Someone With Mass wrote...
Killjoy Cutter wrote...
Too much pink.
Lightish red.
Someone With Mass wrote...
Killjoy Cutter wrote...
Too much pink.
Lightish red.
Saphra Deden wrote...
Nashiktal wrote...
I still hate the fact that Tali will become an admiral. It just doesn't feel right, I feel she should take an advisory roll at best. She just doesn't have the military experience to lead a small detatchment, let alone the whole damn flotilla.
It makes no sense but it is one of the smaller problems ME3 has.
Modifié par Hellbound555, 14 décembre 2011 - 07:41 .
Indeed, but that's because the Flotilla is technically under martial law since the exile, so they are admirals first and political figures second (in theory at least), as it's the fact they were admirals to begin with that makes them eligible as political figures under martial law...Killjoy Cutter wrote...
Too much pink.
It is worth noting, BTW, that in the Flotilla, "admiral" is at least as much a political title as it is a military rank.
Modifié par Pride Demon, 14 décembre 2011 - 09:33 .
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HellBovine wrote...
Cthulhu42 wrote...
But Tali doesn't live on a quarian ship. So what does she do?HellBovine wrote...
I believe the book mentioned that the quarian ships have sterile rooms where they can bathe.
Ummm, pure speculation there. I guess that quarians don't have to bathe that frequently due to the sterile suit environments. Although i suppose some sort of portable decontamination unit could be installed in the bathrooms and she could lock other people out of the room for that time.
Nothing in particular, just that using it at the end of a statement that should be considered serious just seems a bit amusing to me. I should do it more often.Okay now. What is so funny about me including a
in my statements?
I know, but since they said they were redesigning the suit, I can't imagine that they will stick with ME2's version. Here's hoping they do and that any alternate appearance will be the redesigned version. Everyone wins. Those of us who like the familiarities of the ME2 version will simply not bother with the redesign unless we really want to. Those who like the new version are free to use it 'til their hearts' content.And for ME3, if they kept the ME2 look, I would actually be more than happy. It was a GREAT design.
HellBovine wrote...
That isn't suppossed to be Tali, just a random quarian sniper-girl. I do very much like it either way, with the exception of the Protoss Zealot leg armor.Killjoy Cutter wrote...
Too much pink.
It is worth noting, BTW, that in the Flotilla, "admiral" is at least as much a political title as it is a military rank.
Castilleon wrote...
Someone With Mass wrote...
Killjoy Cutter wrote...
Too much pink.
Lightish red.
Donut, I know you want to safeguard your masculinity, but really now, it would be a whole lot easier just to say pink.
You're making that up.DoNotTrololo wrote...
Big cats don't have six legs. It's obviously a beetle. Bombardier beatle, even. It'd explain the cannon. Mako look-alike called the Scarab for ME3.
Modifié par Unschuld, 14 décembre 2011 - 03:35 .
HellBovine wrote...
I believe the book mentioned that the quarian ships have sterile rooms where they can bathe.Nashiktal wrote...
sitesunseen wrote...
I figure its the same as a male, but whats interesting is what dem tubes are used for and what they connect with. People say her suit probably is not that difficult to take off. I agree, except for the helmet. The visor may pop right off but the rest... not so much. I've also heard some say the suit that we see on the outside is not the actual suit and that she has a inner suit that always stays on with the exception of bathing. But I don't think thats true, nothing has specified otherwise that I've read.Hellbound555 wrote...
what does tali look like without her hood? whats behind her helmet? is it like a bunch of tubes or something?
Bathing? Considering how dangerous it is for a quarian to remove their suit I would assume they have some sort of sanitation function in their suits to prevent the need for baths. I also would suspect some sort of waste recycling system but I assume no one wants to dwell upon that idea.
Modifié par Nashiktal, 14 décembre 2011 - 05:29 .
Nashiktal wrote...
HellBovine wrote...
I believe the book mentioned that the quarian ships have sterile rooms where they can bathe.Nashiktal wrote...
sitesunseen wrote...
