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[lillitheris]

laikabaws wrote...

@N7Calibrator Welcome! Thanks for complimenting Kyrie~ I guess blue lighting does wonders for all Shepards.

Eevs is the odd one out…blue light doesn’t work for her at all, at least the locales I’ve tried. Liara makes up for the slack, though

Melody looks awesome and appropriately intimidating at the same time; love her glaring at the light and that fierce pose. Thanks for sharing her background as well; I like reading those.

This.

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@all: Thank you. Also, I love the film grain so much. Really the only reason I bother with the ENB at all.

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Eex, topless. I must rummage when I get home, but in the meanwhile, a closeup from walking toward EDI.

Modifié par lillitheris, 10 septembre 2012 - 12:53 .

[laikabaws]

@lilitheris I like the classic (?) ambiance with your film grains (and her pixie cut!) Can't wait to see her in blue lighting then

[Tup3x]

Blue is always good!

/thread

[laikabaws]

Blllllluuuuuueeeee~ This seems a bit too much though :'D

[Eyil]

Tup3xi wrote...

Eyil wrote...

Femshep totally needs some slimmer, lighter armour in SP. Since ME2 it just seems that all armour is for soldiers and vanguards, and adepts/sentinels/infiltrators just look kind of overly heavily kitted out.

That's why I used Liara's armour in ME2 for Cathy - it looks a bit more adepty.

For adepts something slimmer would be better. Especially when compared to other adepts in the game. BioWare should start milking while people still are willing to pay...

I know that if they released an armour pack with more varied/MP armour, I'd get it. Hey Bioware, that idea we just pitched? Take it. Use it. It's free. You're welcome.

Modifié par Eyil, 10 septembre 2012 - 01:16 .

[Tup3x]

So would I. If BioWare would release DLC with N7 demolisher armour in it, I would be throwing money at my Fujitsu. (Please, BioWare, make helmetless versions too...)

@laikabaws
Naah... It's blue so it has to be cool.

Modifié par Tup3xi, 10 septembre 2012 - 01:45 .

[lillitheris]

An appearance pack is just about the cheapest thing to produce. I don’t know why they haven’t.

[Tup3x]

lillitheris wrote...

An appearance pack is just about the cheapest thing to produce. I don’t know why they haven’t.

Especially when they have the stuff ready...

[meonlyred]

They said they were looking at it for the demolisher outfit. They are not going to jump straight on it as soon as we ask for it. As far as we know there might be an armor pack ready for launch right now but they aren't just going to throw it to us as soon as they get it finish. At the end of the day Bioware is a company that is providing its customers (us) with a product. Companies release new products when it will make them the more money. Looking at what Bioware did for ME2, they released a DLC of some kind every 2 months. And ever other DLC was a weapons or armor pack. Leviathan just cam out. Its like we won't see another DLC until late October early November. And that is just a guess.

Anyways here is Faye. I'm going to try to get through her ME2 play through today...
http://cloud.steampo...9644F0C7DC016F/

http://cloud-2.steam...9A1E3503AE67B0/

http://cloud.steampo...B1CA7C128260F6/

http://cloud.steampo...9B92F1C27E3C69/

Modifié par meonlyred, 10 septembre 2012 - 03:06 .

[CrazyRah]

meonlyred wrote...

They said they were looking at it for the demolisher outfit. They are not going to jump straight on it as soon as we ask for it. As far as we know there might be an armor pack ready for launch right now but they aren't just going to throw it to us as soon as they get it finish. At the end of the day Bioware is a company that is providing its customers (us) with a product. Companies release new products when it will make them the more money. Looking at what Bioware did for ME2, they released a DLC of some kind every 2 months. And ever other DLC was a weapons or armor pack. Leviathan just cam out. Its like we won't see another DLC until late October early November. And that is just a guess.

Couldn't have said it better myself. People tend to forget the bolded part that Bioware is actually a company aswell. The packs will come when the company Bioware feel that they would gain them the most money

[Tup3x]

CrazyRah wrote...

meonlyred wrote...

They said they were looking at it for the demolisher outfit. They are not going to jump straight on it as soon as we ask for it. As far as we know there might be an armor pack ready for launch right now but they aren't just going to throw it to us as soon as they get it finish. At the end of the day Bioware is a company that is providing its customers (us) with a product. Companies release new products when it will make them the more money. Looking at what Bioware did for ME2, they released a DLC of some kind every 2 months. And ever other DLC was a weapons or armor pack. Leviathan just cam out. Its like we won't see another DLC until late October early November. And that is just a guess.

Couldn't have said it better myself. People tend to forget the bolded part that Bioware is actually a company aswell. The packs will come when the company Bioware feel that they would gain them the most money

Situation is a bit different now since ME3 is the last game in the trilogy. People might just play it once and never again. If they push the release further, it might not make any money.

