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[mauro2222]

ZenJestr wrote...

I remember this guy from somewhere, the fact that the logo of "Propaga... History Channel" is there doesn't help me at all. Something with Anunnaki I think

Modifié par mauro2222, 15 octobre 2011 - 10:37 .

[Swordfish56]

I believe its "Ancient Aliens" on the History Channel. A show that makes some rather......strange claims about human history, to put it politely.

Anyway, that show is not related to Tali.

Modifié par Swordfish56, 15 octobre 2011 - 10:40 .

[TheWerdna]

mauro2222 wrote...

ZenJestr wrote...

I remember this guy from somewhere, the fact that the logo of "Propaga... History Channel" is there doesn't help me at all. Something with Anunnaki I think

He is from the show Anchient Aliens, which is probably the dumbest non-fiction "scientific"
show I have ever seen. Basically the show says everything in human history, even things
that have been completelty and utterly explainee via normal means, were created or happened as a result of aliens...

The few times I have tried to watch it I have tried to watch it Ifelt my intelegence drained as a result of any point and every piece of "evidence" the show puts forth is completely lacking in any logic or is completely insane.  (It is on netflix instant stream if you have some sort of morbid curiousity as to the stupidity that is this show)

...and this is coming from someone who completely believes there is intelegent alien life somehwere in the universe

Modifié par TheWerdna, 15 octobre 2011 - 11:08 .

[Scourge king]

i remember seeing this one episode of it and and i compared it to this other episode i watched thats called treasure hunters (or something like that) and this building was on both shows and on top of the building is a Templar cross in ancient aliens they say aliens had us build it (which is completely stupid) and on the treasure hunter show what they said about it was that it was built by the Templars for the covenant when the templars raided that one city which had that great big church with the covenant inside which makes much more sense than the alien show (also on the treasure hunting show they were hunting for the covenant they probabely found it in a labyrinth that was underneath this one church in northern Italy at the end of the labyrinth was a thick thing of wood and what their device showed was a chamber after that piece of wood with a large object in the center but they never went through the wood because they were afraid of what would happen if they uncovered the covenant. and if the templars never covered it it could have been found by Hitler and used as a weapon in WWII. anyway lets cut away this talk of tv shows and put up more Tali pics <that might sound a bit creepy also anyway i say its possible for Qumens. they've never tried it anyway.


i call this the Tali cave (for some reason Legion is in it)

Modifié par Scourge king, 16 octobre 2011 - 12:43 .

[Scourge king]

Listen. Real-life nutjob theories does not cancel out direct statements from the damn company who writes and makes these games.

Hybrid babies are impossible. Why? Because BioWare says so. No matter what kinds of inane sources you cite from the real world, their word is law, and the BioWare Law says "NO HYBRID CHILDREN ALLOWED".

You. Will. Never. Have. Children. With. Tali.

End of line.


i never got my sources from the internet the internet is full of lies and nutjob theories. i get my information from history channels also what makes you say that they said no i havent seen anything which denys that its possible for hybrids. lets cut away from this now

[Andaius20]

I'm pretty sure Arcian is right on that one.

[Cheese of Borg]

ZenJestr wrote...

sitesunseen wrote...

Scourge king wrote...

Well anyway i guess im gonna bring back my response from like age 260 somethin anyay i think that it would be possible for a human/Quarian hybrid because if you look at ancient egypt's old pharoahs the first ones they looked different that average people with the head/bone configuration yet as we move down on the lines of pharoahs you see that the head/bone configuration starts to loojk different and more human and theres also a documentary on it so this is what it basically says is that the first pharoahs were aliens then the second pharoah was a human/alien hybrid and as it moves down the line the hybrids just keep looking more and more human till you have a human/alien hybrid that is mostly human (sorry for bringing this back up) but anyway so i say that Tali is a candidate for becoming pregnant in ME3.

God please don't bring back the Quman conversation.