I figure its the same as a male, but whats interesting is what dem tubes are used for and what they connect with. People say her suit probably is not that difficult to take off. I agree, except for the helmet. The visor may pop right off but the rest... not so much. I've also heard some say the suit that we see on the outside is not the actual suit and that she has a inner suit that always stays on with the exception of bathing. But I don't think thats true, nothing has specified otherwise that I've read.Hellbound555 wrote...
what does tali look like without her hood? whats behind her helmet? is it like a bunch of tubes or something?
Bathing? Considering how dangerous it is for a quarian to remove their suit I would assume they have some sort of sanitation function in their suits to prevent the need for baths. I also would suspect some sort of waste recycling system but I assume no one wants to dwell upon that idea.
How does that help the quarians on pilgrimage? Not that many designated clean rooms in the galaxy.
Besides to be honest about this... Unless quarian biology is so out in the left field that it isn't comparable to our own, things are going to get nasty in that suit without some way to keep it clean without leaving it.
I mean you know how bad smelling socks and undergarments smell after just a day or two of use? Imagine wearing a plastic suit over all that, and you can never take that plastic suit off. The stench would be horrible, and it would not be good for your health.
exelsis wrote...
Nashiktal wrote...
HellBovine wrote...
I believe the book mentioned that the quarian ships have sterile rooms where they can bathe.Nashiktal wrote...
sitesunseen wrote...
I figure its the same as a male, but whats interesting is what dem tubes are used for and what they connect with. People say her suit probably is not that difficult to take off. I agree, except for the helmet. The visor may pop right off but the rest... not so much. I've also heard some say the suit that we see on the outside is not the actual suit and that she has a inner suit that always stays on with the exception of bathing. But I don't think thats true, nothing has specified otherwise that I've read.Hellbound555 wrote...
what does tali look like without her hood? whats behind her helmet? is it like a bunch of tubes or something?
Bathing? Considering how dangerous it is for a quarian to remove their suit I would assume they have some sort of sanitation function in their suits to prevent the need for baths. I also would suspect some sort of waste recycling system but I assume no one wants to dwell upon that idea.
How does that help the quarians on pilgrimage? Not that many designated clean rooms in the galaxy.
Besides to be honest about this... Unless quarian biology is so out in the left field that it isn't comparable to our own, things are going to get nasty in that suit without some way to keep it clean without leaving it.
I mean you know how bad smelling socks and undergarments smell after just a day or two of use? Imagine wearing a plastic suit over all that, and you can never take that plastic suit off. The stench would be horrible, and it would not be good for your health.
Socks are absorbent and provide a paradise for bacteria that feed on chemicals released in sweat or oils on your skin. Since quarians are all about sterility, their suits probably have FAR fewer bacteria of any type than your average human's skin. The suit also probably keeps itself as dry as possible, soaking up any sweat or liquids and purifying them. With fewer microorganisms and a far less pleasant environment for them to live, smell would probably not be much of a problem.
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Not every fanthread. I've lurked in the Miranda thread, and it's mainly talking about how her character's been butchered in ME3 and complaining about how small her role is. Since the leak, anyway.DoNotTrololo wrote...
Anyone else notice that the topics in other character discussion/support/whatever threads usually involve talking about said character's personality, choices, what they'd do if placed in certain situations, etc (Not going to mention the nude fanart spam or "my-character-is-better-than-errbody-even-Shepard" content)?
Whereas we only ever talk about Tali's suit, what she could look like, and why she shouldn't be an Admiral?
Just sayin'.
Cthulhu42 wrote...
Not every fanthread. I've lurked in the Miranda thread, and it's mainly talking about how her character's been butchered in ME3 and complaining about how small her role is. Since the leak, anyway.DoNotTrololo wrote...
Anyone else notice that the topics in other character discussion/support/whatever threads usually involve talking about said character's personality, choices, what they'd do if placed in certain situations, etc (Not going to mention the nude fanart spam or "my-character-is-better-than-errbody-even-Shepard" content)?
Whereas we only ever talk about Tali's suit, what she could look like, and why she shouldn't be an Admiral?
Just sayin'.
While we of course have nothing to whine about in those departments.
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