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[Balmung31]

Another quick question.

What exactly is the color of her skin? It's pale, yes, but from what I can tell, it seems to be a very, very light shade of purple.

Or is it the lighting that's fooling me?

[AnAccountWithNoName]

Balmung31 wrote...

Another quick question.

What exactly is the color of her skin? It's pale, yes, but from what I can tell, it seems to be a very, very light shade of purple.

Or is it the lighting that's fooling me?

She is caucasian......somehow.  She reminds me of something we have back at home.

[Han Shot First]

AnAccountWithNoName wrote...

Balmung31 wrote...

Another quick question.

What exactly is the color of her skin? It's pale, yes, but from what I can tell, it seems to be a very, very light shade of purple.

Or is it the lighting that's fooling me?

She is caucasian......somehow.  She reminds me of something we have back at home.

Yeah. She's pretty much a white girl with three fingers, elf ears, and pale eyes.

The Quarians are now as alien in appearance as the Bajorans.  

[Alchemist4]

Glad I stayed loyal to Liara in one of my playthroughs even though I really do like Tali's personality and overall character aside from the appearance now.

[Lapis Lazuli]

Captain Kirk never bedded a chick with 3 heads. Green humanoids is as far as he went.

[AcidGlow]

wish the screen shot was more clear and not so bright :\\

[CmonCmon]

Dear Bioware,

There's more hair colors than black.
Use them.

All 5 female squadmates having the same hair color is ridiculous.

[AnAccountWithNoName]

It would you made more sense for her face....to actually look geth like.

You know how in scifi, when dealing with humanoid robots, the reason why said robots were made to look human...because they were made in the image of Man, there creators. So it would then make sense for the geth to be made in the image of the quarians. After all, quarian helmets look suspiciously like geth heads.

[Han Shot First]

CmonCmon wrote...

Dear Bioware,

There's more hair colors than black.
Use them.

All 5 female squadmates having the same hair color is ridiculous.

....and every female LI looks like a white woman, even the alien ones.

[AnAccountWithNoName]

Han Shot First wrote...

AnAccountWithNoName wrote...

Balmung31 wrote...

Another quick question.

What exactly is the color of her skin? It's pale, yes, but from what I can tell, it seems to be a very, very light shade of purple.

Or is it the lighting that's fooling me?

She is caucasian......somehow.  She reminds me of something we have back at home.

Yeah. She's pretty much a white girl with three fingers, elf ears, and pale eyes.

The Quarians are now as alien in appearance as the Bajorans.  

O plz....bajorans arn't aliens...just humans who have some disorder which caused wierd markes upon there noses.

[Lapis Lazuli]

^^

But in Star Trek they had an excuse. There was common ancestry amongst nearly all the aliens seen in Star Trek. Several Planets were "seeded" by a single space-faring species in the distant past.

[Han Shot First]

AnAccountWithNoName wrote...

Han Shot First wrote...

AnAccountWithNoName wrote...

Balmung31 wrote...

Another quick question.

What exactly is the color of her skin? It's pale, yes, but from what I can tell, it seems to be a very, very light shade of purple.

Or is it the lighting that's fooling me?

She is caucasian......somehow.  She reminds me of something we have back at home.

Yeah. She's pretty much a white girl with three fingers, elf ears, and pale eyes.

The Quarians are now as alien in appearance as the Bajorans.  

O plz....bajorans arn't aliens...just humans who have some disorder which caused wierd markes upon there noses.

Many Star Trek 'aliens' don't look alien at all.

Which is kind of the point. The Quarians are now in the wrong Sci Fi universe. In Star Trek's defense however, many of the species share a common origin.

If this is truly how Quarians look, Bioware should go full speed ahead with the retcon and just have the Quarians be a transplanted offshoot of humanity. At least then their appearance will make sense. Not sure how'd they get around the dextro bit though...

Modifié par Han Shot First, 06 mars 2012 - 06:36 .

[AnAccountWithNoName]

Lapis Lazuli wrote...

^^

But in Star Trek they had an excuse. There was common ancestry amongst nearly all the aliens seen in Star Trek. Several Planets were "seeded" by a single space-faring species in the distant past.

While mass effect doesn't have that excuse.  It's bad enough we have the Asari....who look so human like.  But i can live with one type of space elf....but now 2?  Is bioware losing there originality?

Modifié par AnAccountWithNoName, 06 mars 2012 - 06:35 .

[Forok]

Still remaining loyal to Ashley. All the way from ME1. Never know what you're getting your self into with those alien women. I'm no xenophobe, just prefer my women human. Atleast I can be sure she has women parts.

[bboynexus]

You people realize few people have naturally blonde hair by the time of ME, right?

Kahlee is of average height and build; her most notable feature is shoulder-length naturally blonde hair, which, as a genetically recessive trait, has become a rarity by the 2100s.

