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Legion is the first geth to communicate, they are very likely capable of it. Why would they though. Legion explains this much when detailing how slow organic speech is and how they communicate at the speed of light. They don't talk to us organics because it's ineffectient and serves no purpose.
And Legion isn't broken from the collective. He's just operating outside of it, lots of geth opperate without direct contact to the collective. It's fairly common. He's just the only geth able to opperate outside the collective alone.
Of this you are not wrong, Legion has not severed himself from the collective correct. He however cannot communicate with them unless he accesses FTL communication. All Geth we have encountered have been simple platforms(forming 100 or so Geth) on specific missions but they were never beyond communication with the rest. Legion may be travelling with Shepard's crew for months even years.
So long as he is not in communication with the collective his "technology" will evolve in a different route than the rest if given enough time. Legion has enough Geth enclosed inside of himself to form actions and reactions of his own. Ironically he might be a "Heretic" by the time he's allowed to recommunicate with the collective.
Legion is the first geth to communicate, they are very likely capable of it. Why would they though. Legion explains this much when detailing how slow organic speech is and how they communicate at the speed of light. They don't talk to us organics because it's ineffectient and serves no purpose.
And Legion isn't broken from the collective. He's just operating outside of it, lots of geth opperate without direct contact to the collective. It's fairly common. He's just the only geth able to opperate outside the collective alone.
Of this you are not wrong, Legion has not severed himself from the collective correct. He however cannot communicate with them unless he accesses FTL communication. All Geth we have encountered have been simple platforms(forming 100 or so Geth) on specific missions but they were never beyond communication with the rest. Legion may be travelling with Shepard's crew for months even years.
So long as he is not in communication with the collective his "technology" will evolve in a different route than the rest if given enough time. Legion has enough Geth enclosed inside of himself to form actions and reactions of his own. Ironically he might be a "Heretic" by the time he's allowed to recommunicate with the collective.
There should be a "life for a life" themed side quest where you kill 10 Cerberus members for every quarian they killed. I'd keep a permanent save just to play it over and over and over and over...and over...
Im sure this question has already been asked but how do quarians eat or drink with their suit ? This question comes to my mind when I saw the two glasses of wine in the after-endgame romance with Tali. Any informations ?
They have a sealable hole on the bottem of their helmets were they can eat nutrient paste and drink water from.
If you are really interested in learning about the race then read Asencion
Thanks! I've bought Ascension but havent read it yet, now i have to altough it's sometimes not easy to understand all details because english is not my first language...
I doubt it, human's and and human ships are less then 30 years old and they were imprinted too. Okeer isn't going to give Grunt obsolete data.
You seen the armour on Shepard's back? Less than a finger's length to fully sever our spine sounds a little off if it's accounting for the armour. Close maybe but suspect. If he's comparing us while naked then yes for sure, but then Quarians would be in that example as well. However wouldn't he mention how much more effective real armour is compared to a body suit?
Looking at the Quarians in game they're much slimmer than humans and that's with the suits. It seems that hardier bodies might be a trait of the unique acids between the Turians and Quarians.
Or perhaps Grunt just needs more practice with his words. He was just born yesterday!
I think that what Grunt said could go both ways. Quarians are virtually always in their suits, so Grunt can just mean that. Or Grunt could mean that Quarian skin/flesh is tougher.
Yeah I am pretty curious with what Grunt meant. Everything I've seen in game points to Quarians being just as squishy as asari/humans/salarians. My guess is maybe he was taking the suit into account, since quarians and their suits go hand-in-hand?
That alone is worth every bit and time taken to download Zaeed.
Besides, he's not a bad henchmen for when you get him during the early part of the game bringing in the firepower needed if you play the harder difficulties (Hardcore / Insanity).
*Diving back 70+ pages into the past*
[quote]FsDxRAGE wrote... next year they said that they are releasing a BIG dlc for ME2, so i imagine it might be a link[/quote] [/quote]
I hope so. ME1 to ME2 had a more or less 2 year time lapse that was explained by your death. So for ME3, I hope they release a DLC / Digital expansion so that people who opt to buy it get a "richer" background story going into ME3 then if they just buy ME3. While doing so doesn't take away the "ME" experience, I just want continuity, which equates more Tali time.
[quote]Commandr Bond wrote... I'd have to side with the Quarians. While I find the moral implications of the creator butchering the creation horrendous at best, objectivity gets thrown out the window when you become personally involved. In character, I wouldn't be able to live with the thought that I'd just condemned Tali's people. And while it may haunt my concious that I let one race destroy another that was just defending itself, its not something I'd have to deal with on a regular basis.[/quote]
You guys are assuming that there's only 2 options. Here is what I think. For those who bought only ME3 and played or chose to play the "default" Shepard ...this will be the case. For those who played ME2 and saved Legion / reprogramed the heretics, there's a third option, stop the war and force a reconciliation of sorts. The plot might well end with the true geths destroying themselves to save the Quarians because it was the logical thing to do. Its the kind of thing I'd expect Bioware to do.
[quote]SL22 wrote...
Where the hell is the Tali loving in this thread? All I'm reading is political crap! [/quote]
Lols! Now the only thing that would top that pic using "Disney inspired sources" would be someone overlaying Tali over Meg doing her "I won't say I am in love" song / scene.
Eh. It is not our way to actively seek out aggressive confrontations with those whom do not hold Tali'Zorah in the same high regard that we do. Each person is free to choose his/her own path and make of things what they will. Of course, should they make erroneous claims about us Talimancers I'm confident many of us will be happy to clear up the misunderstanding. And should some of the haters try to inject their vitriol in to our sanctuary thread for Tali they will be succintly and firmly shut down and ignored until they lose their spirits and vacate this thread.
