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[GooseofSteel]

We would like to clarify that the $1 DLC released for Mass Effect 1 was known as Bring Down the Sky, which introduced us to the still yet mysterious Batarians and their violent instincts.

We view it as a key critical point in telling the story, as Master Creator Bioware saw as well. And they provided us with a reasonable price for an adequate DLC.

We also enjoyed the music above...that made this unit process a "tear of joy" .

Modifié par GooseofSteel, 24 mars 2012 - 07:02 .

[gingerale]

Cro730 wrote...

Cheese of Borg wrote...

When does Tali stand in front of the memorial wall? I can't find it.

After the thessia mission when liara is depressed? I think

edit: I love Tali

I somehow missed that on my first playthrough. Thank goodness I replayed the game. Tali was being a wonderful friend there.

Also I brought Liara with me to the Geth Dreadnought mission. It was a little hilarious to watch as I did romance the blue lady in the first game, hehehe. Tali was adorable making sure nobody gets into her territory, least of all the Shadow Broker. ♥

[iwillkillfortali]

GooseofSteel wrote...

We would like to clarify that the $1 DLC released for Mass Effect 1 was known as Bring Down the Sky, which introduced us to the still yet mysterious Batarians and their violent instincts.

We view it as a key critical point in telling the story, as Master Creator Bioware saw as well. And they provided us with a reasonable price for an adequate DLC.

We also enjoyed the music above...that made this unit process a "tear of joy" .

And yet PC users got BDTS for free.
And Xbox 360 owners of the Platnum hints edition.

Modifié par iwillkillfortali, 24 mars 2012 - 07:03 .

[Maderek]

It seems Tali might have some trouble getting settled back on the Normandy. Too quiet.

Might need to find her someplace louder.

[Vistanti]

Cro730 wrote...

Somewhat has a sad tone to it, but still beautiful.
Fan-created Tali Music
^ I suggest a listen.

yes, we all love Tali.

Love the song, but I find that it's increasing this sense of melancholy I have. Especially the last line with Tali asking for more time...

[iwillkillfortali]

Maderek wrote...

It seems Tali might have some trouble getting settled back on the Normandy. Too quiet.

Might need to find her someplace louder.

We could always place her next to a giant turbine.

[GooseofSteel]

iwillkillfortali wrote...

GooseofSteel wrote...

We would like to clarify that the $1 DLC released for Mass Effect 1 was known as Bring Down the Sky, which introduced us to the still yet mysterious Batarians and their violent instincts.

We view it as a key critical point in telling the story, as Master Creator Bioware saw as well. And they provided us with a reasonable price for an adequate DLC.

We also enjoyed the music above...that made this unit process a "tear of joy" .

And yet PC users got BDTS for free.
And Xbox 360 owners of the Platnum hints edition.

This unit neglected to mention that although Overlord EA can be deemed "greedy", we also deem Microsoft as "greedy" except on a much more dangerous level.

*points to prices of many DLCs for XBOX games*  Need we establish more?

[Ampmaster]

jmstevenson.wordpress.com/2012/03/22/all-that-matters-is-the-ending-part-2-mass-effect-3/#comment-58

As I look at it more I tend to agree with this gentleman's analysis here. That the Indoc theory WAS the original plan and that EA forced them to chuck it "You're taking too long, get this cash cow out of the barn"

[Darman]

Cro730 wrote...

Somewhat has a sad tone to it, but still beautiful.
Fan-created Tali Music
^ I suggest a listen.

yes, we all love Tali.

Nice made, but to much rock in it. The E-Guitar doesn't fit the theme I think.

[GooseofSteel]

Darman wrote...

Cro730 wrote...

Somewhat has a sad tone to it, but still beautiful.
Fan-created Tali Music
^ I suggest a listen.

yes, we all love Tali.

Nice made, but to much rock in it. The E-Guitar doesn't fit the theme I think.

May we suggest overlay of more piano or even a harp?

This unit is pleased by these producers of pleasing sound waves.  We also conclude it will fit Creator Zorah's dialogue quite well.

[knight5923]

GooseofSteel wrote...
*snip snip snip*
Master Creator Bioware, although they have displeased many of their fans, is in no way incompetent nor greedy.  Of course, we acknowledge foul play, but we must encourage to think otherwise.

Their Overlord EA would be the "greedy" entity in this case ...

*snip snip snip*

This is wildly off topic, and we should really get back to Tali, but that being said:
The issue of whether Bioware is incompetent or greedy, or whether it's the greed of Corporate EA is moot. If this game shows us anything, with it's lackadaisical ending and it's myriad of cut corners, it's that Bioware is now funamentally incapable or unwilling to challenge EA. It doesn't matter how much or how little integrity they have if they simply bow to the will of their corporate overlord and refuse to hold true to the goals and values they started with.

Modifié par knight5923, 24 mars 2012 - 07:12 .

[Ampmaster]

knight5923 wrote...

