forthary wrote...
Believe it or not, I could actually hear Tali talk in the first Mass Effect game without the mask filtering her speech. Probably some sort of helmet bug, whenever your helmet is forced off after it is forced on, it does that for all characters, including Tali, even though she has to wear a helmet all the time. Makes me wonder if she ever worked in the cartoon field with how cute her voice was without the mask.
Ruby Python wrote...
I know its a little off topic but I was actually born with a rare deformity called ulnar dysplasia, and as a result I only have three fingers on my right hand (well two and a thumb). The coolest part is having so much in common with 75% of the species in ME. All I need now is an extremely weak immune system.Unschuld wrote...
LostJ wrote...
It's interesting to think about that. I mean.. If Quarians were also primates, it may point towards the direction human evolution is going. Having 3 fingers must be dandy
It's best not to think about it too hard.
Anyhoo yeh so having three fingers rocks dude
Again her age was not a factor, they just didn't expect people to like her as much as fans did.forthary wrote...
Heh, I guess I can see now why I could understand Tali not being a romance option in ME1...I guess Bioware didn't like the idea of a spectre dating a 'would-be' adult on her pilgramige...though it is strange how I somehow began to love her in the first game, like she had that special charm or whatever. I feel sad that I missed out on a opportunity to help her complete her Pilgrimige, though that was because it was my first playthrough, and I felt that, at the time, talking to people would only annoy them if it wasn't about the mission.
Believe it or not, I could actually hear Tali talk in the first Mass Effect game without the mask filtering her speech. Probably some sort of helmet bug, whenever your helmet is forced off after it is forced on, it does that for all characters, including Tali, even though she has to wear a helmet all the time. Makes me wonder if she ever worked in the cartoon field with how cute her voice was without the mask.
mauro2222 wrote...
forthary wrote...
Believe it or not, I could actually hear Tali talk in the first Mass Effect game without the mask filtering her speech. Probably some sort of helmet bug, whenever your helmet is forced off after it is forced on, it does that for all characters, including Tali, even though she has to wear a helmet all the time. Makes me wonder if she ever worked in the cartoon field with how cute her voice was without the mask.
Maybe we can find the SYDDEEE WINDOWWWW?
Lemonite wrote...
GSSAGE7 wrote...
Link please? I never saw that one.Unschuld wrote...
Something along the lines of----
Javik: You Quarians were fools for creating the Geth and losing your homeworld. Quarians were considered extremely beautiful even in my time. Now you live in suits and no one is able to appreciate that beauty anymore... except perhaps, the Commandah....
Tali: Wha? How did you--
Javik: Muahahahaha!!
*I'm dead serious. That's almost verbatim.
:lol:Modifié par Flammenpanzer, 16 mars 2012 - 05:26 .
Naltair wrote...
I have never found feet, human or alien, sexy or enticing.
eh.FsDxRAGE_v2 wrote...
Admit it: Dem eyes and lips.Runescapeguy9 wrote...
Not sure if want xindi/hirogen TaliFsDxRAGE_v2 wrote...
Not sure if Rune likes or Rune smash....
edit: it is very good artwork, though.
Naltair wrote...
Legs are not feet.
Modifié par Unschuld, 16 mars 2012 - 05:29 .
Never change, rage.FsDxRAGE_v2 wrote...
edit: top
*da'fut*
I don't plan on it.Runescapeguy9 wrote...
Never change, rage.FsDxRAGE_v2 wrote...
edit: top
*da'fut*
Modifié par FsDxRAGE_v2, 16 mars 2012 - 05:35 .
Well I hope so, does not mean I need to find them enticing.Unschuld wrote...
Naltair wrote...
Legs are not feet.
Lol. Knew you'd say that. But that is where they end up.
I still want to know what the hell happened to her voice in that.Palidine_0225 wrote...
mauro2222 wrote...
forthary wrote...
Believe it or not, I could actually hear Tali talk in the first Mass Effect game without the mask filtering her speech. Probably some sort of helmet bug, whenever your helmet is forced off after it is forced on, it does that for all characters, including Tali, even though she has to wear a helmet all the time. Makes me wonder if she ever worked in the cartoon field with how cute her voice was without the mask.
Maybe we can find the SYDDEEE WINDOWWWW?
LOL
LostJ wrote...
