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[Piwgh]

Because she's cute, innocent, and charming. Jack is the kind of psycho **** who will beat the crap out of you (the fact that she could is already a deterrent, imo at least, no sexism intended) just as soon as she'd have sex with you. Oh yeah and she looks like a chemo patient. Miranda's interesting but at the same time kind of overbearing. Alot of people love Tali because of how innocent and charming she is, she's the kind of girl personality-wise that alot of people would want. And she's willing to risk a very painful death just to make love to you.

[contact_eric]

I have to agree with quite a few people who said she has that "shy geeky girl" charm, but also that she's a great combination of emotional stability and vunerability. You also get the sense that she's an extremely capable individual in her own right - a real leader, and somebody who really believes in doing the right thing. All of those things make her an appealing romantic character.



I always thought she should be a romantic option in ME1, so I was pleased they gave us that option this time round. I just hope that they don't 'reset' all the romances / friendships again for ME3. I was okay with that happening once (and the story handled it pretty well), but to happen twice?

[Piwgh]

smecky-kitteh wrote...

I actually didn't like her in me1 but her charector really showed in me2. Garrus to even though he didn't talk as much. Maybe its because there the only 2 that willingly walked into hell with you plus if you listen to the biotics comercial on the citdel it mentions male shep and tali. They mention garrus if your femshep. I don't think it sais anything when with jack or meranda. Its on the wards where that reporter is that did a smear job on you in me1 and its near that solarian that sells video games

They said Miranda for me, I think it's just whatever potential love interest that you have the best standing with perhaps? Can't remember if it was before or after I recruited Tali or Jack however.

[SirVincealot]

cerberus1701 wrote...

She actually gives reasons for wanting him and being interested in him that go far beyond Miranda's or Jack's, which basically boil down to "fix me."

Tali doesn't need fixing. She comes to you, coherent and capable. With a soft side, yes, but she doesn't step out of the airlock as damaged goods.

In real life, I'm far more likely to  like girls that like me, not girls that need me to hold them together emotionally. (Jack) Or where my job is to pour compliments down a bottomless hole because no one showed her she had value beyond her shell. (Miranda) I've been with a Miranda. It's exhausting.

What he said (bolded text mine)...

SirV

[Wolverfrog]

In all honesty I would have much rather had Kal' Reegar as a squadmate in ME2. Tali's good and all...but Adam Baldwin just puts her to shame.

[SL22]

Miranda is perfect and complains about being perfect yet always seeks attention because she is perfect.



Jack is just down right insane.



Tali is a shy geeky girl with a sexy accent. < WINNER

[MarauderESP]

contact_eric wrote...

I have to agree with quite a few people who said she has that "shy geeky girl" charm, but also that she's a great combination of emotional stability and vunerability. You also get the sense that she's an extremely capable individual in her own right - a real leader, and somebody who really believes in doing the right thing. All of those things make her an appealing romantic character.

I always thought she should be a romantic option in ME1, so I was pleased they gave us that option this time round. I just hope that they don't 'reset' all the romances / friendships again for ME3. I was okay with that happening once (and the story handled it pretty well), but to happen twice?

/this

and she has a shootgun!! :wub:

[Traumacrazy]

MarauderESP wrote...

contact_eric wrote...

I have to agree with quite a few people who said she has that "shy geeky girl" charm, but also that she's a great combination of emotional stability and vunerability. You also get the sense that she's an extremely capable individual in her own right - a real leader, and somebody who really believes in doing the right thing. All of those things make her an appealing romantic character.

I always thought she should be a romantic option in ME1, so I was pleased they gave us that option this time round. I just hope that they don't 'reset' all the romances / friendships again for ME3. I was okay with that happening once (and the story handled it pretty well), but to happen twice?

/this

and she has a shootgun!! :wub:

lol...a "shootgun"

i love typos:lol:

[FaolonSD]

contact_eric wrote...

I have to agree with quite a few people who said she has that "shy geeky girl" charm, but also that she's a great combination of emotional stability and vunerability. You also get the sense that she's an extremely capable individual in her own right - a real leader, and somebody who really believes in doing the right thing. All of those things make her an appealing romantic character.

This.
Strong, stable, intelligent, but feminine. Damned near the perfect woman.


