Capt_Flashheart wrote...
I like to think the volus look something like this.
I would not individually armor my testicles.
Why would a volus individually armor their face jigglies?
Other than that, it's not a bad impression.
Capt_Flashheart wrote...
I like to think the volus look something like this.
Then again how do you know they have testicles in their face?RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
Capt_Flashheart wrote...
I like to think the volus look something like this.
I would not individually armor my testicles.
Why would a volus individually armor their face jigglies?
Other than that, it's not a bad impression.
How was that threadjacking. I made no mention of Jane Shepards neice, I mean the new femshep.RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
didymos1120 wrote...
lobi wrote...
Perhaps the shape is due to the pressure in the suit? Perhaps inside the suit is an Ethereally beautiful androngyous elf like creature with large breasts and an ambiguous sexuality. Bioware creativity at its finest!
On-topic comment or thinly-veiled b!tching about the choices for the new Femshep? You be the judge!
Don't be threadjacked.
Stay on target. The target here is... what do they look like? Prairedogs? Pigs with people feet? The questions ask themselves. I'd like to know.
Modifié par lobi, 29 juillet 2011 - 02:24 .
lobi wrote...
My point is if they ever disrobe a Volus, do not expect warts and body hair. Their aesthetic will not permit it.
RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
snowfox522 wrote...
they're just knowing what Tali looks like would be fine. Though I wouldn't mind seeing more Quarian's:)
Some people have emotions invested in Tali's appearance. Whatever BioWare puts up, it just won't be right to most of her fans. Volus on the other hand... Anything they do will rock. Thus, the best choice is secret quarian looks, and public nakee volus.
lobi wrote...
My point is if they ever disrobe a Volus, do not expect warts and body hair.
snowfox522 wrote...
As far as the Quarians/Tali go. very few people in the mass effect universe actually, no what Quarian's look like just
In ME: Ascencion Grayson saw a quarian without a suit. Though it proved they could survive but be driven insane/super infected.RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
snowfox522 wrote...
As far as the Quarians/Tali go. very few people in the mass effect universe actually, no what Quarian's look like just
Which is crazy, I think! Someone, someplace, has to have seen their real faces. We could see the quarians and the volus side by side in a museum exhibit, or loaded onto a time capsule sent into space or something. There's way we could see them... though I think of the two only the volus wouldn't disappoint people.
GreedIgnored wrote...
In ME: Ascencion Grayson saw a quarian without a suit. Though it proved they could survive but be driven insane/super infected.RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
snowfox522 wrote...
As far as the Quarians/Tali go. very few people in the mass effect universe actually, no what Quarian's look like just
Which is crazy, I think! Someone, someplace, has to have seen their real faces. We could see the quarians and the volus side by side in a museum exhibit, or loaded onto a time capsule sent into space or something. There's way we could see them... though I think of the two only the volus wouldn't disappoint people.
snowfox522 wrote...
I think we should definitely see them both, but if people are disappointed with The Quarian's I don't think it will be Bio Wares failing but their own
stop trolling. D:<lobi wrote...
Congratulations Commander, it's a Volus.
lobi wrote...
Congratulations Commander, it's a Volus.
It did say something but me no remember page. It was before they were saved from the kidnappers.RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
GreedIgnored wrote...
In ME: Ascencion Grayson saw a quarian without a suit. Though it proved they could survive but be driven insane/super infected.RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
snowfox522 wrote...
As far as the Quarians/Tali go. very few people in the mass effect universe actually, no what Quarian's look like just
Which is crazy, I think! Someone, someplace, has to have seen their real faces. We could see the quarians and the volus side by side in a museum exhibit, or loaded onto a time capsule sent into space or something. There's way we could see them... though I think of the two only the volus wouldn't disappoint people.
Damn, I'll have to read that again. Of course, the text must not have mentioned anything about their faces. Evil!
RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
snowfox522 wrote...
I think we should definitely see them both, but if people are disappointed with The Quarian's I don't think it will be Bio Wares failing but their own
High five! I hope you get what you want.:)
That image is on topic. Go watch fox.GreedIgnored wrote...
stop trolling. D:<
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Well, when I saw that pic I got the impression that the flaps (or "testacles") were just tucked inside the main helmet, and the flaps that are shown on the suit were just put on for aesthetics, simply to make them look more "volus" while they are in the suit.GreedIgnored wrote...
Then again how do you know they have testicles in their face?RinpocheSchnozberry wrote...
Capt_Flashheart wrote...
I like to think the volus look something like this.
I would not individually armor my testicles.
Why would a volus individually armor their face jigglies?
Other than that, it's not a bad impression.
Running the flashlight slowly from head to toe, he saw that the prisoner was bound hand and foot, and had been stripped completely naked. Grayson had never seen a quarian without its enviro-suit and helmet before, though he doubted this individual could still be called anything close to a representative example of his species. His face was a deformed mess of lumps, bruises, cuts, and burn marks—clear evidence of the torture he had endured. Someone had knocked out all his teeth and caved in one cheekbone. The other cheek gaped wide, as if someone had slit it lengthwise from lip to what passed for the quarian version of an ear.
One eye was swollen completely shut. The other had both upper and lower eyelids missing, the ragged edges of the flesh left behind attesting to the fact that they had been savagely torn off with a pair of pliers. Grayson recalled with distaste how much Pel had enjoyed that particular method of torture: in addition to the excruciating pain of the brutal removal, the victim would go slowly and agonizingly blind as the exposed eyeball became dehydrated.
The rest of the body showed similar signs of abuse. The fingers and toes were all broken, and several had been yanked from their sockets. Every inch of exposed skin showed signs of being beaten, cut, burned or dissolved by acid. However, there was something even more unusual about the body that caused Grayson to crouch down for a closer look.
There appeared to be some kind of loamy, gray growth spreading out from the quarian’s wounds to crawl slowly across the skin. It took Grayson a moment to realize it was some kind of bacterial fungus; in addition to the sadistic torture, the quarian must have contracted a strange alien disease.
He gave a grunt of disgust and stepped back from the body. To his surprise, the quarian reacted with a short yelp of fear.
Jesus Christ, the poor bastard’s still alive!
He was actually trying to talk, saying the same phrase over and over in a shaky, raspy voice. The words were distorted from his missing teeth and misshapen face, and it took Grayson’s automated translator several repetitions before it could decipher what he was trying to say.
He turned away from the stage just as the volus bartender waddled up to serve him. The volus home world had a gravity nearly one and a half times that of Earth, and because of this the volus were shorter than humans, their bodies so thick and heavy they almost appeared to be spherical. While the turians evoked hawks or falcons, the volus reminded Anderson of the manatees he had seen at the marine preserve during his last visit to Earth: slow, lumbering, and almost comical.
The atmosphere on the Citadel was thinner than they were used to, so they tended to wear rebreather masks, obscuring their faces. But Anderson had been in Chora’s Den enough times to recognize this particular volus.
“I need a drink, Maawda.”
“Of course, Lieutenant,” the bartender replied, his voice wheezing through the rebreather and the folds of skin at his throat. “What type of beverage do you desire?”
Modifié par didymos1120, 29 juillet 2011 - 02:54 .
I have seen many foxes but if I must! *Googles fox*lobi wrote...
That image is on topic. Go watch fox.GreedIgnored wrote...
stop trolling. D:<