920103db wrote...
I don't understand the whine. The codex way back in ME1 clearly stated that quarians look very human.
Modifié par Bad King, 06 mars 2012 - 02:58 .
kyg_20X6 wrote...
Asari look human. Nearly every alien in Star Trek looks human. It's a convention.
Modifié par Han Shot First, 06 mars 2012 - 02:59 .
Hatire wrote...
Honestly, the frame looks exactly like I imagined, I just expected a somewhat rougher looking skin texture from that one conversation you had with Grunt about how to kill the various races. All in all, I'm not surprised though and it's a fairly good picture even if it is not exactly how I imagined it.
Han Shot First wrote...
kyg_20X6 wrote...
Asari look human. Nearly every alien in Star Trek looks human. It's a convention.
The Asari have just enough alien features for us to go, "ok, I'll buy the space babes as aliens." They've at least got an alien skin tone and tentacles for hair. Quarian faces in contrast are now nearly indistinguishable from humans.
Blastback wrote...
Finally! I'm happy with it, works fine for me. But mainly I'm just happy to finally see what she looks like!
In both games you can see through the mask somewhat and it is very humanoid in appearance. Was I expecting something like scaly skin or a different skin color, yeah, but very similair to humans.Guldhun2 wrote...
Hatire wrote...
Honestly, the frame looks exactly like I imagined, I just expected a somewhat rougher looking skin texture from that one conversation you had with Grunt about how to kill the various races. All in all, I'm not surprised though and it's a fairly good picture even if it is not exactly how I imagined it.
You imagined Tali looking like a standard human girl?
Modifié par Hatire, 06 mars 2012 - 03:01 .
Hatire wrote...
In both games you can see through the mask somewhat and it is very humanoid in appearance. Was I expecting something like scaly skin or a different skin color, yeah, but very similair to humans.
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Modifié par 920103db, 06 mars 2012 - 03:05 .
BlueAlchemy wrote...
Her entire eye appears to be glowing white. Much like a night elf. Not really what I would call "human" and definitely nothing to get fussy about. It's like getting mad about a certain new squad members accent. Oh and yeah you're right... Bioware designers have no creativity. Do you people ever really think about what you're posting? Entire families were killed by tornadoes last week in the states and you're disappointed because a character in a SCI-FI FANTASY game looks "too human". And cue flame shield.
Doesn't bother me. I'd be cool if it was more exotic or diffrent, but this is fine for me as well. I was never invested in the idea of Tali looking diffrent, I just wanted to know. And I liked her personality. "I have a shotgun."Guldhun2 wrote...
Blastback wrote...
Finally! I'm happy with it, works fine for me. But mainly I'm just happy to finally see what she looks like!
You're happy with Tali looking like a human female with odd hands and legs?
Brahlis wrote...
What are you all ****ing about?
From the ME1 Codex:
"Quarians are generally shorter and of slighter build than humans. Quarians have an endoskeleton, lips, teeth, and two eyes with eyelids and tear ducts; they also have three thick fingers on both hands which include a thumb and an index finger, as well as three toes on each foot. Their lower legs are bowed backwards significantly, compared to asari or humans. Aside from hands and legs, their general body shape and sexual dimorphism is similar to humans. Their ears or ear analogues differ in a noticeable fashion from those of humans, with references made to "what [passes] for the quarian version of an ear"."
Derr, they're similar to humans, and have been since ME1. There are some pretty noticable differences though, like their eyes, ears, and three fingered hands. Plus, if you had a full body shot, the legs are definitely different.
I can normally see a reason to complain, but you can't considering how they were described in ME1.
Modifié par Han Shot First, 06 mars 2012 - 03:13 .
Guldhun2 wrote...
BlueAlchemy wrote...
Her entire eye appears to be glowing white. Much like a night elf. Not really what I would call "human" and definitely nothing to get fussy about. It's like getting mad about a certain new squad members accent. Oh and yeah you're right... Bioware designers have no creativity. Do you people ever really think about what you're posting? Entire families were killed by tornadoes last week in the states and you're disappointed because a character in a SCI-FI FANTASY game looks "too human". And cue flame shield.
Entire families die in Africa each day, but i guess they are not as important as people living in the states.
Modifié par BlueAlchemy, 06 mars 2012 - 03:17 .
Really people?BlueAlchemy wrote...
Guldhun2 wrote...
BlueAlchemy wrote...
Her entire eye appears to be glowing white. Much like a night elf. Not really what I would call "human" and definitely nothing to get fussy about. It's like getting mad about a certain new squad members accent. Oh and yeah you're right... Bioware designers have no creativity. Do you people ever really think about what you're posting? Entire families were killed by tornadoes last week in the states and you're disappointed because a character in a SCI-FI FANTASY game looks "too human". And cue flame shield.
Entire families die in Africa each day, but i guess they are not as important as people living in the states.
OH WOW WHAT AN ARGUMENT! YOU ARE A GENIUS. Have a cookie.
Han Shot First wrote...
And make no mistake, Quarian appearance was retconned. The girl in the image has elf ears while the Quarians were described in terms that indicated their ears were either smaller than a humans, or internal. The phrase used was "what passes for the Quarian version of an ear." The Quarians were also described as having a thicker skin or hide than humans by Grunt. Now they have human skin.
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