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[Ghostano]

Is a lame and simple answer but yes I could if I cared for them. Really if you can find someone you want to be with and they want to be with you just as much would be silly to throw it away things like that just seem to be rarer and rarer these days. Ok I have made myself look dumb for the day better stop here.

[Vaemer-Riit]

Daralii wrote...

SL22 wrote...

Yes I would, and it would be a quarian who was born on the starship Zorah, dem accents man.

Tali's birth ship was the Rayya, Zorah is her surname(I think...)

/quarian nerdrage


On topic, of course.

Clan Zorah, crew of the Ship Rayya/Neema (depending on weather it is ME1/ME2)

Link (Skip to 00:33 for the line)

On Topic:

If I found a compatible personality then yes, children could be adopted.

Modifié par Vaemer-Riit, 20 février 2010 - 02:08 .

[Willis Macvalin]

Yeah

I'd probably liked to live with an asari

[Jarcander]

SL22 wrote...

Name
Birth ship
Ship you are assigned to

Meh, I haven't read the codex in ages

So if Tali had born on the ship Qwip Qwip and had been assigned there as well, would her name be Tali Qwip Qwip vas Qwip Qwip or something?

As for the OP, yes.

Modifié par Jarcander, 20 février 2010 - 02:11 .

[vigna]

Isn't it Qwib Qwib?

[Jarcander]

Probably.

[Alamar2078]

SL22 wrote...
You sure? I remember it being

Name
Birth ship
Ship you are assigned to

Meh, I haven't read the codex in ages

IIRC it's:

Name
Clan
Ship you're assigned to
Ship you're born on

So I believe it should be Tali'Zorah vas Neema nar Raaya [sp?] -- I'm willing to be corrected if wrong though

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As far as the topic goes even though I'm a Tali fan I would [realistically] have a very hard time settling down forever with someone that is radically different.

Asari seem human enough so I doubt that would be a problem.  The radically non humans would likely be right out because I'd "never think of them in that way".

A Quarian, while humanoid-ish, would still not likely be a suitable lifelong companion.  Anything involving fluid transfers would be stupid dangerous FOR THEM so most traditional love making would be out.  You would even have a hard time holding hands because of bacterial contamination.  Essentially you would have to totally abandon your old life, get a good hard decontamination, likely some gene therapy, and live in a sterile suit the rest of your life.  Even then I'm pretty sure that bacteria that would be "good for you and needed" would still be very harmful to a Quarian  For your LI's own good I'm not sure that [realistically] being with them forever is a good idea. 

Basically even if you love a Quarian [and they love you] you need to think about if that relationship is fair to them.  Is potentially killing them OK?  Tali shows that she wants physical contact even though it's really playing with fire.  Would both of you be satisfied with just neural programs in your suits??  If you REALLY love her is the best choice just to say no even though it kills you inside??

[Mal_Luck]

I'd likely get over the children thing quickly, love is more important in my opinion. Plus, crazy alien sex.

I'd be more concerned with her children issues(non-asari obviously), but I'm sure something could be worked out.

[Madecologist]

If I cared about them, and they cared about me. We got along and it is clear we love each other and that as time passes those feelings do not die out. Having a close personal bond with someone and trust them. If that person happens to be an alien, so be it then.

[Azriel86]

Sure. I'm totally hot for blue people and people in space suits. I wouldn't care if my children were Asari and if we couldn't have children of our own, well then adoption is always an option.

[HomicidialFrog]

I think I don't even have to answer this, just look at my sig.



So yes as you've guessed, HELL NO!

[beautifvl_flaw]

I would be with whoever I loved, of course. Having kids is important to me, but I'd be happy to adopt some. There must be a lot of kids in the galaxy that need a good home. Maybe I could raise some of the poor kids on the Citadel, or take bring a drell child to live somewhere dry.

[Homebound]

Llandaryn wrote...

if you lived in the ME universe, would you accept a nonhuman to live the rest of your days with him/her?

Sure. Why not?

[Mondo47]

If someone does it for you, and you feel that you want to stay with them for the long haul, and they feel the same way...

It's kind of a no brainer. The kids question would resolve itself if you both wanted it to.

[Madecologist]

The bright side about Asari because of their longer lives. As a human 'father' you won't have to worry about her dating. You will be long dead of old age when she reaches matuirty.

[Skarwael]

Skilled Seeker wrote...

I would bone Krogan.

I... AM...KROGAN!!!



Seriously, though... I would prefer a human partner so I can have the option to have children.

[Tooneyman]

Yes, I would have a quarian and I would be a space bio-engineer. I'm curing her immune system problems and making a hybrid baby human/quarian. It will be called the quariman and yes I am strangE!

[Thresher Maw]

Jarcander wrote...

So if Tali had born on the ship Qwip Qwip and had been assigned there as well, would her name be Tali Qwip Qwip vas Qwip Qwip or something?

Quarians are always assigned to new ships after completing their pilgrimage. No one is ever assigned to their birth ship.

[Madecologist]

Tooneyman wrote...

Yes, I would have a quarian and I would be a space bio-engineer. I'm curing her immune system problems and making a hybrid baby human/quarian. It will be called the quariman and yes I am strangE!

Considering the dual chirality, the limitation is not just biological but chemical too. Making any ANY hybrid very unlikely, even with crazy gene-splicing. If someone pulled off, the child will be like the start of a JRPG plotline.

The only dual Chiralty organism.... savoir or destroyer.

[Elastica]

If I loved them, yeah. Sure. I might even accept a same sex relationship for that matter.



Of course, the more the differences in culture\\background, the more difficult it is to make it work long term. Still, if I found someone I truly love I would definitely go for it.



The point is... never say never.

[Torhagen]

Daralii wrote...

SL22 wrote...

Yes I would, and it would be a quarian who was born on the starship Zorah, dem accents man.

Tali's birth ship was the Rayya, Zorah is her surname(I think...)

/quarian nerdrage


On topic, of course.

Tali'Zorah nar Rayya (later known as Tali'Zorah vas Neema and then Tali'Zorah vas Normandy
Tali from  Clan Zorah Born on the Rayya was crew of the Neema and is now Crew of the Nomandy
/nerded you

Modifié par Torhagen, 20 février 2010 - 04:04 .

[Remaix]

Hm, well... I'd doubt that if I really loved someone, the inability to have kids would scare me off. Love is more important to me than reproduction.

As for what race I'd go for... either a turian or a quarian. Damn it, those voices...

[Vaenier]

Sure, Quarian, Turian, Asari, Geth, doesnt matter that much. I would just care about their personality really.

[Tyreal42a]

Pretty easy to answer, imo. If you ever plan on having children, then no. If you don't, then yes.

[Michoss]

If we're allowing for homosexual marriages, then...Aliens, why not?