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[android654]

OmegaXI wrote..Response to the OP: I don't know, but if femshep is infertile..well thats just kinda sad : (

Or lucky. Depends on how you look at it.

What is it with thesepeople and their obsession with getting Shepard pregnant. There have easily been half a dozen threads with the same theme in the past week or so.

[AlphaDormante]

If reviving Shepard's eggs were possible within the Lazarus Project, I see little reason why they wouldn't. TIM is kind of a weirdo and could arguably want to ensure Shepard's ability to pass on her awesome genetic code, it's hard to see Miranda depriving Shepard of a chance at motherhood considering her own issues, and nobody cares what Wilson thought. And Shepard did a well enough job of not getting pregnant for 29 years, so she doesn't really need them looking over her shoulder in thar regard.

I'm guessing she's fertile, but if anything, there's probably optional birth control crap built into her cybernetics anyway.

[vvDRUCILLAvv]

mrsph wrote...

vvDRUCILLAvv wrote...


No Grunt babies? Im crushed. 

Someone is going to post that image of Shepard with Wrex's babies and it is going to be all your fault!

edit: If you want Shepard to have children just have him/her adopt. There are going to be plenty of orphans. Shepard has probably created a few orphans. Your Shepard is probably an orphan. Shepard can adopt him or herself. Ain't no says s/he can't. And if there is, Shepard can make up a new rule, Shepard is saving the galaxy. S/he can do whatever the **** she wants!

That picture is disturbing I must admit. What have I done..................

[Doofe2012]

Asenza wrote...

Doofe2012 wrote...

When Shepard died, she was not actually biologically dead, where the body's cells die. She was only *clinically* dead, as can be said to the VS on Horizon. This only means that the heart and lungs ceased to function. The Collectors captured Shepard in this state of being and put her in stasis before actual cell death could occur. This is the ONLY reason why Cerberus was able to revive her as she was at all.

The cells in her body didn't die, therefore she is still fertile.

Where did you get that information? Because after Shepard asphyxiated, they burned up while re-entering Alchera's atmosphere and collided with a planet with explosive velocity.

Shepard = dead.

If Bioware hadn't gone that far, they wouldn't have so many issues explaining this, now. A coma, or cryo-stasis would have served far better without breaking the laws of the universe.

I got the info from the in-game scene on Horizon where either male or female Shepard can say to the VS (at least if you romanced them, not sure about if you didn't) that he/she "was clinically dead."

I'm not sure how loosely the writers used this term, but in the world of medicine all 'clinically dead' means is that the brain and heart have ceased functioning, but cell death has yet to occur. Now, we don't really have much information about the technical parts of the Lazarus Project, but I'm fairly certain a body can't be brought back to life with memories and knowledge still intact if the brain's cells have died. Even with Reaper technology if that's what Cerberus had to resort to.

This means that once the Normandy went down, the Collector's must have picked up the body and put it in stasis so it would not enter the phase of 'biological death', when cells have died and the only way to bring back Shepard would be as a husk or with cloning. Logically, this means that female Shepard's eggs never died and she could still have a child naturally.

[wolf99000]

Doofe2012 wrote...

Asenza wrote...

Doofe2012 wrote...

When Shepard died, she was not actually biologically dead, where the body's cells die. She was only *clinically* dead, as can be said to the VS on Horizon. This only means that the heart and lungs ceased to function. The Collectors captured Shepard in this state of being and put her in stasis before actual cell death could occur. This is the ONLY reason why Cerberus was able to revive her as she was at all.

The cells in her body didn't die, therefore she is still fertile.

Where did you get that information? Because after Shepard asphyxiated, they burned up while re-entering Alchera's atmosphere and collided with a planet with explosive velocity.

Shepard = dead.

If Bioware hadn't gone that far, they wouldn't have so many issues explaining this, now. A coma, or cryo-stasis would have served far better without breaking the laws of the universe.

I got the info from the in-game scene on Horizon where either male or female Shepard can say to the VS (at least if you romanced them, not sure about if you didn't) that he/she "was clinically dead."

I'm not sure how loosely the writers used this term, but in the world of medicine all 'clinically dead' means is that the brain and heart have ceased functioning, but cell death has yet to occur. Now, we don't really have much information about the technical parts of the Lazarus Project, but I'm fairly certain a body can't be brought back to life with memories and knowledge still intact if the brain's cells have died. Even with Reaper technology if that's what Cerberus had to resort to.

This means that once the Normandy went down, the Collector's must have picked up the body and put it in stasis so it would not enter the phase of 'biological death', when cells have died and the only way to bring back Shepard would be as a husk or with cloning. Logically, this means that female Shepard's eggs never died and she could still have a child naturally.

