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[Skyline_Stanza]

Chignon wrote...

Okay, here's a question for everybody:

What was your FemShep's proudest career moment?

Well, Cam's a Colonist/Ruthless girl....so Torfan's a no go...
Hmmm, that is a tough one! Chig, you pose such a good question.
 
I'd say...saving Feros with all of the colonists in tact. She never really got over Mindoir, so helping Feros defend itself successfully against the Geth and the Thorian made it feel like she was redeemed for not having saved her family and friends.

Bring Down the Sky was also one of her proudest career moments, as she finally realized that she needed to let go of the old ghost that haunted her. Now, she treat batarians as equals...so long as she's treated well in return.

Gah! Does it have to be one moment? xD

[scampermax]

fortunesque wrote...

 Hello. I don't think I've posted in here before. I assume that part of the idea of this thread is to share so I'll share 

I have a femmySheppy of my own that I absolutely adore, despite her manly animations and improper sitting. Her name is Faith and she's a renegon that romanced and remained loyal to Kaidan. Here's a pic (xbox, sorry for quality)

Nice. I really like the black lipstick on her.


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Jih's proudest career moment: making N7. That's something she chose and went after herself. It proved a runty, little street rat could make something of herself if she had enough determination.

Modifié par scampermax, 08 novembre 2010 - 11:51 .

[jlb524]

Proudest career moment....as mentioned, hijacking the Normandy to fly to Ilos to stop Saren once and for all. My Shep is a Torfan vet too, so she's not very proud of that.

[fortunesque]

Mine is proud of Torfan, which seems to be a departure from convention. She's not proud of losing her unit but she's glad that she permanently removed terrorists from existence.

[rage-monk]

sagequeen wrote...

 @ rage: that does look better. did you tweak a setting for that?

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Yeah, I think so. But like I said earlier I don't really know how. Best way to help I can think of is that we compare our C*.inis. Feel free to PM me on if/how you'd like to do that.

[FireEye]

Chignon wrote...

Okay, here's a question for everybody:

What was your FemShep's proudest career moment?

I tried, but apparently mine doesn't have one. 

[Jagged Orchid]

f1r3storm wrote...

Video time.

First a new one called Heart of Courage.

And if anyone wants to hear more german.. :happy: two vids i uploaded: Approaching the Shadow Broker's base and Paragon Ending.

That was an excellent video. I loved it! I really enjoyed the music. Can't wait to see more from you in the future. Makes me want to buckle down and actually work on my vid.

I'll have to check out the other vids as well.

@Gilsa
That is a great picture. The artist really did a wonderful job depicting Shepard.

Chignon wrote...

Okay, here's a question for everybody:

What was your FemShep's proudest career moment?

I think Alex's proudest career moment was taking down Saren and saving the council. She took a risk when she ordered the 5th fleet  to assist in saving the Destiny Assension instead of focusing all the firepower on Soverign. Lucky for her, it paid of. She generally has pretty good battle instincts though.

@Sable
Your Epic Muisc Playlist is rather epic. I'm actually really enjoying it. I love finding new music.

@Sage
I love your picspam. You really know how to get the best out of flycam!

[Skyline_Stanza]

fortunesque wrote...

Mine is proud of Torfan, which seems to be a departure from convention. She's not proud of losing her unit but she's glad that she permanently removed terrorists from existence.

That's a unique way of thinking about it! I like that.

[Vanguard1219]

Morgan's proudest achievement? Receiving her N7 certification, oddly enough. It seems relatively minor when compared to some of her other accomplishments, but she was proud of her self nevertheless. Gaining Spectre status barely comes in second, and if it had happened under happier circumstances, might even top her list.

The Blitz, receiving the Star of Terra, that entire debacle with Saren and even stopping the Collectors; there all things that Morgan is glad she was able to see through to the end but she isn't proud of them. Too many people had to die for "The Shepard Legend" to become what it is by the time ME2 is over, and while there's no doubt that she's done more good than should be asked of a person, feeling something as esoteric as "pride" for doing it just comes across to her as disrespectful to the memories of the people that didn't make it out the other side alive.

@Sable: For your music collection, might I suggest You May Call Me Father and The Greatest Jubilee from Bayonetta (don't let that stop you), Rising Empire by Immediate Music, Interstellar by Groove Addicts and Agressive Intervention by Future World Music. You already have damn near everything else I was going to throw at you

Modifié par Vanguard1219, 09 novembre 2010 - 12:12 .

[Chignon]

Skyline_Stanza wrote...
 
I'd say...saving Feros with all of the colonists in tact. She never really got over Mindoir, so helping Feros defend itself successfully against the Geth and the Thorian made it feel like she was redeemed for not having saved her family and friends.

I really like that, Sky - a great moment.

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(One day I'll probably do a picture with all three of them.)

[fortunesque]

I really miss the old medium armor style for the ladies. It was very sleek and feminine but functional looking :/

[Skyline_Stanza]

Chignon wrote...

Skyline_Stanza wrote...
 
I'd say...saving Feros with all of the colonists in tact. She never really got over Mindoir, so helping Feros defend itself successfully against the Geth and the Thorian made it feel like she was redeemed for not having saved her family and friends.

I really like that, Sky - a great moment.

Really? Thanks, Chig! I was a little afraid that it didn't sounds...unique enough. I'd like for Cam to stand out and make a place for herself amongst her sister FemSheps. (Becasue if you think about it, they're all one big extened family, sharing a family name and what not. Imagine what reunions would be like, eh? xD)

[Vralenalien]

Chignon wrote...

