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[TMA LIVE]

Chignon wrote...

TMA LIVE wrote...



Wait a minute... is that a poopy zipper?

I guess you don't like poopy zippers.

[Chignon]

What gave it away?

[100k]

There's no way its anything other than a style of underwear. The effort needed to unzip the back of your undies while on the pot isn't worth it. Any normal person would take the easy route and just pull down their pants.

[Genshie]

Yumi50 wrote...

foxtrotcharlie wrote...

Reaction when I first saw the picture:





Upon actually reading the description:





LOLz, but seriously, you made it look seamless and beautiful, AVPen, it's amazing!
You have such a wonderful talent!  

:crying::crying:

Offtopic for sec: Love that SHAWN of the DEAD GIF

On topic: Damn you pc modders for having extra fun stuff! (<Seriously needs 
(would like) a new computer/PC/laptop)

[ELE08]

ADLegend21 wrote...

SkaldFish wrote...

ADLegend21 wrote...

lil_89 wrote...

Lucky Thirteen wrote...

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i see this and all i can think: femShep finally found an outfit that out-s****tied Mirandas catsuit

Wow so an underwear set is now S lutty? Who died and gave you control of the dictionary?

Must have been the same person who died and made you this thread's Official Opinion Judge. No, wait... you appointed yourself to that position. My mistake.

Well I am the new OP so yeah aren't you going to go back to lurking now?

You don't speak for everyone here <_<

And that's all I'll say on that here.

100k wrote...

When do you think you'll get Drea up and running? I'm very interested in seeing how she translates.&nbsp;

There's too much save editing done on her to give her a test run in the demo, so...I'm not sure.  Depends on ME3.  Her hair might be gone completely which will require some tweaking.  Putting her raw code in the demo...leaves something to be desired.  But thanks.


<_<<_<<_<<_<...Thought the page could use a few more.

(Pssst Kyrene, could use some of those chillax pills right about now.  Damn, are you sleeping? Stupid time zones.)

[nightwolf667]

foxtrotcharlie wrote...

Aislinn Trista wrote...

My favorite LI is Thane. I may be in the minority, but that's how I feel. He's an intriguing, well-written character that I found myself attached to from the the very beginning. He's perfect for my Shepard, since I find their personalities mesh quite well.

I also like the idea of my uber, self-righteous Paragon being blindsided by the fact that Thane is more than what he seems. It's hard to explain, I guess. That being the said, I find myself unable to romance him with any other Shepard because it's just weird.

That's a really cool way of looking at your Shepard's relationship with Thane.  I always thought he was cool but his backstory with his wife and son always reminded me of Carth, of whom no fictional man can ever take the place of.

But as for character development, I thought he was very interesting, especially with his personal philosophy. Deep down, I always hoped that he would become friend with Samara if Bioware would have released an increased-dialogue DLC.   

You're right about the Thane and Carth connection, I always found him too reminiscent of Samara on my first few playthroughs.  It irritated me then and it still does that both their plotlines are basically the same.  Samara's is better to me.  Of course, by that point I was just pissed that everyone on my crew in ME2 was having family drama.  Tali, Jacob, Miranda, Thane, Samara, Legion, Morinth, Zaeed almost counts...   It was most of the cast. Grunt and Garrus had drama, but a different kind of drama in ME2!  It got a little ridiculous. 

Though, Garrus and Liara had ditched their family drama in the first game.

On topic, Kaiden and Garrus are my favorite romances with Liara coming in third.  I'll probably do Kaiden first, maybe...   I may stealth Garrus in there.  But to each their own, I've never been into Thane but I can see how some would find him attractive.    I can see how it would be awesome to romance him with a true paragon.  Sadly, ME2 always suckers me for paragade.  It's my Sheps one true love.  

[foxtrotcharlie]

Aislinn Trista wrote...
I don't understand why people always bring up that comparison.  Their backstories are quite different, their personalities are not the same.  They lost family, but that's not unique to Carth and Carth only.

