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[T.Attwood]

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"Tali's new targetting system means she doesn't have to look where she shoots any more"

Nashiktal wrote...

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.

In that case, it might have just been me playing like a donkey!   I will have to dig out a players guide and improve my technique with the engineer class before I try my next ME2 play-through...

Modifié par T.Attwood, 08 juillet 2011 - 06:26 .

[T.Attwood]

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 am sure Shepard dunked his, err..."happy packet", into boiling water beforehand to kill any germs....(sorry, it's been a long day and I'm in a strange mood ).

[Homebound]

what happens in mass effect 3 if tali died in mass effect 2?

[AngelicMachinery]

Hellbound555 wrote...

what happens in mass effect 3 if tali died in mass effect 2?

She's dead.

[Homebound]

Lezlie.Shep wrote...

I bring that up because Tali's Suit is vital; she needs it to survive. Engineers have shotguns and neat weapons at times, yes. With Tali's situation it just seemed off that her weapon requires close range.

engineers...deadliest non-military personnel in space.

[T.Attwood]

Hellbound555 wrote...

what happens in mass effect 3 if tali died in mass effect 2?

I guess it will be same situation with Kaiden/Ashley if they died in ME1. With all the possiblities of dead crewmates over the first two games, I think there is going to be a lot of scenes in ME3 that people will never see as they will have had certain team members die over the first two games. But I think that most people will be playing through the game multiple times, just to see all the various combinations of story (I know I will! )

[Link112]

I could never play through ME2 and knowingly go through the Omega 4 Relay, as I know that whatever upgrade you don't get causes someone onboard to die. I will want to have one playthrough where nearly everyone has died, but I'm going to have to see if I can make that as a choice in an "import-less" playthrough of ME3. Of course, I could never have Tali die, but I may see what happens anyway, even though I know part of me would die on the inside, lol.

[Daradain]

You know, I think it's awesome that, out of all the characters in Mass Effect, one of the most popular is a girl that doesn't have a face to convey emotion.  Go Tali.

Modifié par Daradain, 08 juillet 2011 - 07:49 .

[DonutsDealer]

Hellbound555 wrote...

what happens in mass effect 3 if tali died in mass effect 2?

It doesn't happen, the galaxy would be so sad about her death that it would crash.

[iwillkillfortali]

DonutsDealer wrote...

Hellbound555 wrote...

what happens in mass effect 3 if tali died in mass effect 2?

It doesn't happen, the galaxy would be so sad about her death that it would crash.

If Tali did die i would kill mr illusive and dr uddina and the turian counciller:devil::devil::devil:

[AngelicMachinery]

iwillkillfortali wrote...

DonutsDealer wrote...

Hellbound555 wrote...

what happens in mass effect 3 if tali died in mass effect 2?

It doesn't happen, the galaxy would be so sad about her death that it would crash.

If Tali did die i would kill mr illusive and dr uddina and the turian counciller:devil::devil::devil:

Wow,  that's like...  such a surprise considering your name and all.

[InvaderErl]

[Quole]

Daradain wrote...

You know, I think it's awesome that, out of all the characters in Mass Effect, one of the most popular is a girl that doesn't have a face to convey emotion.  Go Tali.

True, but in my opinion she has the best VA in the series.

[Homebound]

what accent does tali have anyways? some same slavic, some say middle-eastern.

[starwarschewy]

okay starting a no LI in ME1 playthrough so i can be with Tali in ME2 somehow my single shep ME1 save was lost so another 50 hours of gameplay just for tali

[Quole]

Hellbound555 wrote...

what accent does tali have anyways? some same slavic, some say middle-eastern.

I believe its Russian.

[Homebound]

starwarschewy wrote...

okay starting a no LI in ME1 playthrough so i can be with Tali in ME2 somehow my single shep ME1 save was lost so another 50 hours of gameplay just for tali

do what i did, romance ashley then nuke her on virmire.

[HellBovine]

Quole wrote...

Hellbound555 wrote...

what accent does tali have anyways? some same slavic, some say middle-eastern.

I believe its Russian.

The accent is some sort of pseudo-Slavic. Its not really any one specifically, but definitely not Russian.

Modifié par HellBovine, 08 juillet 2011 - 09:25 .

[T.Attwood]

Lezlie.Shep wrote...

HellBovine wrote...

Quole wrote...

Hellbound555 wrote...

what accent does tali have anyways? some same slavic, some say middle-eastern.

I believe its Russian.

The accent is some sort of pseudo-Slavic. Its not really any one specifically, but definitely not Russian.

I've wondered about her accent for the longest time until I realized who she resembles here on earth. A Female Muslium/Middle-Eastern (How ever you want to 'put it'). Females have their faces covered up, just like Quarians only it's the whole race. Ever since 9/11 they're not the favorite people and its the same thing for the Quarians...except the 9/11 part. I don't know enough to talk about them being the oldest race in the ME series but that's who Tali reminds me of here on Earth and that's why my prediction for her accent is Middle-Eastern.

Just the facts, just  the facts.

I think Tali sounds similar to "Shohreh Aghdashloo" (she played Admiral Shala'Raan vas Tonbay), who is Iranian, although (I guess) Tali isn't actually 'based' on her considering she only first appeared in the sequel. From my understanding, Tali voice was created first and Bioware liked how it sounded, and during ME2, they must have looked for similar sounded voices to voice the other characters aboard the Flotilla. I think it works really well!

Regarding Daradain's comment about how the most popular girl is the one whose face you can't see, I think that one of the reasons may be that Tali's 'body language' and 'voice inflections' seems to be more expressive than any of the other characters, which it would need to be as you cannot see her face to see any emotion. I think this has made a suttle, but important difference between her and the other characters in terms of being able to relate to the them. She seems to have a lot of suttle movements which I picked up on during the dialogue scenes in the engine room on the Normandy. I don't know if BW made an extra effort to implement this because her face isn't visible, but that is what it seems like to me. What does everyone else think?

Edit: I just realised, "Aghdashloo" reminds me of the sound someone makes when they sneeze!

Modifié par T.Attwood, 08 juillet 2011 - 10:45 .

[Quole]

HellBovine wrote...

Quole wrote...

Hellbound555 wrote...

what accent does tali have anyways? some same slavic, some say middle-eastern.

I believe its Russian.

The accent is some sort of pseudo-Slavic. Its not really any one specifically, but definitely not Russian.

Are you SURE about that? I always thtought it was Russian.

Modifié par Quole, 08 juillet 2011 - 10:44 .

[HellBovine]

Quole wrote...

Are you SURE about that? I always thtought it was Russian.

Russian is a slavic language so that might be why you think that, but the dialects vary greatly and that is definitely NOT a russian accent. It is hard to pinpoint a real equivalent accent as it isn't really a true representation of any one particular accent. Most likely the closest real world equivelent would be in one of the more Western Slavic nations.

Modifié par HellBovine, 08 juillet 2011 - 10:57 .