Okay, here's a question for everybody:

What was your FemShep's proudest career moment?

Jennifer's proudest career moment was taking down Saren. She's ruthless background and don't like at all what she did in there. On personal level she thinks her proudest moment is taking down Shadowbroker.

My current one, Amy,  has not played ME1 through yet so her proudest moment might change, but atm it's defending Elysium during the blitz. She enjoys helping people and when she was able to hold the line until help came and was able to save the colony, that wasreally huge deal for her.

Damn, I really need to write down background informations about my other FemSheps too. (One of these times when I envy you who can only play one Shep and immerse yourself to her. )

[fortunesque]

Here's another question:



What is your femShep's greatest regret? What does she feel she could have done better?

[Ponyoyo]

Chignon wrote...

Okay, here's a question for everybody:

What was your FemShep's proudest career moment?

Kate's proudest moment was when she convinced Talitha to get help.  In the end it's not an action that helped save the universe or stop the Reapers, but it did change Talitha's life for the better.  That moment reminded her of why she signed up for the military in the first place: to protect people.  She tries to keep Talitha in the back of her mind whenever she's fighting, to remind herself of what she's fighting for.  

[sagefic]

@ fort: i find this question easier to answer because i think kyrie's mostly proud to be still sane after everything that has happened. before meeting kaidan - elysium. she got pretty close to committing war crimes then. after meeting kaidan - um...probably kaidan. after horizon, she's not sure what the heck she did wrong, only that she regrets whatever it was.

[Kary Tyrrell]

Chignon wrote...

Okay, here's a question for everybody:

What was your FemShep's proudest career moment?

Karys proudest career moment? Joining the Officer-Ranks as 2nd Lt. Thats definitely not as astonishing as saving the Galaxy, but for her it was the greatest Milestone in her life.


Greatest regret? - Leaving all those poor Childs behind on Earth, without never looking back or even trying to help them leaving Gang life.


Something random: Kary and her loved Mako <3

Modifié par KaryTyrrell, 09 novembre 2010 - 01:26 .

[jlb524]

fortunesque wrote...

Here's another question:

What is your femShep's greatest regret? What does she feel she could have done better?

Well...Torfan.

At the time, she didn't care about her squad...didn't care about her own life, and was sloppy.  She knows she could have done better and should have done better, though she knows some casualties couldn't be avoided....but that would be better than most of her squad getting killed.

[sagefic]

okay, some stuff i missed:

re: sable's mini fic

Sialater wrote...

That's all right... Meghan doesn't leave the poor guy hanging. Even if Kyrie does.

ha! so true. go meghan.

and @ sable - did i mention that was wonderfully well written? no? well, it was. fantastic! 

edit: and because you said you didn't mind pics, here's one for the road.

i intended for it to be kind of funny/macabre, but i think it sort of looks like she's picking a wedgie. NOT quite the commanderly, "i laugh in the face of death" look i was going for...

Modifié par sagequeen, 09 novembre 2010 - 01:31 .

[Chignon]

I already saw this screen in your album, sagequeen. It's great - it might even be my favourite so far.

[Skyline_Stanza]

fortunesque wrote...

Here's another question:

What is your femShep's greatest regret? What does she feel she could have done better?

Torfan. Cam hated what it did to her. At first, she was ready and roaring to go, her hands a blur as she traced singularities, hurled Throws and catapaulted the batarian terrorists with Lift. 

Torfan, as I've stated, was a purging of emotions for Cam. She laid her heart down on the battlefield, ridding herself of that tired, ice-hot ache that had carved a home inside her chest. She wanted the batarians to be scared of her. She wanted them to feel what she felt, the pain, the terror, the never ending nightmares. 

It's due to these emotions that she struck down several surrenduring batarians as well, feeling as though that even they didn't deserve to live. It's only when she was done, when she was allowed a moment of reprieve, that she crumpled to the ground, horrified at what she's done. Sure, she was glad she'd gotten her revenge, but she found that she was no better than the slavers she was trying to fight, at one point...  

[ADLegend21]

fortunesque wrote...

Here's another question:

What is your femShep's greatest regret? What does she feel she could have done better?

(not a femshep but)Adam- not draggin ashley back to the shuttle on Horizon, he was a spectre so he could ahve done it since she was out in the terminous systems
Kallen: Killing Benezia. she was romancing Liara and felt terrible that she had to kill her mother in front of her.
Angela:  not romancing Kaidan (some people will find that interesting) she was so busy doing her Spectre duties (I got the completionist acheivement with her first) and she didn't find herself attracted to him until *dun dun duuunn* horizon when she got crushed.

[FireEye]

fortunesque wrote...

Here's another question:

What is your femShep's greatest regret? What does she feel she could have done better?

"You can always do better."

Right, so... the answer to this and the former question is ostensibly, "She's a raging perfectionist.  I think."  Good to know. 

[fortunesque]

So I guess I ought to answer my own question XD

She doesn't regret having to be a monster to get the job done. Shepard doesn't have enough feelings of self-worth to worry about her reputation or what others may think of her. Sure, things that she's done have emotionally impacted her but she doesn't dwell on them.

One thing she really wishes to do over is the decision to save the Council. By saving them, she hoped to have them wrapped around her finger to spur them into action. Shepard believed that a united Council (albeit a corrupt government in and of itself) would be wiser than having a chaotic new government when they were about to go to war. Her plan didn't work and Shepard continually finds herself wondering what would have happened if she'd not saved the Destiny Ascension.

Modifié par fortunesque, 09 novembre 2010 - 02:00 .