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[Lord Abrasion]

JeanLuc761 wrote...

Phil725 wrote...
While I'm not partial to one skin color over the other, I'm still waiting for someone to re-skin this one lavender

Dunno how dark you wanted that but hey

Looks like a more realistic rendition of this one:

Modifié par Lord Abrasion, 11 mars 2010 - 10:53 .

[Azint]

Somebody1003 wrote...

Well what did you post?
Was it all Tali love?

I said I support Liara.

They told me to go back to the Tali thread.

[alickar]

Shazzammer2 wrote...

alickar wrote...

el pardack wrote...

epoch_ wrote...

JeanLuc761 wrote...

Phil725 wrote...
While I'm not partial to one skin color over the other, I'm still waiting for someone to re-skin this one lavender

Dunno how dark you wanted that but hey

AH GAWD, perfect. This IS tali.

It IS perfect!

skin needs to be lighter

lol tis no pleasing Tali fans .....its gotta be darker, no its gotta be lighter! Her eyes to glowy ....blah blah.

little sunlight=pale skin

[Alphyn]

JeanLuc761 wrote...

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

I think the skin looks a little slimy for some reason. reflection too prominent. but still very very good interpretation IMO

Your skin would be slimy too if you spent most of your life in a suit. 

We agree. Creator-Tali'Zorah's skin not "slimy", but "sweaty".

[danteshepard]

Azint wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

I'm positive that her eyes aren't synthetic. *Every* quarian has glowing eyes. Why would they implant synthetic eyes for every Quarian? How could they spend the resources for that? All their eyes should be fine, their sun is nearly identical to our own, just a bit older.

One should also note that quarians are aliens. Biology that applies to creatures on Earth won't necesarrily apply to aliens.

I am willing to believe that their eyes naturally glow.

also a viable theory. Just accept that they do, and they make her look awesome.

[sergio71785]

However, It wouldn't surprise me if her eyes end up not having anything special, and it's revealed that her mask just simulated eyes.



It wouldn't really make sense, since you can clearly see the eyes "behind" the mask, but at the same time I'm positive that the only reason they gave her glowing eyes in the first place was so that the player had some kind of representation of eyes to look at when talking with her. It's really important for humans to be able to look at eyes, to make an emotional connection.

[alickar]

Alphyn wrote...

JeanLuc761 wrote...

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

I think the skin looks a little slimy for some reason. reflection too prominent. but still very very good interpretation IMO

Your skin would be slimy too if you spent most of your life in a suit. 

We agree. Creator-Tali'Zorah's skin not "slimy", but "sweaty".

women do not sweat as much as men

[Azint]

Somebody1003 wrote...

How did they even know?
The signature just made em so go away?

I guess so. Haven't posted there since.

[Shazzammer2]

Somebody1003 wrote...

Azint wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

LegendaryAvenger wrote...

Geth admire her. BTW somebody, did you turn asari?

Yes, I embraced eternity.

I've got to say, you're a braver man than I. Coming onto the Talli thread so often and still prasing Liara.

I posted once on the Liara support thread. I got flamed.

Well what did you post?
Was it all Tali love?

I think its because most tali lovers were actually Liara lovers (including me). But after seeing what was happening to her in ME2 ...I went with Tali.

[Alphyn]

sergio71785 wrote...

However, It wouldn't surprise me if her eyes end up not having anything special, and it's revealed that her mask just simulated eyes.

It wouldn't really make sense, since you can clearly see the eyes "behind" the mask, but at the same time I'm positive that the only reason they gave her glowing eyes in the first place was so that the player had some kind of representation of eyes to look at when talking with her. It's really important for humans to be able to look at eyes, to make an emotional connection.

We agree. Mating with any of our Creators, or quarians, would be difficult towards all organics.

[sergio71785]

Azint wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

I'm positive that her eyes aren't synthetic. *Every* quarian has glowing eyes. Why would they implant synthetic eyes for every Quarian? How could they spend the resources for that? All their eyes should be fine, their sun is nearly identical to our own, just a bit older.

One should also note that quarians are aliens. Biology that applies to creatures on Earth won't necesarrily apply to aliens.

I am willing to believe that their eyes naturally glow.

Yeah, but it wouldn't make sense for Quarian eyes to not be able to use visible light very similarly to the way ours do, if their sun produced a lot of electromagnetic radiation in that wavelength, which I assume it would if it's similar to ours. 

Modifié par sergio71785, 11 mars 2010 - 10:55 .

[Alphyn]

alickar wrote...

women do not sweat as much as men

Suggests that Creator-Tali'Zorah is not human, therefore has different biology. 

[Pauravi]

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

Wave nature relevent as it is wavelenght that determins what part of spectrum light falls into. Visible light only very very small portion of light wave spectrum.

Once again, what is your point?
If the light being reflected by the cat's eye were outside the visible spectrum we wouldn't see it anyway and the cat's eyes wouldn't glow.