(snippy snip)

Pharoahs were percived as gods, they were depicted as such, more than motal humans.

[Errationatus]

Andaius20 wrote...

I'm pretty sure Arcian is right on that one.

Very likely.  Although there will doubtless be many, many quarian orphans you can adopt by war's end.

[Runescapeguy9]

JakeMacDon wrote...

Andaius20 wrote...

I'm pretty sure Arcian is right on that one.

Very likely.  Although there will doubtless be many, many quarian orphans you can adopt by war's end.

Raela

[NuclearBuddha]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...
Raela

Support adoption!

(http://social.biowar...olls/25765/]and vote for Tali![/url])

[Nashiktal]

"I get my sources from the history channel"

That right there is your problem scourgeking. The history channel is a show hunting for ratings like any other network. While they do research, they are looking to draw you in with as many crackpot theories as they can.

Aside from that if we can't make a hybrid between humans and monkeys, you are never going to get a hybrid between shep and tali. We have so much DNA in common with certain monkeys, yet we can't produce children with them.

WE HAVE NO SIMILAR DNA TO A QUARIAN. None, zilch, nadda. Its not happening. It just can't. I am sorry but ho hybrid babies for you.

If you want shep and tali to have children so bad, adopt some of the millions of orphans that are going to be made during the war.

Modifié par Nashiktal, 16 octobre 2011 - 02:30 .

[Ruthac_Arus]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

JakeMacDon wrote...

Andaius20 wrote...

I'm pretty sure Arcian is right on that one.

Very likely.  Although there will doubtless be many, many quarian orphans you can adopt by war's end.

Raela

Heehee. Indeed. I remember reading some bits and pieces of that story. Nice ref.

Since I don't have much to say at the moment, I'll instead post a scan of some Tali art from earlier this semster: http://fc05.devianta...rus-d4cykcr.jpg

[DoNotIngest]

Ruthac_Arus wrote...

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

JakeMacDon wrote...

Andaius20 wrote...

I'm pretty sure Arcian is right on that one.

Very likely.  Although there will doubtless be many, many quarian orphans you can adopt by war's end.

Raela

Heehee. Indeed. I remember reading some bits and pieces of that story. Nice ref.

Since I don't have much to say at the moment, I'll instead post a scan of some Tali art from earlier this semster: http://fc05.devianta...rus-d4cykcr.jpg

*le attempts to fix for great justice*


Very nice.


EDIT: There we are.

Modifié par DoNotIngest, 16 octobre 2011 - 12:15 .

[Ruthac_Arus]

DoNotIngest wrote...

*le attempts to fix for great justice*

Very nice.

Thanks. It took a lot longer than I thought it was going to. But 'cause of that time, the line work turned out way better than can be seen in this little preview- and it was totally worth it. I may post a better scan down the road.

More on topic, I didn't use Tali much the first time through ME1. Didn't think too much of her- seemed more like a walking Codex entry. When I heard about the expanded LI options for the second game, I specifically made a bachelor Shep for the second time around; Tali and Wrex were my infiltrator's shotgun-toting wrecking crew, and I grew quite fond of the fiesty, selfless (not to mention awesomely snarky) quarian.

ME 2 expanded on her character greatly and wove her friendship/romance arc in a very organic and believable fashion, and from a gameplay standpoint, while she got a downgrade from ME1 Shotgun Goddess to Drone Wrangler (which saved my butt on numerous occasions) and Shield Eater, after she was back by Shep's side, she never left except to deal with the vents in the SM. Suffice to say, when the Shadow Broker KOed Tali, Book Shepard was *not* happy.

I have a good feeling about ME3, and Tali is no different. As much as possible, Tali and Shep will be saving the galaxy side by side, and I'll play as hard as I can to achieve a happily ever after for the SPECTRE that united the galaxy, and the lovely young quarian woman who believed in him every step of the way. And maybe they'll adopt a quarian orphan- I agree with many, it's not just the only feasible option, it's also the most compassionate, which this particular Paragon Shepard is all about.

