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[Vhalkyrie]

Good grief. I hope people in that were posting in the locked thread find their way here.

[Trapper_920]

fruton wrote...

Can't believe that the original thread on this has been locked and removed. This is all sorts of shades of disgusting.

From 1 to 2 I only remeber there was an issue where it worked or didn't. But when it worked the faces were really close. Improvments or not the basic faces should be brought in.

Not that its the same issue but a few days ago I proved that the codes don't even work the same from ME3 360 to ME3 PC.

Edit: Not sure why I quoted you but since I did It doesn't make sense that they locked the original thread. Sounds shady.

Modifié par Trapper_920, 13 avril 2012 - 12:54 .

[fruton]

Vhalkyrie wrote...

Good grief. I hope people in that were posting in the locked thread find their way here.

I thought the level of customer care from BioWare and EA was the lowest it possibly could be. I was wrong. This is totally off the scale how much of a slap in the face this whole experience has been.

[ThinkIntegral]

Vhalkyrie wrote...

Good grief. I hope people in that were posting in the locked thread find their way here.

If they don't we'll just make new threads.

[Trapper_920]

Reptilian Rob wrote...

Vhalkyrie wrote...

This is crazy.

If this is fixed and the differences are due to lighting please explain this. This is a backport of a ME3 generated facecode put into a brand new ME2 game.



Look at the nose (how can you miss it?) and the eyes. They aren't remotely the same.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!

OH GOD MY SIDES!

Oh god wow. ME3 on left?

[Kanner]

I tried making a face-code in ME2 to use in ME3. The face builder in ME3 is just so broken I couldn't get my ME2 style face to look even vaguely human in ME3.

In the end I just played through with the default sheploo. It matched the distinct sinking feeling I had about the whole game anyway. =/

And yes, my ME1 to ME2 face import was virtually identical by comparison. ME2 did have more detail, and you could subtley mess up an ME1 face without knowing it until you imported to ME2. Going from ME2 to ME3 there is something very obviously off as far as the facial math goes.

Hell, that was clear just from ashley, kaiden and anderson. Ashley's bad plastic surgery/face whitening, Kaidan is now an attractive white dude, and Anderson barely looks anything like the slightly puffy-faced ancestor from ME1.

Finally, is this the same Chris Priestly who, unaccountably, for no obvious reason whatsoever, posted a thread suggesting that people do their first playthrough of ME3 with a default vanilla character? That was kinda weird and *really* unnerving, honestly. With hindsight, it sorta makes sense though. Just not in a good way. =/

[Vhalkyrie]

Trapper_920 wrote...

Reptilian Rob wrote...

Vhalkyrie wrote...

This is crazy.

If this is fixed and the differences are due to lighting please explain this. This is a backport of a ME3 generated facecode put into a brand new ME2 game.



Look at the nose (how can you miss it?) and the eyes. They aren't remotely the same.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!

OH GOD MY SIDES!

Oh god wow. ME3 on left?

Yes, ME3 on left.  That is a ME3 generated face code.  I created a brand new, no import, ME2 game and used that code.  The right pic is the result.

Modifié par Vhalkyrie, 13 avril 2012 - 01:00 .

[Mingolo]

Chris Priestly wrote...


Hi Everyone.
 
Mass Effect 3 Patch 2 is now available for the PC, Xbox 360 and PS3. You can see a full list of fixes here. One of the most important fixes was for people who could not import their Commander Shepard face codes from Mass Effect 2 into Mass Effect 3, this issue is resolved with Patch 2 and fans can now import their Shepard’s faces into Mass Effect 3.
 
I am seeing people saying that even though the faces can import, they do not look identical to how they appeared in Mass Effect 2. While the face codes do now correctly import into Mass Effect 3, due to improvements in things like shaders, lighting, textures, etc they will not look identical to the faces in Mass Effect 2. This was the same situation when players imported faces from Mass Effect 1 into Mass Effect 2.  The team has worked very hard to make sure that faces look as close to previous versions as possible. If there are small details you want to adjust, remember you can adjust your faces after importing before you start playing the game.
 
If your face has significant changes or you cannot import your save, please check these steps:

• The saved game you are importing should be the final saved game from the end of Mass Effect 2.
• The saved game should not have been modified in any way.
• If you are using the correct saved game and have not modified your face code, please report your problem in the Technical Support forum for your platform or contact our Customer Service. Thanks.

Chris, that is not how you write "**** You." To write ****, you first type in an F, then a U, then a C, then a K, then click the space bar to put a space, and then YOU. 

You know what  Biow-EA-re? Go to hell.

You're not getting a sale from me ever again.

[Rastacles]

woodbyte wrote...

Rastacles wrote...
So I went to the suggested Customer Service link... yeah as expected it's useless. (...)

As far as EA support goes ignore the telephone and livechat options. Just go straight to email.

