Female Turian in New Mass Effect DLC *Pictures*

[Jimmy T. Malice]

Ah, look, another thing that should have been in the main game but is instead pushed into overpriced DLC.

Seriously, EA should stop this kind of thing.

 

[natster43]

Looks cool but I think I am done with the Mass Effect Trilogy for now. I did all I wanted to do with the game. I will just wait for when they announce more stuff for Mass Effect 4.

 

[Aurora Firestorm]

I...this almost looked photoshopped, in its own way. It looks way too human.

The Turians always seemed to have a few facial hallmarks to me: the fact that their mouths are always a bit open, and the way that their mouths go all the way around the side of their head, the head plates, and the dark area around the eyes. (Granted, they did always look like they were wearing masks; it bothered me so much, but eventually I got sort of used to it).

In the front-facing picture, the mouth seems to stop before it gets to the mandibles, giving it a human length. The eyes have too-pale flesh tone around them I just thought all Turians had big black sclera with colored irises. The mouth isn't open at all; you can't see the pointy Turian teeth.

I also can't stand it when the face plates are such a different color from the skin that it really does look like they just strapped bone to their faces. >< I know they paint their faces, but but but but. It looks artistically poor.

Why does all alien females need to be "feminine"?
Where are aliens with less humane features? With reversed gender standards?
You know, where is VARIETY?

Most insects and arachnids have females larger than males.
Most of animals have males as "the pretty" ones.
Yet we still make aliens by human standards.
What next? Elcor females being smaller elcor with more delicate facial features?

P.S. On a side note where are aliens with 3 genders? Aliens whose gender can be set only by scale/fur/skin pigmentation? Aliens with really fucked up reproduction cycle?

Welp, we have the asari, who are monogender and designed to attract any species ever; we have salarians, who have no sex drive at all and make contracts to reproduce because the species would die out otherwise. The hanar looks like jellyfish; the elcor look like mutant elephants. Arguably, the salarians look more like the old legendary Grays than humans proper. Aside from the clothing, we really have no idea if female krogan look much different than male krogan; both genders are huge and strong and have basically the same body shape.

Birds of prey also usually have females as larger and scarier than males, which makes the turians weird because they're based on raptors.

 

[Moonlight Butterfly]

I like them I think they look surprisingly feminine. I haven't been able to play ME3 since the ending..:< but I guess Ill get the dlc at some point.

Note: Not in anyway saying it's a bad game I just really couldn't stand the ending and I like the multiplayer but my mate who I usually play with doesn't like Mass Effect so it didn't keep my interest for very long.

 

[Tomeran]

Looks pretty good. Omega DLC has sparked my interest a lot more then Leviathan managed. I do wonder if how its structured though(seeing the citadel quests by Aria) and if its meant to be "endgame" singleplayer dlc, sort of like arrival and lair of the shadow broker.

Not that I'd complain if that was the case, but I wouldnt mind that female turian as a new squadmate.