GooseofSteel wrote...
*snip snip snip*
Master Creator Bioware, although they have displeased many of their fans, is in no way incompetent nor greedy.  Of course, we acknowledge foul play, but we must encourage to think otherwise.

Their Overlord EA would be the "greedy" entity in this case ...

*snip snip snip*

This is wildly off topic, and we should really get back to Tali, but that being said:
The issue of whether Bioware is incompetent or greedy, or whether it's the greed of Corporate EA is moot. If this game show us anything, with it's lackadaisical ending and it's myriad of cut corners, it's that Bioware is now funamentally incapable or unwilling to challenge EA. It doesn't matter how much or how little integrity they have if they simply bow to the will of their corporate overlord and refuse to hold true to the goals and values they started with.

Indeed and crying "artistic integrity" after the fact is just... sad if you ask me. Artistic integrity would mean refusing to ship a game with this shamble of an ending and hope your fans forgive you.

Edit: le top

Modifié par Ampmaster, 24 mars 2012 - 07:14 .

[GooseofSteel]

knight5923 wrote...

GooseofSteel wrote...
*snip snip snip*
Master Creator Bioware, although they have displeased many of their fans, is in no way incompetent nor greedy.  Of course, we acknowledge foul play, but we must encourage to think otherwise.

Their Overlord EA would be the "greedy" entity in this case ...

*snip snip snip*

This is wildly off topic, and we should really get back to Tali, but that being said:
The issue of whether Bioware is incompetent or greedy, or whether it's the greed of Corporate EA is moot. If this game show us anything, with it's lackadaisical ending and it's myriad of cut corners, it's that Bioware is now funamentally incapable or unwilling to challenge EA. It doesn't matter how much or how little integrity they have if they simply bow to the will of their corporate overlord and refuse to hold true to the goals and values they started with.

We acknowledge.  This unit displays sincere regrets for complaining.  We assume it is just in our programming.

We also enjoyed your video, organic Knight.  We shared it among our friends.

Now we begin Creator Zorah related discussions at bar.  This unit wonders if Creator Zorah's powerful lower appendages would prove her to be a valuable asset in any kick related organic activity.  We already acknowledge dancing, but this unit cannot process what would happen to what you organics call a "soccer ball"...

[Darman]

GooseofSteel wrote...

Darman wrote...

Cro730 wrote...

Somewhat has a sad tone to it, but still beautiful.
Fan-created Tali Music
^ I suggest a listen.

yes, we all love Tali.

Nice made, but to much rock in it. The E-Guitar doesn't fit the theme I think.

May we suggest overlay of more piano or even a harp?

This unit is pleased by these producers of pleasing sound waves.  We also conclude it will fit Creator Zorah's dialogue quite well.

Definitly not. It's a great track but Tali is more the "soft" (sounds silly but I can't find a better description for it) kind of guy. I'd never connect her to metal music. 

And, damn, how long are you working on your responses to make them sound like a geth ^^? Or r u even talking like a geth in real life ? 

[Ampmaster]

Darman Tali's a mechanic, as a fellow member of the Ancient and Fraternal Order of Wrench Turners, Grease Monkeys and Gear Heads I can inform you that per union by law 378.7c we're all fans of classic rock, heavy metal or our species equivalent.

Remember, no matter where in the universe you are, look for the union label!

Edit: That does not mean we do not have other musical preferences however, personally there are few things more soothing then hitting a recalcitrant helicopter part with a wrench to the strains of some Bach.

Modifié par Ampmaster, 24 mars 2012 - 07:20 .

[Cro730]

Ampmaster wrote...

Darman Tali's a mechanic, as a fellow member of the Ancient and Fraternal Order of Wrench Turners, Grease Monkeys and Gear Heads I can inform you that per union by law 378.7c we're all fans of classic rock, heavy metal or our species equivalent.

Remember, no matter where in the universe you are, look for the union label!

Edit: That does not mean we do not have other musical preferences however, personally there are few things more soothing then hitting a recalcitrant helicopter part with a wrench to the strains of some Bach.

[GooseofSteel]

Darman wrote...

GooseofSteel wrote...

Darman wrote...

Cro730 wrote...

Somewhat has a sad tone to it, but still beautiful.
Fan-created Tali Music
^ I suggest a listen.

yes, we all love Tali.

Nice made, but to much rock in it. The E-Guitar doesn't fit the theme I think.

May we suggest overlay of more piano or even a harp?

This unit is pleased by these producers of pleasing sound waves.  We also conclude it will fit Creator Zorah's dialogue quite well.

Definitly not. It's a great track but Tali is more the "soft" (sounds silly but I can't find a better description for it) kind of guy. I'd never connect her to metal music. 

And, damn, how long are you working on your responses to make them sound like a geth ^^? Or r u even talking like a geth in real life ? 

This unit is able to process what is to be typed at an adequate rate.  

As we stated before, this unit possesses split characters.  If this unit must show you...

