having complete faith in me even when close friends (like Ashley) thought I was a Cerberus traitor. While Ashley needed constant assurance and re-convincing, Tali trusted me absolutely, even with the fate of her entire race. My realization was like a romantic movie moment, except that instead of a stereotypical “dashing to the airport” scene I proved my devotion by going back to the other save file, effectively sacrificing 8 hours of gameplay to make things right. Keelah se’lai.
-Charles

There, there, we all make mistakes.  This guy should get a Tali hug for correcting his mistake.  I can see this happening to a few others as well, maybe even to some of us.  While I was ninjamanced, in the end, I knew where my true loyalties resided in.

If I could have any women in the world, real or imagined, I would take Tali'Zorah vas Normandy...

[Ponei]

 
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[exelsis]

[Olueq]

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[amxstyle]

forthary wrote...

While im not hoping for anything in the slightest, it would be nice if they fixed up the picture to remove the green background, or heck, even remove the photoshop and make their own picture. But, I think what I want most is to see Tali's face in the actual game. And maybe more...

I would love nothing more then for BW to secretly slip in a new file for the picture when the EC DLC is out.

To keep but improve the canon look all they would have to do is: (i said this in another thread and speaking as a graphic designer/illustrator)

1. Use the highest res version of the photo from the stock site 
2. Remove the default scenery in the background and replace with Rannoch scenery and sky
3. Remove or lessen that lens flare
4. Decide upon and give Tali a definitve/clear skin tone
5. Fix the hand
6. Photoshop her suit back on her minus helmet, hood and choker. (Makes this more believable and gives an idea of when it was actually taken)

If we never get a 3D model, at least this would be a compromise that her character deserves.

Modifié par amxstyle, 26 mai 2012 - 08:28 .

[GooseofSteel]

So many <3s...

I may need to rewrite my CPU just to absorb all the Creator Zorah love that I have missed....AGAIN!

[Tom80]

GooseofSteel wrote...

So many <3s...

I may need to rewrite my CPU just to absorb all the Creator Zorah love that I have missed....AGAIN!

-overwrites secondary functions to speed up the process-

[exelsis]

Tom80 wrote...

GooseofSteel wrote...

So many <3s...

I may need to rewrite my CPU just to absorb all the Creator Zorah love that I have missed....AGAIN!

-overwrites secondary functions to speed up the process-

Here, let Big Hair tali help you with that.

[Fenrisfil]

Is that 80's Tali? She's probably got Doc Martens on too.

Modifié par Fenrisfil, 26 mai 2012 - 11:26 .

[TheWerdna]

I have a question. Since Tali was 22 when she began her pilgrimage, does this mean Quarians take bit longer to reach adulthood then humans? It would make sense, as their aging patterns would not be exactly the same as humans despite being more-or-less comparable.

[Apathy1989]

TheWerdna wrote...

I have a question. Since Tali was 22 when she began her pilgrimage, does this mean Quarians take bit longer to reach adulthood then humans? It would make sense, as their aging patterns would not be exactly the same as humans despite being more-or-less comparable.

Do we actually know how long Quarians live? Its all relative from that. I don't see an average age in the wiki.