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Everyone's entitiled to their wrong opinion. But I agree with KFD, people hate something becuase its the easy thing to do when you don't understand something or want to try to understand. And as someone much earlier quoted from Babylon 5, "A Vorlon said understanding is a three edged sword: Your side, their side - and the truth. The truth is, everyone supporting this thread loves Tali's character and hopes to see her in ME3 as a team member. Some just can't or don't want to understand that.
[quote]R34P3RR3D33M3R wrote...
[quote]The_KFD_Case wrote...
This is one of the more interesting, and possibly realistic, takes on what Tali may look like IMO. I'm not convinced that's what BioWare will go for, but it does seem like it could be a realistic interpretation nonetheless. Tali face pic[/quote]
Nostrils. On the forehead.
Either way... since people were talking about their Sheps' first names... Anyone else keeping the default "John" and appearance for all of their Sheps?
I've a bunch of John Shepards. They all look the same. They're all soldiers.
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No. Look at my Avatar, I'll replace that as soon as I can get a better screenie and properly edit it so it's not so blury / washed out.
I do use the default Shepard for my "fun" playthroughs where I just want to unlock a skill or see how the class plays / learn how the skills work and such. But for my "canon" characters I *always* spend the time to do my best to make him look as close to the real me as possible. (though a much younger me hehe!) Which is why I always play as an infiltrator. My own military background = Combat Engineer (nothing like blowing up public property and getting paid for it) / Heli OP insertion / Sharpshooter (think platoon level sniper) so it fits my personality well.
[quote]Raphael diSanto wrote...
*snip*
But by being who she is, Tali hits a lot of buttons for a lot of people - There's a certain 'common denominator' when it comes to attractiveness - And Tali has it in spades.[/quote]
QFT
Posting this first, reply getting large. Wading into the last 30+ pages
Shepard makes everyone look squishy. Also geth weapons do alot of damage against armor/kinetics. So their hard suits don't do much against the geth. Also Quariens are really good fighters. I mean a child (by quarien standards) took out about 4 or so cerberus agents by himself with a shotgun.
Breaking down grunt's comment. He mentions how easy it is to sever a human's spine, and labels them soft, along with salarians and asari. So, with Quarians, he's either including the suit, or maybe quarians have particularly strong bones, which would make the spine harder to sever.
Shepard makes everyone look squishy. Also geth weapons do alot of damage against armor/kinetics. So their hard suits don't do much against the geth. Also Quariens are really good fighters. I mean a child (by quarien standards) took out about 4 or so cerberus agents by himself with a shotgun.
seems to me that quariens are good solo fighters but in squad based combat they fail, look at reger and his squad they were ambushed and sluaghtered, however when reger was alone he was able to excel and use guerrilla tactics. so in short the quariens would excel if they could get a few highly trained cells on there homeworld to disrupt geth movement slowing them down for a full assualt which will take a LOT of casualties no matter what.....unless they get shepard...or hirer the krogan lol
Shepard makes everyone look squishy. Also geth weapons do alot of damage against armor/kinetics. So their hard suits don't do much against the geth. Also Quariens are really good fighters. I mean a child (by quarien standards) took out about 4 or so cerberus agents by himself with a shotgun.
seems to me that quariens are good solo fighters but in squad based combat they fail, look at reger and his squad they were ambushed and sluaghtered, however when reger was alone he was able to excel and use guerrilla tactics. so in short the quariens would excel if they could get a few highly trained cells on there homeworld to disrupt geth movement slowing them down for a full assualt which will take a LOT of casualties no matter what.....unless they get shepard...or hirer the krogan lol
Well his squad was ambushed by a colossus that repaired itself and the geth had to use a drop ship to bomb 3 quariens in a doorway. so im pretty sure they kicked some ****
You seen the armour on Shepard's back? Less than a finger's length to fully sever our spine sounds a little off if it's accounting for the armour. Close maybe but suspect. If he's comparing us while naked then yes for sure, but then Quarians would be in that example as well. However wouldn't he mention how much more effective real armour is compared to a body suit?
Looking at the Quarians in game they're much slimmer than humans and that's with the suits. It seems that hardier bodies might be a trait of the unique acids between the Turians and Quarians.
Or perhaps Grunt just needs more practice with his words. He was just born yesterday!
I think the difference is you'll never come across a naked quarian.
You seen the armour on Shepard's back? Less than a finger's length to fully sever our spine sounds a little off if it's accounting for the armour. Close maybe but suspect. If he's comparing us while naked then yes for sure, but then Quarians would be in that example as well. However wouldn't he mention how much more effective real armour is compared to a body suit?
Looking at the Quarians in game they're much slimmer than humans and that's with the suits. It seems that hardier bodies might be a trait of the unique acids between the Turians and Quarians.
Or perhaps Grunt just needs more practice with his words. He was just born yesterday!
I think the difference is you'll never come across a naked quarian.
Shepard did and a in the Ascension book it comes up.
That Volus you ran into was actually on red sand... So basicly most races will have to be stoners to get biotics... Great another reason for people to get stoned.
That Volus you ran into was actually on red sand... So basicly most races will have to be stoners to get biotics... Great another reason for people to get stoned.
Still I think its a reasonable hypothesis why quarians can't fling people half-way across the room
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altough it's sometimes not easy to understand all details because english is not my first language...