And also:
I've been with a Jack and a Miranda, irl.
I don't feel like reliving those nightmares in a game, honestly.

[Selvec_Darkon]

Because the Asari was a ****.

Modifié par Selvec_Darkon, 10 février 2010 - 03:16 .

[Hyper Cutter]

Jonp382 wrote...

Quarians are not members of the human species, so it's technically still beastiality.

Two members of different sapient species having sex is not bestiality.. We really don't have a term for it, since it hasn't been an issue on Earth since the Neanderthals died out, but there is a difference...

Modifié par Hyper Cutter, 10 février 2010 - 03:20 .

[FaolonSD]

Hyper Cutter wrote...

Jonp382 wrote...

Quarians are not members of the human species, so it's technically still beastiality.

Two members of different sapient species having sex is not bestiality.. We really don't have a term for it, since it hasn't been an issue on Earth since the Neanderthals died out, but there is a difference...

Now, whoever brought the scale itch aboard the Normandy is definitely guilty of beastiality.

Banging alien humanoids, not so much.

Modifié par FaolonSD, 10 février 2010 - 03:23 .

[Bass of Spades]

BaxterBoy123 wrote...

yeah i know but there seems to be alot more fans of her
than thane or others which is suprising...

No, it isn't surprising in the least bit.

Thane is cool and all, don't get me wrong, but the "dark, mysterious, "slightly" brooding assassin" theme is a bigger cliche than Space Marines.

Also, Tali reminds quite a few of us Tali fans (the guys anyways) of that nerdy, sometimes nervous, smart girl in the back row of class. You know, the one that you just can't help but like.

Hell, I actually have a friend from back in high school who is almost exactly like Tali (minus the accent, suit, and weak immune system). Come to think of it, maybe that's why I like Tali... /ponders

[Br0th3rGr1mm]

It's pretty simple:

• Impressive birthing hips and other curvy attributes.
• Mystique via the mask.
• East European accent.

[cerberus1701]

Hyper Cutter wrote...

Jonp382 wrote...

Quarians are not members of the human species, so it's technically still beastiality.

Two members of different sapient species having sex is not bestiality.. We really don't have a term for it, since it hasn't been an issue on Earth since the Neanderthals died out, but there is a difference...

This.

Key word being "sapient"

To me beastiality implies sex with a lesser animal that is not conscious as human beings are and, therefore, can't consent.

[Valshren.Rothchild]

ShadyKat wrote...

BaxterBoy123 wrote...

Ok, im not saying shes bad or anything im not that interested in Tali Personally but why does everyone like her id like to know ? Thanks.

Why Ash?
Why Jack?
Why Liara?
Why Miranda?
Dude it's taste, and Tali has a lot of fans that like her.

Yeah that is pretty much it. Its a preference, and i dont know what it is, but i love me some Tali

[ArcanistLibram]

I don't know. I suspect that I don't want to know either.

[Aedan_Cousland]

I've never been a fan of Talimance, but if I were to hazzard a guess I'd say it was her hips and her accent. Also the mystery of what she looks like is part of it as well, and people that are obsessed with Tali can imagine anything they like. If Tali's face is ever revealed no matter how attractive she is, some of her 'fans' are going to complain and jump ship because she doesn't fit what they imagined.

[afBREAK]

Tali me banana

[Noktarn]

When I found out my LI in ME-1 didn't want anything to do with me, Tali sorta swept in and charmed the hell out of Shep with her cute/shyness. There was a lot of emotional connection after doing her loyalty quest where you had to go "save her" which also added a lot.

[Justin2k]

I'm not one of these Tali-mancer people. I'd not romance Tali anymore than I'd romance my sister. And I think thats where she's likable. She is pretty much like Shepards little sister.

Quarians as a race are likable people. They lost their homeworld and fly around on fleets of ships in their suits. They do a coming of age pilgrimage where they see the world but are treated badly on most planets.

I felt almost as much for the Quarian slave girl and the Quarian girl with the volus and the Quarian shopkeeper who was being bullied as I did Tali.  And Veetor and Kal too.  Even the admirals were quirky and cool.

Its just an awesome race Bioware created. Everyone likes the underdog, and Tali is the one we get on the team.

Modifié par Justin2k, 10 février 2010 - 09:25 .