In the long run though, this is a minor thing in ME3 and I will respect BioWare's decision, whatever it is. A face by any other name would apparently not look as sweet, not when it comes to Mass Effect.After three games of watching the young Quarian TaliZorah nar Rayya grow from an adolescent trying to prove herself into a full-fledged Admiral of the Migrant Fleet, mysteries still remained at the close of Mass Effect 3.Not the least of which was the fact that shed done all the maturing behind an.

Personally I think those who are against a reveal should grow a pair and get over it. I had an idea that maybe BioWare could include some sort of camera control during the reveal scene, like 'Press spacebar to change angles' or maybe give partial mouse control during cutscenes like in literally every Valve title in existence.īut if that were implemented, it would still reveal the face to some, and pictures would surly travel across the extrainternet, ruining the mystery for those who prefer it remain hidden. This poses some problems, mainly, the argument against showing her face. At the culmination of the romance, you'd get a face showing scene if and only if you've been nice to her throughout ME1 and ME2. Maybe in a sickbay, or when viewing one of the children bubbles Zorbs. One person, I can't remember who, had an idea of how to reveal it in ME3:īasically we'd get hints to the reveal throughout the game, with the game showing us a lesser Quarians face when resolving the Quarian/Geth conflict. If they don't show us her face, how will we get more information on what Quarian faces look like? A verbal description? What Quarian is more important? (Okay I guess in the scheme of things the Admirals are more important but shaddap, I'm trying to make a point here) So we could solve that mystery while still keeping they mystery of Tali's face intact, but then, what Quarian is important enough to have their face shown? Kal? Shala? Xen? Maybe, but there is no reason why it wouldn't be Tali. I personally think that they HAVE to show us a Quarians face in ME3.

If they were going to show us her face, why not do it in ME2 when we had that almostbutnotquite reveal? If they do show it, many people (myself included) will be very happy for two reasons:ġ) They finally show us what a Quarian looks like.īut there will be people who will dislike this decision because they had their own personal idea of what she looked like and, in more harsh words, it would ruin the mystery. This is probably one of the most debatable decisions there are for the Talimance part of ME3.

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