Talk to Game Advisor - just fill in the blanks and pick email correspondence.

Thanks, I gave it a shot.  We'll see what happens.  

[fruton]

Mingolo wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...


Hi Everyone.
 
Mass Effect 3 Patch 2 is now available for the PC, Xbox 360 and PS3. You can see a full list of fixes here. One of the most important fixes was for people who could not import their Commander Shepard face codes from Mass Effect 2 into Mass Effect 3, this issue is resolved with Patch 2 and fans can now import their Shepard’s faces into Mass Effect 3.
 
I am seeing people saying that even though the faces can import, they do not look identical to how they appeared in Mass Effect 2. While the face codes do now correctly import into Mass Effect 3, due to improvements in things like shaders, lighting, textures, etc they will not look identical to the faces in Mass Effect 2. This was the same situation when players imported faces from Mass Effect 1 into Mass Effect 2.  The team has worked very hard to make sure that faces look as close to previous versions as possible. If there are small details you want to adjust, remember you can adjust your faces after importing before you start playing the game.
 
If your face has significant changes or you cannot import your save, please check these steps:

• The saved game you are importing should be the final saved game from the end of Mass Effect 2.
• The saved game should not have been modified in any way.
• If you are using the correct saved game and have not modified your face code, please report your problem in the Technical Support forum for your platform or contact our Customer Service. Thanks.

Chris, that is not how you write "**** You." To write ****, you first type in an F, then a U, then a C, then a K, then click the space bar to put a space, and then YOU. 

You know what  Biow-EA-re? Go to hell.

You're not getting a sale from me ever again.

When people were talking about a boycott over the ending i thought they were over reacting. This deserves a boycott though. No question. Never before have I ever seen such disregard for the consumer.

[Trapper_920]

Vhalkyrie wrote...

Trapper_920 wrote...

Reptilian Rob wrote...

Vhalkyrie wrote...

This is crazy.

If this is fixed and the differences are due to lighting please explain this. This is a backport of a ME3 generated facecode put into a brand new ME2 game.



Look at the nose (how can you miss it?) and the eyes. They aren't remotely the same.

HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAH!!!!!

OH GOD MY SIDES!

Oh god wow. ME3 on left?

Yes, ME3 on left.  That is a ME3 generated face code.  I created a brand new, no import, ME2 game and used that code.  The right pic is the result.

Damn, The other day I tried to get a screen for a friend who plays on the 360. I'm still not sure what the original was suposed to look like but the ME3 code in ME3 came out as a bald, dark skinned and eybrowless femshep. My friend said she looked nothing like what she should.

Modifié par Trapper_920, 13 avril 2012 - 01:02 .

[Trapper_920]

fruton wrote...

Mingolo wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...


Hi Everyone.
 
Mass Effect 3 Patch 2 is now available for the PC, Xbox 360 and PS3. You can see a full list of fixes here. One of the most important fixes was for people who could not import their Commander Shepard face codes from Mass Effect 2 into Mass Effect 3, this issue is resolved with Patch 2 and fans can now import their Shepard’s faces into Mass Effect 3.
 
I am seeing people saying that even though the faces can import, they do not look identical to how they appeared in Mass Effect 2. While the face codes do now correctly import into Mass Effect 3, due to improvements in things like shaders, lighting, textures, etc they will not look identical to the faces in Mass Effect 2. This was the same situation when players imported faces from Mass Effect 1 into Mass Effect 2.  The team has worked very hard to make sure that faces look as close to previous versions as possible. If there are small details you want to adjust, remember you can adjust your faces after importing before you start playing the game.
 
If your face has significant changes or you cannot import your save, please check these steps:

• The saved game you are importing should be the final saved game from the end of Mass Effect 2.
• The saved game should not have been modified in any way.
• If you are using the correct saved game and have not modified your face code, please report your problem in the Technical Support forum for your platform or contact our Customer Service. Thanks.

Chris, that is not how you write "**** You." To write ****, you first type in an F, then a U, then a C, then a K, then click the space bar to put a space, and then YOU. 

You know what  Biow-EA-re? Go to hell.

You're not getting a sale from me ever again.

When people were talking about a boycott over the ending i thought they were over reacting. This deserves a boycott though. No question. Never before have I ever seen such disregard for the consumer.

Try and tack it on with the HTL and RetakeME3 movement.

[Kanner]

Trapper_920 wrote...

Try and tack it on with the HTL and RetakeME3 movement.

Demand a better EVERYTHING to mass effect 3!

[StarAce905-2]

Vhalkyrie wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...
I am seeing people saying that even though the faces can import, they do not look identical to how
they appeared in Mass Effect 2. While the face codes do now correctly import into Mass Effect 3, due to improvements in things like shaders, lighting, textures, etc they will not look identical to the faces in Mass Effect 2. This was the same situation when players imported faces from Mass Effect 1 into Mass Effect 2. 

