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[knight5923]

Jake71887 wrote...

knight5923 wrote...

Jake71887 wrote...

PMorgan18 wrote...

I wish there was a dialogue when you have Tali in your party when you meet Fist on Omega.

Wait... Fist on Omega... WHA.....? 

yup, he's a dock worker if you didn't kill him in ME1 (or bring wrex with you)

I don't know whether to be shocked that the Shadow broker didn't send another person after him, or that someone played ME1 and didn't bring Wrex along as soon as you found him. 

lol don't look at me, that ass is dead in all of my saves, just read about it here

[1490]

Commandr Bond wrote...

Not really meaning to but in here, but I feel like I should. I just read "My Choices, My Mistakes" from the first page, and...damn. That was pretty excellent writing, congratulations to the author.

I read it to after you mentioned it: heart-wrenching to say the least.  Whoever wrote this is incredibly talented though: I wish as a writer I had the ability to capture emotions that well.  

[Jake71887]

Dark_Caduceus wrote...

Miranda vs Tali would be a good fight, Tali's ace in the hole is that combat drone, but overload+warp are a serious combo.

I do not support any fighting on my ship, unless there's jello and nudity involved. In which case, Miranda could knock Tali out with just a simple chest bump 

[damage incorp96]

DeathsHands5 wrote...

Jake71887 wrote...

knight5923 wrote...

Jake71887 wrote...

PMorgan18 wrote...

I wish there was a dialogue when you have Tali in your party when you meet Fist on Omega.

Wait... Fist on Omega... WHA.....? 

yup, he's a dock worker if you didn't kill him in ME1 (or bring wrex with you)

I don't know whether to be shocked that the Shadow broker didn't send another person after him, or that someone played ME1 and didn't bring Wrex along as soon as you found him. 

Yeah; who wouldn't have brought Wrex right then and there?

I rarely brought Wrex, even there, took it upon myself to serve a little street justice. Wrex gives you the bounty  for killing fist if you recruit him later. Don't know if he did that if he was already with you.

[nitefyre410]

FsDxRAGE wrote...

nitefyre410 wrote...

Holy **** almost 700 pages so whats happened while i was gone?

"We sleep in shifts."_Himmelstor

 

Yeah i Know i'm usually on the day shift ... So anything interesting  happen while i was gone... 

BTW Avatar 3D all must go see... 

[GuyWithFace]

DeathsHands5 wrote...

Jake71887 wrote...

knight5923 wrote...

Jake71887 wrote...

PMorgan18 wrote...

I wish there was a dialogue when you have Tali in your party when you meet Fist on Omega.

Wait... Fist on Omega... WHA.....? 

yup, he's a dock worker if you didn't kill him in ME1 (or bring wrex with you)

I don't know whether to be shocked that the Shadow broker didn't send another person after him, or that someone played ME1 and didn't bring Wrex along as soon as you found him. 

Yeah; who wouldn't have brought Wrex right then and there?

Me? I've never really liked Wrex. Might be because I never took him with me and heard his dialogue, but meh. =/

[knight5923]

antilles333 wrote...

knight5923 wrote...

Hey Antilles,
Sorry to be a bother, but the link to my fanvid on the OP doesn't seeem to be linking properly. Could you, by any chance, change it when you've got some time? The addy is  

NO!

Ok. 

Thanks Wedge, your my hero (way better than Luke)

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Jake71887 wrote...

Dark_Caduceus wrote...

Miranda vs Tali would be a good fight, Tali's ace in the hole is that combat drone, but overload+warp are a serious combo.

I do not support any fighting on my ship, unless there's jello and nudity involved. In which case, Miranda could knock Tali out with just a simple chest bump 

What about Miranda & Jack? You didn't get any pics for Joker? He'll be disappointed.

[GuyWithFace]

Jake71887 wrote...

Dark_Caduceus wrote...

