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[SaturnRing]

jkthunder wrote...

SaturnRing wrote...

Although i do not dislike the new ME3 default, i too wonder what happen with former default(she's my canon)

Saturn - she is still in there. She is the first preset in the customization mode. She looks a little different of course, as everyone does, but it's definitely her. I started a photo album of her - social.bioware.com/935398/albums/1325327

I hope to put together some sort of chronicle of Plain Jane at some point

Negative!

[Rafe34]

Kitten Tactics wrote...

I said it in another thread but I think it bears repeating here. Endings and disappointment aside.

I thought Jennifer Hale was nothing short of amazing in this game. I have always loved her work, but Mass Effect 3 was her absolute finest hour.

Agreed. The ending sucks majorly, but Hale's job in ME3 just blew me away. Especially with the FemShep/Garrus scenes. Just flat out incredible.

[SaturnRing]

Tup3xi wrote...

jkthunder wrote...

SaturnRing wrote...

Although i do not dislike the new ME3 default, i too wonder what happen with former default(she's my canon)

Saturn - she is still in there. She is the first preset in the customization mode. She looks a little different of course, as everyone does, but it's definitely her. I started a photo album of her - social.bioware.com/935398/albums/1325327

I hope to put together some sort of chronicle of Plain Jane at some point

Sadly, first preset isn't Jane. Never has been.

SaturnRing wrote...

Tup3xi wrote...

At least there's Shepard VI:
/snip
It looks like they randomize some face features for that.

btw at what point did you get the falcon? i'm desperately chasing it.

Cerberus station AFAIK. I missed it as far as I can tell.

Thanks. i'll be keeping a close eye...

[jakenou]

Ah but I disagree. She looks different in ME3 as everybody does, but that is the old Jane face!

[Tup3x]

jkthunder wrote...

Ah but I disagree. She looks different in ME3 as everybody does, but that is the old Jane face!

Comparison that I made some time ago:


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As as side note, I find the credit song (Das Malefitz) extremely depressing.

Modifié par Tup3xi, 11 mars 2012 - 12:26 .

[SaturnRing]

jkthunder wrote...

Ah but I disagree. She looks different in ME3 as everybody does, but that is the old Jane face!

Nah, it's just the ME1 ME2 first preset with a different mouth option(when you import)- The skin texture and the frekles are the big give away; apart from the fact that it's a different morph to begin with.


Thanks again Tup!

Modifié par SaturnRing, 11 mars 2012 - 12:30 .

[Chignon]

Has anyone figured out the hair mesh code for default FemShep yet? With the new Gibbed savegame editor out, I'd love to use it.

[AtlasMickey]

jkthunder wrote...

AtlasMickey wrote...

*plugs his ears*

It can't be that bad! I still plan on replaying ME2 again at least once and ME3 at least twice!

That hair looks great on your Shep! I tried it on one of my Sheps, but it just seemed so drastic... now you have me rethinking it.

Edit - wait... is that from ME2??

*also looking at this thread through squinted eyes to avoid spoilers*


BTW - and I know this has been discussed in depth here, but does the default femshep in ME3 look as ridiculous and appauling to anyone else as much as it does for me? I still can't get over it and am trying to think of a way to superimpose one of my fems over the one on my CE tin case (she is defiling it!!). Why would they replace Plain Jane with THAT?

Thank you!   I had different hairstyles and colors in the previous games, but same face. That shot is from the 360 verison of ME3. 

I made a post earlier in this thread how the new default shep kinda looks like Anakin Skywalker from Clone Wars lol. I think of her as "VaderShep."





Still totally in love with this game. You can't take my heart away from Mass Effect 3. 

[meonlyred]

adneate wrote...

AtlasMickey wrote...
It can't be that bad!

It really is, this game crashes and burns in the most destructive spectacular way I've ever seen. It doesn't just destroy the game, it destroys the trilogy and nukes the entire IP into blackened ash.

The drop off in quality is about as aburpt as falling off a cliff 200 feet on to jagged rocks. One minute it's good then it's unbearably horrible to the point of physical revulsion.

Pretty much this.

[CrazyRah]

adneate wrote...

AtlasMickey wrote...
It can't be that bad!

It really is, this game crashes and burns in the most destructive spectacular way I've ever seen. It doesn't just destroy the game, it destroys the trilogy and nukes the entire IP into blackened ash.

The drop off in quality is about as aburpt as falling off a cliff 200 feet on to jagged rocks. One minute it's good then it's unbearably horrible to the point of physical revulsion.

That's probably the best description i've ever read about the ending.
I personally got absolutely no interest what so ever to replay this game again. It's dead to me unless things change..

[Verly]

I finished Quinn's game just a bit ago. I didn't actually hate the ending as much as I thought I was going to since I kept hearing how bad everyone thought it was. yes, I'm sad that kaidan is on some planet without Quinn, but I was kinda worried he died when Quinn got up all mangled and went into that tunnel. The ending was not what I expected, but I wasn't really expecting a happy ending.
she did survive though. or at least she inhaled at the end.

here are a few pictures. I am so glad I made the face codes days before the release of the game.
I could tell it was my Quinn.

