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[Doug84]

Hmmm... I didn't notice the Quarians where 'Space Jews' myself. Its possible, I suppose, though Quarians worship there ancestors, not god directly (Though Keelah is some sort of god).



Quarian speech actually sounds more Turkish to myself though, or from what sort of area.

[Lordambitious]

I thought they were more a Battlestar Galactica Reference... Creating synthetic servants, they rebelled. they evolved. and according to legion... they have a plan. That, and they lost their homeworld and are seeking a new one, in a migrant fleet protected only by aging ships...

[Dark_Caduceus]

I heard Jews create Mass Effect fields to... attract gold! Pffffff- HAAAAAAAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!





Sorry

[Majpain007]

OH man I feel bad because this made me think of the time Tali is explaining how they use scrap metal and reuse old stuff.

[Majpain007]

this isnt my name wrote...

I thought the quarians were more Islamic, with the veil the women wear and all.

What about the "passive" Krogans having cloith around their head instead of armor. Hell the Krogans on the Citadel that talk about fish saying C-Sec wont let them up there because they feel they are a threat.

[Statulos]

A writter does not have to be Jew to actualy use Jewish references. Tolkien is perhaps the best example in that sense since his dwarfs are heavily based upon Jewish culture and even Kazalid is structured as a semitic language (Akkadian was the basice reference to create it).