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[Pannamaslo]

siltsonata wrote...

Pannamaslo wrote...

I saw something horryfing:



Click at your own risk.

I think it's called profanation, sacrilege or something...

Think I just blacked out for a minute there. *blink* what was I-OH DEAR GOD SWEET HUBBITY JESUS WHAT. WHAT.  WHAT.

I think it's a post traumatic amnesia...

[Remaix]

Pannamaslo wrote...

I saw something horryfing:



Click at your own risk.

I think it's called profanation, sacrilege or something...

*clicks link* *watches video* *closes* *repeats*

There... there are no words.

[tsatoma]

Remaix wrote...

Pannamaslo wrote...

I saw something horryfing:



Click at your own risk.

I think it's called profanation, sacrilege or something...

*clicks link* *watches video* *closes* *repeats*

There... there are no words.

I can think of a few: hilarious, traumatizing, and zombies.

[RiouHotaru]

tsatoma wrote...

Remaix wrote...

Pannamaslo wrote...

I saw something horryfing:



Click at your own risk.

I think it's called profanation, sacrilege or something...

*clicks link* *watches video* *closes* *repeats*

There... there are no words.

I can think of a few: hilarious, traumatizing, and zombies.

First I was all

Then I was all

Ad finally I was all

[silvermcc]

SavageLycan wrote...

@Kim Shepherd I'm with ya. Honestly, I think turians are one of the most original looking alien species designed. In the past they've all been some sort of variation on "the greys", or insectoids, or blobs. Bioware really broke the mold with these guys.

While I do love Turians, I don't think its possible to be all that original anymore when its about alien morphology. I've seen similar species before, like the Vasudans from Freespace. I myself have designed a species once that the Turians now remind me of. I guess that's why I like Turians; I can easly see my own ideas come alive in them.
Many of their traits are very understandable. They are digitigrade like walking birds and theropods, from which they probably evolved. Their upper lip resembles that of seals and many dogs (and even many snakes) and makes them look appealing to humans. Their mandibles remind me of the Predator. Just a to name a few examples
An interesting social life and structure, species specific quirks, culture, instincts and such things are more important to me than morphology. It is in this category where a fantasy species can really shine.

[SavageLycan]

@Silvermcc Agreed. While physical apperance is naturally a big element, I think Turians also really appeal to me because of their martial society and unique culture and little quirks. It's just a all around solid species in this genre.

[Pannamaslo]

I just turned Garrus down in the last romance scene (out of curiosity TBH) and he says something about "torn ligament". What the hell?

Also ME aliens are one of the best in any media. Very well thought, biologically probable (aside Asari) and original. Turians are among best I've seen so far. Also Batarians, Elcor (pheromones motive is amazing!). BW did good in this departement.

Modifié par Pannamaslo, 12 février 2010 - 07:38 .

[Kim Shepard]

SavageLycan wrote...

@Kim Shepherd I'm with ya. Honestly, I think turians are one of the most original looking alien species designed. In the past they've all been some sort of variation on "the greys", or insectoids, or blobs. Bioware really broke the mold with these guys.

This is one of the reasons why I like Mass Effect so much. The alien species are all designed so well - each with their own characteristics, culture, history and science. Turians are my favorite, but they're all awesome.

[Madolin]

Pannamaslo wrote...

siltsonata wrote...

Pannamaslo wrote...

I saw something horryfing:



Click at your own risk.

I think it's called profanation, sacrilege or something...

Think I just blacked out for a minute there. *blink* what was I-OH DEAR GOD SWEET HUBBITY JESUS WHAT. WHAT.  WHAT.

I think it's a post traumatic amnesia...

OH GAWD, CANNOT UNSEE!!!!!
(this seriously made me laugh so hard, i really needed it too..)

[SavageLycan]

Pannamaslo wrote...

I just turned Garrus down in the last romance scene (out of curiosity TBH) and he says something about "torn ligament". What the hell?

Oh, that's his brave little way of trying to justify shepherds rejection, by saying he probably would have hurt her 'doing the do' anyway. Poor widdle Garrus.... *sniff*

[Pannamaslo]

SavageLycan wrote...

Pannamaslo wrote...

I just turned Garrus down in the last romance scene (out of curiosity TBH) and he says something about "torn ligament". What the hell?

 he probably would have hurt her 'doing the do' anyway.

I just tried to imagine it...No..Don't wanna. In Polish they've translated it as he would torn it. Not Shep. Can't  stop thinking...

[silvermcc]

SavageLycan wrote...

@Silvermcc Agreed. While physical apperance is naturally a big element, I think Turians also really appeal to me because of their martial society and unique culture and little quirks. It's just a all around solid species in this genre.

