I think a great way to end the series would be for Tali to remove her mask, the 'camera' pans to her, but just before it gets to her face, the credits roll.
They wouldn't hurt Tali!syrus27 said:Lmao I tell you what would be great, if you chose to romance Tali and then just before the end some Krogan Husk grabs her masks and rips it off and you see her face for the first time. She starts screaming for help and Shepard runs to her but it's too late as bacteria eats her face while she's still alive. Ye, and Shepard is powerless to stop it. Major sadz moment ='(
No they are at least slightly allergic, during Talis' loyalty mission she explains that taking back the home-world would require 60years to re-adapt vs taking a new planet which would require 600 years of adaption.radioactive lemur said:Quarian homeworld has been confirmed as a location to visit in ME3. Quarians aren't allergic to stuff in their homeworld, so there would be no reason for them to be wearing masks.
Just want to say I'm not a talimancer, but I'm making this point anyway. I think revealing the face would just spoil it. There's no way they could make something that lives up to the air of mystery.scorptatious said:I personally think they should reveal her face. But only if you are romancing her.
I can kind of see why people wouldn't want her face to be revealed though, it adds to the mystery and appeal of her character.
This seems like a really good idea, but I doubt it will satisfy them "Show her face NOW" kinds of people.crimsongamer said:i think that quarians faces should be DESCRIBED and not actually shown, so we can create our individual ideas about what they look like under there masks
if it was actually shown though, it wouldn't really phase me
That, unforutnately, is never going to happen. The Volus CANNOT go outside of their suits in an environment suitable for Humans, Turians, Quarians and Asari. If they do, they will suffocate because they breathe ammonia, their flesh will split open and their blood will boil out of their bodies due to the lowered atmospheric pressure. Quarian immune systems might make open-air environments very hazardous, but they can at least attempt it. Not so with the Volus.The Keeper said:What about the Volus? Doesn't anyone want to know what they look like?