Poll: Should Tali's face be revealed?

[aegix drakan_v1legacy]

I'm ok with it either way. If they DO show her face, though, it should be at the very very end.

All I'm really curious to know is if she has scaly skin (like a reptile) or feathers, or fur, or smooth skin. Aside from that, I don't care what her face is like. The whole point of Tali's love arc is looking beyond appearances anyway.

 

[AngeloG]

The poll is silly, there is no option of a definite NO. If there was, I'd choose that. It is her character to be hidden.

 

[fulano]

How can anyone hate Tali? Not only is she awesomely smart, sriven, and can take care of herself in a fight, but she is afflicted with what would be a non contagious analogue of space AIDS through no fault of her own.

Some people have no soul...

 

[Subbies]

Couldn't care less about Tali, what I really want is a love option for Legion, that would be hilarious.

 

[Sackgesicht]

I think Shephard will ask Mordin to find something to repair the quarian immune system , and than they will run around without mask.
By the way : Tali sayed in Part two she hates her mask .If you like here than you should help her to get it away.

 

[Soviet Steve]

Yes, and I want it to be revealed that she was actually Christopher Walken the whole time. OH!

 

[Varrdy]

I had a rather sobering idea earlier on but I will share it with you anyways.

I was thinking about the whole "Should we get to see Tali's face?" issue and this is what I came up with:

Tali's face should only be seen if she is mortally wounded in some massive battle and, as Shepard cradles her dying body in the aftermath, the mask is removed (by her or Shep) and the first we see of her face is her last, weak smile before she dies.

If it wasn't me who thought of it, I'd say it would be a fiendishly-evil twist that would make me sad but still nod in respect at the somewhat barbed response to the masses who demanded to see her face.

It would horrify me as much as the next ME fan (even though I chose Liara as my love interest) but the moral of the story is the classic "Be careful what you wish for..."

Wardy