Too bad we don't know all that much about them yet. We even know about Quarians now and have visited the flotilla twice (1st in ME Ascention, 2nd in ME2). One would think that a Turian world should be easier to set foot on than the secluded Quarian fleet.

Modifié par silvermcc, 12 février 2010 - 07:51 .

[Arrtis]

Turian world should be a very organized place.

[silvermcc]

Arrtis wrote...

Turian world should be a very organized place.

Exactly, I imagine such a place to be quite stylish and well calibrated :3

Modifié par silvermcc, 12 février 2010 - 07:52 .

[siltsonata]

silvermcc wrote...

SavageLycan wrote...

@Silvermcc Agreed. While physical apperance is naturally a big element, I think Turians also really appeal to me because of their martial society and unique culture and little quirks. It's just a all around solid species in this genre.

Too bad we don't know all that much about them yet. We even know about Quarians now and have visited the flotilla twice (1st in ME Ascention, 2nd in ME2). One would think that a Turian world should be to set foot on than the secluded Quarian fleet.

We'll get there....someday.  *shakes fist* Ya hear that, devs?  Palaven in ME3 OR NO COOKIES FOR YOU!


EDIT: 
Is anybody else almost sad that "calibration" is now a totally ruined word for them?  It will never be the same. 


...On the other hand, anytime I hear it I'll think of Garrus, so there's good in there, too.

Modifié par siltsonata, 12 février 2010 - 07:54 .

[Pannamaslo]

silvermcc wrote...

Arrtis wrote...

Turian world should be a very organized place.

Exactly, such a place should be quite stylish and well calibrated :3

Yeah. Imagine: You go to a  Turian custom officer on Palaven and hear: "Can it wait a bit? I am in the middle of some calibrations." You:  *RAGE*

Modifié par Pannamaslo, 12 février 2010 - 07:53 .

[aznsoisauce]

Pannamaslo wrote...

I saw something horryfing:



Click at your own risk.

I think it's called profanation, sacrilege or something...

Well...gives new meaning to FemShep's giraffe neck. 

Re: Garrus' "torn ligament" comment when you break his heart...
When I first heard it, I was all "Damn, Garrus had some kinky plans..."
...and then I cried because that zoom in on the wine bottle is so freakin sad. Ugh, every time I think about it, my heart sinks a little.

[Von Verrikan]

Pannamaslo wrote...

I saw something horryfing:



Click at your own risk.

I think it's called profanation, sacrilege or something...

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[Pannamaslo]

aznsoisauce wrote...

Pannamaslo wrote...

I saw something horryfing:



Click at your own risk.

I think it's called profanation, sacrilege or something...

Well...gives new meaning to FemShep's giraffe neck. 

Re: Garrus' "torn ligament" comment when you break his heart...
When I first heard it, I was all "Damn, Garrus had some kinky plans..."
...and then I cried because that zoom in on the wine bottle is so freakin sad. Ugh, every time I think about it, my heart sinks a little.

I think he drunk it alone and dropped. Srly they did this scene to be very intense. First time I felt bad over fictional character. FIRST TIME.

[silvermcc]

Pannamaslo wrote...

silvermcc wrote...

Arrtis wrote...

Turian world should be a very organized place.

Exactly, I imagine such a place to be quite stylish and well calibrated :3

Yeah. Imagine: You go to a  Turian custom officer on Palaven and hear: "Can it wait a bit? I am in the middle of some calibrations." You:  *RAGE*

Not rage, but...
Shep: So Garrus, I thought your father was with C-Sec?
Garrus: o.o

[SavageLycan]

After FemShep rejected him, Garrus took that wine down to the battery and... well, that's how he developed his 'drinking problem'

[Pannamaslo]

C'mon people! Don't let this woos Alenko beat Garrus in page numbers!

BTW I didn't know that there were so many people who actually liked him. He was trashed after ME1 release I think.  IMO Jacob is better or I just have allergy on goody-two-shoes characters.

Modifié par Pannamaslo, 12 février 2010 - 08:02 .

[silvermcc]

SavageLycan wrote...

After FemShep rejected him, Garrus took that wine down to the battery and... well, that's how he developed his 'drinking problem'

Not to mention that he ended up with a subscription of Fornax magazine :3

[Pannamaslo]

silvermcc wrote...

SavageLycan wrote...

After FemShep rejected him, Garrus took that wine down to the battery and... well, that's how he developed his 'drinking problem'

Not to mention that he ended up with a subscription of Fornax magazine :3

Damn. I just managed to forget about this sleezy hanar on a front page. Damn You for bringin this up again!