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[Tup3x]

cgrimm54 wrote...

^ The invisible hair issue is kind of a pain, but nothing can be done. It has something to do with the hair's transparent textures and the transparent texture of the mist/smoke/Protheanfarts in that room. I don't know enough to say exactly what it is, but it happens in a lot of games where there's transparency inside more transparency.

It happens in other places too which just makes that issue even more annoying.

EDIT:
TopShep

Modifié par Tup3xi, 24 mars 2012 - 06:15 .

[sagefic]

cgrimm54 wrote...

^ The invisible hair issue is kind of a pain, but nothing can be done. It has something to do with the hair's transparent textures and the transparent texture of the mist/smoke/Protheanfarts in that room. I don't know enough to say exactly what it is, but it happens in a lot of games where there's transparency inside more transparency.

Was that a typo, or did I totally miss some critical piece of lore?

[Hedera]

Prothy got a bit gassy after 50,000 years in cryo

[mellifera]

Now I really wish someone would air out that room...

[ADLegend21]

cgrimm54 wrote...

And I'm sure Sheploo has no trouble with his hair disappearing...

yeah painted on hair is pretty hard to make disappear.

[Ilexias]

 Well, Shep is 32 afterall, so I gave her a more mature look. XD

imageshack.us/photo/my-images/109/kaidanandshephard2.png/

[NoxJuked]

Okay was having problems with texmod but got it working again, had to take these pics without steam though was a pain using print screen/paste in paint. Some more pics of Molavetia modded makeup/no pixie cut hairstyle[might do another quick run with that one as well], little further into the game, thought I would get a few funny ones as well ;p

Embrace zombie

Shepard: "Wow they got bigger Ashley, mind if I have a squee-
Ashley: "Try it and I'll take you down."
Shepard: "Take me down huh?"<3

Modifié par NoxJuked, 24 mars 2012 - 07:04 .

[QwibQwib]

So much sadness, this is the most hated month in my entire gaming life. I wish i had the power to change things so I could make everyone happy it breaks my heart.

Right now..i'm playing Ella (I want to see how Garru's romance will play out).She's a Biotic, so I'm debating whether or not I should pick Reave. So far I like Reave...so. By the way...Gibbed is acting weird, I'm trying to change Ella's Lip color but nothing changes happens O.o

[Beba]

 Kali and Garrus




I think they're a great couple <3. Just imagine those babies...*imagination ON* 
OK...bad idea...forget it

[Sable Phoenix]

Aislinn Trista wrote...

@Sable

I understand how you feel. I believe that Holly Shepard slowly faded away in ME3, replaced by too much auto-dialogue and the huge amount of scenes left completely out of my control.

The crappy way they handled her romance and the weirdo endings were just nails in the coffin. I honestly feel like I'm mourning her right now. This all essentially ruined the entire experience for me. My attempts to play ME3 with other FemSheps has failed.

I went back and played some ME2 last night and it actually made me feel happy. It felt like MY Shepard again, with all the awesome allies I've come to adore.

Maybe I'll get over it, maybe I won't. As it stands I'd like to think she died there, sitting next to Anderson and finally took that journey across the sea.  The Crucible fired and the Reapers were obliterated.

It's pretty much the only way I can find peace in it.  




Kalahira.  Guide this one to where the traveler never tires, the lover never leaves...

Yes... mourning.  That is the exact word, Aislinn.  That's why I'm making that video... to mourn Jessica.

Like Sage with Kyrie, I felt that Jessica made it through a good portion of all that auto-dialog with her character intact, but then there were many other situations where I was just saying to myself, "No, that's wrong."  Most of those occurred in bars, oddly.  I wanted way more control over what Jessica would say and do in the interaction with Vega and the other marines for example.  Hell, pretty much any conversation with James, especially that sparring match you're forced to take part in... Jessica doesn't spar with people she doesn't know and doesn't yet trust.  And Jessica not only can't dance, she doesn't... there should've been an option to reply to Jack's "We all know you can't dance" with a, "You're right, but you go out there and have fun," or something similar.  And every conversation with EDI and Joker about their relationship (she's a metal Barbie doll, dude, seriously?) set my teeth on edge.  Jessica may support synthetic life as its own distinct form, after altering her blanket views of all AI thanks to her interactions with Legion and EDI.  But even though she would take severe exception to being called one, she's still a racist towards machine life, and she'd be a segregationist towards any kind of sexual union (if you could call it that) between the two life forms.  Nothing she said during those conversations was right.

