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[CrazyRah]

double02 wrote...

If anyone wants to see the new femshep in all(almost) of her natural glory(in her underwear): Walah!

Everyone has already covered about elbows etc so i won't touch it but oh snaaap

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Modifié par CrazyRah, 26 février 2012 - 09:48 .

[AkodoRyu]

Jane Shepard wrote...

Yesterday I decided to replay the demo... Yeah, Jane has changed lot...

Simple. Because that's not her. There's no "old" Jane in the demo.

[KyreneZA]

sagequeen wrote...

PseudoEthnic wrote...
That's Steve Cortez, the new LI for Male Shepard.

He's so smexy!

I wonder if video games will ever have LIs that are ONLY s/s. I think that would be pretty interesting. As in, "sorry, femshep. you're very pretty and all, but i have this thing for sheploo."

Apparently Steve (the shuttle pilot) is gay only, while Samantha (she's your comms officer or something) is lesbian only. If that is true it will be so awesome if they turn the same sex Shepards down at some point.

[Hyper_gateway]

And here is my FemShep question. Is your Shepard still the same person who she was in ME1 (or ME2 if you started from this game)?

None of my femsheps are the same....

Velina and Ming have become more renegrad on relentless enemies, they know giving particular crimial a second chance is actually letting them damage the galaxy further more. The different between them is Velina is more into making as much credit as she can and Ming is more like sharing to the locals whatever she salvage during the mission.

Colly is, however, become more merciful on people, she was once known as ruthless iron heart. Liara has shown her there is always an alternative way to solve problem even it may sounds impossible.

That's about my femsheps have changed from ME1 

[100k]

Yumi50 wrote...

double02 wrote...

jlb524 wrote...

Metal-Dragon-Kiryu wrote...


*snipped*

I do really wish the default FemShep looked exactly like her...

I wouldn't have a problem with that. She is fit, great build. Very pretty face to match.

She looks just like younger version of Jennifer Hale, imo

Oh I dunno. I think Femshep's body looks fine.

[Arvuti]

AVPen wrote...

TMA LIVE wrote...

double02 wrote...

If anyone wants to see the new femshep in all(almost) of her natural glory(in her underwear): Walah!

Please tell me that's in the actual game, and not a skin outside the game modded in. I need to know if I'm going to see Liara in her underwear.

Seems like it's legit, they also found one for MaleShep in the demo files: 
http://i42.tinypic.com/aesm4n.jpg 

Where did you find that from ? Kind of curious on how to change body meshes in the ME3 demo.

[CrazyRah]

Jane Shepard wrote...

And here is my FemShep question. Is your Shepard still the same person who she was in ME1 (or ME2 if you started from this game)?

Sarah's changed quite a bit.
In ME1 i would say that she's still very determined and can be seen as cold due to focusing only on the mission and nothing else. She did however become more human and less cold as she grew closer to her crew and she started making friends which is a big no in her book, she hates losing people and losing friends are worse so she's not entierly happy about this. Still Kaidan changes her to be a little bit more relaxed and maybe take 1 hour extra sleep every now and then instead of being the last one to bed and first one awake.

In ME2 a lot change. Her death throws all humanity she learned in ME1 out. She's cold, ruthless and only focus on the mission yet again. This keeps on going as Horizon/IFF/Suicide mission happens. Working with Cerberus change her aswell, she's always been ruthless and ready to do whatever is necessary to complete the mission but the time with Cerberus makes her even less diplomatic than before. She consider talking an enemy down less and more for the direct path. Arrival is a wake up call for her, she did try to save the colony despite them being Batarians but she still failed. She's less arrogant going into ME3 and her ruthlessnes has lost its edge for now

[AkodoRyu]

Arvuti wrote...

Where did you find that from ? Kind of curious on how to change body meshes in the ME3 demo.

Coalesced.bin works kinda the same way Coalesced.ini worked, so it's not that hard. Check up CookedPC BioG_(...).psk files to see that there's full fange of body meshes, including squaddies and spoilers.

Modifié par AkodoRyu, 26 février 2012 - 10:38 .

[Arvuti]

AkodoRyu wrote...

Arvuti wrote...

Where did you find that from ? Kind of curious on how to change body meshes in the ME3 demo.

Coalesced.bin works kinda the same way Coalesced.ini worked, so it's not that hard. Check up CookedPC BioG_(...).psk files to see that there's full fange of body meshes, including squaddies and spoilers.

Well I didn't really edit the coalesced.ini back in ME1 and ME2 so i'm kind of lost.

[Sable Phoenix]

Jane Shepard wrote...

And here is my FemShep question. Is your Shepard still the same person who she was in ME1 (or ME2 if you started from this game)?

That's a great question.

