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[flyboy2112]

Anybody else?

[jeckaldied]

Honestly I am fine never seeing it, the Tali romance was so appealing, and rewarding, for me anyways, do to her personality. Better I think to never see a quarian's face, and let us use our imagination, than showing us one, and these sites getting flooded with 'I hate the way Tali looks' and 'Bioware, It's 2010...Why can't Tali look better?!" Threads.



Sure, so people maybe frustrated not seeing her face, but it's better than the storm of angry people any Tali face would spawn. Tali fans are some of th emost vocal on the forums, and I bet they would get louder when angry. (I consider myself a Tali fan, but not one of the ranting and raving ones...who I probably owe the fact that there is a Talimance. Thanks guys!)

[Jerryk72]

You can see her face thru the face shield in both games. It's not that attractive. Taking the mask off and showing her face will do nothing but incite a mini-riot on the message boards as jeckaldied explained. I kinda like how Bioware did it. It has that Cinderella feel to it. She may not be the prettiest of the options, but there is more to love and romance than just looks.



I chuckle at the thought that the ONLY reason guys romanced Tali was to see her with her mask off.

[Crackseed]

It's safe to assume we will see her face in ME3 - I imagine the Quarian/Geth story will have alot more there too.

[kyle_is lost]

I can live with not seeing her face.....I just personally enjoy her as a character in the game

[glacier1701]

You can also get some insight to the way BW looks at this in the Eternity bar on Ilium. And surprisingly those suits do come with some interesting optional extras apparently.

[unclee]

In the Giant Bomb podcast Casey Hudson DID say that they know what the quarian's look like. Maybe that will be the payoff for continuing a romance with Tali in ME3?



Though I do agree, no matter what she looks like some people will complain.

[Promethean 47]

This is by no means definitive (Bioware could make them look like whatever they want within reason), but this concept sketch of Tali from ME1 indicates that she looks pretty humanoid underneath that mask:



http://media.photobu...-1172792186.jpg

[unclee]

She probably is humanoid. Unfortunately, concept sketches are just that: concepts. Miranda's concept art has her with blond hair.



Nice find though. I'm gonna have to go back through the ME1 concept art book that I have when I get home. I had forgotten how impressive the book was.

[Mercfh]

Promethean 47 wrote...

This is by no means definitive (Bioware could make them look like whatever they want within reason), but this concept sketch of Tali from ME1 indicates that she looks pretty humanoid underneath that mask:

http://media.photobu...-1172792186.jpg

i think thats just a concept, because her skin/eyes look ALOT more alien than that.

I dont care about her face (i mean i WANNA see it) but i just want to make sure she's in ME3

[No halo]

Mercfh wrote...

Promethean 47 wrote...

This is by no means definitive (Bioware could make them look like whatever they want within reason), but this concept sketch of Tali from ME1 indicates that she looks pretty humanoid underneath that mask:

http://media.photobu...-1172792186.jpg

i think thats just a concept, because her skin/eyes look ALOT more alien than that.

I dont care about her face (i mean i WANNA see it) but i just want to make sure she's in ME3

Well Im allready safe knowing the fact that she IS going to back.  But know im just thinking will bioware help use resolve the most asked question of the mass effect world?

Will we see tali's face or not on three?

[Vertrucio]

It's likely we will see Quarian faces in ME3, it's just too much of a build up for Bioware to not show us, or it could just continue as a running gag.



However, if you remember all the stuff in ME2 regarding Quarians and doing something about getting a homeworld. There will definitely be something in ME3 involving Quarians finally taking action, either making peace with the Geth, or finally attacking.