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[Mozer121]

Didn't know this thread existed till today. What's up everyone?

[Knight of Dane]

Hey Mozer, not much, just a little Tali worshipin'!

[LordPennlocke]

Hey mozer. Tali with Sniper can be remedied by tweaking the coalesced.ini

Modifié par LordPennlocke, 08 juillet 2011 - 01:23 .

[Runescapeguy9]

fun fact: that image is actually not Tali. the original color was more red and it was photoshopped.

[LordPennlocke]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

fun fact: that image is actually not Tali. the original color was more red and it was photoshopped.

Well, it looks nice nonetheless. And that's what imagination is for >.>

[FsDxRAGE]

Mozer121 wrote...

Didn't know this thread existed till today. What's up everyone?

Mozer, good to see you here

[FsDxRAGE]

sitesunseen wrote...


Some characteristics of someone always catches your eyes when you first see them. when i first played ME1 and saw tali for the first time it wasn't the helmet the metal arm piece it was definitely those chicken feet!

That was one of the things that stood out to me, but I think her waist line and hips stood out to me. I remember staring at her in the elevators and was like, "She is really attractive." Then I thought I was weird until I went on the forums (this was like 4 years ago) and saw she had a fanbase. I felt better

[sites32]

FsDxRAGE wrote...

sitesunseen wrote...


Some characteristics of someone always catches your eyes when you first see them. when i first played ME1 and saw tali for the first time it wasn't the helmet the metal arm piece it was definitely those chicken feet!

That was one of the things that stood out to me, but I think her waist line and hips stood out to me. I remember staring at her in the elevators and was like, "She is really attractive." Then I thought I was weird until I went on the forums (this was like 4 years ago) and saw she had a fanbase. I felt better

I dont think its strange, now ive read some diffrent fanfics some really well done, others i mean my god who thinks this way, very disturbing stuff. i get having a imagination but WAY to dark. To me tali makes me think of unselfishness, trust in others and the ability to look past the whats seen on the surface. just overall good vibes,

[_Mr vas normandy]

Yay Tali is a squaddie.
Quarian Winning.

[Blitzkrieg0811]

@Runescapeguy dude your avatar is fvcking amazing

Modifié par Blitzkrieg0811, 08 juillet 2011 - 03:53 .

[Runescapeguy9]

Blitzkrieg0811 wrote...

@Runescapeguy dude your avatar is fvcking amazing

it was a pain in the butt keeping the filesize low.
totally worth it.
an alternative for sites with smaller avatars:

Modifié par Runescapeguy9, 08 juillet 2011 - 04:19 .

[Blitzkrieg0811]

Runescapeguy9 wrote...

totally worth it.

"...but it was totally worth it..."? I see what you did there XD

[Cheese of Borg]

Just got my Tali Lithgraph framed, looks nice...

[Capt_Flashheart]

I couldn't help but notice that awhile ago there were some people wondering why Tali uses a shotgun when it would be dangerous for her to engage in close quarters combat. I'd just like to say that it probably has something to do with the fact that real life combat engineers use shotguns (I learned this from a friend who works as one).

They apparently use shotguns because their general role in combat doesn't involve front line assault or engagements at long range. Engineers are more likely to be maintaining vehicles/artilliery or involed in construction/demolition operations. Since their job isn't to engage the enemy directly, engineers are given self defense orientated weapons (like shotguns) instead of assault weapons.

Also, I'd like to point out that snipers fill a very specific role on the battlefield that is completely different to that of combat engineers. They are two different roles with different purposes, each requiring specialised training. It wouldn't make sense for Tali to use sniper rifles given that her background suggests she was never trained to use them.

[Hennex]

Hold on, did I read...yes I did. I just read Tali was originally planned to have a romance in ME1.

I don't know if I'm supposed to laugh or feel pissed about. Maybe both. >_<

[T.Attwood]

Capt_Flashheart wrote...

They apparently use shotguns because their general role in combat doesn't involve front line assault or engagements at long range. Engineers are more likely to be maintaining vehicles/artilliery or involed in construction/demolition operations. Since their job isn't to engage the enemy directly, engineers are given self defense orientated weapons (like shotguns) instead of assault weapons.