I'm looking forward to seeing how strained the relationship becomes in ME3.  I know I'm gonna be weeping like a little baby.

:crying:

I understand that their personalities and backstories are different, yet, you have to admit, the story of loosing one's wife, especially if they wholefully loved her, coupled with a fractured relationship with their son, is truly universal in terms of the shared sentimentality surrounding it, both by him and the woman who comes into his life.  

Now does that lessen Thane's unique character, or propugate the idea that his backstory is unoriginal? Of course not! You still love him for exactly who he is and that is what is most important.  So when idiots like me pop up and say things like, "He's just a carbon-copy of Carth" you can totally back up as why he's not, yet still understand where their coming from in terms of the shared sentimentalities between the two in terms of their relationship with the new woman.  

And for ME3, trust me, I'll getting out the tissues because Thane is one of my favorite friend-companions.  <3 

Modifié par foxtrotcharlie, 28 février 2012 - 04:10 .

[Mestesso]

Official Opinion Judges?
Poopy zippers?
Leather jackets?
Ninja bouquets?

What the h@ll is happening here?!? Madness, pure madness.

[ADLegend21]

ELE08 wrote...



You don't speak for everyone here <_<

And that's all I'll say on that here.

Never said I did. but even so there's no reason to call Femshep a s lut because of a casual outfit. Or is that now okay?

[meonlyred]

Thane is defiantly NOT Carth, no shape, form, or way besides they have wife and a son you have to turn from a dark path. Their personalities, character, and careers are polar opposites. The dead wife, lost son plot isn't unique to Carth and Thane. It was also used in Tin Man and many others films, books, comics, etc. I don't understand that comparison almost as much as the Kaidan and Carth.

But anyways about LI. As many of you have figured out my favorite is Kaidan but I actually love all the LI in their own ways. Thane I find so interesting, he is a quiet, poetic man who can be sweet and sincere yet is a killer. He is a nice paradox. I simply love that he calls Siha (Warrior Angel) even if she isn't romancing him. I like when LI give your character terms of endearments: 'My Love,' 'Beloved,' etc. Its a hot, sexy, and dangerous romances that is is beautiful and bittersweet.


Jacob is also another favorite. His honesty and no nonsense attitude is refreshing he doesn't have something wrong with him that he needs Shepard to fix. And some of the things he asks Shepard are startling new. He is asks Shepard how she feels, and he is to date the only LI that tells Shepard he loves her.


And then of course Kaidan. I just can't express how much I love this romance. I know a lot of people don't like the 'ninja' romancing but I love how the romance is weaved into the normal conversations. His flat, dry snark makes me laugh no matter how many times I hear it. He isn't a gritty bullet biting badass and that is what I love. I'm even a fan of Horizon, I love that Kaidan stomped his foot down and told Shepard that the Cerberus BS isn't going to fly. I'm so excited to see where this romance is going to go in ME3. Happily ever after? Tragic star crossed lovers? Eeeeeee!

[Silver]

Chignon wrote...

What gave it away?

nothin'

[meonlyred]

Chignon wrote...

What gave it away?

You do have a delicate way with words, my Dear.

[Cyansomnia]

foxtrotcharlie wrote...

I understand that their personalities and backstories are different, yet, you have to admit, the story of loosing one's wife, especially if they wholefully loved her, coupled with a fractured relationship with their son, is truly universal in terms of the shared sentimentality surrounding it, both by him and the woman who comes into his life.  

Now does that lessen Thane's unique character, or propugate the idea that his backstory is unoriginal? Of course not! You still love him for exactly who he is and that is what is most important.  So when idiots like me pop up and say things like, "He's just a carbon-copy of Carth" you can totally back up as why he's not, yet still understand where their coming from in terms of the shared sentimentalities between the two in terms of their relationship with the new woman.  

And for ME3, trust me, I'll getting out the tissues because Thane is one of my favorite friend-companions.  <3 

Cool beans.  I may be slightly defensive of Thane.  Maybe.    