Where the hell was our middle-right, neutral option?  There was one, one, in the entire fricking game.  During the scene with Liara and the time capsule (which was a great scene), you had a neutral option, "The truth".  It's so rare in that game I even remember its label.  And where did our branching Investigate trees go?  Lots of pruning took place with them, too.

Gah, I have got to stop dwelling on this, I'm only making it worse.  So yeah, just like you, Ais, I ignore the ending.  If they're going to leave it ambiguous, then I'm going to one-up them and make it so damned ambiguous that Jessica's status after hitting the ground in London is "MIA".  The advanced life of the galaxy survives.  The Reaper threat is, somehow, removed.  But fifty or a hundred years from now, nobody will know what really happened or how it was accomplished, or where the final resting place of the heroine known as Shepard is... only that her name was written across the stars by her lover, Dr. Liara T'soni.

Modifié par Sable Phoenix, 24 mars 2012 - 06:53 .

[Beba]

Sable Phoenix wrote...

Aislinn Trista wrote...

@Sable

I understand how you feel. I believe that Holly Shepard slowly faded away in ME3, replaced by too much auto-dialogue and the huge amount of scenes left completely out of my control.

The crappy way they handled her romance and the weirdo endings were just nails in the coffin. I honestly feel like I'm mourning her right now. This all essentially ruined the entire experience for me. My attempts to play ME3 with other FemSheps has failed.

I went back and played some ME2 last night and it actually made me feel happy. It felt like MY Shepard again, with all the awesome allies I've come to adore.

Maybe I'll get over it, maybe I won't. As it stands I'd like to think she died there, sitting next to Anderson and finally took that journey across the sea.  The Crucible fired and the Reapers were obliterated.

It's pretty much the only way I can find peace in it.  




Kalahira.  Guide this one to where the traveler never tires, the lover never leaves...

Yes... mourning.  That is the exact word, Aislinn.  That's why I'm making that video... to mourn Jessica.

Like Sage with Kyrie, I felt that Jessica made it through a good portion of all that auto-dialog with her character intact, but then there were many other situations where I was just saying to myself, "No, that's wrong."  Most of those occurred in bars, oddly.  I wanted way more control over what Jessica would say and do in the interaction with Vega and the other marines for example.  Hell, pretty much any conversation with James, especially that sparring match you're forced to take part in... Jessica doesn't spar with people she doesn't know and doesn't yet trust.  And Jessica not only can't dance, she doesn't... there should've been an option to reply to Jack's "We all know you can't dance" with a, "You're right, but you go out there and have fun," or something similar.  And every conversation with EDI and Joker about their relationship (she's a metal Barbie doll, dude, seriously?) set my teeth on edge.  Jessica may support synthetic life as its own distinct form, after altering her blanket views of all AI thanks to her interactions with Legion and EDI.  But even though she would take severe exception to being called one, she's still a racist towards machine life, and she'd be a segregationist towards any kind of sexual union (if you could call it that) between the two life forms.  Nothing she said during those conversations was right.

Where the hell was our middle-right, neutral option?  There was one, one, in the entire fricking game.  During the scene with Liara and the time capsule (which was a great scene), you had a neutral option, "The truth".  It's so rare in that game I even remember its label.  And where did our branching Investigate trees go?  Lots of pruning took place with them, too.

Gah, I have got to stop dwelling on this, I'm only making it worse.  So yeah, just like you, Ais, I ignore the ending.  If they're going to leave it ambiguous, then I'm going to one-up them and make it so damned ambiguous that Jessica's status after hitting the ground in London is "MIA".  The advanced life of the galaxy survives.  The Reaper threat is, somehow, removed.  But fifty or a hundred years from now, nobody will know what really happened or how it was accomplished, or where the final resting place of the heroine known as Shepard is... only that her name was written across the stars by her lover, Dr. Liara T'soni.

:crying: because there are no words, just sadness

[Ottemis]

QwibQwib wrote...