Modifié par bboynexus, 06 mars 2012 - 06:43 .

[AlbinaTekla]

..really? Really Bioware? We know she had squinty elf eyes and stuff but you should have at least got rid of some of the human genetics. Normal looking nose, Long beautiful dark hair? really? I really hope this isn't real ;___:

[clopin]

I like her new appearance.

Then again, I also don't like that they are letting us see her in this game, so my hopes weren't that high to begin with.

In the end they cancel each other out into a resounding "Meh."

[Balmung31]

Personally?

LOVE it.

[thatguy212]

bboynexus wrote...

You people realize few people have naturally blonde hair by the time of ME, right?

Kahlee is of average height and build; her most notable feature is shoulder-length naturally blonde hair, which, as a genetically recessive trait, has become a rarity by the 2100s.

which is a pretty big science fail on bioware's part, blonde hair dying out is a myth based on pseudoscience and a misunderstand on how genetics work
http://en.wikipedia....ing_blonde_gene

[clopin]

thatguy212 wrote...

bboynexus wrote...

You people realize few people have naturally blonde hair by the time of ME, right?

Kahlee is of average height and build; her most notable feature is shoulder-length naturally blonde hair, which, as a genetically recessive trait, has become a rarity by the 2100s.

which is a pretty big science fail on bioware's part, blonde hair dying out is a myth based on pseudoscience and a misunderstand on how genetics work
http://en.wikipedia....ing_blonde_gene

It's one of the many (many, many, many...) reasons people need to stop asking their scy-fi to be realistic.

[bboynexus]

'Pretty big', he says.

I rofl'ed.

Who the **** cares!?

Like, really?

It's a miniscule issue.

Alas, BSN.

Modifié par bboynexus, 06 mars 2012 - 06:56 .

[AnAccountWithNoName]

AlbinaTekla wrote...

..really? Really Bioware? We know she had squinty elf eyes and stuff but you should have at least got rid of some of the human genetics. Normal looking nose, Long beautiful dark hair? really? I really hope this isn't real ;___:

But you....DON'T UNDERSTAND.

Tali...NEEDS hair....she HAS....to look like some white human chick.  In other words....she HAS TO BE HOT.

You just don't understand.....Tali was always meant to look like a human alien....it doesn't matter that is is unrealistic......or that it doesn't really make sense for an alien who has 3 fingers and chicken feet....to have a 99% human face....the fact is that is HOW tali was always meant to me.  Bioware did NOT ponder to some fanbase (what a rediclous idea)....this was ALWAYS there dream.......

So leave bioware alone....TALI is just soooooooooooo gorgous!!!&!!!!!!&!!!!


.....like she was ALWAYS meant to be


TALI FOREZER
-----------------------------

Note...that was sarcasm.

Modifié par AnAccountWithNoName, 06 mars 2012 - 06:58 .

[Balmung31]

AnAccountWithNoName wrote...

AlbinaTekla wrote...

..really? Really Bioware? We know she had squinty elf eyes and stuff but you should have at least got rid of some of the human genetics. Normal looking nose, Long beautiful dark hair? really? I really hope this isn't real ;___:

But you....DON'T UNDERSTAND.

Tali...NEEDS hair....she HAS....to look like some white human chick.  In other words....she HAS TO BE HOT.

You just don't understand.....Tali was always meant to look like a human alien....it doesn't matter that is is unrealistic......or that it doesn't really make sense for an alien who has 3 fingers and chicken feet....to have a 99% human face....the fact is that is HOW tali was always meant to me.  Bioware did NOT ponder to some fanbase (what a rediclous idea)....this was ALWAYS there dream.......

So leave bioware alone....TALI is just soooooooooooo gorgous.....like she was ALWAYS meant to be.

I know they've said they already had the idea of what she looked like since probably all the way back in ME1, but how can we really know that this is it? 

I'm wondering if, over the course of 5+ years they changed it. 

Modifié par Balmung31, 06 mars 2012 - 07:00 .

[Van Der Muchbetter Cosanostra]

Alchemist4 wrote...
http://t3.gstatic.co...mnGlRtt8V1aWT_A

So, that guy just took WoW's night elf, cut ears off and copypasted onto quarian suit. Nice work, i say. Purple human=/=alien. I'd love to see elcor-like face on quarians just for trololo of the moment.

[Han Shot First]

Van Der Muchbetter Cosanostra wrote...

Alchemist4 wrote...
http://t3.gstatic.co...mnGlRtt8V1aWT_A

So, that guy just took WoW's night elf, cut ears off and copypasted onto quarian suit. Nice work, i say. Purple human=/=alien. I'd love to see elcor-like face on quarians just for trololo of the moment.

In that artists's defense his version now looks more alien than the version in game.

Sad to say, but the above would be an improvement.