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[Azint]

Das Wolfen wrote...

That 'Tali hug' wallpaper reminds me of the 'Don't Fear The Reaper' music video someone did in youtube for some reason. Must watch that again.

You can never go wrong with Blue Öyster Cult.

[Sky Shadowing]

In before the Tali's Face discussion grows too much...



I personally wouldn't care if we never saw what Tali's face, and in fact fear seeing what it looks like. For it to meet the personality, it would have to be absolutely friggin incredible.



All of us already have our own theories what Tali looks like. Letting us see her could change her in our eyes. She's already some people's unhealthy obsession.

[Sky Shadowing]

runescapeguy9 wrote...

Sky Shadowing wrote...

In before the Tali's Face discussion grows too much...

I personally wouldn't care if we never saw what Tali's face, and in fact fear seeing what it looks like. For it to meet the personality, it would have to be absolutely friggin incredible.

All of us already have our own theories what Tali looks like. Letting us see her could change her in our eyes. She's already some people's unhealthy obsession.

What is this UNHEALTHY mention?
I spent most of my days off sitting here on this forum and I feel GREAT!
Tali

You can never come back here again, starting... NOW.

How does that make you feel?

[Decurian]

I suspect that Bioware considers revealing Tali's appearence as a major event in ME3. The way they treat her romance option in ME2 seems to support this.



Frankly, I could go either way on this. However, tying this into a major story event in ME3 would be brilliant. Drama for the win.

[Phil725]

UFOash wrote...

alickar wrote...

UFOash wrote...

Zuranamee wrote...

Well hopefully bioware doesnt pull a bungie, we all thought we'd get to see the Master Chief in Halo 3 lol

I hope they do, Whatever Tali looks like under the mask will likely dissappoint somebody.
Simple solution: Leave her masked, make her look extremely pretty under even in suit, perhaps show boobs?

if they show face it will dissspoint the haters and make the talimancers happy

Tali looks great in her suit, once she takes it off she'll just be another alien.
But when shes masked everyone can think what they like about her.
Master Chief & Tali are both proof that the ability for the player to reflect his own ideas onto a character makesthe character great.
You unmask her that all goes down the drain.
Just my opinion

Master Chief and Tali are not the same at all aside from the fact that we haven't seen either's face. 

Master Chief is a first person avatar, when you play Halo, you are Master Chief.  Tali is a seperate character created arbitrarily by Bioware.  They control her appearance, personality and actions.  We have no effect on Tali aside from what our character does to her.  The only idea you can project on Tali is your idea of her face.  And what Tali's face looks like is such a small percentage of her actual character that it's not worth mentioning IMO.

We already know most of what there is to Tali.  I don't see how the last few % points can destroy the rest of it.

[Sky Shadowing]

runescapeguy9 wrote...

Sky Shadowing wrote...

runescapeguy9 wrote...

Sky Shadowing wrote...

In before the Tali's Face discussion grows too much...

I personally wouldn't care if we never saw what Tali's face, and in fact fear seeing what it looks like. For it to meet the personality, it would have to be absolutely friggin incredible.

All of us already have our own theories what Tali looks like. Letting us see her could change her in our eyes. She's already some people's unhealthy obsession.

What is this UNHEALTHY mention?
I spent most of my days off sitting here on this forum and I feel GREAT!
Tali

You can never come back here again, starting... NOW.

How does that make you feel?

Like I want to rip your head off and shove it up your crack.
But Tali is near, so I would have to go paragon and make peace with you.

Exactly.

[FlashedMyDrive]

I'd rather see it. Unless she looks like a Batarian or Vorcha, I wouldn't be disappointed.

[Sky Shadowing]

runescapeguy9 wrote...

Sky Shadowing wrote...
Exactly.

[smilie]http://social.bioware.com/images/forum/emoticons/uncertain.png[/smilie]

The last question was hypothetical, so stop inching your hands towards my throat and know that you can post here until you feel like dying.

Modifié par Sky Shadowing, 06 mars 2010 - 07:35 .

[Azint]

Phil725 wrote...

Master Chief and Tali are not the same at all aside from the fact that we haven't seen either's face. 

Master Chief is a first person avatar, when you play Halo, you are Master Chief.  Tali is a seperate character created arbitrarily by Bioware.  They control her appearance, personality and actions.  We have no effect on Tali aside from what our character does to her.  The only idea you can project on Tali is your idea of her face.  And what Tali's face looks like is such a small percentage of her actual character that it's not worth mentioning IMO.

We already know most of what there is to Tali.  I don't see how the last few % points can destroy the rest of it.

Said something similar a few minutes ago.

But that just means we have the same idea.

[Phil725]

Sky Shadowing wrote...

In before the Tali's Face discussion grows too much...

I personally wouldn't care if we never saw what Tali's face, and in fact fear seeing what it looks like. For it to meet the personality, it would have to be absolutely friggin incredible.

All of us already have our own theories what Tali looks like. Letting us see her could change her in our eyes. She's already some people's unhealthy obsession.

There's two sides to the unhealthy obsession coin.  If someone is on here all day a month and a half after ME2 has been out, are we really going to like Tali less if she is purple instead of blue?

Bioware isn't going to make her ass ugly.  And everything else is perfectly acceptable to me.  Like I said before, don't get too caught up on specifics, and you'll be happy with the result.  I would think most people understand that.

[Das Wolfen]

FlashedMyDrive wrote...