So much sadness, this is the most hated month in my entire gaming life. I wish i had the power to change things so I could make everyone happy it breaks my heart.

Right now..i'm playing Ella (I want to see how Garru's romance will play out).She's a Biotic, so I'm debating whether or not I should pick Reave. So far I like Reave...so. By the way...Gibbed is acting weird, I'm trying to change Ella's Lip color but nothing changes happens O.o

If it's anything like ME2 you need 'pure' undiluted color under vector, then adjust the scalar for intensity of color.

Modifié par Ottemis, 24 mars 2012 - 07:03 .

[QwibQwib]

Ottemis wrote...

QwibQwib wrote...

So much sadness, this is the most hated month in my entire gaming life. I wish i had the power to change things so I could make everyone happy it breaks my heart.

Right now..i'm playing Ella (I want to see how Garru's romance will play out).She's a Biotic, so I'm debating whether or not I should pick Reave. So far I like Reave...so. By the way...Gibbed is acting weird, I'm trying to change Ella's Lip color but nothing changes happens O.o

If it's anything like ME2 you need 'pure' undiluted color under vector, then adjust the scalar for intensity of color.

ED_Lips_Tint_Scalar ??
EDIT: Yup, i totally forgot about that! Thanks Ottemis

Modifié par QwibQwib, 24 mars 2012 - 07:05 .

[NoxJuked]

Also about the auto dialogue, I didn't mind it to much because most of it was what I wanted my femshep to say. It wasn't until meeting with the ghost/god-kid at the end that I was really frustrated that you couldn't say more. One thing I would have liked, they should have thrown in some renegade/paragon interrupts/actions for when something sad etc happened. I wanted to see my femshep just maybe punch or kick **** renegade option or cry a bit paragon option when *spoiler* she got beat at Thessia and millions/billions just died. Other than that the writing for[Except the very very eding, and a few scenes Thane vs Kai Leng] the characters, dialogue, and voice acting is just the best it's probably what carries it for me and why the auto dialogue didn't bother me just some slightly getting used to, since Kasumi and Zaeed were the same in ME2.

Modifié par NoxJuked, 24 mars 2012 - 07:06 .

[sagefic]

Sable Phoenix wrote...

Aislinn Trista wrote...

@Sable

I understand how you feel. I believe that Holly Shepard slowly faded away in ME3, replaced by too much auto-dialogue and the huge amount of scenes left completely out of my control.

The crappy way they handled her romance and the weirdo endings were just nails in the coffin. I honestly feel like I'm mourning her right now. This all essentially ruined the entire experience for me. My attempts to play ME3 with other FemSheps has failed.

I went back and played some ME2 last night and it actually made me feel happy. It felt like MY Shepard again, with all the awesome allies I've come to adore.

Maybe I'll get over it, maybe I won't. As it stands I'd like to think she died there, sitting next to Anderson and finally took that journey across the sea.  The Crucible fired and the Reapers were obliterated.

It's pretty much the only way I can find peace in it.  


*snippics*

Kalahira.  Guide this one to where the traveler never tires, the lover never leaves...

Yes... mourning.  That is the exact word, Aislinn.  That's why I'm making that video... to mourn Jessica.

Like Sage with Kyrie, I felt that Jessica made it through a good portion of all that auto-dialog with her character intact, but then there were many other situations where I was just saying to myself, "No, that's wrong."  Most of those occurred in bars, oddly.  I wanted way more control over what Jessica would say and do in the interaction with Vega and the other marines for example.  Hell, pretty much any conversation with James, especially that sparring match you're forced to take part in... Jessica doesn't spar with people she doesn't know and doesn't yet trust.  And Jessica not only can't dance, she doesn't... there should've been an option to reply to Jack's "We all know you can't dance" with a, "You're right, but you go out there and have fun," or something similar.  And every conversation with EDI and Joker about their relationship (she's a metal Barbie doll, dude, seriously?) set my teeth on edge.  Jessica may support synthetic life as its own distinct form, after altering her blanket views of all AI thanks to her interactions with Legion and EDI.  But even though she would take severe exception to being called one, she's still a racist towards machine life, and she'd be a segregationist towards any kind of sexual union (if you could call it that) between the two life forms.  Nothing she said during those conversations was right.

