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[SaturnRing]

The Woldan wrote...

Ah, I was afraid I'm some kind of uber-nerd, glad I'm not the only one who did that.  Oh, and the Citadel mission is the only mission that required a blue camouflage scheme. BLUE camo!  

Immersion is the name of the game my friend. Immersion.


I do wish it could be possible for weapons...

Modifié par SaturnRing, 22 mars 2012 - 10:01 .

[Demonhoopa]

The Woldan wrote...

SaturnRing wrote...

The Woldan wrote...

 Did anyone else adjust the armor camo to the terrain of the next mission? I did that all the time....

Eden Prime camo:




Wow.   

I love how you think; anytime i get topographic intel on the next mission, my first reflex would be to adjust the armor's camo.

Ah, I was afraid I'm some kind of uber-nerd, glad I'm not the only one who did that.  Oh, and the Citadel mission is the only mission that required a blue camouflage scheme. BLUE camo!  

Put me in the nerd club.

I always choose the armor based on attributes and the color scheme based on the mission surroundings (For instance, jacob's loyalty mission is always camo patturn with greens and yellows or maybe some brown). I didn't worry about color as much in ME3 because it wasn't really that striking. Just mostly went with blacks and greys.

Modifié par Demonhoopa, 22 mars 2012 - 10:06 .

[Silver]

Tup3xi wrote...

JamieCOTC wrote...

Yep. Even compared to the biggest butt in the galaxy, it's still pretty impressive, really. 

Just had to do it.

Totally justified, but it should read: 'Dem Asses

[Tup3x]

^^What? I only noticed Shepard's booty there.

I'm boring, I always use urban camo combination for everything. Once I find combination I like, I find it hard to change it.

Smallish picture bomb.

Modifié par Tup3xi, 22 mars 2012 - 10:14 .

[Captain Crash]

I somehow manage to miss that leg armour it seems.  Probably a good thing.  It can get kind of hypnotic  

 

[Demonhoopa]

Tup3xi wrote...

^^What? I only noticed Shepard's booty there.

I'm boring, I always use urban camo combination for everything. Once I find combination I like, I find it hard to change it.

Smallish picture bomb.

Once again, my eyes went straight to the booty.

[SaturnRing]

 
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Modifié par SaturnRing, 23 mars 2012 - 01:26 .

[SaturnRing]

Flies_by_Handles wrote...

 I used to change armor colors for every mission in ME2. Now I mostly settle for greys and blacks. The other flashier colors wouldn't suit Devi. I have two favorite chestpieces; here's one of them:



It has pockets and a heavy, older look to it that reminds me of games like Rainbow Six Vegas. It also gives me the feeling that Devi can survive anything, except for.....er whatever.
 So...so durable.

Rainbow six Vegas aficionado approves. Excited about the new one?

The fourth pic is pure genius.

Modifié par SaturnRing, 22 mars 2012 - 10:46 .

[SaturnRing]

Flies_by_Handles wrote...

SaturnRing wrote...

Rainbow six Vegas aficionado approves. Excited about the new one?

   I've heard about it but I admit I know little of what the game will be like . I have played Vegas 1 and Vegas 2. The fact that 2 has a female main character, Bishop, is amazing. And of course I had so much fun customizing my armor, not to mention the weapon set up. Some of the new armor pieces in ME3 are reminiscent of present day outfits, especially the leg pieces.

There not much available about the new one; like for you awesome customization and female character makes it[2nd one] so much more attractive - although the 1st was my favorite for a long time.

How did you take those Shep pics? they're cool.

Modifié par SaturnRing, 22 mars 2012 - 10:53 .

[Gilsa]

Found another video that is really funny. (FemShep is in this video so that makes it FemShep related.) Basically this is a clip where Padok Wiks is in your game instead of Mordin and he openly wonders how krogans mate. The look on his face is worth the price of admission.