[ADLegend21]

I equate Mass Effect 3 to being a baseball pitcher. You're pitching a perfect game (27 batters, 27 ous with no one reaching base) and the ending is the 27th batter and they end up getting a double. You played incredibly well and win the game, but you don't make history.

[ELE08]

f1r3storm wrote...

adneate wrote...

AtlasMickey wrote...
It can't be that bad!

It really is, this game crashes and burns in the most destructive spectacular way I've ever seen. It doesn't just destroy the game, it destroys the trilogy and nukes the entire IP into blackened ash.

The drop off in quality is about as aburpt as falling off a cliff 200 feet on to jagged rocks. One minute it's good then it's unbearably horrible to the point of physical revulsion.

So you let these few minutes destroy all those wonderful experiences you had with the games?

Well, your loss.

I certainly wouldn't want to miss or forget all those experiences, the people i met through them, even if only 5% of the final game maybe disappointing.

Speaking for myself, mentally, I get what you're saying.  I'm telling myself the same thing.  I know that no matter how the game ends, the rest is still fantastic, and nothing can change that.

But I think there must be some way my brain processes things, that it does affect how I feel about everything that came before those last 20 minutes.  Maybe it's because I'm finding it hard to not take it all in as a complete story, instead of separate good and bad parts.  It has sapped my desire to go back and play, at least for the time being.

I plan on going back and going through all three again, especially since I skipped massive amounts of stuff in three, but I need to wait until I'm less irritated at how it turned out.  And I'm curious to see how Bioware responds to all the criticism.

Teagan Shepard will rise again.  Ya know, until she gets to the end, at which point I'm turning off my game and writing some poorly written, albeit much more satisfying, fanfic.

[Silver]

f1r3storm wrote...

adneate wrote...

AtlasMickey wrote...
It can't be that bad!

It really is, this game crashes and burns in the most destructive spectacular way I've ever seen. It doesn't just destroy the game, it destroys the trilogy and nukes the entire IP into blackened ash.

The drop off in quality is about as aburpt as falling off a cliff 200 feet on to jagged rocks. One minute it's good then it's unbearably horrible to the point of physical revulsion.

So you let these few minutes destroy all those wonderful experiences you had with the games?

Well, your loss.

I certainly wouldn't want to miss or forget all those experiences, the people i met through them, even if only 5% of the final game maybe disappointing.

So basically, we should be grateful for what the game gave us, and then took all of that away from us in the last 10 ****ing minutes ? Am I hearing this right or am I having a bad, narc-induced dream over here ?

[QwibQwib]

Aislinn Trista wrote...

Suffice to say I despised the endings. The Deus Ex ghost child was ridiculous. The choices were ridiculous. Not to mention it left me with a feeling of depressed emptiness and a longing for closure. I sat there thinking 'Everything I've done throughout the series has been completely pointless'.

And don't even get me started about how they handled the ME2 Romances (mostly Jacob and Thane). That was the biggest load of crap and lack of thought on the writers part I've ever seen.

I just feel the same way, when I started the way I felt so good, i laughed, i cried, i yelled "HELL YEAH", the combat perfect, everything was perfect. But at the end...I chose the "shepard survived" ending and even then..i didn't feel complete. I felt like..I did all this, all this for thing. I wanted a happy ending I wanted closure. i'm sorry bioware, you surprised me so much and made me happy, but you dissapointed me with this ending.

[Chignon]

ELE08 wrote...

f1r3storm wrote...

adneate wrote...

AtlasMickey wrote...
It can't be that bad!

It really is, this game crashes and burns in the most destructive spectacular way I've ever seen. It doesn't just destroy the game, it destroys the trilogy and nukes the entire IP into blackened ash.

The drop off in quality is about as aburpt as falling off a cliff 200 feet on to jagged rocks. One minute it's good then it's unbearably horrible to the point of physical revulsion.

So you let these few minutes destroy all those wonderful experiences you had with the games?

Well, your loss.

I certainly wouldn't want to miss or forget all those experiences, the people i met through them, even if only 5% of the final game maybe disappointing.

Speaking for myself, mentally, I get what you're saying.  I'm telling myself the same thing.  I know that no matter how the game ends, the rest is still fantastic, and nothing can change that.

But I think there must be some way my brain processes things, that it does affect how I feel about everything that came before those last 20 minutes.  Maybe it's because I'm finding it hard to not take it all in as a complete story, instead of separate good and bad parts.  It has sapped my desire to go back and play, at least for the time being.

I plan on going back and going through all three again, especially since I skipped massive amounts of stuff in three, but I need to wait until I'm less irritated at how it turned out.  And I'm curious to see how Bioware responds to all the criticism.

Teagan Shepard will rise again.  Ya know, until she gets to the end, at which point I'm turning off my game and writing some poorly written, albeit much more satisfying, fanfic.