Jessica is someone who's spent most of her life on the run from something.  Even though to all external appearances she's found a home in the Alliance, on the inside she is still running from her past on Earth, and the Alliance just allows her to keep running.  She's gotten to where she is as a War Hero and as Spectre material simply because she can never stop going forward.  She has to charge ahead at full speed all the time, crushing any resistance in her path, or her past will catch up and devour her.  This is why, when Finch showed up with his threats, he got a bullet through the throat for his trouble.  She fights the inevitability of the Reapers because she hates bullies and is constitutionally incapable of backing down from anything that's stronger than her.  The lessons of her past have drilled into her that doing so only results in more severe abuse.

ME1: Jessica starts the first game still on the run.  This carries her through the events of the game and, by the end, she's finally found a home and a family unlike any she's ever had before.  The Normandy SR1 is home, and it's populated by a surrogate family that is the crew.  She's even found love, something she still doesn't believe she deserves.  Even though Sovereign's defeated, she knuckles under and turns her attention full on the Reaper threat because she'll be damned if she lets anyone take away what she's never had in her life before.

ME2: Jessica starts the game with a great emptiness inside and an overwhelming sense of oppression.  Her home and family have been taken away, and she's trapped by one of her former enemies, who seems to have arranged events so that she only has one path to take.  So, she does what she always has... put her head down and charge forward, never pausing to actually consider what's happened to her and what she's lost, or she might go mad.  The Collectors are crushed under the steamroller of her willpower, and by the end of the game she has cut herself free from her enemy's influence and has reconnected with enough of her surrogate family to feel as if she's putting herself back together.  Nevertheless, she's terribly weary and her hope for survival, to say nothing of victory, is at its lowest ebb so far.

ME3:  At the start of the game (i.e., the demo), Jessica is dead tired.  She has no emotional reserves to draw upon any longer; she's almost on autopilot by this point, still beating her head against the wall of the Alliance and Council because she's been doing it so long it's become a habit.  When the Reapers arrive, when she witnesses their gigantic invulnerability first hand, she feels that fighting is utterly pointless, utterly hopeless... yet she picks up her weapons and turns her energies against them because she's simply incapable of lying down to die.  The bigger and more powerful the threat is, the harder you have to fight it.  It may kill you, but at least you won't let it violate you beforehand.  By the end of the game, if she survives, she will want to do nothing but rest, hopefully in the arms of her Shadow Broker.  She'll try to find somewhere that she can go to ground and live the rest of her days quietly... finally able to stop running.


"Am I safe now, Liara?"

In some ways, Jessica is a totally different person by the time ME3 rolls around... but in the really important ways, she hasn't changed at all.  She's still running from the past, pretending to ignore it when in fact it rules all of her actions.  She's still fighting, because that's the only response she's capable of.


"Give up?  Up yours."

Modifié par Sable Phoenix, 26 février 2012 - 10:48 .

[Tup3x]

Jane Shepard wrote...

And here is my FemShep question. Is your Shepard still the same person who she was in ME1 (or ME2 if you started from this game)?

Essentially she still is the same person. Maybe a little bit quicker to pull the trigger (when you can't change the outcome).

[double02]

^Despite her flaws, she's a beauty.

[Arvuti]

100k wrote...

Yumi50 wrote...

double02 wrote...

jlb524 wrote...

Metal-Dragon-Kiryu wrote...


*snipped*

I do really wish the default FemShep looked exactly like her...

I wouldn't have a problem with that. She is fit, great build. Very pretty face to match.

She looks just like younger version of Jennifer Hale, imo

Oh I dunno. I think Femshep's body looks fine.

I'd fly my normandy into her mass relay.

[Cathey]

FemShep.....underweear.....*dies*

That is rather hot 

[double02]

Arvuti wrote...

100k wrote...

Yumi50 wrote...

double02 wrote...

jlb524 wrote...

Metal-Dragon-Kiryu wrote...


*snipped*

I do really wish the default FemShep looked exactly like her...

I wouldn't have a problem with that. She is fit, great build. Very pretty face to match.

She looks just like younger version of Jennifer Hale, imo

Oh I dunno. I think Femshep's body looks fine.

I'd fly my normandy into her mass relay.

Wouldn't we all.

[mythlover20]

Good evening everyone. I have a question. I'm not sure if it's the right thread (Sarendoctrinator pushed me in this general direction) so if I'm in the wrong spot, please point (kick, throw, hurl, lob, really, whatever works ;P) me in the general direction.

I play mainly on the PC, and a few days ago I decided to "import" my mainShep, Margurite, into the PC demo so I could take some screenies. Unfortunately, though, I couldn't find Margurite's facecode. So I had to painfully, reconstruct the facecode (which took two hours ), and got her looking almost the same, minus the nose, for some reason, and jotted her code into the PC CC. And well, as you can see....