[b10d1v]

Tali is critical and the only Quarian respected by the Geth.  The Quarians and Geth can offer great support for the battle against the reapers.  Specifically, ship and weapon upgrades and those geth drones would be helpful spotters.

[Nashiktal]

All geth respect all quarians. Tali isn't special in that regard.

[mauro2222]

b10d1v wrote...

Tali is critical and the only Quarian respected by the Geth.

Not exactly. All quarians are equally respected by the geth. They are their creators, they gave them the gift of life, they have their eternal respect for that, but they are not viewed as gods.

I have to stop writing "they"

[sites32]

People think that Tali should just get over her prejudice against Geth. But it's not that easy to get over something that has been bread into every Quarian sense birth. I thought it was a bit strange during ME2 that Tali was ok with being on the same vessel with an active geth. I know she trusts sheps judgement, but still.

[GoG ToXiC]

Scourge king wrote...

Well anyway i guess im gonna bring back my response from like age 260 somethin anyay i think that it would be possible for a human/Quarian hybrid because if you look at ancient egypt's old pharoahs the first ones they looked different that average people with the head/bone configuration yet as we move down on the lines of pharoahs you see that the head/bone configuration starts to loojk different and more human and theres also a documentary on it so this is what it basically says is that the first pharoahs were aliens then the second pharoah was a human/alien hybrid and as it moves down the line the hybrids just keep looking more and more human till you have a human/alien hybrid that is mostly human (sorry for bringing this back up) but anyway so i say that Tali is a candidate for becoming pregnant in ME3.

Yeah, except the pharoahs weren't alien species with different amino acids.  A human/quarian cannot happen naturally.  It cannot happen at all except in fanfics.  It just doesn't work.

[Nashiktal]

Its not that Tali was ok, but that all squadmates had no... Life. They were animated statues that are mostly not aware of what happens outside of their conversations with shep.

Aside from a few golden moments (like mordin sex talk) the squadmates are essentially plastic statues.

[GoG ToXiC]

Scourge king wrote...
i never got my sources from the internet the internet is full of lies and nutjob theories. i get my information from history channels also what makes you say that they said no i havent seen anything which denys that its possible for hybrids. lets cut away from this now

It's funny because Arcian never even mentioned the internet.

[sites32]

Nashiktal wrote...

Its not that Tali was ok, but that all squadmates had no... Life. They were animated statues that are mostly not aware of what happens outside of their conversations with shep.

Aside from a few golden moments (like mordin sex talk) the squadmates are essentially plastic statues.

I understand that. It just could have been written better. Like when you take legion to the Flotilla, that was done well. You can almost feel the tension when legion walks aboard the Rayya.

[Niulus Kriyk]

Tali-mobile!

http://forzamotorspo...67083&full=true

[Made Nightwing]

Nashiktal wrote...

Its not that Tali was ok, but that all squadmates had no... Life. They were animated statues that are mostly not aware of what happens outside of their conversations with shep.

Aside from a few golden moments (like mordin sex talk) the squadmates are essentially plastic statues.

False. All squadmates had their quirks, odds and ends that made them interesting and worthwhile. Ashley for example, had various schticks that kept her diverse (family, politics, religion, etc.), Wrex had the issues of his people that were plaguging him, Garrus was trying to reconcile what he was with what he wanted to be. In Mass Effect 2, you had Miranda's sister, the issues of loyalty. With Mordin you have...well, Mordin's pretty much just epic the whole way through the game, Legion is brilliant for how little he appears, Jack is amazingly complex (although Bioware should have toned down the psycho bits just a tad), and Grunt has unrelenting curiosity and savagery that never cease to impress.

Perhaps you only see what you want to see?

EDIT: There was also meant to be a confrontation between Grunt and Mordin, and Jacob and Thane, but was cut for some unknown reason.

Modifié par Made Nightwing, 16 octobre 2011 - 06:13 .