[Ottemis]

How about we leave personal opinions on people that frequent or happened to have started this thread out of the freaking thread, that'd be nice. Because this thread is about Femshep, I thought. Not everybody's uneducated opinion of each-other instigated by opinions on subjects that matter f-all in the end.

Moving on?

[ADLegend21]

Ottemis wrote...

How about we leave personal opinions on people that frequent or happened to have started this thread out of the freaking thread, that'd be nice. Because this thread is about Femshep, I thought. Not everybody's uneducated opinion of each-other instigated by opinions on subjects that matter f-all in the end.

Moving on?

yup! OMG A WEEEEEEEEEEEEKKKKKKKKK

[Mestesso]

I like puppies. FemShep holding puppies. Yay.

[Ottemis]

Silly Americans with your early release.. *goes off to sulk in a corner

[snakeboy86]

Elizabeth Approves of This thread..
Wish I could upload my femshep portrait

[foxtrotcharlie]

Aislinn Trista wrote...
Cool beans.  I may be slightly defensive of Thane.  Maybe.    

I know exactly how you feel.  Like you, I'm in the minority by saying this, but I reaaaaallly  liked Zaeed "The Most Interesting Man in the World" Massani, and secretly, I always hoped against hope that he would be an LI. (Keep in mind, this is also partially because I have never fully gotten over the fact that you couldn't romance Canderous in Kotor).

I swear, this was my face throughout the entire second act whilst talking with Canderous:


         
          WHY U NO HIT ON YOUR HERO--REVAN??

And trust me, there have been plenty of people that have criticized Zaeed for his lack of a dialogue tree, or calling him a lesser-Canderous. But I'm chill, he's still my main man. And will always be my head canon for renegade Shep. 

Modifié par foxtrotcharlie, 28 février 2012 - 04:56 .

[meonlyred]

http://www.tumblr.co...36kqDryW1qe7z14
“Smoking isn’t gonna solve your issues, ma’am.”
Awesome Shoko is awesome!

[RainyDayLover]

Sable Phoenix wrote...

I've actually meticulously crafted my playthroughs to fit the image that has developed in my head of Jessica Shepard over the course of 5+ playthroughs (I say 5+ because while I've run through both games beginning to end a total of five times, with my constant saving and reloading it's probably nearly double that).  I don't even remember what the decisions were that I made on my very first playthrough of either game.  By this point, I've quicksaved almost all major conversations in order to explore every option on that dialogue wheel, so even though I don't remember them word for word I've been able to map out the "perfect" path through the games to fit with Jessica's character.  My poor choices and mistakes are just as engineered and pre-planned as my good ones.  Only in a few cases has Jessica surprised me, or has my own inattentiveness resulted in a less-than-ideal outcome that I ended up keeping in the game: shooting Finch, missing the aircraft fueling station so that Kirrahe died, letting Kasumi keep the graybox (utterly convinced that will bite me in the ass, but Jessica's lost too many people herself to be able to force Kasumi to give up the memories of her lover), unable to resist Morinth, etc.

Wow, that's pretty much exactly what I'm doing right now with my current playthrough. In fact, I've literally spent 20 minutes just now.....traversing through the Ashley conversation dialog after one of the missions. I've reloaded about a million times trying to get the conversation path/tree just right and in line with what my femshep would say given her backstory (which I created for her before this playthrough). And the paraphrases of the dialog don't help because sometimes I intend to say something and she'd end up saying something completely different which doesn't make sense for her character. Though every decision I've made during my first playthrough stays the same, not gonna change any of the major stuff.

I really want to complete both ME1 and ME2 but with the amount of time I'm spending fleshing out the character by constantly saving/reloading, it's gonna be a while before I finish and definitely not in time for ME3 release.

But I'm also recording footage so I won't ever have to do this again (I can either watch the playthrough videos the next time or look at which dialog I picked)...so I guess it'll be worth it in the end.