No, this is not correct.  My face from ME1-ME2 was identical.  IDENTICAL.  There were not small variations - it was the same.  I looked at it and said, yeah, that's my Shepard.

I'm looking at a different person in ME3 (with default import), and it is not an improvement.

I've shown that a backport does not work the same.  That is a failing case.  If it doesn't work backwards, it's broken.

I'm sure that the team worked very hard to make it look the same, but they missed something.

Useless telling these guys. I wonder how Mr. Priestly sleeps at night after lying to so many people. The thing is, I can understand if there is some technical difficulty in doing something. But these people should have a spine to admit it.
ME1 to ME2 imports were identical. Saying "This was the same situation when players imported faces from Mass Effect 1 into Mass Effect 2" is UTTER BOVINE FAECES.

[Trapper_920]

Kanner wrote...

Trapper_920 wrote...

Try and tack it on with the HTL and RetakeME3 movement.

Demand a better EVERYTHING to mass effect 3!

Where is the "Like" button.

[CDRSkyShepard]

Kanner wrote...

Trapper_920 wrote...

Try and tack it on with the HTL and RetakeME3 movement.

Demand a better EVERYTHING to mass effect 3!

Demand a better Mass Effect 3: one with good endings, a face import that works, no buggy gameplay, and more LI options (especially for straight, female Shepards). I'd roll with that.

Here's my friend's Sheploo, even after the 1.03 patch:



Yeah, that's not even close. Skeletal structure is way off, and that's not a lighting/shader issue.

[MICHELLE7]

Clarian wrote...

Vhalkyrie wrote...
Look at the nose (how can you miss it?) and the eyes. They aren't remotely the same.

And not only are they different, but the ME2 version is more distinctive, nuanced, and realistic.

There were definitely changes to lighting, shaders, and textures.  But they weren't improvements.

Definitely not improvements...I'm hoping they don't really think that they are...if they do and that's the direction they are taking I would hate to see what their next game looks like. Maybe it was a way to save money or something.

[Spartan901]

How do u get those glowing Illusive man looking eyes they have in some of the pics?

[Reptilian Rob]

CDRSkyShepard wrote...

Kanner wrote...

Trapper_920 wrote...

Try and tack it on with the HTL and RetakeME3 movement.

Demand a better EVERYTHING to mass effect 3!

Demand a better Mass Effect 3: one with good endings, a face import that works, no buggy gameplay, and more LI options (especially for straight, female Shepards). I'd roll with that.

Here's my friend's Sheploo, even after the 1.03 patch:



Yeah, that's not even close. Skeletal structure is way off, and that's not a lighting/shader issue.

AHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOLOL!!!!!!!

[Fillydilly]

Ha-ha Chris Lockdown of the original Face thread. What a douche. The situation is getting worse and worse. And am I the only person who finds his persona (the devil smiley) misused during this whole fiasco?

[Jane Shep]

Wow! They locked the other thread! That says more than F*** You ever will.

[Spartan901]

How do u get those glowing Illusive man looking eyes they have in some of the pics?

[Trapper_920]

Spartan901 wrote...

How do u get those glowing Illusive man looking eyes they have in some of the pics?

I think its called gibbed or something but it modfies the save files somehow to look for the other eyes and a list of other things you can do too.

[Szuli]

StarAce905-2 wrote...

Vhalkyrie wrote...

Chris Priestly wrote...
I am seeing people saying that even though the faces can import, they do not look identical to how
they appeared in Mass Effect 2. While the face codes do now correctly import into Mass Effect 3, due to improvements in things like shaders, lighting, textures, etc they will not look identical to the faces in Mass Effect 2. This was the same situation when players imported faces from Mass Effect 1 into Mass Effect 2. 

No, this is not correct.  My face from ME1-ME2 was identical.  IDENTICAL.  There were not small variations - it was the same.  I looked at it and said, yeah, that's my Shepard.

I'm looking at a different person in ME3 (with default import), and it is not an improvement.

I've shown that a backport does not work the same.  That is a failing case.  If it doesn't work backwards, it's broken.

I'm sure that the team worked very hard to make it look the same, but they missed something.

Useless telling these guys. I wonder how Mr. Priestly sleeps at night after lying to so many people. The thing is, I can understand if there is some technical difficulty in doing something. But these people should have a spine to admit it.
ME1 to ME2 imports were identical. Saying "This was the same situation when players imported faces from Mass Effect 1 into Mass Effect 2" is UTTER BOVINE FAECES.

Admitting that they are wrong about something or did something wrong doesn't seem to be part of the company culture.

[Uhh.. Jonah]

I've never been so disappointed in my life... Bioware, you let me down. You let us all down. I just.... I can't anymore.