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[landis963]

So, what's your take on the lazarus scars and at what point do they lose the coolness factor?  I personally enjoy them at the point where Shepard only has the three red lights in his eyes, but maintaining the Paragade score at that point is a pain (before you ask, I don't do the hacking thing because I don't know or care how).   Others I know like their renegades descending (so to speak) into Terminators, others will gladly shell out the 50000 platinum for the healing procedure.  

[MinotaurWarrior]

I love the eyes, and the lights coming from the scars, but hate the scars themselves.

[Darkhour]

landis963 wrote...

So, what's your take on the lazarus scars and at what point do they lose the coolness factor?  I personally enjoy them at the point where Shepard only has the three red lights in his eyes, but maintaining the Paragade score at that point is a pain (before you ask, I don't do the hacking thing because I don't know or care how).   Others I know like their renegades descending (so to speak) into Terminators, others will gladly shell out the 50000 platinum for the healing procedure.  

 Preferred the ME1 scars.  They had more character and I had little backstories fro how he got them. Eh, whatever.

[Da Mecca]

Initially: Okay that's pretty cool I guess.

Full Renegade: WHAT THE HELL MY FACE IS EATING ITSELF HELP ME CHAKWAS

[tjzsf]

Liked the scars, though the lighting could be turned down and the full-renegade could be laxed a bit. Red eyes also could stand to mesh a little better with other eye colors.

[Selene Moonsong]

Too bright, looks more like open wounds than scars and the visual effect does make it look more like a hot lava glow rather than 'angry red scarring'.

[hotdogbsg]

Loved the scars, hated the lava eyes

[Rolling Flame]

I actually quite like them, especially the eyes, although, I still can't figure out why people talk to Shepard when his/her face and eyes are glowing red. If I saw that, I'd be heading in the opposite direction as fast as possible.

[The_Illusive]

Since Sheploo had had scars in the E3 demos, I'm sure we're gonna keep the scars.

Do I like the scars? Hell no! I removed them on my Renegade playthrough. Ugly as hell.

[articulateneon]

I think they're appropriate for my most deviously wicked Renegade Shepards. Everyone else gets them removed.

[RJPOGI]

slight scars make shepard look badass

[Ahriman]

Scares are bad, eyes are good.
I cannot accept the reasoning behind this though. Why is Renegade more stressed? He is getting much more fun by shooting mercs and punching reporters. Perhaps it would be better if Shepard's eyes glowed when Shepard is angry. 

thurmanator692 wrote...
Honestly, i would prefer it to be more like a terminator thing than a sith lord thing. It would be epic if you didn't start with the scars in ME3, but there were scenes in which Shepard takes a hit and exposes his/her not so human features

Also this. I wonder how powerfull at reanimating these implants are. Can they remove bullets from Shepard's body? Can they restore heartbeat?

[Elvis_Mazur]

O liked them in the beginning, but it gets so strong and visible afterwards that I do not even want to see the scars again.

[Black Raptor]

Wizz wrote...

Scares are bad, eyes are good.
I cannot accept the reasoning behind this though. Why is Renegade more stressed? He is getting much more fun by shooting mercs and punching reporters. Perhaps it would be better if Shepard's eyes glowed when Shepard is angry. 

thurmanator692 wrote...
Honestly, i would prefer it to be more like a terminator thing than a sith lord thing. It would be epic if you didn't start with the scars in ME3, but there were scenes in which Shepard takes a hit and exposes his/her not so human features

Also this. I wonder how powerfull at reanimating these implants are. Can they remove bullets from Shepard's body? Can they restore heartbeat?

It's not stress, its positive and negative thoughts. 

The facial scars work for some playthroughs, others not so much. 

[InvaderErl]

I liked the neutral/balanced look, I think they're pretty distinctive and look good in the dark. The evil scars were overmuch I think.

Modifié par InvaderErl, 10 juin 2011 - 01:01 .

[landis963]

Wizz wrote...

Scares are bad, eyes are good.
I cannot accept the reasoning behind this though. Why is Renegade more stressed? He is getting much more fun by shooting mercs and punching reporters. Perhaps it would be better if Shepard's eyes glowed when Shepard is angry. 

thurmanator692 wrote...
Honestly, i would prefer it to be more like a terminator thing than a sith lord thing. It would be epic if you didn't start with the scars in ME3, but there were scenes in which Shepard takes a hit and exposes his/her not so human features

Also this. I wonder how powerfull at reanimating these implants are. Can they remove bullets from Shepard's body? Can they restore heartbeat?