[Captain Crash]

haha,  yeah I got that one Gilsa.    I was really worried about the fact Mordin died in my ME2 playthrough as seeing the demo footage of Mordin made me think things would go really wrong.

Having Padox was really interesting and he was a neat character.  Im really impressed the level of detail they went into and gave to him.    Even the squadmates made heavy comments.  Joker referred to him as "Mordin two" and Shepard actually got quite upset and angry with him when he made that joke just after he died.

Another well thought out thing :happy:

[Gilsa]

How did that play out? Did he sacrifice himself to make sure the genophange worked? (If you went that route.) Mordin's reasons made sense so I'm curious about Padox.

[mellifera]

what a nerd

[Captain Crash]

hehe, love it Yuki! :happy:


When my Shep got the googles she never took them off!   Mind you the 10% power damage bonus may have been a major factor.  But they are pretty cool 

Gilsa wrote...

How did that play out? Did he sacrifice himself to make sure the genophange worked? (If you went that route.) Mordin's reasons made sense so I'm curious about Padox.

Yes he did, without hesitation.  Him and Mordin had differences but also had many things in common.   Bioware were good at making distinction between them, but they both still had a heart for the Krogan.

[meonlyred]

*Flails*

Ottemis, you are a goddess. The goddess of photoshop.


I worked on the face and she recolored the armor and fixed the eye brows.

[nitefyre410]

FemShip picture  dump in coming... 

My Adept, Roselynn Shepard  
 

 

 


New Kyra  Pics

 


 

[NoxJuked]

yukidama wrote...


what a nerd

<3:wub:

[Yumi50]

meonlyred wrote...

*Flails*

Ottemis, you are a goddess. The goddess of photoshop.


I worked on the face and she recolored the armor and fixed the eye brows.

:wub::wub::wub::wub:

[TheMarshal]

I really need to commission someone for some Alice art. Some of my favorite deviantArtists are dirt cheap!

I still use (every single one of) the FemShep class wallpapers Akari made a while back. Awesome stuff!

[Sable Phoenix]

So.  The ending of the third game was such a gut punch that it's basically killed the series for me.  And not only the series, but the character as well.  Unless something drastic changes, I've taken my last journey with Alliance Commander Jessica Shepard.

I've been listening to this piece of music on a repeating loop.  Call it depressive behavior, I don't care.  It fits well as a eulogy, I think, and as a sendoff.



Semper Fi, Marine!  You deserved better.  Godspeed.

Modifié par Sable Phoenix, 23 mars 2012 - 03:13 .

[Kashoo]

I've been lurking for a while, I figured I'd show you guys my shep.

Here's my Alice Shepard.

[Interactive Civilian]

Demonhoopa wrote...

I forget what triggers it but it's pretty damn funny. What tops it off is that a young lady (the one that worked at Flux in ME1 and had a mission regarding her twin sister) is so impressed by Conrad's bravery that he ends up scoring a date of sorts.

This actually really bothered me. Isn't Conrad married?

People before were talking about dreamteams. For me, obvious dreamteam was obvious...

http://cloud.steampo...8DB094691B0137/

It wasn't only out of nostalgia and liking the characters who'd been with Artemis from the beginning. I also found that their combination of skill sets seemed perfect for any situation: Garrus with his awesome sniping and overload, Liara with her awesome biotics and a Scorpion pistol, and Artemis with her awesome sniping, turret hacking, team AP, and grenades. I can't think of any situations in the game where this combination of skills didn't fit well, and the only time I did missions without them is when the game forced me to choose a different squadmate.

Regarding posteriors, I remember my first thought the moment that scene with Miranda in ME3 started playing out: "I guess some people might prefer that, but Shepard has a much better backside than Miranda, for all of her genetic perfection."

And finally, @JaimieCOTC... "Have fun storming the Conduit."

 :D:D:D:D:wizard:

That right there was full of win.

Modifié par Interactive Civilian, 23 mars 2012 - 03:28 .