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[delesar]

I'd understand that in Salarians, we'd probably never see their females, but in the cases of the other species, we most likely haven't, the lack of  any sexual dimorphism is what makes me believe that.

Modifié par delesar, 21 février 2010 - 10:05 .

[raichualuvsong]

The-OC wrote...

Im pretty sure on the Thane recruitment mission you find a female salarian. The voice is much softer. If you dont know the one i mean, the salarian that points the gun at you. The other salarian says he her brother.

No they're both males. 

[Looy]

Salarian's and Krogan's female have a lore explanation for not being around. Turian and Batarian females don't.

[Ryzaki]

Varenus Luckmann wrote...
Because we consider homosexuality an affront to nature and barring that, good taste. Other than that, I think the majority of people just don't want to see time and resources wasted on something such a vast minority is pushing for.

I find that hilarious on the internet. Your computer, car, house and many other luxuries are an affront to nature you realize yes?  And Miranda and Samara's outfits are an affront to good taste. As is the strippers and the like in the game. Kelly as well in some people's views. Secretary flirting with her commanding officer and telling him how attractive she finds members of his crew? Really classy and professional. <_<

A vast minority? ...wait pick one or the other either they're a minority, a decent sized portion, or large amount. WTF is a vast minority? That's like saying a large amount of a sizeable portion. WTF does that mean? 

Though if BioWare would have spent less time on Miranda's ass and ****** and more time on the plot. Yeah I can see the whole "get rid" of the LI attitude. Frankly I'd take a longer game over all romances. And some co-op. and Not knowing you're going to be fighting from the convient placements of cover in the room.  That would have been nice.

And something not as boring as planet scanning. And a better explantion for the ME1 LIs not joing your squad.  And...hell alot of things.

I highly doubt a MM romance is going to drain ME2 of resources. <_< Also like the ridculously Kelly mance and fish tank they are optional. No one is going to force you to do so. And claiming that they take out a large fraction of the game's budget is simply untrue. I'm willing to bet one of the biggest drains on resources is the graphics and combat systems. The two things the majority of players happen to enjoy.

And VOs. Everyone loves good VA.

Modifié par Ryzaki, 22 février 2010 - 01:15 .

[Kloreep]

The Angry One wrote...

Well Salarian and Krogan females seem firmly in the kitchen so whatever.
But I did a double take when I heard Garrus talk about a Turian female in the military. I was like "well where the hell are they then!"

Indeed. Lack of Salarian females is actually pretty well explained (even if I'm still confused how a male ended up their Councilor) and Krogan females seem to have been pretty thoroughly subjugated in post-genophage society, if they weren't already.

Turian apperances, though, are so lopsided after two games that "how do you know you haven't seen one already" almost seems like the only plausible explanation that could be given.

[newcomplex]

It isn't really needed to make salarian and krogan females, but turians definitely need a female.

[Ryzaki]

ivan.inverse wrote...

Sexual dimorphism is conveniently uncommon in nature, so who are we to say that it's not the same for intergalactic life?

We saw many men and women of the Quarian species, but they have mammalian physiology. On the other hand, Krogan and Turians seem to be reptillian while Salarians are clearly amphibian. There's not much in the way of dimorphism outside of size among those phylum, so for all we know we have already seen female members of those species but dismissed it casually based on our anthropomorphic bias.

That is really plausible.

Still Turian female Squadmember for ME3!

At least so we can get some hilarious convos between her and Garrus.

[KrunkMasterB]

Lvl20DM wrote...

I think it's likely we'll see female Krogan and Turian in ME 3. The devs have hinted that we might see the Turian homeworld or at least a major colony.

When haev they said that?

[CrassKid]

It's weird that we don't see any Turian females (that we know of). Given that they serve in the military and Turians  seem rather militaristic, they should be quite prevelant. I support the addition of alien females, if and only if, they have additional time and resources to do it right. If they have to cut weapon/vehicle models and cutscenes, then forget it. If they're going to be lazy about it and just slap some long hair and pair of knockers (or quad?... :happy:...? ...! ) on the standard Krogan model, then forget it.

[dgrrahi]

[KrunkMasterB]

The-OC wrote...

Im pretty sure on the Thane recruitment mission you find a female salarian. The voice is much softer. If you dont know the one i mean, the salarian that points the gun at you. The other salarian says he her brother.

No it's not. Females are to important to the Salarians for them to be janitors

[Hyper Cutter]

Looy wrote...

Salarian's and Krogan's female have a lore explanation for not being around. Turian and Batarian females don't.

Batarians I can understand, iirc they're basically totalitarian and those sorts of governments tend to keep women on a tight leash.

It's the turians that make no sense.

[Dracotamer]

I still want to see them!

[GodWood]

I vote,

female batarian

female turian

female salarian

female krogan

female drell

[Halo Quea]

And children too! There are no children anywhere in the ME games.



Considering that the Krogan value every one of their rare children, I would imagine they would be guarded like treasure, but I still would like to see them.



Now I am curious as to what all of the female types of these various species will look and sound like.



I would imagine that a Volus female probably won't look different at all because of their environmental suits. But Elcor females might look different, might even be larger than the males. lol



The Turians, Drell and Salarians would probably be the most interesting to see as females.

