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[Verly]

thank you all who comented on Roslyn. I would share her face codes, but I never remember to save them, so sadly, even though I'd be willing, I don't even have them.

edit, topshep. Shep in question Roslyn

Modifié par Verly, 04 février 2012 - 09:39 .

[ReallyRue]

sagequeen wrote...

I save the Council for military reasons, actually, not mercy. 

Vigil tells you the first thing the Reapers did was take out the Prothean government. so I save them, straight out. maintain leadership in crisis and all that. it's sort of the 'save the queen' mentality that i think befits a soldier.

That was the same thinking I used for saving the Council, on my renegons as well as paragades. The galaxy could probably use a government, considering I didn't know how soon the rest of the Reapers would follow Sovereign, even if Saren was stopped from using the Citadel.

@Phoenix Fyre, I love playing renegon. My main Shep is a renegon, most of her major decisions are renegade ones, but she hates Cerberus, and has some mercy, so she destroyed the Collector base and chose the paragon conclusion to Overlord. She's amicable to her friends and rude to everyone else. I really liked that it was easier to do that in ME2. Hopefully it will be even easier to combine paragon and renegade in ME3.

[bleetman]

I also have a question for you all. Do you have a Shepard that you've completed everything with? And I mean like everything as in found all the minerals/Asari writings/DLCs/reached level 60 in Mass Effect 1 and scanned all planets done all side quests, etc in Mass Effect 2?

I'm hoping I'm not alone in my crazy hermit playstyle.

All of my Shepards do that, every time. I stopped short of sucking the galaxy dry of every available mineral in ME2, but the basic principle of doing everything there is to do persists in pretty much every game I play. At least I'm not playing Skyrim anymore, I suppose.

As far as the thing about how people play their Shepard for morality, mine're all paragades. Generally more paragon than regenade in the end, but alternating between the two as I see fit. Which has thus far been a little... inconsistent in how much it actually works.

I've only the one Shepard who saves the council, under the justification that charging straight at Sovereign with a geth fleet running amock unopposed isn't going to end well. Best to clear them out quickly whilst they're pre-occupied. Which naturally means actually saving the council is more circumstance than intentional, but hey.

Modifié par bleetman, 04 février 2012 - 09:46 .

[sagefic]

Vovea wrote...

sagequeen wrote...

I save the Council for military reasons, actually, not mercy. 

Vigil tells you the first thing the Reapers did was take out the Prothean government. so I save them, straight out. maintain leadership in crisis and all that. it's sort of the 'save the queen' mentality that i think befits a soldier.

This is exactly what I thought when I was at the end. Also, for less noble reasons, because I didn't want the awesome Turian shopkeeper to hate me...

I also have a question for you all. Do you have a Shepard that you've completed everything with? And I mean like everything as in found all the minerals/Asari writings/DLCs/reached level 60 in Mass Effect 1 and scanned all planets done all side quests, etc in Mass Effect 2?

I'm hoping I'm not alone in my crazy hermit playstyle.

You're not alone in that. The only thing I haven't done with my femshep is Pinnacle Station, 'cause I never bought it. I did every stinkin' last thing in the galaxy, including getting out of the Mako to kill things, since that gave me more XP.

Except Maws. I really don't like taking them on on foot. That's insanity, imo. Though I know some Sheps do that.



Kaidan: I'm sick of side missions.
Ashley: But at least we all look stylish, no?

Modifié par sagequeen, 04 février 2012 - 09:44 .

[ADLegend21]

Vovea wrote...


I also have a question for you all. Do you have a Shepard that you've completed everything with? And I mean like everything as in found all the minerals/Asari writings/DLCs/reached level 60 in Mass Effect 1 and scanned all planets done all side quests, etc in Mass Effect 2?

I have a Kallen Playthrough like that. She's done every side quest, found all the planets, got all the scientific upgrades, all the weapons, all the everything. 100% galaxy exploration, 100% completion no one left behind and everything.

[Sinapus]

Some of my Sheps did all the sidequests available, but I tended to skip the Rachni missions. Especially that last one on the depot.

[Hekate]

This is my Shep, Kallien.



Or at least how she is now, before she looked horrible, just remade her last night for my last play through, still not loving her though, the eye lashes are just too dark against the skin.

Might end up going with the new default if it looks any better.

[Vovea]

That's pretty awesome that so many people take the time to complete everything. There's something really satisfying about having all the missions greyed-out as completed.

[Hekate]

I do every single side mission. Planet scanning and Asari writing not so much.

[Asch Lavigne]

Amieera wrote...

I do every single side mission. Planet scanning and Asari writing not so much.

I did everything in ME1 but missed one of the metal/gasses collections by 2 and was not going to run around the galaxy looking for them. Did everything in ME2  except giving Aria the datapad, I didn't want her to know she was next on the list.

[SaturnRing]

The only side mission that don't register as completed - depending on how you choose to resolve it - is the Salarian Ish task; also why it's one of my least favorite...

[Eliza]

Here comes one of my FemSheps - Brenda Shepard:

[Hekate]

Ugh, that pic reminded me of one thing, I mean I like your shepard, but am I the only one who hates that dress? How come just because shes a woman she has to wear a dress for that mission? There should be a choice.

[meonlyred]

Amieera wrote...

Ugh, that pic reminded me of one thing, I mean I like your shepard, but am I the only one who hates that dress? How come just because shes a woman she has to wear a dress for that mission? There should be a choice.

Because Shepard is playing a role. She is acting, being undercover. Who would think the chick in the hot black leather dress would pull out a gun murder lots of dudes.

