Modifié par SilentNukee, 22 juin 2011 - 05:03 .
mya11 wrote...
PhatSeeJay wrote...
Timberley wrote...
PhatSeeJay wrote...
Guess I'll contribute to this thread with my first Mass Effect manip. Be nice.
Now that's nice!
Tim
Aw thaanks.
Good work ! I hope for mass effect 3, shepardette will have hong hairs
Modifié par Ottemis, 22 juin 2011 - 01:31 .
Modifié par Tup3xi, 22 juin 2011 - 02:19 .
nranola wrote...
I just have to say this. Tup, the quality of your screenshots are phenomenal. What kind of voodoo do you have going on there? xD Seriously though, great shots!
Everything maxed out (yup, I've touched the BIOEngine.ini; changed shadowing technique for example) at 1920x1080 with 8xMSAA, 4x transparency supersampling and trilinear + 16x anisotropic filtering. Film grain and motion blur are turned off, those suck big time in ME1. On top of that ambient occlusion which makes the biggest difference. I downsample everything to 960x540 resolution for posts.Modifié par Tup3xi, 22 juin 2011 - 03:11 .
Need to mangle my bf's pc that way too me thinks. Have to look into flycam for ME2 too, but haven't bothered with the coalesced yet. (think it needs to be put in there no?)Tup3xi wrote...
nranola wrote...
I just have to say this. Tup, the quality of your screenshots are phenomenal. What kind of voodoo do you have going on there? xD Seriously though, great shots!
Teh pouwah of overclocked GeForce GTX 570 and i7 2600K @ 4,2GHz.
I do not post process my pics in any way.
Yes, for flycam in ME2 you have to tweak coalesced.ini.Ottemis wrote...
Need to mangle my bf's pc that way too me thinks. Have to look into flycam for ME2 too, but haven't bothered with the coalesced yet. (think it needs to be put in there no?)Tup3xi wrote...
nranola wrote...
I just have to say this. Tup, the quality of your screenshots are phenomenal. What kind of voodoo do you have going on there? xD Seriously though, great shots!
Teh pouwah of overclocked GeForce GTX 570 and i7 2600K @ 4,2GHz.
I do not post process my pics in any way.
Modifié par Tup3xi, 22 juin 2011 - 03:17 .
100k wrote...
Not only that, but I really like how Jacob is able to handle his personal issues. Olivia wants him to open up about his inner conflicts and problems. Jacob tells her that he doesn't carry them around with him, and he doesn't really want her to try and "fix him". Olivia persists, and Jacob gets pissed. That is SUCH a guy/girl relationship thing! As a guy, I have had my ex's want me to expose them, and I really am not a very touchy-feely kind of person, and it has lead many of the women I've known to get the impression that I'm not very open. This is not the case. Its just that, as with many men, I process my emotions and inner conflicts differently than many women.
Many women (but certainly not all) want to talk about their internal feelings and struggles. They like having those kind of conversations with people. Men, who aren't usually quite as emotional (once again, certainly not all men) often just let things go, or prefer to let them fester inside. When femShep insists that Jacob open up to her, its almost as if she wants to find something wrong with him so she can find her place in his life by fixing it (she more or less says this). The fact that she's really working at peeling away his layers is something that maleShep is never really into, and is a very small, but very distinct (and excellent) difference between the two gender PCs.
She understands his ways. The fact that he can though = awesome.
Modifié par sagequeen, 22 juin 2011 - 03:28 .
sagequeen wrote...
Kind of random thought, and perhaps one that's a little too sticky for me to take on this early in the morning -
I've noticed a number of feminist blog posts/commentary showing up surrounding femshep and BW's decision to give her more reaction. Some (actually, quite a few) of these posts are from people who've never even played the games.
While I do find it interesting to read about how people feel the lack of gender-based dialog around femshep gives her this freedom from stereotypes and all, I have to admit that part of me is kind of tired of it already (boy, i bore easily). While I would certainly consider myself a feminist, I think there's a definite danger in coming to see everything through the lens of have/have-not with relation to gender privelege.
And that's pretty much why femshep works: you can analyze it forever, but the point is that how she was written + jen hale's voice + how you can RP it how you like it = awesome lady. And that's kind of all I care about anymore. I just hope she continues that way into ME3, even if that means she still runs like a linebacker.
ELE08 wrote...
This is so true. And also why I love Jacob. It makes him seem more realistic. The gender difference in-game is probably unintentional though, because every character who can't be romanced gets their dialogue abruptly cut-off.
I wonder, do people like it when NPCs can fundamentally disagree with them and actually act on it? I do. It happens so rarely in Mass Effect, Jacob with femShep is a notable example.
Then again, he never disagrees with my femShep
JamieCOTC wrote...
*snipping my rambling*
Speaking of which, this is an intertesting blog post on "Lady Shepard."
@Sage - You need to read the second comment.
Modifié par sagequeen, 22 juin 2011 - 03:43 .
I went lizard-lady monk, booyah!However, when EverQuest 2 rolled around, I went a different way and impulsively created a heavy-set female-identifying character who was also dark-skinned with a gleaming mane of silver hair. She stood out in a crowd like a brightly-spangled circus pony in a sea of cattle.
There are feminists and raving zealot "feminists" and I pray God that those lunatics let femShep alone. I'm scared what they might come up with.sagequeen wrote...
Kind of random thought, and perhaps one that's a little too sticky for me to take on this early in the morning -
I've noticed a number of feminist blog posts/commentary showing up surrounding femshep and BW's decision to give her more reaction. Some (actually, quite a few) of these posts are from people who've never even played the games.
While I do find it interesting to read about how people feel the lack of gender-based dialog around femshep gives her this freedom from stereotypes and all, I have to admit that part of me is kind of tired of it already (boy, i bore easily). While I would certainly consider myself a feminist, I think there's a definite danger in coming to see everything through the lens of have/have-not with relation to gender privelege.
And that's pretty much why femshep works: you can analyze it forever, but the point is that how she was written + jen hale's voice + how you can RP it how you like it = awesome lady. And that's kind of all I care about anymore. I just hope she continues that way into ME3, even if that means she still runs like a linebacker.
Tup3xi wrote...
sagequeen wrote...
*originalpostsnip*
There are feminists and raving zealot "feminists" and I pray God that those lunatics let femShep alone. I'm scared what they might come up with.
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