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[DimmockDude]

Its amazing Bioware is trying their hardest to ignore this even though this is now a 78 page thread. Wake up Bioware this is not going to go away. Youve annoyed many people so make it right.

[KotorEffect3]

abnocte wrote...

People that have played the game are saying that the game clearly tells them to recreate the face.

So no, it is not and oversight, they knew this will happen but instead of using they resources to find a way to allow a ME1 face into ME3 they decided to use them elsewhere and just tell players to create a new face.

And I have serious doubts about a fix.

If that is the case then what the hell were they thinking?

[Druss99]

Possible work around, well it worked for me anyway:

I have four Shepards, all with the same face imported from ME1. Three of them were created from the ME1 import, the other was created from a finished ME2 game of one of the other three Shepards. The first three of them (2 created from the base ME1 Shepard and the other is the one from the completed ME2 run through) have no face codes at all. I tried creating another Shepard using one of those as an import base tonight and still got no code.

However, last week I started my fourth Shepard, again imported from that custom ME1 Shepard. At first I was going to tweak his face but decided against it and went back to my original custom import face. Low and behold this game has a facecode. The only thing I did different was attempt to change the face then backed out of it. I entered this face code into the ME3 demo and it came out pretty damn close, it looks like my Shepard after a long illness.

Not sure if I explained this very well but you get a face code if you import, then go into customise, then back out of it and select your imported Shepard. This code should hopefully reproduce your Shepard in ME3.

I'm probably too late and its already been mentioned, but this thread moves pretty quickly and I'm not wading through it all again. It's also probably blatantly obvious to everyone but me . But maybe it will help someone out.

Modifié par Druss99, 05 mars 2012 - 09:31 .

[Ecmoose]

Wow this thread is growing 5x as fast as it was last week and still no response. I know I shouldn't expect one at this point but geeze.

I mean, the people most upset about this are the oldest fans of the franchise, you think we'd at least warrant an "I'm Sorry".

[Tup3x]

You know fellas, you should try recreating your Shepard in ME2. I did that once and I did get pixel perfect results. It shouldn't take too long and you can swap between imported and new so the comparison is really, really easy.

[SLPr0]

I don't think theres enough fighting, profanity, and real world death threats in this thread for it to warrant BioWare's attention.

[Smith87]

Druss99 wrote...

Possible work around, well it worked for me anyway:

I have four Shepards, all with the same face imported from ME1. Three of them were created from the ME1 import, the other was created from a finished ME2 game of one of the other three Shepards. The first three of them (2 created from the base ME1 Shepard and the other is the one from the completed ME2 run through) have no face codes at all. I tried creating another Shepard using one of those as an import base tonight and still got no code.

However, last week I started my fourth Shepard, again imported from that custom ME1 Shepard. At first I was going to tweak his face but decided against it and went back to my original custom import face. Low and behold this game has a facecode. The only thing I did different was attempt to change the face then backed out of it. I entered this face code into the ME3 demo and it came out pretty damn close, it looks like my Shepard after a long illness.

Not sure if I explained this very well but you get a face code if you import, then go into customise, then back out of it and select your imported Shepard. This code should hopefully reproduce your Shepard in ME3.

I'm probably too late and its already been mentioned, but this thread moves pretty quickly and I'm not wading through it all again. It's also probably blatantly obvious to everyone but me . But maybe it will help someone out.

This actually worked for me.

[Zatunks]

Cmdr Pwn wrote...

Zatunks wrote...

Sorry if someone has already covered what I'm about to say, but has anyone tried starting a new game in ME2 with their endgame ME2 Shepard as the import option?
I did this and once I got to the point where I could open up the Squad menu, I found that my Shepard now had a character code available.

I just tried it, didn't work.  Still no code shows up for my maleshep.

Just to clerify, you started a new game in ME2, imported your endgame Shepard from ME2, selected the imported custom face, then played until you had the option to view your Squad menu in the game?  
When I did all of that, I was able to view the character code in the Squad menu, at the top of the screen, above Shepard's name and level.

If that's the case, sorry it didn't work for you.  I couldn't begin to guess why our experiences would differ, then.  I actually sort of stumbled upon it, myself, and wondered why I had never noticed the code up until that point, for a moment.

Druss99 wrote...

Not sure if I explained this very well but you get a face code if you import, then go into customise, then back out of it and select your imported Shepard. This code should hopefully reproduce your Shepard in ME3. 

Actually, now that I read this, the part of what Druss said that I made bold may be the key.  I did fiddle with the new custom character option for a moment before ultimately selecting my imported custom face and beginning the game.

Modifié par Zatunks, 05 mars 2012 - 09:41 .

[BIO18]

Tup3xi wrote...

You know fellas, you should try recreating your Shepard in ME2. I did that once and I did get pixel perfect results. It shouldn't take too long and you can swap between imported and new so the comparison is really, really easy.