Where the hell was our middle-right, neutral option?  There was one, one, in the entire fricking game.  During the scene with Liara and the time capsule (which was a great scene), you had a neutral option, "The truth".  It's so rare in that game I even remember its label.  And where did our branching Investigate trees go?  Lots of pruning took place with them, too.

Gah, I have got to stop dwelling on this, I'm only making it worse.  So yeah, just like you, Ais, I ignore the ending.  If they're going to leave it ambiguous, then I'm going to one-up them and make it so damned ambiguous that Jessica's status after hitting the ground in London is "MIA".  The advanced life of the galaxy survives.  The Reaper threat is, somehow, removed.  But fifty or a hundred years from now, nobody will know what really happened or how it was accomplished, or where the final resting place of the heroine known as Shepard is... only that her name was written across the stars by her lover, Dr. Liara T'soni.

I remember reading somewhere that the idea in the last game was to try and push people into being more paragon OR renegade - to polarize options.

Where did I read that? Ugh, never going to find all these articles again.

Anyhow, i remember thinking that kind of bothered me, because I *like* choosing my way through a middle path. I try to play shepard as *good*, but that's not always paragon and it's not always renegade. it's a mix. part of what rocks in ME vs. da2 is that you don't have to polarize your dialog to accomplish certain alignments. you just act as you act and let the chips fall where they may. 

as i go through game 3, i see weaknesses like this. not horrible, but not great, either. i think the ending just was SUCH a *whoa* (insert keaunu reeves voice) that it distracted me from other things.

Honestly, i think now that things actually went wrong as far back as ME2. because we spent so much time off on a red herring suicide mission instead of investigating genuine ways to stop the reapers, the only way we were going to wrap things up in ME3 was with a giant deus ex machina. when the reapers hit, we had no weapons, no intel, nothing really. i think this is why the ending goodbyes hurt me so much. i was like, 'aaa'h! we have NOTHING to bring to this fight but a crazy-@ss weapon named 'The Test' does no one else find this totally crazy? jsut me? huh."

while me2 did give us a full mission with a beginning, middle, and end, i sort of think we needed more resources going in to me3. i mean, sorry, but diana allers is not a resource. a big frickin' gun and a heap of explosives? THAT'S a resource.

sorry, don't mind me. kyrie's pyromaniac tendencies sometimes co-opt my headspace. 

Modifié par sagequeen, 24 mars 2012 - 07:09 .

[Gilsa]

sagequeen wrote...

Anyhow, i remember thinking that kind of bothered me, because I *like* choosing my way through a middle path. I try to play shepard as *good*, but that's not always paragon and it's not always renegade. it's a mix. part of what rocks in ME vs. da2 is that you don't have to polarize your dialog to accomplish certain alignments. you just act as you act and let the chips fall where they may.

Yeah, the argument with Joker really threw me off because I started with the renegade "YOU ARE SO GD OUT OF LINE WITH YOUR JOKES" and ended with paragon "Thanks for the pep talk, Joker, you're swell." (The final renegade line of telling him I didn't need a shrink, do your job is just too harsh because I really do like Joker.) I do like that the whole fight happened in the first place -- it's a great way of showing how much stress everyone is under. But yeah, really WTB neutral lines for that one.

Modifié par Gilsa, 24 mars 2012 - 07:25 .

[Sable Phoenix]

Gilsa wrote...

sagequeen wrote...

Anyhow, i remember thinking that kind of bothered me, because I *like* choosing my way through a middle path. I try to play shepard as *good*, but that's not always paragon and it's not always renegade. it's a mix. part of what rocks in ME vs. da2 is that you don't have to polarize your dialog to accomplish certain alignments. you just act as you act and let the chips fall where they may.

Yeah, the argument with Joker really threw me off because I started with the renegade "YOU ARE SO GD OUT OF LINE WITH YOUR JOKES" and ended with paragon "Thanks for the pep talk, Joker, you're swell." (The final renegade line of telling him I didn't need a shrink, do your job is just too harsh because I really do like Joker.) I do like that the whole fight happened in the first place -- it's a great way of showing how much stress everyone is under. But yeah, really WTB neutral lines for that one.

