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[Shifty-looking Chicken]

Mannie Phresh wrote...

what if tali is cheating on you with thane?

What if TIM is really Shepard's father? It's about as likely.

[Nashiktal]

She wouldn't. They just don't fit together.

Then again I thought the same thing about her and garrus. I really don't see why of how they got together. The only thing they have in common is their proteins, and shep.

[Ravensword]

Shifty-looking Chicken wrote...

Mannie Phresh wrote...

what if tali is cheating on you with thane?

What if TIM is really Shepard's father? It's about as likely.

What if Shepard is actually a chicken in disguise? Mmmmmmm.

[Shifty-looking Chicken]

Ravensword wrote...

Shifty-looking Chicken wrote...

Mannie Phresh wrote...

what if tali is cheating on you with thane?

What if TIM is really Shepard's father? It's about as likely.

What if Shepard is actually a chicken in disguise? Mmmmmmm.

That's probably the most likely out of those three things.

Also chicken/quarian sex is hawt.

[Mannie Phresh]

would tali be down for a menage with liara?

[Welsh Inferno]

Mannie Phresh wrote...

would tali be down for a menage with liara?

A what? Do I want to know?

[Shifty-looking Chicken]

Welsh Inferno wrote...

Mannie Phresh wrote...

would tali be down for a menage with liara?

A what? Do I want to know?

He's talking about a three-way. I assume he's trying to be funny, and being rather unsuccessful at it.

[GipsyDangeresque]

Tali still doesn't want to share after ME2, and concurrently Liara doesn't want to share anymore either.

It's the most tragic of the plot twists throughout the entire game.

[Shifty-looking Chicken]

Saphra Deden wrote...

Nashiktal wrote...

She wouldn't. They just don't fit together.

Then again I thought the same thing about her and garrus. I really don't see why of how they got together. The only thing they have in common is their proteins, and shep.

I think it's cringe-worthy. Tali would work so much better with Kal, especially since in ME2 it was obvious they cared about each-other.

Tali and Garrus though? I've never seen them share a kind word. They are at best associates, but not even friends.

If you don't like it (I don't really either), just romance one of the two yourself. Problem solved. I'm doing that most games, although the preventing them from getting together thing isn't the main reason, as they're my favourite romances regardless.

Modifié par Shifty-looking Chicken, 25 janvier 2012 - 05:28 .

[AVPen]

This thread is about Tali, right? 

 

[GipsyDangeresque]

It sure is.

I was just playing ME1 and I was listening to some squad banter. Tali asked how Garrus felt to be tracking down a fellow Turian. Garrus made the obvious observation that Saren was either crazy or a traitor to his own people. But then Tali points out that were she in his position that Quarian culture would dictate that she try to remain loyal to him. Brought upon by concerns of low population, you're born and raised to stay loyal to each other even when it's difficult (UNDERSTATEMENT OF THE YEAR in the case of hypothetical Quarian-Saren!)

It just made me think about how it is foreshadowing of Tali's fierce loyalty to her father, and how she was raised to believe in those terms. Definitely somewhere they can go further with character development in Mass Effect 3, perhaps distancing herself further from that line of thinking as she grows closer to the Normandy, to Shepard and begins contemplating peace with the Geth as opposed to war.

Modifié par Atemeus, 25 janvier 2012 - 06:42 .

[AVPen]

Atemeus wrote...

It just made me think about how it is foreshadowing of Tali's fierce loyalty to her father, and how she was raised to believe in those terms. Definitely somewhere they can go further with character development in Mass Effect 3, perhaps distancing herself further from that line of thinking as she grows closer to the Normandy, to Shepard and begins contemplating peace with the Geth as opposed to war.

There are a few good scenes in the leaks where that dynamic is brought up in her converstations with Shepard.

[GipsyDangeresque]

Maybe if it was just a small squad that flipped ****, jumped to conclusions and decided to fight against Shepard with thinking along the lines of Prazza.

Tali would help kill them in defense of you, and it would legitimately put her in threat of exile for Shepard's sake, instead of her Father's. It'd be a different direction to go, anyway.

It'd be a bit too sudden of character development, though. It's better to set the stage for Tali to reflect back on her loyalty to her people and what it has really gotten her and make judgments on it moving forward, rather than immediately resolve the conflict within her character in one game.

Modifié par Atemeus, 25 janvier 2012 - 07:12 .

[G3rman]

Quarians are a tight-knit society and don't seem to lose grudges easily. Since what Cerberus did to their fleet, without showing any remorse for the action I doubt they would want any contact with them at all. They would rather do it on their own above all else but more likely go to the Council or affiliates for support if they were desperate..r.

[lucemon22]

Saphra Deden wrote...

G3rman wrote...

Quarians are a tight-knit society and don't seem to lose grudges easily. Since what Cerberus did to their fleet,

They were perfectly happy to work with Cerberus in ME2 and didn't seem to hold a grudge so don't sell 'em short.

If Cerberus offered them something they needed I wouldn't be surprised if they agreed.

I wouldn't say it was really cerberus they minded working with. It was only shepard really, mixed with a bit of Tali's influence in the flotilla. There really isn't any information that would support good terms between the two. Just my opinion though.

[Ruthac_Arus]

Captain of the Neema made a point to remind Shepard that was no love for Cerberus when Shep inquired about the guard/lockdown on the Normandy. But, they can't break their own laws by bringing a crew member to trial then disallowing his/her captain to stand with them. Now that the subject is broached, it makes me think Admiral vas Qwib Qwib was probably trying to degrade Tali's position further by changing her ship name to not just a human ship, but a Cerberus-affiliated ship.

[Someone With Mass]

Saphra Deden wrote...

Tali's statement about loyalty to the quarian people makes me sad that she's never been forced to really test that loyalty.

After Ascension I was kind of hoping the quarians would be enemies in ME2 or something and that Tali would be obligated to stand against you.

Pity.

Too bad that Shepard =/= Cerberus, then.

No, wait. It's a great thing to not be associated with those incompetent losers.

[Ruthac_Arus]

While I agree that Shep =/= Cerberus in a strict sense, for most playthroughs, Shep still is guilty by association in many cases, so to speak (see: VS on Horizon). And to give Cerberus credit, they do manage to do some *very* competent things- bringing Shep back, backing the creation of both Normandy ships, developing new, useful tech, to name a few. But they do have a habit of playing with fire, and getting burnt by it. A lot.

Modifié par Ruthac_Arus, 25 janvier 2012 - 02:10 .

[XenoAlbedo]

...I still want a movie theatre you can go to with Tali that plays Fleat and Flotilla in ME3.

[Doctalen]

 Steampunk Tali!