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[GeneralBacon339]

i hope Tali desides to get some kind of artificially enhanced immune system to help with the war, have her start with a face mask then at a certain point change her outfit entirely so it is reminicent of her not needed to hide due to health concerns!  i've always seen Tali as a Cute or adorable alien. 

[Someone With Mass]

Oh, you're going to like one of the outcomes in the geth/quarian conflict.

[Shad Croly]

It's be really weird to suddenly go "Oh! The Quarians could have just used this to super-boost their immune systems this whole time!"

While it'd be nice to see Tali without her environ-suit on, you just know that the fans are gonna rage regardless of what she actually looks like. Personally, I'm fine with not knowing.

[mineralica]

Tali already has artifical immuno boosters, no? I thought one of branches of her class ability in ME2 implies it, but I'm too lazy to go and check.

[Merchant2006]

Why couldn't the quarians make a see-thought face mask. I mean... why not lol.

[Destroy Raiden_]

She already has nanos in her for her immune system she says so in ME she gets enhancements for her immune system before she leaves for pilgrimage. I assume to the Quarians its like getting vaccinated before you leave for a foreign country. There was that cure touted on Illium about getting Quarians and volus out of their suits but does it work? Is it a scam? ( Or better yet we investigate it as a sidequest) Maybe she can say about it and shep can influence her decision but I'd rather her show her face on Rannoch then by mid game be suitless and change outfits only while missions occur on Rannoch to see her face only there would be neat. I'd prefer to have the option if her and shep decide to keep going beyond the war with their romance shep can decide does he want to live at least half the year on Rannoch so she can go suitless and the other half they live somewhere else so he can be?

Modifié par Destroy Raiden , 21 novembre 2011 - 07:31 .

[Shad Croly]

Destroy Raiden wrote...

There was that cure touted on Illium about getting Quarians and volus out of their suits but does it work? Is it a scam? ( Or better yet we investigate it as a sidequest)

Probably a scam. The volus have to wear environmental suits because they're used to high-pressure environments; expose them to the "normal" pressure environment that everyone else lives in and they'd probably pop like a balloon (kinda makes me wonder how long it took them to clean up the mess that Pitne For's buddy made when Elnora blew open his suit). You can't exactly "cure" that.

In the same vein, there's no actual "cure" for having a weak immune system. You can bolster or support a weak immune system, but the only real "cure" is to very slowly build up the strength of your immune system so your body can resist infections and such.

[MegaBadExample]

Merchant2006 wrote...

Why couldn't the quarians make a see-thought face mask. I mean... why not lol.

They're very silly.

[Rune-Chan]

Merchant2006 wrote...

Why couldn't the quarians make a see-thought face mask. I mean... why not lol.

Pfft, that'd be illogical, rather like going into space for hundreds of years to kill of their already weak immune systems, rather than settling on another world and merely having a slightly weaker one.

[alex90c]

Machines Are Us wrote...

Merchant2006 wrote...

Why couldn't the quarians make a see-thought face mask. I mean... why not lol.

Pfft, that'd be illogical, rather like going into space for hundreds of years to kill of their already weak immune systems, rather than settling on another world and merely having a slightly weaker one.

Eh, Bioware can just find some way to explain it with mass effect fields.

[ODST 3]

Machines Are Us wrote...

Merchant2006 wrote...

Why couldn't the quarians make a see-thought face mask. I mean... why not lol.

Pfft, that'd be illogical, rather like going into space for hundreds of years to kill of their already weak immune systems, rather than settling on another world and merely having a slightly weaker one.

I thought they figured it would only be a few years until they got their planet back and it just stretched into decades when they realized the Geth were too strong for them.

[Quole]

Merchant2006 wrote...

Why couldn't the quarians make a see-thought face mask. I mean... why not lol.

its explained that they dont for privacy. But yeah... theres no reason they cant.

[PauseforEffect]

What I never figured out was why they didn't schedule periodic cycles of exposure on a breathable planet to prevent their immune systems from becoming so fragile.

[Quole]

PrimalEden wrote...

What I never figured out was why they didn't schedule periodic cycles of exposure on a breathable planet to prevent their immune systems from becoming so fragile.

According to the retcon in ME2, their immune systems were always bad. Even before the morning war.

[Xannerz]

Quole wrote...

Merchant2006 wrote...

Why couldn't the quarians make a see-thought face mask. I mean... why not lol.

its explained that they dont for privacy. But yeah... theres no reason they cant.

Can you please tell me where the privacy bit was mentioned? I don't remember seeing that anywhere in game, or in the books. I always thought you couldn't see their faces because of the stuff being pumped through their suits or w/e.

[Quole]

Xannerz wrote...

Quole wrote...

Merchant2006 wrote...

Why couldn't the quarians make a see-thought face mask. I mean... why not lol.

its explained that they dont for privacy. But yeah... theres no reason they cant.

Can you please tell me where the privacy bit was mentioned? I don't remember seeing that anywhere in game, or in the books. I always thought you couldn't see their faces because of the stuff being pumped through their suits or w/e.

In Ascension. The second novel. (The novel was terrible btw. Dont ever read it.)

Modifié par Quole, 21 novembre 2011 - 11:38 .

[AresXX7]

Quole wrote...

PrimalEden wrote...

What I never figured out was why they didn't schedule periodic cycles of exposure on a breathable planet to prevent their immune systems from becoming so fragile.

According to the retcon in ME2, their immune systems were always bad. Even before the morning war.

IIRC, didn't it have something to do with very little to no insects on their homeworld, which affected the ecosystem?

[Xannerz]

Oh, I see. Thanks for the fast reply. Haha, I've read all the books. xD

[PauseforEffect]

Quole wrote...

PrimalEden wrote...

What I never figured out was why they didn't schedule periodic cycles of exposure on a breathable planet to prevent their immune systems from becoming so fragile.

According to the retcon in ME2, their immune systems were always bad. Even before the morning war.

And if the quarians were aware of this, why didn't they establish measures to keep it from becoming worse?

[PauseforEffect]

AresXX7 wrote...

Quole wrote...

PrimalEden wrote...

What I never figured out was why they didn't schedule periodic cycles of exposure on a breathable planet to prevent their immune systems from becoming so fragile.

According to the retcon in ME2, their immune systems were always bad. Even before the morning war.

IIRC, didn't it have something to do with very little to no insects on their homeworld, which affected the ecosystem?

I think it had more to do with the viruses and bacteria on their planet being partially beneficial that their immune systems would adjust to it instead of eradicating it. But even when they colonized other worlds, their people would get sick for a while, then adapt to the new conditions. What I don't get is why they let their already weakened immune system become so crippling.

[Quole]

PrimalEden wrote...

Quole wrote...

PrimalEden wrote...

What I never figured out was why they didn't schedule periodic cycles of exposure on a breathable planet to prevent their immune systems from becoming so fragile.

According to the retcon in ME2, their immune systems were always bad. Even before the morning war.

And if the quarians were aware of this, why didn't they establish measures to keep it from becoming worse?

I doubt it got much worse.

[PauseforEffect]

Might depend on perspective. Tali's rant would say otherwise, especially when she describes how frustrating it can get when expressing even a casual gesture of affection would be the equivalent of french kissing a plague infested gibbon. Ick.

[AdmiralCheez]

Another Tali's face thread, eh?

Obligatory reaction gif.