I'd rather see it. Unless she looks like a Batarian or Vorcha, I wouldn't be disappointed.

[the postman45]

i have 3 differant ME accounts one is a soldier, another a Vangurd, and the last an infiltrator. on the Vanguard i tried to stay loyal to ashley and not romance tali like i did in the other two but i just coulnt do it lol. it was too hard not to.

[intersect]

Phil725 wrote...

Sky Shadowing wrote...

In before the Tali's Face discussion grows too much...

I personally wouldn't care if we never saw what Tali's face, and in fact fear seeing what it looks like. For it to meet the personality, it would have to be absolutely friggin incredible.

All of us already have our own theories what Tali looks like. Letting us see her could change her in our eyes. She's already some people's unhealthy obsession.

There's two sides to the unhealthy obsession coin.  If someone is on here all day a month and a half after ME2 has been out, are we really going to like Tali less if she is purple instead of blue?

Bioware isn't going to make her ass ugly.  And everything else is perfectly acceptable to me.  Like I said before, don't get too caught up on specifics, and you'll be happy with the result.  I would think most people understand that.

You just maybe think of the South Park episode with the butt-head people... lol

[danteshepard]

Phil725 wrote...
They control her appearance, personality and actions.  We have no effect on Tali aside from what our character does to her. 

That brings up an interesting concept. in ME1 you could influence both Garrus and (provided you played a femshep) Kaiden. What would it be like for a renegade shepard to influence Tali to a more violent, aggressive person? Not jack psychotic or Grunt "kill anything that moves", just showing off a darker side to her personality.
I'd rather like to see that.

[Azint]

danteshepard wrote...

Phil725 wrote...
They control her appearance, personality and actions.  We have no effect on Tali aside from what our character does to her. 

That brings up an interesting concept. in ME1 you could influence both Garrus and (provided you played a femshep) Kaiden. What would it be like for a renegade shepard to influence Tali to a more violent, aggressive person? Not jack psychotic or Grunt "kill anything that moves", just showing off a darker side to her personality.
I'd rather like to see that.

I'm quite content with Tali not being malevolent.

[Das Wolfen]

danteshepard wrote...

Phil725 wrote...
They control her appearance, personality and actions.  We have no effect on Tali aside from what our character does to her. 

That brings up an interesting concept. in ME1 you could influence both Garrus and (provided you played a femshep) Kaiden. What would it be like for a renegade shepard to influence Tali to a more violent, aggressive person? Not jack psychotic or Grunt "kill anything that moves", just showing off a darker side to her personality.
I'd rather like to see that.

Well her loyalty mission has a massive effect on the Quarian people, especially chaotic if you hand the evidence in.

[the postman45]

Azint wrote...

danteshepard wrote...

Phil725 wrote...
They control her appearance, personality and actions.  We have no effect on Tali aside from what our character does to her. 

That brings up an interesting concept. in ME1 you could influence both Garrus and (provided you played a femshep) Kaiden. What would it be like for a renegade shepard to influence Tali to a more violent, aggressive person? Not jack psychotic or Grunt "kill anything that moves", just showing off a darker side to her personality.
I'd rather like to see that.

I'm quite content with Tali not being malevolent.

yea really, i like her just the way she is

[Phil725]

Das Wolfen wrote...

danteshepard wrote...

Phil725 wrote...
They control her appearance, personality and actions.  We have no effect on Tali aside from what our character does to her. 

That brings up an interesting concept. in ME1 you could influence both Garrus and (provided you played a femshep) Kaiden. What would it be like for a renegade shepard to influence Tali to a more violent, aggressive person? Not jack psychotic or Grunt "kill anything that moves", just showing off a darker side to her personality.
I'd rather like to see that.

Well her loyalty mission has a massive effect on the Quarian people, especially chaotic if you hand the evidence in.

Yeah I feel like we'll have a large influence over the quarian people, moreso than Tali as an individual.  Tali seems a lot more sure of herself than ME1 Garrus or Kaidan.  The quarian people on the other hand, they're pulling 5 different directions and are just screaming for a unifying voice.

[byne]

danteshepard wrote...

Phil725 wrote...
They control her appearance, personality and actions.  We have no effect on Tali aside from what our character does to her. 

That brings up an interesting concept. in ME1 you could influence both Garrus and (provided you played a femshep) Kaiden. What would it be like for a renegade shepard to influence Tali to a more violent, aggressive person? Not jack psychotic or Grunt "kill anything that moves", just showing off a darker side to her personality.
I'd rather like to see that.

You mean like what they did to Liara and totally ruined her? I'll pass.

Quick. Someone catch me up on what I missed since I went to sleep back around page 1741

[Das Wolfen]

byne wrote...

danteshepard wrote...

Phil725 wrote...
They control her appearance, personality and actions.  We have no effect on Tali aside from what our character does to her. 

That brings up an interesting concept. in ME1 you could influence both Garrus and (provided you played a femshep) Kaiden. What would it be like for a renegade shepard to influence Tali to a more violent, aggressive person? Not jack psychotic or Grunt "kill anything that moves", just showing off a darker side to her personality.
I'd rather like to see that.

You mean like what they did to Liara and totally ruined her? I'll pass.

Quick. Someone catch me up on what I missed since I went to sleep back around page 1741

I like the direction they took with Liara because I didn't. It was an imperfection, a character becoming darker t make the story more believable, like Garrus channelling Batman.