This is really good piece of infomation! I did not know that!  I can see why BW gave Tali a shotgun now (Engineer, and all that). Maybe the reason for choosing a shotgun for engineers, is that it is a 'large spray' weapon used to keep the enemy away, as opposed to the pinpoint accuracy of an assult rifle that frontline soldiers use?

[Evil_Sarevok]

To be fair most other games that employ Engineers have shotguns as their primary guns, Team Fortress classic (and the newer more crapper version) and the Battlefield series to name a few of the more "original" games that dedicated Engineer usage to a player.

Additionally to that, Engineers in most games are usually based around having some form of Anti-Mechanical attribute, be that the engineers EMP grenades, or anti vehicle Mines. Which in a way transmutate into Hacking/Drone - or the repair armour in TFC to added shield bonus.

The "Engineer" role is already defined as being as it is in many games, and other games tend to follow that trend, and it wouldnt make sence not to, as typically an Engineer is a support, not a combat class, it gets things to do the jobs for it, when it is behind the scenes, not that in any game they cant be front line, like placing anti vehicle mines underneath all the vehicles in enemy spawn and watching them cry about baserape.

Still, its a defined role, and very similar in every game with Engineering. when it comes to guns and support roles. You rarely see "preventative engineering" with an Engineer with a sniper rifle shooting the infantry with the launchers, just doesnt hold water, and being near or behind vehicles, or at bases tends to mean close quarters combat.

Of course in terms of mass effect, there is rarely a point for a sniper rifle, and it becomes a hinderance due to the vast use of medium/close quarters combat, but I digress, I'd have thought Engineering was a bit obvious.

Modifié par Evil_Sarevok, 08 juillet 2011 - 09:33 .

[T.Attwood]

^^ (with references to Evil_Sarevok) I thought the engineer in ME1 was good, but for ME2, they seeemed just a bit 'underpowered' (although Tali's 'drone' was a life saver when fighting against the Scion). The original 'Team Fortress' Engineer worked really well, and they could do very interesting things to control the battlefield. I found them more fun than any other class.
    I am interested to see what BW do for ME3, as (from what I understand) the engineer class has had a bit of an overhaul, and is now capable of creating some kind of 'automated weapon platform'. It may well be perceived as very 'Team Fortress', but it was a good idea for that game, and I think it will work well for ME3.
    Maybe if Tali/engineers had magnetic mines that could be thrown on the floor, where they would roll around and be attracted to the metallic parts of enemies, then stick to them and either explode or burn through and sever a robots limb?

[conrad winkles]

Has anyone thought that maybe if you did Tali in 2 she might die in three because of how sick she got after words? That would be a big middle finger to all Tali fans i think.

[Shadow14]

conrad winkles wrote...

Has anyone thought that maybe if you did Tali in 2 she might die in three because of how sick she got after words? That would be a big middle finger to all Tali fans i think.

i doubt it because she only had a  small fever or at least thats what I'm guessing based on how she describes it to you

[S.A.K]

conrad winkles wrote...

Has anyone thought that maybe if you did Tali in 2 she might die in three because of how sick she got after words? That would be a big middle finger to all Tali fans i think.

She went through SM just fine and she seemed ok after the mission, so nothing to worry about.

[Nashiktal]

T.Attwood wrote...

^^ (with references to Evil_Sarevok) I thought the engineer in ME1 was good, but for ME2, they seeemed just a bit 'underpowered' (although Tali's 'drone' was a life saver when fighting against the Scion). The original 'Team Fortress' Engineer worked really well, and they could do very interesting things to control the battlefield. I found them more fun than any other class.
    I am interested to see what BW do for ME3, as (from what I understand) the engineer class has had a bit of an overhaul, and is now capable of creating some kind of 'automated weapon platform'. It may well be perceived as very 'Team Fortress', but it was a good idea for that game, and I think it will work well for ME3.
    Maybe if Tali/engineers had magnetic mines that could be thrown on the floor, where they would roll around and be attracted to the metallic parts of enemies, then stick to them and either explode or burn through and sever a robots limb?

In regards to power diversity? Yeah engineers dissapointed. However if used right engineers broke the game man. Not underpowered at all.

[iwillkillfortali]

Can someone post a link of any Tali ME3 pics