Plus dudeshep would look kind of weird in a dress too.

[Hekate]

meonlyred wrote...

Amieera wrote...

Ugh, that pic reminded me of one thing, I mean I like your shepard, but am I the only one who hates that dress? How come just because shes a woman she has to wear a dress for that mission? There should be a choice.

Because Shepard is playing a role. She is acting, being undercover. Who would think the chick in the hot black leather dress would pull out a gun murder lots of dudes.

Plus dudeshep would look kind of weird in a dress too.

Lol, true. But then it stays with you after. Rather have it just for that mission.

After I did that quest the first time I started a new file. Hated when I woke up on the table in that dress..

[Cratto]

[/quote]

"This is exactly what I thought when I was at the end. Also, for less noble reasons, because I didn't want the awesome Turian shopkeeper to hate me...

I also have a question for you all. Do you have a Shepard that you've completed everything with? And I mean like everything as in found all the minerals/Asari writings/DLCs/reached level 60 in Mass Effect 1 and scanned all planets done all side quests, etc in Mass Effect 2?

I'm hoping I'm not alone in my crazy hermit playstyle."
[/quote]

In ME1 - did all the side missions, landed on every planet and got all the scanned stuff. Twice so I could reach Level 60. But didn't do Pinnacle Station but did Bring Down the Sky.

In ME2 - did all the side missions, got all the upgrades (so scanned enough planets), did all the DLC. Bought everything that could be bought. Got to level 30. Got all the achievements bar the Romance (stuck with Liara) and Insanity level ones.

Hoping it will mean something in ME3 and my femshep, Jamie.

So you are not alone!

Modifié par Cratto, 04 février 2012 - 10:56 .

[SaturnRing]

Amieera wrote...

Ugh, that pic reminded me of one thing, I mean I like your shepard, but am I the only one who hates that dress? How come just because shes a woman she has to wear a dress for that mission? There should be a choice.

That dress is the "only" one available in the game. While it's not my favorite i like the fact that it offers a brake from the routine.

[sagefic]

SaturnRing wrote...

The only side mission that don't register as completed - depending on how you choose to resolve it - is the Salarian Ish task; also why it's one of my least favorite...

That broken task does bother me.... So I go renegade and tell the Batarian and have him take Ish out. I headcanoned it somehow...revenge for Jacob's sake 'cause he's part of my crew (take him with and he has words for the salarian). 

SaturnRing wrote...

Amieera wrote...

Ugh, that pic reminded me of one thing, I mean I like your shepard, but am I the only one who hates that dress? How come just because shes a woman she has to wear a dress for that mission? There should be a choice.

That dress is the "only" one available in the game. While it's not my favorite i like the fact that it offers a brake from the routine.

 

I believe if you mod in the ability to bring up the wardrobe at any time, you can change the dress mid-mission. I love the dress, however. Leather LBD (little black dress) is classy and badass at the same time. Shepard's reaction to it is hilarious ("Why am I wearing this?") as is Kasumi's. 

I do wonder where she stashed that pistol, though. 

LBD ftw!



Kyrie: LBD. Damn, I feel awkward.

Nora: LBD. Somebody is going to DIE.

[ReallyRue]

Amieera wrote...

Ugh, that pic reminded me of one thing, I mean I like your shepard, but am I the only one who hates that dress? How come just because shes a woman she has to wear a dress for that mission? There should be a choice.

I like the top half of it, but I really don't like the actual skirt part.

I have to wonder though, femShep must be terribly unfashionable. I've never seen another woman in the game wearing a short dress. They're all usually floor-length. I suppose it's tough keeping up with fashion when you're saving the galaxy. 

[Eliza]

SaturnRing wrote...

Amieera wrote...

Ugh, that pic reminded me of one thing, I mean I like your shepard, but am I the only one who hates that dress? How come just because shes a woman she has to wear a dress for that mission? There should be a choice.

That dress is the "only" one available in the game. While it's not my favorite i like the fact that it offers a brake from the routine.

Yes, I also like the dress because it's different from all the other stuff Shep's in her wardrobe. The short skirt only is a little bit strange when FemShep is sitting on her bed or when talking to Garrus:O. A long skirt would be better (or another sitting position:P).
But the black leather dress is the perfect outfit when Thane visits my Sheps before going on the suicide mission. Well, I really think, he likes her sexy look:wub:.

[Phoenix_Fyre]

@Vovea

Nope. Welll I guess nearly? I've played ME1 so many times I have it memorized. O_O

[Red_Jezzabelle]

My FemSheps:

Modifié par Red_Jezzabelle, 05 février 2012 - 11:50 .

[Hekate]

Hmm, am I the only one who made up a cool future name for my Shepard? I'm just noticing that.

Also, any one else amazed at the armor development in the 2 years between ME and ME2? Went from looking like a rubber wet suit, to real armor.

Modifié par Amieera, 04 février 2012 - 11:50 .

[Tup3x]

Amieera wrote...

Hmm, am I the only one who made up a cool future name for my Shepard? I'm just noticing that.

Also, any one else amazed at the armor development in the 2 years between ME and ME2? Went from looking like a rubber wet suit, to real armor.

Kallien? Kalli is Finnish family name by the way. I don't think that names change much in that time. People start using old, over 100 years old names now. Naming conventions go in weird cycles. I just prefer short no nonsense names. That's why my Shepard is Tiia.

[bleetman]

sagequeen wrote...

I do wonder where she stashed that pistol, though. 

I figured it was strapped to her thigh. It's covered and not all that far from where she'd keep her sidearm anyway.