Miranda vs Tali would be a good fight, Tali's ace in the hole is that combat drone, but overload+warp are a serious combo.

I do not support any fighting on my ship, unless there's jello and nudity involved. In which case, Miranda could knock Tali out with just a simple chest bump 

That's because (to quote someone I can't remember) "You could land a Dreadnought on those honkers."

[Yazman]

AddoExAtrum wrote...

Tali Forever! Found some old Cartoons when i googled Mass Effect Tali and I thought they deserved some recognition!

btw if anyone wants to tell me how to put an image directly into a post I would love the info

fc04.deviantart.net/fs46/f/2009/198/c/1/REAL_Tali_Love___Mass_Effect_by_MiGo_Go.jpg

fc08.deviantart.com/fs28/f/2008/077/6/7/Mass_Efflirt_2_by_yuoma.jpg

Woah! That second one.. hehe

[SirEmilCrane]

Dark_Caduceus wrote...

Miranda vs Tali would be a good fight, Tali's ace in the hole is that combat drone, but overload+warp are a serious combo.

How about shot gun to the face? Or that knife?

[Garlador]

Tali'Zorah nar Rayya. It may be 688+ pages on the second (or 10th, depending on who's counting) Tali thread, and yet I STILL can't believe Bioware acquiesced to our desire to romance her in ME2. I always thought I was a minority for liking her more than Ashley or Liara, but she was just too cute, too charming, too non-assuming, too self-less, too exotic, and too sweet not to like.

And now in ME2, everything, EVERYTHING just "works" perfectly. It feels so natural. It makes sense. It's handled in a realistic, mature, sweet, and believable way. More than any other "romance" it FEELS like a romance, rather than a couple of saucy innuendos or flirting like with the other LIs. This was something that built up over time, years, a proverbial powder keg waiting for the right spark (thank you, Kelly, for alerting me to this...)

And I love how the relationship still isn't going to be easy. The complications and risks were addressed and minimized, but a relationship like this can't be "just a fling". It would require lots of work, sacrifice, commitment.... basically, all the best qualities of true love. And yet, Tali risks everything she is, puts her life entirely in your hands, and demonstrates the most intimate and personal display of love and trust anybody could ever demonstrate... and that certainly serves as a key motivator to step it up for her. She could have done what others in her culture did, but she wouldn't do that for you. She felt you deserved better... and by extension, she deserved the best.

Strange that you're the savior of the Citadel, the hero of the galaxy, the paradigm of humanity, the champion of the Alliance... and yet around Tali all those achievements pale in comparison to being the man she wants and needs you to be. No other romantic interest evokes that same feeling of nobility, of strength. Tali is unique in that, and that's precisely what makes her not just great, but perfect.

Modifié par Garlador, 14 février 2010 - 07:11 .

[Jake71887]

GuyWithFace wrote...

Me? I've never really liked Wrex. Might be because I never took him with me and heard his dialogue, but meh. =/

I just enjoy badass characters with little to know emotional baggage... Hearing how they decapitate people and then cry because someone left them ruins the moment for me, so Wrex is perfect. 

[Scy Lancer]

Dark_Caduceus wrote...

Miranda vs Tali would be a good fight, Tali's ace in the hole is that combat drone, but overload+warp are a serious combo.

Tali takes out her knife and stabs Miranda.

Miranda: I didn't even think that thing was real. You never use it.
Tali: Hands off Shepard b**ch.

[FatherNestor]

damage incorp96 wrote...

????? what is this???? Tali w/ a sniper rifle and it looks like official bioware wallpaper

http://images2.wikia...08_1024x768.jpg

I haven't seen this pic before & not in the op

Change environment to winter one + add nice long coat to Tali's suit + change Tali's suit color to more fit into this enviro = pure awesomeness.

[Jake71887]

damage incorp96 wrote...

What about Miranda & Jack? You didn't get any pics for Joker? He'll be disappointed.

