Ah, that explains it. I don't think I ever have gone back after wrapping up there.
I'd imagine aliens would be allowed to serve in the Alliance military, so long as they were able to subsist on human rations and didn't require special equipment. (Quarians would be out)
Many modern militaries allow foreigners to serve, so I can't imagine that would be different in the ME universe. The only difference is that foreign would mean alien.
This is interesting. They are always standing there having their conversation immediately upon my arrival on Tuchanka. (I play on Xbox360.) I was wondering how in the hell you could possibly have missed this. I had no idea this didn't show immediately for everyone. I've literally never not seen them immediately upon arrival on Tuchanka.
I'd imagine aliens would be allowed to serve in the Alliance military, so long as they were able to subsist on human rations and didn't require special equipment. (Quarians would be out)
Many modern militaries allow foreigners to serve, so I can't imagine that would be different in the ME universe. The only difference is that foreign would mean alien.
I dunno, Rear-Admiral Mikhailovich wasn't entirely happy with Shepard allowing alien nationals to roam freely on the Normandy, although that might be because it happened to be a top secret military prototype.
First Contact and the resulting brief war are still too recent in human memory, so I suspect that the Alliance is a little reticent about allowing aliens to serve in their military, as even the Alliance entering into a joint venture with the Turians to build the Normandy seems to have been a little controversial.
We know that there's a sentiment among the rest of Council space and fear that humans are expanding too rapidly and trying to take over the galaxy. Why would those aliens want to help them accomplish that even faster?
Don't you dare question the holy lore!This reminds me of something I really want in MEA: proper helmets for Asari. There is no way they'd be wearing human helmets. I understand budgetary concessions were made in ME, and we thus had Asari using human helmets. Realistically, though, there is no way that a species that discovered the Citadel while Babylon was the mightiest of human kingdoms would be wearing human-style helmets. They should have helmets designed to comfortably accommodate those crests in MEA.
Don't you dare question the holy lore!
This reminds me of something I really want in MEA: proper helmets for Asari. There is no way they'd be wearing human helmets. I understand budgetary concessions were made in ME, and we thus had Asari using human helmets. Realistically, though, there is no way that a species that discovered the Citadel while Babylon was the mightiest of human kingdoms would be wearing human-style helmets. They should have helmets designed to comfortably accommodate those crests in MEA.
But if you do Tuchanka before you hook them up it would appear the way they saId it does.
So it all depends on what order you do it in.
That's the only time I've ever seen it look even vaguely noticeable, and it's in a still shot of way better quality than is achievable "out of the box". I'm assuming enhanced visuals?We already had that, didn't we? At least, Liara's helmet generally extends a little further back.
They eliminated helmets, for some reason, in ME2-3, and ME was understandably not working with the same type of budget. (Again, it may have had extended helmets for Liara, I guess. If it did, I've sure as heck never noticed, in approximately 4 dozen completed playthroughs.)
It's very strange that we didn't see any alien race immigrants on Thessia.
Well we never really saw Thessia at all, except during it's apocalypse. Probably there were lot's of aliens living there, but we never got to see that because when we actually do show up the world is a full blown warzone.
My experience with the franchise is within the trilogy.
Why didn't we see any Asari living among their non-Asari parent's race?
A highly aggressive Asari kid would be suited for living on Tuchanka with her Krogan daddy.
The Alliance had a hard-on for biotics but didn't recruit Asari that were a byproduct of Human-Asari mating.
etc
Asari are actually not hybrids or anything. They are still fully Asari, genotypically and phenotypically. They just like to say that they are half this or quarter that, to actually make themselves more interesting. Asari are essentially asexual organisms, and only meld with another organism to randomise the DNA. There is no actual fertilisation.
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