Just found this on a site:
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Mass Effect 2 Decisions
+2 for Tali is exonerated at her trial (eg NOT exiled)
+2 for destroyed the heretics
+1 for resolving the Tali/Legon conflict with a renegade or paragon solution
As noted in this answer, if you did not import a game and started a new mission in ME3 you will have saved Tali, Tali will have been exiled by her people and Legion was never activated and thus the heretic mission would have have appeared. Ergo this avenue is closed if you started a new game file.
Mass Effect 3 Decisions
+1 for N7 Mission Destroy the Geth Squadron on Rannoch (aka fighter base)
+1 for N7 Mission Save the Admiral (not his men, the admiral)
You must also complete Legion's Mission in ME3 or the peace options will note be available. You need a high reputation to get the Paragon/Renegade options to appear.
If you rewrote the heretics in ME2 instead of destroying them, and still manage to achieve peace, you'll get more war assets but there will be less Quarians.
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You need 5 Peace points to manage to save both.
Andarthiel_Demigod wrote...
Well regardless, it isn't possible to save Legion or the Geth VI let alone have it as a squadmate.
Honestly, I'm glad that Tali wasn't a LI in ME1 - it would've totally change the dynamic of the Tali/Shepard relationship if she had been, and I quite like how it turned out with starting and developing the romance in ME2 (gave their relationship a level of friendship and trust based on their past history that would then evolve into mutual love).Naltair wrote...
Again her age was not a factor, they just didn't expect people to like her as much as fans did.forthary wrote...
Heh, I guess I can see now why I could understand Tali not being a romance option in ME1...I guess Bioware didn't like the idea of a spectre dating a 'would-be' adult on her pilgramige...though it is strange how I somehow began to love her in the first game, like she had that special charm or whatever. I feel sad that I missed out on a opportunity to help her complete her Pilgrimige, though that was because it was my first playthrough, and I felt that, at the time, talking to people would only annoy them if it wasn't about the mission.
Believe it or not, I could actually hear Tali talk in the first Mass Effect game without the mask filtering her speech. Probably some sort of helmet bug, whenever your helmet is forced off after it is forced on, it does that for all characters, including Tali, even though she has to wear a helmet all the time. Makes me wonder if she ever worked in the cartoon field with how cute her voice was without the mask.
Modifié par AVPen, 16 mars 2012 - 05:38 .
Modifié par Mr.BlazenGlazen, 16 mars 2012 - 05:41 .
AVPen wrote...
Honestly, I'm glad that Tali wasn't a LI in ME1 - it would've totally change the dynamic of the Tali/Shepard relationship if she had been, and I quite like how it turned out with starting and developing the romance in ME2 (gave their relationship a level of friendship and trust based on their past history that would then evolve into mutual love).Naltair wrote...
Again her age was not a factor, they just didn't expect people to like her as much as fans did.forthary wrote...
Heh, I guess I can see now why I could understand Tali not being a romance option in ME1...I guess Bioware didn't like the idea of a spectre dating a 'would-be' adult on her pilgramige...though it is strange how I somehow began to love her in the first game, like she had that special charm or whatever. I feel sad that I missed out on a opportunity to help her complete her Pilgrimige, though that was because it was my first playthrough, and I felt that, at the time, talking to people would only annoy them if it wasn't about the mission.
Believe it or not, I could actually hear Tali talk in the first Mass Effect game without the mask filtering her speech. Probably some sort of helmet bug, whenever your helmet is forced off after it is forced on, it does that for all characters, including Tali, even though she has to wear a helmet all the time. Makes me wonder if she ever worked in the cartoon field with how cute her voice was without the mask.
Good sir.Mr.BlazenGlazen wrote...
So yeah. I liked tali in ME2. But then she became way to adorable in ME3.
Also, even though it's a stock image I still like bioware's portrayal of Tali. It fits for me.
AVPen wrote...
Honestly, I'm glad that Tali wasn't a LI in ME1 - it would've totally change the dynamic of the Tali/Shepard relationship if she had been, and I quite like how it turned out with starting and developing the romance in ME2 (gave their relationship a level of friendship and trust based on their past history that would then evolve into mutual love).
I think we were all wanting a little bit of skin... for, ermm, scientific purposes.Mr.BlazenGlazen wrote...
Also I'd like to add that her romance scene wasn't really...that great. But the really touching dialogue between the shepard and tali really makes up for it.
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