*transferring data within unit*

This is my organic side known as Goose or my organic name if you establish further connections over the internet.  I am able to have coherent conversations with plenty of organics with better than average English.  It is a pleasure to meet you .

Grr...it appears that my Geth personality appears to think that it can replace words I prefer for words that it likes to use such as "people" with "organics".  Meh...<_<...although it appears that my inner hatred for incorrect grammer has rubbed off on to it.  That is why you see us modifying forum posts so much.

*transferring data within unit*

Are you pleased with this unit's capabilities?

Modifié par GooseofSteel, 24 mars 2012 - 07:30 .

[TrueMadayar]

Maderek wrote...

TrueMadayar wrote...

 I remember the parts of the interview with Ash Sroka where she talked about tears during the tapings. Would not want to hear that voluntarily.

Oh? What interview?

I am back. And can answer this now: This interview

[nitefyre410]

Ampmaster wrote...

Darman Tali's a mechanic, as a fellow member of the Ancient and Fraternal Order of Wrench Turners, Grease Monkeys and Gear Heads I can inform you that per union by law 378.7c we're all fans of classic rock, heavy metal or our species equivalent.

Remember, no matter where in the universe you are, look for the union label!

Edit: That does not mean we do not have other musical preferences however, personally there are few things more soothing then hitting a recalcitrant helicopter part with a wrench to the strains of some Bach.

  


  This made  almost spit Half&Half  Ice Tea  Lemonade on my key board... well played.

[Darman]

Ampmaster wrote...

Darman Tali's a mechanic, as a fellow member of the Ancient and Fraternal Order of Wrench Turners, Grease Monkeys and Gear Heads I can inform you that per union by law 378.7c we're all fans of classic rock, heavy metal or our species equivalent.

Remember, no matter where in the universe you are, look for the union label!

Edit: That does not mean we do not have other musical preferences however, personally there are few things more soothing then hitting a recalcitrant helicopter part with a wrench to the strains of some Bach.

Who talked about Bach XP? And I wouldn't state Tali could be compared to a Grease Monkey. Imagine her in Leather Jacket wit one of those silly leather caps that today only gays wear...
And what the hell should "the ancient and fraternal order of ...." be? I bet you can find some mechanics or technicians that doesn't like metal... Anyway, this isn't about what kinda musics she might prefer but what expresses her soul the best.
I can just repeat myself, Tali will never be connected to heavy metal in my eyes. It just seems wrong. Just like if you imagine Vega listening to Beethoven. She's a strong and emotional character and when I think of her, tracks like "i was nothing without you" or "reflections (me2)" come to my mind.

GooseofSteel wrote...
This unit is able to process what is to be typed at an adequate rate.

As we stated before, this unit possesses split characters. If this unit must show you...

*transferring data within unit*

This is my organic side known as Goose or my organic name if you establish further connections over the internet. I am able to have coherent conversations with plenty of organics with better than average English. It is a pleasure to meet you .

*transferring data within unit*

Are you pleased with this unit's capabilities?

He's definitly a split character.

[knight5923]

TrueMadayar wrote...

I am back. And can answer this now: This interview

Retroplayer- Oh and for the record, Tali survived Mass Effect 2 for me!
Ash- I appreciate that. I tell ya, there are a lot of tears in that booth sometimes. I’ve had some sad story-lines to go through in both games! Thanks for keeping me alive!

D'awwwwwwwwwwwwww! Tali's just as adorable in her human form^_^

Modifié par knight5923, 24 mars 2012 - 07:41 .

[TrueMadayar]

Multus is a split personality. Since Geth usually were about a thousand units in one platform, it was a thousand split personalities. Now it is only two. A very vast improvement.

And to answer your question, Goose, I wonder what the balance of her body is. Soccer is mostly about balanced ball-play. She would, however, probably perform extremely well as a "kicker" in "war-like sport", in the U.S. known as "American Football".

[TrueMadayar]

knight5923 wrote...


Retroplayer- Oh and for the record, Tali survived Mass Effect 2 for me!
Ash- I appreciate that. I tell ya, there are a lot of tears in that booth sometimes. I’ve had some sad story-lines to go through in both games! Thanks for keeping me alive!

D'awwwwwwwwwwwwww! Tali's just as adorable in her human form^_^

Which is why Ash Sroka is Tali for me, and nobody elses face can replace her now anymore. If you read her answers, you can actually put in Tali's voice quoting it and the speech rhythm fits.

[Ampmaster]

Wait... so Goose is:

Reduced to only a functioning human brain Goose was captured during a Quarian incursion on the human hold world in 1997. He was captured and integrated into the geth network in a failed raiding attempt by Quarian elements beyond the Perseus veil shortly after thus creating Goose of Steel. If you need help, and if you can find him...

I just mixed top gun, mass effect and the A-team... I need help

[Cro730]

Tali is more than Sroka, she is also made of the writers who give her dialogue, and the artists who created the physical image for her.
Although Sroka is the one who gives life to Tali's character