Also, just do you know, the wave nature of light is an explanation for color, but it is not important to describing the behavior of light in that circumstance.  When you talk about the importance of light's wave nature, you're typically describing cases where the effects like diffraction, dispersion, or interference are happening.  Those are the only calculations where the light's wavelength/frequency has an effect on the outcome.

Simple reflection is not wavelength dependent, and color can be described on it's own terms without referencing wavelength -- which is to say that you don't need to know the wave nature of light to understand that light exists in a spectrum that extends beyond the visual range, or even to describe that spectrum.

Particle nature makes light diffuse otherwise it would be pitch black at bottom of steps which it clearly is not as i can easily see objects beside the cat as well as the cat itself.

I didn't say it was pitch black.  I just pointed out that the extremely high reflectivity of the tapetum can make the eyes glow very brightly, even in the absense of much light.  Obviously if it was PITCH black, there would be no light to reflect.

Honestly I don't even know why we're arguing about this.  I feel like my point was pretty straightforward and obvious.  What is it that you're objecting to?

[danteshepard]

Alphyn wrote...

alickar wrote...

women do not sweat as much as men

Suggests that Creator-Tali'Zorah is not human, therefore has different biology. 

This also raises another interesting question. Would quarians have colder skin than a human's?

[Angelraid]

Azint wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Well what did you post?
Was it all Tali love?

I said I support Liara.

They told me to go back to the Tali thread.

I guess not every group is as tolerant as we are here on the Tali thread.

[alickar]

sergio71785 wrote...

Azint wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

I'm positive that her eyes aren't synthetic. *Every* quarian has glowing eyes. Why would they implant synthetic eyes for every Quarian? How could they spend the resources for that? All their eyes should be fine, their sun is nearly identical to our own, just a bit older.

One should also note that quarians are aliens. Biology that applies to creatures on Earth won't necesarrily apply to aliens.

I am willing to believe that their eyes naturally glow.

Yeah, but it wouldn't make sense for Quarian eyes to not be able to use visible light, if their sun produced a lot of electromagnetic radiation in that wavelength, which I assume it would if it's similar to ours. 

too many opinions on why eyes glow only way to conclude argument need to see talis face

[Azint]

sergio71785 wrote...

Azint wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

I'm positive that her eyes aren't synthetic. *Every* quarian has glowing eyes. Why would they implant synthetic eyes for every Quarian? How could they spend the resources for that? All their eyes should be fine, their sun is nearly identical to our own, just a bit older.

One should also note that quarians are aliens. Biology that applies to creatures on Earth won't necesarrily apply to aliens.

I am willing to believe that their eyes naturally glow.

Yeah, but it wouldn't make sense for Quarian eyes to not be able to use visible light, if their sun produced a lot of electromagnetic radiation in that wavelength, which I assume it would if it's similar to ours. 

For better or worse, I do like the glowing eyes. It adds a much needed amount of personification, along with the body language.

Also, has anyone else seen that strange glitch where Tali's eyes occasionally stop glowing? It's actually quite distracting to see a completely opaque mask, I've gotten so use to the eyes.

[Pauravi]

alickar wrote...

little sunlight=pale skin

No, it doesn't.
In humans it does, but it isn't a necessary mechanism.

[Azint]

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

Azint wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Well what did you post?
Was it all Tali love?

I said I support Liara.

They told me to go back to the Tali thread.

I guess not every group is as tolerant as we are here on the Tali thread.

Not all of us are quite so tolerant, either.

[Phil725]

Alphyn wrote...

JeanLuc761 wrote...

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

I think the skin looks a little slimy for some reason. reflection too prominent. but still very very good interpretation IMO

Your skin would be slimy too if you spent most of your life in a suit. 

We agree. Creator-Tali'Zorah's skin not "slimy", but "sweaty".

I really doubt that quarians would be sweaty in their suits.  Keep in mind, these suits aren't something that you could go out and build in a few days.  They are super advanced pieces of technology that a race of tech geniuses build with the intention of spending their entire lives in.  If you were always sweaty in them, that would get old really fast.  They would find a way to change that.

With all of the technology they have for containing disease and scrubbing bacteria, I would say its likely that the suits are completely temperature controlled.  Also I could be wrong, but can't their suits basically perform shower like tasks at a microscopic level continuously?  If they could, sweat wouldn't be an issue.

[alickar]

danteshepard wrote...

Alphyn wrote...

alickar wrote...

women do not sweat as much as men

Suggests that Creator-Tali'Zorah is not human, therefore has different biology. 

This also raises another interesting question. Would quarians have colder skin than a human's?

hmmm idk most mammals are warm blooded

[sergio71785]

Azint wrote...
Also, has anyone else seen that strange glitch where Tali's eyes occasionally stop glowing? It's actually quite distracting to see a completely opaque mask, I've gotten so use to the eyes.

Maybe she's just looking away and her tapetum lucidum isn't reflecting light in your direction.