Now, I have a question for you folks. Did you give your femshep a backstory? If yes, how did the game play out on your subsequent playthrough i.e. after you fleshed out the details of her origins/beginnings or any of the events in her backstory? Was it a totally different experience than before?

I'm amazed at how different my current playthrough feels after finally giving her a backstory and since it's really tragic, I'm finding it simply incredible to put myself in her shoes and determine the nature of the conversation and dialog and knowing what makes her tick due to her past.

Modifié par RainyDayLover, 28 février 2012 - 05:06 .

[Ottemis]

@foxtrotcharlie:

"Two beer for me and my fave mofo"

RainyDayLover wrote...
Now, I have a question for you folks. Did you give your femshep a backstory? If yes, how did the game play out on your subequent playthrough i.e. after you fleshed out the details of her origins/beginnings or any of the events in her backstory? Was it a totally different experience?

I'm amazed at how different my current playthrough feels after finally giving her a backstory and sinceit's really tragic, it's incredible to put yourself in her shoes and determine the nature of the conversation.

In short, yeah, they're all completely different. While backstory is more fleshed out for some then others, the personalities differ enough despite and because of their backstories that I have no issues with subsequent playthroughs.

O nm, I misread your question. I play every Shep once sofar. Even if I would do a second playthrough with one, I doubt much would change because even without a fixed backstory, their personalities are very distictive after the first playthrough. They need to have a clear personality for me to go off, because to play them their decissionmaking needs to make sense to me. It might vary some, but not a whole lot.

Modifié par Ottemis, 28 février 2012 - 05:05 .

[Jane Shepard]

Lethania wrote...

Who is your favorite LI in the game this far? Why? And who will your first FemShep go for in ME3?

Mine is Jacob. Before Horizon I thought it will be Kaidan, but no. That guy left me. He made his choice. So It's Jacob. The only person who asks Shepard about what she feels. After that conversation I started to think that Kaidan is not the only man in universe.
For a long time I couldnt choose between Garrus, Jacob and Thane. But Garrus is more like a big brother to my Shepard, Thane is her very close friend. So Jane decided to stay with Jacob.

[ADLegend21]

Mestesso wrote...

I like puppies. FemShep holding puppies. Yay.

I give it 5 minutes before people complain that she's not holding cats or a specific breed of dog.

[Sable Phoenix]

RainyDayLover wrote...

Sable Phoenix wrote...

>snippage<

Wow, that's pretty much exactly what I'm doing right now with my current playthrough. In fact, I've literally spent 20 minutes just now.....traversing through the Ashley conversation dialog after one of the missions. I've reloaded about a million times trying to get the conversation path/tree just right and in line with what my femshep would say given her backstory (which I created for her before this playthrough). Though every decision I've made during my first playthrough stays the same, not gonna change any of the major stuff.

I really want to complete both ME1 and ME2 but with the amount of time I'm spending fleshing out the character by constantly saving/reloading, it's gonna be a while before I finish and definitely not in time for ME3 release.

But I'm also recording footage so I won't ever have to do this again (I can either watch the playthrough videos the next time or look at which dialog I picked)...so I guess it'll be worth it in the end.

Now, I have a question for you folks. Did you give your femshep a backstory? If yes, how did the game play out on your subsequent playthrough i.e. after you fleshed out the details of her origins/beginnings or any of the events in her backstory? Was it a totally different experience than before?

I'm amazed at how different my current playthrough feels after finally giving her a backstory and since it's really tragic, I'm finding it simply incredible to put myself in her shoes and determine the nature of the conversation and dialog and knowing what makes her tick due to her past.

I didn't give Jessica a backstory.  She had a backstory that she chose to tell me bits and pieces of the more I got to know her.

I don't know how else to describe it.  When a character really takes over, really becomes alive, they create themselves in your head.  Or perhaps, you discover things about them as you go along.  Jessica Shepard was that way, one of the very few video game characters to do that to me.


"If you're going to go blabbing about me to half the galaxy you damn well better get it right."

Modifié par Sable Phoenix, 28 février 2012 - 05:09 .