This is how I feel about it as well.

[QwibQwib]

Tup3xi wrote...

I'm pissed. I played the whole trilogy just to see this ending? Basically the worst case scenario - and I'm rather sure that I got the "good" ending. I don't know how I can play it again. Just to see that happening again. I need time.

Something positive.


EDIT:
I'm a bit confused about the readiness thing. Is it possible to get the best ending, what ever it is, when the bar is almost maxed even if the readiness rating is 50%?

I know, im crying right now. this sucks. I feel the same, i don't know if i want to play again for now.

[Gilsa]

I spent a lot of time wading through reaction threads and god I just love how well some people express snark or sarcasm in regards to how they felt about the ending. Humor is a balm for the soul. I feel a lot better now that I wasn't alone or in the minority.


************ENDING SPOILERS**************

I still don't like the endings, but I am accepting it and moving on. I noticed my galactic readiness rating was slowly deteriorating (I had it up to 62% after playing Infiltrator on the iPad and it had dropped to 60% in the last day and half) so I decided to get serious about the actual ending I wanted before my score dropped below 4k. My first ending was accidentally chosen because I was tired at 2 a.m., didn't see the ramps to the other choices, and thought I had to head to the light to make my final choice. Shocked when she fell through. This time I chose to destroy the reapers because gd it, that's what we fought for the past three games and gd it, that's how it was going to end. I'm not letting them kill off my character. =p My head canon is that she'll find a way back to her crew because SHE IS COMMANDER SHEPARD.

Shepard: "Same here, Joker. I don't know how it's going to end, but whatever happens ..."
Joker: "What do you mean, whatever happens? Everyone knows what's going to happen."
Joker: "You're going to kick some Reaper ass. That's what you do."

[2leggywillow]

QwibQwib wrote...
I just feel the same way, when I started the way I felt so good, i laughed, i cried, i yelled "HELL YEAH", the combat perfect, everything was perfect. But at the end...I chose the "shepard survived" ending and even then..i didn't feel complete. I felt like..I did all this, all this for thing. I wanted a happy ending I wanted closure. i'm sorry bioware, you surprised me so much and made me happy, but you dissapointed me with this ending.

I can't get this ending to trigger for me.  :/  I'm almost positive that it's a glitch at this point, but I can't find anyone else who's had the same problem.  Got my GR up to 100%, which gave me an EMS of close to 7000.  That should have been enough to get the "Shep breathing!" cutscene after picking Destroy no matter how the final conversation with TIM went down, although I successfully Paragoned AND Renegaded it--no difference.  No cutscene.  :/  It really, really bothers me.

I'd be very curious to know if anyone else has bumped into this glitch?  Couldn't get much response in my other thread.

[drwells123]

ELE08 wrote...
Speaking for myself, mentally, I get what you're saying.  I'm telling myself the same thing.  I know that no matter how the game ends, the rest is still fantastic, and nothing can change that.

But I think there must be some way my brain processes things, that it does affect how I feel about everything that came before those last 20 minutes.  Maybe it's because I'm finding it hard to not take it all in as a complete story, instead of separate good and bad parts.  It has sapped my desire to go back and play, at least for the time being.

I know what you mean. Once I know a character is doomed that colors my perception of them in all subsequent re-readings/viewings. I.e. the first time you hear character A tell character B they're going to have a happy future together, you're worried for them but at least you have hope. Afterward, that statement is just tragic.

ELE08 wrote...
Teagan Shepard will rise again.  Ya know, until she gets to the end, at which point I'm turning off my game and writing some poorly written, albeit much more satisfying, fanfic.

You know perfectly well it won't be poorly written

[QwibQwib]

2leggywillow wrote...

QwibQwib wrote...
I just feel the same way, when I started the way I felt so good, i laughed, i cried, i yelled "HELL YEAH", the combat perfect, everything was perfect. But at the end...I chose the "shepard survived" ending and even then..i didn't feel complete. I felt like..I did all this, all this for thing. I wanted a happy ending I wanted closure. i'm sorry bioware, you surprised me so much and made me happy, but you dissapointed me with this ending.

I can't get this ending to trigger for me.  :/  I'm almost positive that it's a glitch at this point, but I can't find anyone else who's had the same problem.  Got my GR up to 100%, which gave me an EMS of close to 7000.  That should have been enough to get the "Shep breathing!" cutscene after picking Destroy no matter how the final conversation with TIM went down, although I successfully Paragoned AND Renegaded it--no difference.  No cutscene.  :/  It really, really bothers me.

I'd be very curious to know if anyone else has bumped into this glitch?  Couldn't get much response in my other thread.

Really? I picked "what Anderson would've done!" I got the "bonus" ending aswell

[Demonhoopa]

Just finished my first playthrough. Wow. I feel drained and a little bit melancholy. Incredible ending.

Modifié par Demonhoopa, 12 mars 2012 - 06:58 .

[Demonhoopa]

dup

Modifié par Demonhoopa, 12 mars 2012 - 06:58 .