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[Soldier989]

I found it here: http://www.facepunch...2&postcount=994

I have no idea where that guy found it.

[Arrtis]

maybe it seems acceptable.

[DaftPaycheck]

Seems reasonable. Except I can't get the image of a preying mantis devouring her mate out of my mind now.

[Burdokva]

Kinda like Quarians without the helmets... oh, no!



Joke aside, looks like a very good concept to me. Very similar to the male Turians, yet still distinctive.

[Valmy]

I sure hope they finally show us female Salarians and Turians in ME3. I can see leaving out female Batarians and Krogan and so forth...but Salarians and Turians are two of the most important species in ME.

[Riot Inducer]

that seems about right, took the existing turian model and embellished some female traits on it. It's not overdone imo either, I approve.

[Garuda One]

Burdokva wrote...

Kinda like Quarians without the helmets... oh, no!

Joke aside, looks like a very good concept to me. Very similar to the male Turians, yet still distinctive.

[reteka]

It's simple, its a design of Bioware, at least, seem so, or look alike to one. xDDDDDDD

It will be a good look for Turian Female

[AtreiyaN7]

Whoever did it, nice drawing - seems quite realistic and appropriate without being over-the-top or anything.

[planguy]

I like it, but there does seem to be some evidence of breasts, which I'm not sure I like. I don't think Turians should have mammary glands. Otherwise a good way of making a feminine turian.

[Llandaryn]

This one approves of the artwork in question.

[Ninja Ataris]

Looks good.

[Valmy]

I heard concept art for the female Turians existed during the developement of ME1. Is this based on that or is it, in fact, the concept art itself?

[OH-UP-THIS!]

Hold on there Skippy, birds don't have boobs!

[Llandaryn]

ohupthis wrote...

Hold on there Skippy, birds don't have boobs!

That we know of.

I mean, we've only seen earth-birds. Nobody has seen space-birds. And the platypus is a good example of a monotreme that has characteristics of both birds and mammals.

Modifié par Llandaryn, 12 février 2010 - 07:43 .

[Arrtis]

ohupthis wrote...

Hold on there Skippy, birds don't have boobs!

But they are gonna turn it into a romance option we gotta have something.

[Culwch]

Quarians, who seem to share at least some of their physiology with Turians, do have breasts. If Turians are mammal analogues, it would more or less make sense for females to be built like that.



I would expect Salarian females to be flat-chested, though.

[DirewolfX]

She has flexibility.



Looks pretty good to me. We should see some female turians already.

[Soldier989]

ohupthis wrote...

Hold on there Skippy, birds don't have boobs!

Maybe futuristic space birds do.

[Pannamaslo]

Who siad anything about birds? I don't know where people get this idea that Turians are birds? They look like reptiles or reptomammals. As for a drawing I like it very much. Want this to be cannon

[Burdokva]

It doesn't look like breasts to me, the Turians have a chest-plate of sorts - look at this concept: http://i39.tinypic.com/e8u4o3.jpg

[Arrtis]

Soldier989 wrote...



I found it here: http://www.facepunch...2&postcount=994

I have no idea where that guy found it.

Are turian feet like that?
I thought they were a bit different.

[spartan117 lbg]

Looks good but I didnt thinl the feet were like that.

Modifié par spartan117 lbg, 12 février 2010 - 07:50 .

[planguy]

ohupthis wrote...

Hold on there Skippy, birds don't have boobs!

Agree with this comment. I mean, we don't need boobs to make something feminine. Just make the female sleeker, at least if we assume that turians are sexually dimorphic in a similar fashion to humans.