.
... it didn't quite work.

So, point is, is there anyone here who knows where the ME2 facecode is available, if it is anywhere other than the CC screen when you first make her. I tried to import the character to a new save, and there was no code with the "Import ME2 Character" option.

Anyway, if there isn't, I'm retconning my head canon, and saying that Margurite went Renegade (she was a full paragon) and that her arrest didn't go over so well. This resulted in my darling Viking doing a Garrus and taking a bullet to the face at point blank range, and the reconstructive surgeon seriously botched the job.

Anyway, to keep this on topic, I figure I may as well add a screenie of Margurite "Approximate" going all Valkyrie on a husk.



Edit: On topic, that underwear they've given her is actually quite nice. So much better than the underwear options that they gave us in DA:O and DA2.

Modifié par mythlover20, 26 février 2012 - 11:29 .

[jlb524]

This is my fave shot of my FemShep from the demo.



It's all dark and stuff.

[Yumi50]

Arvuti wrote...

I'd fly my normandy into her mass relay.

[double02]

mythlover20 wrote...

Good evening everyone. I have a question. I'm not sure if it's the right thread (Sarendoctrinator pushed me in this general direction) so if I'm in the wrong spot, please point (kick, throw, hurl, lob, really, whatever works ;P) me in the general direction.

I play mainly on the PC, and a few days ago I decided to "import" my mainShep, Margurite, into the PC demo so I could take some screenies. Unfortunately, though, I couldn't find Margurite's facecode. So I had to painfully, reconstruct the facecode (which took two hours ), and got her looking almost the same, minus the nose, for some reason, and jotted her code into the PC CC. And well, as you can see....


.
... it didn't quite work.

So, point is, is there anyone here who knows where the ME2 facecode is available, if it is anywhere other than the CC screen when you first make her. I tried to import the character to a new save, and there was no code with the "Import ME2 Character" option.

Anyway, if there isn't, I'm retconning my head canon, and saying that Margurite went Renegade (she was a full paragon) and that her arrest didn't go over so well. This resulted in my darling Viking doing a Garrus and taking a bullet to the face at point blank range, and the reconstructive surgeon seriously botched the job.

Anyway, to keep this on topic, I figure I may as well add a screenie of Margurite "Approximate" going all Valkyrie on a husk.



Edit: On topic, that underwear they've given her is actually quite nice. So much better than the underwear options that they gave us in DA:O and DA2.

Import your character to a 'new game'. Once you reach the CC screen: click on default shep and then immediately press back and go to your custom face again. It should then have a code. At least that is what I was told.

[Yumi50]

[double02]

Hey Yumi, nice shep. DId you just start again?

[Hyper_gateway]

mythlover20 wrote...

Good evening everyone. I have a question. I'm not sure if it's the right thread (Sarendoctrinator pushed me in this general direction) so if I'm in the wrong spot, please point (kick, throw, hurl, lob, really, whatever works ;P) me in the general direction.

I play mainly on the PC, and a few days ago I decided to "import" my mainShep, Margurite, into the PC demo so I could take some screenies. Unfortunately, though, I couldn't find Margurite's facecode. So I had to painfully, reconstruct the facecode (which took two hours ), and got her looking almost the same, minus the nose, for some reason, and jotted her code into the PC CC. And well, as you can see....

/femshep pic snip
.
... it didn't quite work.

So, point is, is there anyone here who knows where the ME2 facecode is available, if it is anywhere other than the CC screen when you first make her. I tried to import the character to a new save, and there was no code with the "Import ME2 Character" option.

Anyway, if there isn't, I'm retconning my head canon, and saying that Margurite went Renegade (she was a full paragon) and that her arrest didn't go over so well. This resulted in my darling Viking doing a Garrus and taking a bullet to the face at point blank range, and the reconstructive surgeon seriously botched the job.

I assume your ME2 save is imported from ME1, right? If so, there's no way you can get your femshep's facecode even with Gibbed save editor. However, there is a hard way but managable method, which is recreate her face 'side by side' with your import in ME2 CC.

To clear up confusion, when you import save from ME1, in ME2 CC, you can choose the face from import of recreate a new one, from there, you can reconstruct her face slide by slide and eventually you will get her facecode. I did that once and took me about an hour to do so, if you trust me enough, I could do that for you. After all, femsheppers are always helping each other, eh?

[Yumi50]

double02 wrote...

Hey Yumi, nice shep. DId you just start again?

Thx! 

Yeah, I make new face in ME3 I like it so much that I went back and started ME1 again.
This is her in ME2. I'm about to recruit Jack now 

Modifié par Yumi50, 26 février 2012 - 12:05 .