Cool shots meonlyred!

Modifié par Tup3xi, 10 septembre 2012 - 03:38 .

[Ottemis]

I don't see how the situation is different, after launch DLC takes time, that's true with any game.
It's re-playability is always a factor in whether or not to buy said DLC after you've initially already finished a game. This being the third in a series doesn't change that, it stands on it's own as well, especially seeing you can Gibbed create saves and Genesis exists. To that extend it's re-playability is actually increased, seeing as you're not forced to play the first two in the series to enjoy the third.

Having said all that, which percentage of the overall playerbase buys DLC to replay, buys DLC but never replays or don't buy DLC after launch and more importantly why is up in the air, and any statements on the subject are based on pure conjecture.

Just my 5 cents.

Just booted up ME2 again, to play some more Marie

Modifié par Ottemis, 10 septembre 2012 - 04:15 .

[lillitheris]

Ottemis wrote...

I don't see how the situation is different,

It is subtly different. Even if ME2 had been as much of a…well, let’s say as ‘controversial’ as ME3, people would still have the next installment to look forward to. ME3 doesn’t enjoy that luxury. There’s nothing intrinsic holding people to the series anymore.

With what’s happened, there‘s a huge chance that people will just walk away and not look back. Many have already.

Plus, they already released that gun thingy. I didn’t buy it (what’s the point, I do just fine with the guns already provided)…but I would have, had it had a couple new armors and/or outfits.

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Ah, memories of the bright and luxurious SR-2.

Modifié par lillitheris, 10 septembre 2012 - 04:39 .

[SebAusFR]

Dear mates, blue light is always the best...
Thanks for the comments on Kyla with her hair undone Maybe, we'll more of her in that state later on! (I know, these comments were already a few days back, but I'm late. Bough Skyrim on Friday... shouldn't have...)

In the mean time, I have written a Leviathan-related update of Kyla's story. It's maybe slighty shorter than previous entries, but I felt Leviathan could not be done in a single entry. Too much implications and potential inner monologues  Clickey the picture to access it!



Edit: to be honest, looking again at Leviathan's screens, I think Sagequeen's tweaks for complexion 3 actually makes a difference for Kyla too. Her face looks quite better. The original lighting I was testing in (Citadel) probably was too bright and direct for them to show... 

Modifié par SebAusFR, 10 septembre 2012 - 04:44 .

[meonlyred]

So its better to release all DLC now? I don't think so. Spreading the DLC release over months is a good way to keep people coming back to the game. Hints the WHOLE rest for DLC in the first place. If they release DLC any quicker than they might as well included it in the original game. And since this IS the last Shepard Mass Effect game, (they have already said that ME3 isn't the last game set in this universe. ME3 is only the end of Shepard's story) they are going to draw out DLC as long as they possible can. They didn't even say they were going to give us the armor we have been asking for, they simply said they were going to look into it. Patience children.

V THIS!!! WHAT OTTEMIS SAID!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Modifié par meonlyred, 10 septembre 2012 - 05:43 .

[Ottemis]

lillitheris wrote...

Ottemis wrote...

I don't see how the situation is different,

It is subtly different. Even if ME2 had been as much of a…well, let’s say as ‘controversial’ as ME3, people would still have the next installment to look forward to. ME3 doesn’t enjoy that luxury. There’s nothing intrinsic holding people to the series anymore.

Except this on it's own is a contradiction, because when you KNOW something else is coming then DLC is not the only thing to look forward to if you're invested in the franchise/setting. Right now, any DLC ME3 brings out is the last content we'll get inside this line of games. This should make more want to buy it rather then less, from that POV alone. Guesswork from both sides, too many angles and we're not experts by any means.

Sidenote: Asmuch as the BSN might be vocal about their dislike of ME3, this is a tiny representation of the actual playerbase. Aside from that, your opinion of a game is not everyone's nor can you ever assume it to be the domineering one. It's again, all guesswork and assumptions.

What personally moved me to respond was purely that we don't and can't know. Honestly, it's tiresome to hear people complain about things they know little about in the end. Thinking you can expect things, assuming things are simple, it's all a recipe for setting yourself up for eventual disaster / disappointment.

Modifié par Ottemis, 10 septembre 2012 - 05:44 .

[Tup3x]

Naah.. You're all wrong and I'm right!
/end of dicussion

[lillitheris]

Ottemis wrote...

Except this on it's own is a contradiction, because when you KNOW something else is coming then DLC is not the only thing to look forward to if you're invested in the franchise/setting. Right now, any DLC ME3 brings out is the last content we'll get inside this line of games. This should make more want to buy it rather then less, from that POV alone. Guesswork from both sides, too many angles and we're not experts by any means.