[Hulluliini]

I'd like to see female turians just because I can't imagine what they'd be like. But I can't wait to see the Raloi!

[GodWood]

Halo Quea wrote...

 But Elcor females might look different, might even be larger than the males. lol.

We may of already seen an elcor female because on the advertisement for the elcor Hamlet on the Citadel we see an elcor quoting one of Ophelia's lines.

[Nashanas]

What would be funny is if the female krogans had a very feminine body and are surprisingly attractive. (LOL) that would troll every Mass Effect fan out there.

EDIT: I hope they do it, it would be awesome to see everyone's face go all 'OMG WTF??!? A Hot Krogan?!?'

Modifié par Nashanas, 22 février 2010 - 09:36 .

[phisen]

Looy wrote...
Turian and Batarian females don't.

But there is one batarian female in the game, I think. Right when you get to Omega, you get greeted by a salarian. A batarian shows up and tells him to take a hike, and the salarian responds "Yes, whatever she wants". I always cringe, because that's not one good looking gal

I actually found the clip on the 'tube as well, Moklan is her name!

[Jewsapalewsa]

Ryzaki wrote...

Varenus Luckmann wrote...
Because we consider homosexuality an affront to nature and barring that, good taste. Other than that, I think the majority of people just don't want to see time and resources wasted on something such a vast minority is pushing for.

I find that hilarious on the internet. Your computer, car, house and many other luxuries are an affront to nature you realize yes?  And Miranda and Samara's outfits are an affront to good taste. As is the strippers and the like in the game. Kelly as well in some people's views. Secretary flirting with her commanding officer and telling him how attractive she finds members of his crew? Really classy and professional. <_<

A vast minority? ...wait pick one or the other either they're a minority, a decent sized portion, or large amount. WTF is a vast minority? That's like saying a large amount of a sizeable portion. WTF does that mean? 

Though if BioWare would have spent less time on Miranda's ass and ****** and more time on the plot. Yeah I can see the whole "get rid" of the LI attitude. Frankly I'd take a longer game over all romances. And some co-op. and Not knowing you're going to be fighting from the convient placements of cover in the room.  That would have been nice.

And something not as boring as planet scanning. And a better explantion for the ME1 LIs not joing your squad.  And...hell alot of things.

I highly doubt a MM romance is going to drain ME2 of resources. <_< Also like the ridculously Kelly mance and fish tank they are optional. No one is going to force you to do so. And claiming that they take out a large fraction of the game's budget is simply untrue. I'm willing to bet one of the biggest drains on resources is the graphics and combat systems. The two things the majority of players happen to enjoy.

And VOs. Everyone loves good VA.

While the "affront to nature" thing was pretty offwensive and ignorant, your rant on the innacurracy of the term "vast minority" was alittle off base.  I'm fairly sure that this is a gramatically correct phrase.  My college english professor used it anyway.  I say this only because I believe the rest of your response had merit, but the inclusion of something so nit-picky and arguable fallacious hurts the rest of your argument. 

[Jewsapalewsa]

GodWood wrote...

Halo Quea wrote...

 But Elcor females might look different, might even be larger than the males. lol.

We may of already seen an elcor female because on the advertisement for the elcor Hamlet on the Citadel we see an elcor quoting one of Ophelia's lines.

You're right.  Good catch.

[v.dog]

ivan.inverse wrote...

Sexual dimorphism is conveniently uncommon in nature, so who are we to say that it's not the same for intergalactic life?

We saw many men and women of the Quarian species, but they have mammalian physiology. On the other hand, Krogan and Turians seem to be reptillian while Salarians are clearly amphibian. There's not much in the way of dimorphism outside of size among those phylum, so for all we know we have already seen female members of those species but dismissed it casually based on our anthropomorphic bias.

Valid point. Or perhaps Bioware simply can't figure out a way to make them feminine without geting them breasts.

I think krogan females should be bigger, but with a less proment humps and scales. They don't suffer from blood rage, but even so, you wouldn't want to ****** one off.
Turian females (based of what Garrus said), should be smaller but more supple.
Vorcha and hannar- who can tell? Perhaps they are monogendered (or tri-gendered, like bees).
Salarians should be kept a mystery. It's a cultural thing.
Batarians, smaller nostiles, but a thinner, more proment ridge on the head. It's subtle, tho'. Only they can tell.
Drell- I'll leave that to someone else.

Modifié par v.dog, 22 février 2010 - 09:58 .

[Matshelge]

phisen wrote...

Looy wrote...
Turian and Batarian females don't.

But there is one batarian female in the game, I think. Right when you get to Omega, you get greeted by a salarian. A batarian shows up and tells him to take a hike, and the salarian responds "Yes, whatever she wants". I always cringe, because that's not one good looking gal

I actually found the clip on the 'tube as well, Moklan is her name!

The She he is talking about is Aria T'Loak.

[VasQuipQuip]

GodWood wrote...

I vote,
female batarian
female turian
female salarian
female krogan
female drell

I second that emotion.

Though I think that one Krogan who "speaks for the females" might be a female. I know its never said he/she/it is, it has a differnt sort of voice then the others.