Jessica started with the Paragon response on that (and yes, I reloaded to explore all options), "A few million people just died," which fit perfecly... and then she lashed out with the Renegade.  It fit her mood at the time.  I'm glad she got to apologize to Joker later on.

Seth Green stole that scene, though.

Modifié par Sable Phoenix, 24 mars 2012 - 07:44 .

[Silver]

That scene with Joker was frickin' amazing... I liked that Joker kind of exploded in your face for once, taking into account that he usually hides his fear and anxiety behind jokes & jabs.
It also showed that he and the crew are there for Shepard and are actually worried about her caving under all the stress she's had to endure.

[wazir88]

centauri2002 wrote...

 Might as well show off my two FemSheps.

My Paragon.



And my Renegade.

OMG! this is actually what I thought the default femshep in ME3 would look like! Definitely much better, do you mind sharing your face code?

[HurricaneGinger]

silverhammer08 wrote...

That scene with Joker was frickin' amazing... I liked that Joker kind of exploded in your face for once, taking into account that he usually hides his fear and anxiety behind jokes & jabs.
It also showed that he and the crew are there for Shepard and are actually worried about her caving under all the stress she's had to endure.

Oh, I loved that. Especially when your Shepard says "I'm fine", her friends still look at her and tell her they're there for her. Those parts made me want to cry.

[Bad Cupcake]

sunnygsm wrote...

Thought I'd share my femshep. Not very good at grabbing decent screenshots right now though .
 

Ummmm.... Sunny! Could you share your face code or is she gibbed? She is... wow... she's super gorgeous... 

[Silver]

PhantomGinger wrote...

silverhammer08 wrote...

That scene with Joker was frickin' amazing... I liked that Joker kind of exploded in your face for once, taking into account that he usually hides his fear and anxiety behind jokes & jabs.
It also showed that he and the crew are there for Shepard and are actually worried about her caving under all the stress she's had to endure.

Oh, I loved that. Especially when your Shepard says "I'm fine", her friends still look at her and tell her they're there for her. Those parts made me want to cry.

same here

[Beba]

wazir88 wrote...

centauri2002 wrote...

 Might as well show off my two FemSheps.

My Paragon.



And my Renegade.

OMG! this is actually what I thought the default femshep in ME3 would look like! Definitely much better, do you mind sharing your face code?

she is...OMG:wub:<3

[ADLegend21]

I guess I'm one of the fortunate ones since Kallen seemed more like herself and less of me in ME3. when he would randomly speak without me picking something, she felt alive to me. Sure I still had control over most of her story, but she almost seemed like I was watching a documentary on her where she was followed around by a camera. Evne thoguh I'd already played throug the game, and Ais and Red can verify this, I was physically nervous as I played through the ground fighting on earth with Kallen. I wasn't with Adam Shep, but I was with Kallen.

[Sable Phoenix]

ADLegend21 wrote...

I guess I'm one of the fortunate ones since Kallen seemed more like herself and less of me in ME3. when he would randomly speak without me picking something, she felt alive to me. Sure I still had control over most of her story, but she almost seemed like I was watching a documentary on her where she was followed around by a camera. Evne thoguh I'd already played throug the game, and Ais and Red can verify this, I was physically nervous as I played through the ground fighting on earth with Kallen. I wasn't with Adam Shep, but I was with Kallen.

That's all well and good I suppose, but the previous two games weren't documentaries.  I didn't buy this one expecting a documentary.  The fact that we got something more like a documentary is... well, I'll just leave this here:

From a pre-release interview with Mac Walters:

"...between Mass Effect 2 and Mass Effect 3, one of the things I looked at was -- I don't know if I'd call it the writing, but the cinematic style and delivery of Uncharted 2 really drew my eye. I look at that and say, 'Wow, those are some very compelling people.' I'm happy to sit there and watch what's going on in that scene -- I don't even need interactivity in that scene because it's so well done." - Mac Walters (emphasis mine)

Yeah, you know what, Hack Walters?  We're not paying you to write goddam Uncharted 2.  We're paying for goddam Mass Effect.  Something which you have now proved you don't know anything about, as if the comics you wrote weren't enough.  You hack.

Dammit.

Modifié par Sable Phoenix, 24 mars 2012 - 08:31 .