That picture of her on your desk is the only one of her face you'll ever see, which is why it was so disappointing that the original image looked like this: But now in the Mass Effect Legendary Edition, BioWare have swapped it out for a much more "realistic" pic.įor context, Tali'Zorah is a quarian: a race of humanoid aliens that never take off their special space suits (because they have terrible immune systems). Unfortunately, in the old ME3, that picture of Tali was a stock photo of a model edited to look a bit alien.
It's a nice touch, but for Tali romancers it's particularly special, because it means you actually get to see her face without her helmet on.
Speaking of which, the Tali's Face thread on the Bioware forums is more than worth a look.Striking up a romantic relationship with a character in Mass Effect 3 will earn you a lovely picture of their face that sits on the desk in Commander Shepard's quarters. Let each player find something completely different under there, ranging from a beautiful lady to a fibrous, ever-shifting blob. I know what I'd do in their shoes, mind you. Still, to me the most interesting part of this story is that it sounds like Bioware have no idea what's under the mask either. Watts also talks about where he draws inspiration from, including Final Fantasy: The Spirits Within. We're always 'well, let's talk about something else for a while!' That's something we're going to have to decide."
"Like 'I thought she was going to look beautiful!' or 'I thought she was going to be the most hideous thing ever!' So we've had a lot of debate over Tali's face, but that's the one we kind of dread a lot. "A lot of people want to have her face revealed and obviously people are going to be pissed off either way," said Watts.
Tali has, up till now, sheltered behind the mask that characterises her space-faring people with their terrible immune systems, and in the process has become something of a seductive enigma in the Mass Effect community, as a quick (NSFW) Google image search will prove. I love these strange burps and backdrafts of information that aren't really stories, yet they are.īioware art director Derek Watts has revealed in an interview with CVG that the studio is having trouble deciding whether to finally reveal the face of party member Tali in Mass Effect 3.
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