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[solazz]

Wow, over 2500 pages and they still haven't shut us down. I wonder how long we'll be allowed to carry on?

[Mass_Effect1-3_4_LIFE]

Shazzammer2 wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Shazzammer2 wrote...

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.

You all cheated on Liara?

Lol I don't speak for everyone. In all honesty though ... Liara changed. She not the same anymore. She obsesed in taking down the shadow broker.

lol i  never played the first ME, but i prolly still wouldve went with Tali:wub:

[Angelraid]

Somebody1003 wrote...

Azint wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

You all cheated on Liara?

I've got a playthrough where I stayed loyal.

I wasnt able to bring myself to cheat on her.

Do you post on the liara thread too somebody?

Would i get flamed if I hopped over there for a min, like that other guy did?

[Phil725]

Alphyn wrote...

danteshepard wrote...

I'm fishing for opinions anyway. facts would be nice but opinions are interesting too. I'm in the camp that thier colder base temp than us. nothing to prove it just personal. beleif

We suggest it might come off as un-attractive towards other species. Most organics prefer warmth on skin.

We also suggest that the body temperature is slightly higher than humans. Estimating about 99.4 degrees. 

Attractiveness to other species isn't a concern of evolution.  Whatever temperature they are would be attractive to other quarians, and that's all that matters.

[Alphyn]

huntrrz wrote...

FIRST - Tali'Zorah does NOT 'sweat'.  She 'perspires'.

SECOND - Tali'Zorah does not perspire.


Hmmph! <_<

Suggests anger over wording choices.

[Pauravi]

alickar wrote...

Pauravi wrote...

alickar wrote...

little sunlight=pale skin

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

suit covers everything sunlight very little unless Quarians have different things thty make up skin then skin would turn pale from little sunlight

I bolded the important part.
Why would you think that Quarians have the same skin pigment as humans?  After all, their planet has a different atmosphere and their Sun radiates in a different spectrum.

Humans lose skin pigment when there is no sun because having too much melanin causes vitamin D deficiency.  There is pressure to not have too much skin color without sun.

However, it is perfectly plausible that Quarian skin pigments are not detrimental in low-sun conditions.  In that case there is no evolutionary reason to lose the pigment, and they wouldn't get any lighter.

[danteshepard]

Well guys, as fun it is being on topic (for once) I should go. I have a lot of work to do on my oneshot collection.

So I'll see you later.

Keelah Se'lai and kick a reaper in the quad while I'm gone.

[Shazzammer2]

In all honesty I thought there was a way to get a threesome with Ashley and Liara. Haha, my hopes were dashed when I heard it wasn't possible.

[alickar]

Phil725 wrote...

Alphyn wrote...

danteshepard wrote...

I'm fishing for opinions anyway. facts would be nice but opinions are interesting too. I'm in the camp that thier colder base temp than us. nothing to prove it just personal. beleif

We suggest it might come off as un-attractive towards other species. Most organics prefer warmth on skin.

We also suggest that the body temperature is slightly higher than humans. Estimating about 99.4 degrees. 

Attractiveness to other species isn't a concern of evolution.  Whatever temperature they are would be attractive to other quarians, and that's all that matters.

homeworld would not be by sun if their cold blooded

[solazz]

Somebody1003 wrote...

sergio71785 wrote...

I like Liara, and I considered her a superior LI to Ashley in ME1. I don't even have a problem with her in ME2.

It's just I like Tali so much more than her. I wanted Tali as an LI back in ME1. <3

Really? What made her so interesting in ME1 for you?

I really didnt notice her much in ME1 until I saw how so many people liked her, then I started to talk to her more.

She drew me in with all that talk of her people, their culture, lives, etc.  It was really quite intersting.  And she had such a cute voice to explain it all with.

[alickar]

danteshepard wrote...

Well guys, as fun it is being on topic (for once) I should go. I have a lot of work to do on my oneshot collection.
So I'll see you later.
Keelah Se'lai and kick a reaper in the quad while I'm gone.

bye

[Alphyn]

Phil725 wrote...
Attractiveness to other species isn't a concern of evolution.  Whatever temperature they are would be attractive to other quarians, and that's all that matters.

Not a concern of evolution, we agree. More of a concern towards preference. 

[alickar]

Pauravi wrote...

alickar wrote...

Pauravi wrote...

alickar wrote...

little sunlight=pale skin

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

suit covers everything sunlight very little unless Quarians have different things thty make up skin then skin would turn pale from little sunlight

I bolded the important part.
Why would you think that Quarians have the same skin pigment as humans?  After all, their planet has a different atmosphere and their Sun radiates in a different spectrum.

Humans lose skin pigment when there is no sun because having too much melanin causes vitamin D deficiency.  There is pressure to not have too much skin color without sun.

However, it is perfectly plausible that Quarian skin pigments are not detrimental in low-sun conditions.  In that case there is no evolutionary reason to lose the pigment, and they wouldn't get any lighter.

need to see tali face to solve this argument also

[chool77]

hi guys .. just got off work, any thing going on over here?

[Angelraid]

Somebody1003 wrote...

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

Ditto, I liked Liara in ME1, but shes not even the same person in ME2. I woulda broke it off w/ her when I met here on illium if bio woulda let me.

How cruel.

I wouldnt have been mean about it, but she clearly cares more about revenge than our relationship. She practacally broke up with you anyway. She just isnt the same person that I was attracted to in ME1.

[epoch_]

chool77 wrote...

hi guys .. just got off work, any thing going on over here?

[Angelraid]

Alphyn wrote...

Phil725 wrote...
Attractiveness to other species isn't a concern of evolution.  Whatever temperature they are would be attractive to other quarians, and that's all that matters.

Not a concern of evolution, we agree. More of a concern towards preference. 

preference can drive evolution.

[Soban]

tapetum lucidum theory is nonsense. Mainly becuase Tali has a tinted visor. For light to shine out of her eyes it has to shine in first. If true, it means that Tali is not just badass aborable who is kicking your ass she's a BLIND badass adorable who is kicking your ass.

[Alphyn]

chool77 wrote...

hi guys .. just got off work, any thing going on over here?

Discussion about Creator-Tali'Zorah's biological features.

[sergio71785]

Somebody1003 wrote...
Really? What made her so interesting in ME1 for you?

I really didnt notice her much in ME1 until I saw how so many people liked her, then I started to talk to her more.

Well, for one, I found her physically the most attractive female. Yeah, couldn't see her face, she was in a suit, etc., but her body, just dayum! 

Secondly, the voice. I really dug her eastern european accent.

Thirdly, I virtually always played as a soldier; usually all I'd switch up would be my weapon specializations. Thus, I needed a tech to hack things, and Tali filled that roll perfectly. 

Fourthly, I really liked Tali's personality. She wasn't quite as well developed as I would've liked, but she just came off as a very cute, kind, and humble person. She thanked for not treating her poorly. 

[danteshepard]

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

Somebody1003 wrote...

Geth Hunter Alpha wrote...

Ditto, I liked Liara in ME1, but shes not even the same person in ME2. I woulda broke it off w/ her when I met here on illium if bio woulda let me.

How cruel.

I wouldnt have been mean about it, but she clearly cares more about revenge than our relationship. She practacally broke up with you anyway. She just isnt the same person that I was attracted to in ME1.

And that was the whole point. To give us a viable reason to "cheat" Both LI's abandoned us so we turned to someone else. In our case Tali.