Thats what I did to get the code for my shepard. But you have to admit its not up to us to do their work. Soon we will have to answer a servey at the start to know what choices we made. 

[Smith87]

Smith87 wrote...

Druss99 wrote...

Possible work around, well it worked for me anyway:

I have four Shepards, all with the same face imported from ME1. Three of them were created from the ME1 import, the other was created from a finished ME2 game of one of the other three Shepards. The first three of them (2 created from the base ME1 Shepard and the other is the one from the completed ME2 run through) have no face codes at all. I tried creating another Shepard using one of those as an import base tonight and still got no code.

However, last week I started my fourth Shepard, again imported from that custom ME1 Shepard. At first I was going to tweak his face but decided against it and went back to my original custom import face. Low and behold this game has a facecode. The only thing I did different was attempt to change the face then backed out of it. I entered this face code into the ME3 demo and it came out pretty damn close, it looks like my Shepard after a long illness.

Not sure if I explained this very well but you get a face code if you import, then go into customise, then back out of it and select your imported Shepard. This code should hopefully reproduce your Shepard in ME3.

I'm probably too late and its already been mentioned, but this thread moves pretty quickly and I'm not wading through it all again. It's also probably blatantly obvious to everyone but me . But maybe it will help someone out.

This actually worked for me.

Well, it gives you the code of the face you made in CC, so it can still be a different than you shep.

[Doctor_Jackstraw]

Renegade Scarring will transition because its stored in a different location than headmorphs. its a ratio between paragon and renegade points, as long as you didnt get the scarring surgury you'll still have your scars.

[DimmockDude]

Druss99 wrote...

Possible work around, well it worked for me anyway:

I have four Shepards, all with the same face imported from ME1. Three of them were created from the ME1 import, the other was created from a finished ME2 game of one of the other three Shepards. The first three of them (2 created from the base ME1 Shepard and the other is the one from the completed ME2 run through) have no face codes at all. I tried creating another Shepard using one of those as an import base tonight and still got no code.

However, last week I started my fourth Shepard, again imported from that custom ME1 Shepard. At first I was going to tweak his face but decided against it and went back to my original custom import face. Low and behold this game has a facecode. The only thing I did different was attempt to change the face then backed out of it. I entered this face code into the ME3 demo and it came out pretty damn close, it looks like my Shepard after a long illness.

Not sure if I explained this very well but you get a face code if you import, then go into customise, then back out of it and select your imported Shepard. This code should hopefully reproduce your Shepard in ME3.

I'm probably too late and its already been mentioned, but this thread moves pretty quickly and I'm not wading through it all again. It's also probably blatantly obvious to everyone but me . But maybe it will help someone out.

Didn't work for me. I got the code but then put it into the ME3 demo and came up with a slight variant of the first preset. Didn't look anything like my shep.

[Druss99]

DimmockDude wrote...

Druss99 wrote...

Possible work around, well it worked for me anyway:

I have four Shepards, all with the same face imported from ME1. Three of them were created from the ME1 import, the other was created from a finished ME2 game of one of the other three Shepards. The first three of them (2 created from the base ME1 Shepard and the other is the one from the completed ME2 run through) have no face codes at all. I tried creating another Shepard using one of those as an import base tonight and still got no code.

However, last week I started my fourth Shepard, again imported from that custom ME1 Shepard. At first I was going to tweak his face but decided against it and went back to my original custom import face. Low and behold this game has a facecode. The only thing I did different was attempt to change the face then backed out of it. I entered this face code into the ME3 demo and it came out pretty damn close, it looks like my Shepard after a long illness.

Not sure if I explained this very well but you get a face code if you import, then go into customise, then back out of it and select your imported Shepard. This code should hopefully reproduce your Shepard in ME3.

I'm probably too late and its already been mentioned, but this thread moves pretty quickly and I'm not wading through it all again. It's also probably blatantly obvious to everyone but me . But maybe it will help someone out.

Didn't work for me. I got the code but then put it into the ME3 demo and came up with a slight variant of the first preset. Didn't look anything like my shep.

Damn, I'm pretty sure I didn't do anything else differently. Sorry man, thought I'd found an actual work around that didn't require USB drives or anything. I did start messing about with sliders before I exited out of it, the guy I was creating looked nothing like my original so that makes it even more confusing. Unless its the very act of changing the sliders and presets that made the difference.

[davidshooter]

DimmockDude wrote...

Druss99 wrote...

Possible work around, well it worked for me anyway:

I have four Shepards, all with the same face imported from ME1. Three of them were created from the ME1 import, the other was created from a finished ME2 game of one of the other three Shepards. The first three of them (2 created from the base ME1 Shepard and the other is the one from the completed ME2 run through) have no face codes at all. I tried creating another Shepard using one of those as an import base tonight and still got no code.