It doesn’t work like that, by and large. Markets aren’t rational.

Sidenote: Asmuch as the BSN might be vocal about their dislike of ME3, this is a tiny representation of the actual playerbase. Aside from that, your opinion of a game is not everyone's nor can you ever assume it to be the domineering one. It's again, all guesswork and assumptions.

Yes, yes, let‘s not rehash this.

What personally moved me to respond was purely that we don't and can't know. Honestly, it's tiresome to hear people complain about things they know little about in the end. Thinking you can expect things, assuming things are simple, it's all a recipe for setting yourself up for eventual disaster / disappointment.

Yes, well, “people” weren’t “complaining”, just remarking that they’d like to see some appearance DLC.

If you start arguing that BioWare shouldn’t release (or isn’t doing so), then you ought be prepared for a counterargument, and certainly not get pissy about it when one’s presented.

So, let’s just drop it with the understanding that we see the optimal release schedule of ME3 DLC differently.

Modifié par lillitheris, 10 septembre 2012 - 06:02 .

[Eyil]

I don't mind waiting for an armour pack. Just knowing that one would be on its way would be enough for me!

[Ottemis]

lillitheris wrote...
If you start arguing that BioWare shouldn’t release (or isn’t doing so), then you ought be prepared for a counterargument, and certainly not get pissy about it when one’s presented.

So, let’s just drop it with the understanding that we see the optimal release schedule of ME3 DLC differently.

Except that argument was never uttered by me.

[lillitheris]

Ottemis wrote...

Except that argument was never uttered by me.

In that case, I must have completely misunderstood you and we’re arguing about nothing.

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“I’m sure they’re fine.”

Modifié par lillitheris, 10 septembre 2012 - 06:22 .

[N7 Lisbeth]

SebAusFR wrote...

Edit: to be honest, looking again at Leviathan's screens, I think Sagequeen's tweaks for complexion 3 actually makes a difference for Kyla too. Her face looks quite better. The original lighting I was testing in (Citadel) probably was too bright and direct for them to show... 

Any chance you can point me in the general direction of these tweaks? The social.bioware.com search field returns nothing when "sagequeen" is used, neither on the forums nor projects. A google :site search pulls up too many unrelated posts(even narrowing it with "tweak" yields a couple hundred unrelated results), so I'm hoping you can expand on that a little.

Also, if anyone has any good recommendations for tweaks or skin mods, by all means. I'd welcome the suggestions.  I remember trying a few early on and didn't like what they did with complexion #3; they turned it into freckles. I wasn't a fan, I just wanted imperfect skin. But lately the low resolution of the default texture has become harder and harder to overlook.

Modifié par N7 Lisbeth, 10 septembre 2012 - 06:21 .

[Ottemis]

lillitheris wrote...

Ottemis wrote...

Except that argument was never uttered by me.

In that case, I must have completely misunderstood you and we’re arguing about nothing.

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snippy

No matter, that's a pretty Shep btw.

Modifié par Ottemis, 10 septembre 2012 - 06:22 .

[JamieCOTC]

@Eyil - You have a lovely femshep. Very unique and the hair works wonderfully on her.

@Ottemis - I expect to be disappointed by BW's quality and quantity of DLC. (Learned that the hard way through DA:O). However that way I have a good chance of being pleasantly surprised.


Still looking forward to the DLC of course, but I think I'm kind of done w/ Mass Effect, but not Shepard (femshep). An odd place to be.


Shepard: On my signal we all yell, "Red rover, red rover, send the Banshee right over!"
Crew: Are you sure this is a good idea?

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N7 Lisbeth wrote...
Any chance you can point me in the general direction of these tweaks? The social.bioware.com search field returns nothing when "sagequeen" is used, neither on the forums nor projects. A google :site search pulls up too many unrelated posts(even narrowing it with "tweak" yields a couple hundred unrelated results), so I'm hoping you can expand on that a little.

Also, if anyone has any good recommendations for tweaks or skin mods, by all means. I'd welcome the suggestions.  I remember trying a few early on and didn't like what they did with complexion #3; they turned it into freckles. I wasn't a fan, I just wanted imperfect skin. But lately the low resolution of the default texture has become harder and harder to overlook.

Try this page: http://www.gametouri...-part-2-or.html
Sage has links to both Ottemis and ELE's blogs on modding on here too.

Modifié par JamieCOTC, 10 septembre 2012 - 06:43 .

[Eyil]

JamieCOTC - Thank you! I've always admired UJ from afar. She's very lovely, and the grey hair really works on her! Plus, is that a hooked nose I see? All the better, if so!

N7Calibrator: Melody is gorgeous! She looks very young and almost innocent. I can see a few similarities between her and the default Jane, but frankly I think Mel is better.