They didn't fight, I got there just in time to make lewd sexual comments to diffuse the situation, I'm good at resolving issues 

[AddoExAtrum]

Yazman wrote...

AddoExAtrum wrote...

Tali Forever! Found some old Cartoons when i googled Mass Effect Tali and I thought they deserved some recognition!

btw if anyone wants to tell me how to put an image directly into a post I would love the info

fc04.deviantart.net/fs46/f/2009/198/c/1/REAL_Tali_Love___Mass_Effect_by_MiGo_Go.jpg

fc08.deviantart.com/fs28/f/2008/077/6/7/Mass_Efflirt_2_by_yuoma.jpg

Woah! That second one.. hehe

Tali Forever! Gotta keep the cartoons flowing!

[SirEmilCrane]

Scy Lancer wrote...

Dark_Caduceus wrote...

Miranda vs Tali would be a good fight, Tali's ace in the hole is that combat drone, but overload+warp are a serious combo.

Tali takes out her knife and stabs Miranda.

Miranda: I didn't even think that thing was real. You never use it.
Tali: Hands off Shepard b**ch.

There needs to be a fight over shepard in ME3, probably Ash vs Tali.

I would lol so hard:lol:

[damage incorp96]

Garlador wrote...

Tali'Zorah nar Rayya. It may be 688+ pages on the second (or 10th, depending on who's counting) Tali thread, and yet I STILL can't believe Bioware acquiesced to our desire to romance her in ME2. I always thought I was a minority for liking her more than Ashley or Liara, but she was just too cute, too charming, too non-assuming, too self-less, too exotic, and too sweet not to like.

And now in ME2, everything, EVERYTHING just "works" perfectly. It feels so natural. It makes sense. It's handled in a realistic, mature, sweet, and believable way. More than any other "romance" it FEELS like a romance, rather than a couple of saucy innuendos or flirting like with the other LIs. This was something that built up over time, years, a proverbial powder keg waiting for the right spark (thank you, Kelly, for alerting me to this...)

And I love how the relationship still isn't going to be easy. The complications and risks were addressed and minimized, but a relationship like this can't be "just a fling". It would require lots of work, sacrifice, commitment.... basically, all the best qualities of true love. And yet, Tali risks everything she is, puts her life entirely in your hands, and demonstrates the most intimate and personal display of love and trust anybody could ever demonstrate... and that certainly serves as a key motivator to step it up for her. She could have done what others in her culture did, but she wouldn't do that for you. She felt you deserved better... and by extension, she deserved the best.

Strange that you're the savior of the Citadel, the hero of the galaxy, the paradigm of humanity, the champion of the Alliance... and yet around Tali all those achievements pale in comparison to being the man she wants and needs you to be. No other romantic interest evokes that same feeling of nobility, of strength. Tali is unique in that, and that's precisely what makes her not just great, but perfect.

completely agree, well said

[Yazman]

http://fc00.devianta..._3_by_yuoma.jpg



Here's another one

[AddoExAtrum]

damage incorp96 wrote...

Garlador wrote...

Tali'Zorah nar Rayya. It may be 688+ pages on the second (or 10th, depending on who's counting) Tali thread, and yet I STILL can't believe Bioware acquiesced to our desire to romance her in ME2. I always thought I was a minority for liking her more than Ashley or Liara, but she was just too cute, too charming, too non-assuming, too self-less, too exotic, and too sweet not to like.

And now in ME2, everything, EVERYTHING just "works" perfectly. It feels so natural. It makes sense. It's handled in a realistic, mature, sweet, and believable way. More than any other "romance" it FEELS like a romance, rather than a couple of saucy innuendos or flirting like with the other LIs. This was something that built up over time, years, a proverbial powder keg waiting for the right spark (thank you, Kelly, for alerting me to this...)