I would not belive what was said in that scene I got the feeling shepard was just telling people what they she/he figured would work best and not sound crazy I mean if your lover/friend came up to you 2 years later and said I was brought back to life in that way what would you think

I mean they never have shepard come out and tell anyone she died the closet she gets is saying they rebuilt me and when talking with liara who knew what was being done as she found your body

I posted a theard a while back about the fact the body would have burned up once it entered the orbit of the plant most people figured the armour would have protected the body some what but there is no way  you can be spaced then enter a planets orbit and then the ground on that planet and live shepard was dead as from the lake of air

but also miranda and jacob said all that was left was meat and bones that hints at the fact your cells were dead plus was the comic where liara finds your body not set months after the Normandy was attacked

[Russalka]

That's some powerful necromancy.

[Unpleasant Implications]

Using logic(something that was replaced during the Lazarus project with magic), no. Women have a set number of eggs. I'm pretty sure they all burned in Alchera's atomosphere. But hey, look on the brightside, Miranda! If you can make a woman from just a dude's DNA, there's still hope for Femshep and whoever her LI may be! Or if that doesn't work, adoption!

Modifié par Unpleasant Implications, 16 janvier 2012 - 06:27 .

[Oddlyotter]

I would think, logically, they brought freaking dead cells back to life. This would include eggs. This would include hair follicles. This would include everything. It's not like they'd only bring back bits and pieces of Shep.

[Tup3x]

After all that Lazarus stuff, I'd be surprised if even male Shepard was fertile...

[Zkyire]

vvDRUCILLAvv wrote...

Cthulhu42 wrote...

vvDRUCILLAvv wrote...

Is Shepard fertile? Are you serious?

It doesn't matter to you, does it? Either way you're not getting Grunt babies.

No Grunt babies? Im crushed. 

Even if Shepard was fertile, Grunt is a Krogan.

Cannot interbreed.

Edit: Also doesn't matter even if FemShep or MaleShep isn't fertile.

Miranda is evidence enough that humans can be engineered without any problems in the ME Universe (expensive sure, but it can be done).

I guess, after saving the galaxy Shepard could request that favour if he or she ever wanted one down the line?

Modifié par Zkyire, 16 janvier 2012 - 07:14 .

[Nu-Nu]

I remember in the intro to mass effect 2 of dead cells being revived and turning pink, so why not dead eggs. Seems kinda silly if it doesn't work on all cells.

[Ottemis]

Is Femshep fertile?

Yes, because I said so.

[Fiery Phoenix]

wolf99000 wrote...

lets not forget we have no idea what tech femshep has inside from being her back to life or even where they got the tech from to do it my guess the reapers if I am right on where they got the tech from I would think no

I know its been said we will find out more about the implants in mass effect 3 so I am guessing this will be answered as well as others like how poison does not work on shep

the ony thing for me is Chakwas she has enough knowledge to heal your scars one think that was missing for me about me2 is shepard asking her to find out what the hell was done to her and what the implants are

Let's also not forget that resurrecting five-month old threads usually isn't a good idea, especially when the topic isn't a recurring one.

[ReallyRue]

android654 wrote...

OmegaXI wrote..Response to the OP: I don't know, but if femshep is infertile..well thats just kinda sad : (

Or lucky. Depends on how you look at it.

What is it with thesepeople and their obsession with getting Shepard pregnant. There have easily been half a dozen threads with the same theme in the past week or so.

I agree. It would only be sad if femShep wanted children. Like Miranda, apparently.

[JamieCOTC]

Is Femshep fertile?

Most likely, yes.

Spoiler: I think you'd make a great mother. Think how proud your kids would be. Telling everyone their mom is Commander Shepard.

[Hedera]

Doesn't matter. Had snoo snoo.

[Bekkael]

JamieCOTC wrote...

Is Femshep fertile?

Most likely, yes.

Spoiler: *removed*

Do you know who has that line?

[JamieCOTC]

Bekkael wrote...

JamieCOTC wrote...

Is Femshep fertile?

Most likely, yes.

Spoiler: *removed*

Do you know who has that line?

No.  Sorry. 

[Esbatty]

I await Liara making some little blue children with my femshep and there being 1000 more years of Shepards running around pushing people out of windows and defrauding Krogans with questionable aquatic lifeforms.

[LadyofRivendell]

Dang, I'd love to know who said that! (That was directed to Jamie's spoiler line)

Anyways, fertile or not, my Shep's going to buy a German Shepherd puppy as her prodigy.

Modifié par LadyofRivendell, 16 janvier 2012 - 09:38 .

[Bekkael]

JamieCOTC wrote...

Bekkael wrote...

JamieCOTC wrote...

Is Femshep fertile?

Most likely, yes.

Spoiler: *removed*

Do you know who has that line?

No.  Sorry. 

Okay, thank you.

[happy_daiz]

Hmm. Even if my femSheps are fertile, none of them are having pups. They're all a little busy, saving the galaxy. Surely the robo-dog that comes with ME3 CE would suffice, if the parenting urge strikes.