I just thought of something - Those implants can restore Shep's heartbeat, that's why hir health regens instead of relying on medigel like in the first game.  Of course, this doesn't explain why your squadmates seem to have regenerating health as well, but that's probably just anti-frustration.  

Modifié par landis963, 11 juin 2011 - 11:45 .

[Black Raptor]

landis963 wrote...

Wizz wrote...

Scares are bad, eyes are good.
I cannot accept the reasoning behind this though. Why is Renegade more stressed? He is getting much more fun by shooting mercs and punching reporters. Perhaps it would be better if Shepard's eyes glowed when Shepard is angry. 

thurmanator692 wrote...
Honestly, i would prefer it to be more like a terminator thing than a sith lord thing. It would be epic if you didn't start with the scars in ME3, but there were scenes in which Shepard takes a hit and exposes his/her not so human features

Also this. I wonder how powerfull at reanimating these implants are. Can they remove bullets from Shepard's body? Can they restore heartbeat?

I just thought of something - Those implants can restore Shep's heartbeat, that's why hir health regens instead of relying on medigel like in the first game.  Of course, this doesn't explain why your squadmates seem to have regenerating health as well, but that's probably just anti-frustration.  

Armour has changed to contain medigel conduits which auto heals anyone wearing the armour. Health regen has got nothing to do with Shepards heart restarting after being shot. 

Basically the technology from some of the armour mods in ME1 (which grants auto healing and immunity to poison at high lvls) has advanced enough to be standard issue in all suits of armour and even implanted into people themselves.

Modifié par Black Raptor, 11 juin 2011 - 11:56 .

[Sarcastic Tasha]

In some lighting they looked really cool and they did make Shep look more intimidating, but in the dark they glowed too much. I removed them from my fully renegade Shep but had to reload because she looked too innocent without them (even in ME1 she had a big scar so seeing her with none at all was odd).
I wish some of the characters would comment on the scars, I guess most people would be too polite (or afraid Shep might punch them) to say anything but characters Shep has known since ME1 would surely say something.

[phantomdragoness]

I can actually live without the scars. When I found out they would remain and get worse due to your decisions, I immediately thought of Fable. Okay, ME is sci-fi and anything can happen, but I thought the transformer scarring was a bit silly.

Instead of Shepard's face eating itself, maybe something else? His/her scarring heals completely as a natural healing process, or by any other way Cerberus deems necessary to complete Shep's visage. Instead, he/she acquires scars during their missions? Maybe with considerably wicked choices, Shep receives more scars than when he/she makes noble ones? That seems more logical to me, anyway.

But you know, I guess in theory that could be what is happening in the game: get more damage as a Renegade, more of your face gets peeled off. But the "you can heal your face with positive thinking" scenario is weak to me. I miss the option to have scars or not like in ME1 - how they look and where they are placed. As said before by others, the Renegade scarring is too bright; Shepard looks like a lava lamp ready to blow.

[Mathy16]

Its a very complicated love-hate relationship...
at some times I think they are awesome but sometimes I can't stand the look of them...

[Nezzer]

I like them, I just hate the fact that they glow. I like the scars from ME1 better.

[Leeroi]

I love them on a pretty female face. Makes Shepard look like a killing machine and eliminates the need for make up

[ladyvader]

[quote]phantomdragoness wrote...

I can actually live without the scars. When I found out they would remain and get worse due to your decisions, I immediately thought of Fable. Okay, ME is sci-fi and anything can happen, but I thought the transformer scarring was a bit silly.[quote]I thought more of KotOR II-The Sith Lords actually instead of Fable.  I never really got any scars in Fable and the ones you did get had nothing to do with your choices, but if you got knocked out or not.  Unless your are refering to the horn/halo thingy.  Or the white/red wings in Fable III.  

Modifié par ladyvader, 11 juin 2011 - 09:25 .

[chibievil]

i loved the scars and the red coming from it, the eyes are awesome, my full renegade character looks like terminator.