And I love how the relationship still isn't going to be easy. The complications and risks were addressed and minimized, but a relationship like this can't be "just a fling". It would require lots of work, sacrifice, commitment.... basically, all the best qualities of true love. And yet, Tali risks everything she is, puts her life entirely in your hands, and demonstrates the most intimate and personal display of love and trust anybody could ever demonstrate... and that certainly serves as a key motivator to step it up for her. She could have done what others in her culture did, but she wouldn't do that for you. She felt you deserved better... and by extension, she deserved the best.

Strange that you're the savior of the Citadel, the hero of the galaxy, the paradigm of humanity, the champion of the Alliance... and yet around Tali all those achievements pale in comparison to being the man she wants and needs you to be. No other romantic interest evokes that same feeling of nobility, of strength. Tali is unique in that, and that's precisely what makes her not just great, but perfect.

completely agree, well said

Totally awesomely said. Now if only we could all find that in real life....guess I will settle for Tali in the meantime!

[The_KFD_Case]

1490 wrote...

Commandr Bond wrote...

Not really meaning to but in here, but I feel like I should. I just read "My Choices, My Mistakes" from the first page, and...damn. That was pretty excellent writing, congratulations to the author.

I read it to after you mentioned it: heart-wrenching to say the least.  Whoever wrote this is incredibly talented though: I wish as a writer I had the ability to capture emotions that well.  

Good morning ladies and gentlemen!

Aye, that story "My Choices, My Mistakes" had me crying several times. There are some spelling errors, etc. yet the story is so emotionally potent and well put together that one can easily ignore the minor flaws and savour the story telling itself.

Two thumbs up from my quarter.

[GuyWithFace]

damage incorp96 wrote...

Garlador wrote...

Tali'Zorah nar Rayya. It may be 688+ pages on the second (or 10th, depending on who's counting) Tali thread, and yet I STILL can't believe Bioware acquiesced to our desire to romance her in ME2. I always thought I was a minority for liking her more than Ashley or Liara, but she was just too cute, too charming, too non-assuming, too self-less, too exotic, and too sweet not to like.

And now in ME2, everything, EVERYTHING just "works" perfectly. It feels so natural. It makes sense. It's handled in a realistic, mature, sweet, and believable way. More than any other "romance" it FEELS like a romance, rather than a couple of saucy innuendos or flirting like with the other LIs. This was something that built up over time, years, a proverbial powder keg waiting for the right spark (thank you, Kelly, for alerting me to this...)

And I love how the relationship still isn't going to be easy. The complications and risks were addressed and minimized, but a relationship like this can't be "just a fling". It would require lots of work, sacrifice, commitment.... basically, all the best qualities of true love. And yet, Tali risks everything she is, puts her life entirely in your hands, and demonstrates the most intimate and personal display of love and trust anybody could ever demonstrate... and that certainly serves as a key motivator to step it up for her. She could have done what others in her culture did, but she wouldn't do that for you. She felt you deserved better... and by extension, she deserved the best.

Strange that you're the savior of the Citadel, the hero of the galaxy, the paradigm of humanity, the champion of the Alliance... and yet around Tali all those achievements pale in comparison to being the man she wants and needs you to be. No other romantic interest evokes that same feeling of nobility, of strength. Tali is unique in that, and that's precisely what makes her not just great, but perfect.

completely agree, well said

Agreed wholeheartedly.

[knight5923]

Garlador wrote...

Tali'Zorah nar Rayya....
*snip* 
...not just great, but perfect.

Very well put. The other day a discussion was being had on here as to whether we would like Tali's immunity issues to be cured, so she could leave the suit permanently. I was of the opinion that it was too powerful a tool of the romance plot to just throw away. Something intimate that only they can share, a problem that they have to deal with together as a couple, and something that reinforces that it's a commited relationship, and not just a one-nighter.



Plus, I would think if she was raised her entire life with the belief that sharing your face and body with someone is the highest point of intimacy, you wouldn't just start walking around the ship in jeans and a t-shirt.

Modifié par knight5923, 14 février 2010 - 07:21 .