However, last week I started my fourth Shepard, again imported from that custom ME1 Shepard. At first I was going to tweak his face but decided against it and went back to my original custom import face. Low and behold this game has a facecode. The only thing I did different was attempt to change the face then backed out of it. I entered this face code into the ME3 demo and it came out pretty damn close, it looks like my Shepard after a long illness.

Not sure if I explained this very well but you get a face code if you import, then go into customise, then back out of it and select your imported Shepard. This code should hopefully reproduce your Shepard in ME3.

I'm probably too late and its already been mentioned, but this thread moves pretty quickly and I'm not wading through it all again. It's also probably blatantly obvious to everyone but me . But maybe it will help someone out.

Didn't work for me. I got the code but then put it into the ME3 demo and came up with a slight variant of the first preset. Didn't look anything like my shep.

We used to have to answer this all the time in the ME2 modding thread.

If you import an ME1 Shep and then go into custom and then back out again all that happens is the creator gives you the face code from whatever custom Shep you looked at. It will never be your ME1 Shep code.

As many people have already suggested you can import and then flip back and forth between the custom screen and your import and try to manually re-create your import.  If you're patient you can often get very close but the creator will never give you your ME1 code no matter what you do.

Modifié par davidshooter, 05 mars 2012 - 10:00 .

[DimmockDude]

davidshooter wrote...

DimmockDude wrote...

Druss99 wrote...

Possible work around, well it worked for me anyway:

I have four Shepards, all with the same face imported from ME1. Three of them were created from the ME1 import, the other was created from a finished ME2 game of one of the other three Shepards. The first three of them (2 created from the base ME1 Shepard and the other is the one from the completed ME2 run through) have no face codes at all. I tried creating another Shepard using one of those as an import base tonight and still got no code.

However, last week I started my fourth Shepard, again imported from that custom ME1 Shepard. At first I was going to tweak his face but decided against it and went back to my original custom import face. Low and behold this game has a facecode. The only thing I did different was attempt to change the face then backed out of it. I entered this face code into the ME3 demo and it came out pretty damn close, it looks like my Shepard after a long illness.

Not sure if I explained this very well but you get a face code if you import, then go into customise, then back out of it and select your imported Shepard. This code should hopefully reproduce your Shepard in ME3.

I'm probably too late and its already been mentioned, but this thread moves pretty quickly and I'm not wading through it all again. It's also probably blatantly obvious to everyone but me . But maybe it will help someone out.

Didn't work for me. I got the code but then put it into the ME3 demo and came up with a slight variant of the first preset. Didn't look anything like my shep.

We used to have to answer this all the time in the ME2 modding thread.

If you import an ME1 Shep and then go into custom and then back out again all that happens is the creator gives you the face code from whatever custom Shep you looked at. It will never be your ME1 Shep code.

As many people have already suggested you can import and then flip back and forth between the custom screen and your import and try to manually re-create your import.  If you're patient you can often get very close but the creator will never give you your ME1 code no matter what you do.

Even though we shouldn't have to remake it. If they could import it into ME2 then there is no reason why they couldn't do it for 3. Its like if bioware announced that they killed of Shepard permanently and you now play as Jacob. That is the level of slap in the face we have recieved.

[SLPr0]

I think another reason this thread is being ignored is because its largely being carried by the same 10 or 12 people, so the BioWare mods, noticing this, aren't really inclined to care much about it because theres not enough generalized BSN outrage for it to warrant a response.

[zoider21]

The PLC wrote...

At least we'll get to hear the awesome character creator music a whole lot more because of this, than if we just imported our old look. I guess that's pretty cool.

It would be considerably cool if they were to make a patch for this at some point, I would definitely pay for something like that.

[squee365]

I go away for 4 hours and theres still no answer. I'm not surprised. DOES bioware want a sh**storm?
Because thats whats going to happen if they don't address this ASAP.

[CaptainOrgia]

I wish they had bothered to tell us earlier (or told us at all.........). Then I could have done my ME2 perfect run by importing my ME1 Shep again, redoing the face there by flipping back and forth between the custom and ME1 import faces, and then apparently, it would have been able to import into ME3.

It's bs we have to jump through hoops to get our ME1 Shepards' faces. I don't want to play ME2 for 20 hours while I could be playing ME3. I don't want to play with a stranger. I want my Shepard.

[Mr. Sean]

SLPr0 wrote...

I think another reason this thread is being ignored is because its largely being carried by the same 10 or 12 people, so the BioWare mods, noticing this, aren't really inclined to care much about it because theres not enough generalized BSN outrage for it to warrant a response.

Yeah, well, wait until about noon tomorrow. I bet then this will blow up big time.

[ratzerman]

Has there been any noise about this on other forums? This is definitely not a LOLBSN situation.

[Sashimi_taco]

It is amazing on how many levels they have just completely forgotten about the fan base. They worked so hard to get new buyers that they just completely forgot about what made this franchise successful.