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[Aaleel]

Genshie wrote...

Aaleel wrote...

Yestare7 wrote...

 
I am a guy, but I love my Femshep!!
Went as far as to mod the game to get her a decent dress:whistle:

How are people not ending up in the leather dress.  I didn't have this problem.

It is not that there is a problem. A good chunk of Femshep fans, well at least on here, do not like that dress. I honestly think it depends on the look of your femshep.

I didn't mean that the leather dress is the best, I meant why do some people get a dress they already own and why do some people get this dress that everyone says is so ugly.  I haven't seen this dress yet, but everyone seems to be getting stuck in it.

[shepskisaac]

Refara wrote...

Not really surprising. They marketed the game as a third person shooter (and rightly so), so people played the Soldier.

Actually, the number of soldiers has decreased since ME2 stats

[Ieldra]

LOL. I must be almost unique. With my main Shepard I'm...

...in the 4% who played on Insanity
...in the 3.8% who shot Mordin
...in the 8% who didn't cure the genophage
...in the 5.1% who played Engineers.

I wonder why more people didn't play as Engineers. They don't know what they've missed.

[NovaBlastMarketing]

Spartas Husky wrote...

MegaIllusiveMan wrote...

There was a game( I don't remeber what game, I'm going to check it out later), it's old, but you play as a bounty hunter who wants to defend the galaxy from Space Monsters, and has awesome powers and uses a helmet.

In the end game, the character takes the armor off and then the reveal: the Character is FEMALE!
Hell, it was epic, her powers were unique and all, that was extremely well done to show that women can also be on Video games/ Play Video games... Too bad SOME people don't agree with this.

Its Samus... and shame on you for not remember her name. ALso she is one of the mostpopular female characters in video game history. The game you are referring to is called Metroid came for the Nintendo. Many series since. She is hot and in charge, and is because she doesn't rely on lady parts to do the talking... motly her boot down an alien's throat.

The reason I respect her the mos tis because she actually has some damn armor while she is kicking ass.
And as I mentioned before she is THE only female I will ever played. Because she is hotter while in her armor than outside of it.
Anyways she is still popular despite recent crappy writting on Metroid Other M.


And this is her...

Perfect  example  of an earlier discussion.. .. given  the choice  its unquatifiable  how much I  would   choose  Ashleys  or Miranda's outfits   over this ...

this  is  a perfect example of  armor  i dont want to see


 the stats that mean the most to me (i Believe this comes when they collect data  directly  each person game  whenever they play  or complete it  )  

<3Ashley <3 beats  Kaiden in both popularity  and   survivability  - Victory by clear   landslide majority. :happy:

Despite how much ash bashing that goes on here  and  various  forum posts and bsn  polls this is a world wide stat that comes  from  people actions  not  opinions

The fact that liara won doesn't surprise me since   she is  bio's favorite and is forced  on  you and  basically has more screen time than anyone else  though the entire series

Paragon  beats  Renegade  -- finally a situation where the nice guy doesn't finish last 

37.6 doesn't say much for mp  -- i only got it  the achivement  because  i wanted it and playing mp was the only way to do it at the time  

soo how much  more of that  stat was "forced" like me. ?

Modifié par NovaBlastMarketing, 23 mars 2013 - 10:21 .

[NRieh]

I wonder why more people didn't play as Engineers. They don't know what they've missed.

Hell yeah. It's nice in ME1, it's fun in ME2 (with Tali and Legion in party..hehe) and it's like ultimate destroyer with ME3 combos and turrets.

[10K]

MALE SHEPARD RULES!!

[Spartas Husky]

NovaBlastMarketing wrote...

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Miranda... has no armor

And Ashley I agree she has armor... although her hair and makeup dont make sense. She is a soldier not a barbie doll. ME1 Ash was great.

Aside from it though, ....Ashley shouldn't have survived. Higher Rank and Higher Skills are first when deciding who to rescue. Ash is a grunt, Kaiden, biotic, grunt, engineer.

but this is a game of course I know just pointing it out, in terms of practical skill and... well asset Kaiden wins by ...well he wins hands down.

I cant put it in a way it doesn't offend anyone... but the "logical" and the "emotion" behind Ashley's rescue in Virmire are not the same.

I admit it though, I rescued Ashley because I can't see a woman die, no other reason for it. So much for my talk of equality but yeah... my heart won over my mind on Virmire.

Modifié par Spartas Husky, 23 mars 2013 - 10:26 .

[AlanC9]

Funkdrspot wrote...

Liara was absolutely 100% necessary against Krogans in ME1.

Kaidan's got Throw, Lift, and Stasis.

[Spartas Husky]

AlanC9 wrote...

Funkdrspot wrote...

Liara was absolutely 100% necessary against Krogans in ME1.

Kaidan's got Throw, Lift, and Stasis.

And Medicine, and Warp. he just wasn't a cute

[Samtheman63]

Funkdrspot wrote...

Liara was absolutely 100% necessary against Krogans in ME1.

no

[Spartas Husky]

Cthulhu42 wrote...

AlanC9 wrote...

Funkdrspot wrote...

Liara was absolutely 100% necessary against Krogans in ME1.

Kaidan's got Throw, Lift, and Stasis.

Not to mention Neural Shock.

He was a lifesaver against that krogan battlemaster on Therum.

Everyone was useless. Garrus and Me, with X weaponry Tugsten rounds , Rails and Frictionless materials stopped anything.

[Jarlaxlecq]

Personally it warms my heart to see all those crazy femshep supporters are indeed a minority. /cheers to Mark Meer

[Nelatherion]

I think it just shows that the Femshep fans (I hesitate to use the word because, to be frank we are all fans of Shep, Vanilla, Fem or Custom) are the more vocal/active on the forum.

[SomethingUsername]

Not that surprising that the majority of people who play ME and aren't as invested in it as some fans would just choose the default solider male Shepard, but still you'd think some would appreciate the chance to play something different when nearly with every game around you play a male solider, seems a bit boring when instead you can be a female vanguard

[mitthrawuodo]

Where was Javik in those squad member stats? sure he's a dlc that not everyone had but my calculations there's 7.7% not accounted for in most popular squad member making him more popular than the VS
also i would have thought more would have saved the quarians but I guess the geth were being invaded

[jacob taylor416]

Wow surprised how many play a soldier, I wonder if they ever tried something else or just used to run and gun from other games. Also the rate of Fem Shep, I usually prefer to play a Male Shep but I have few games of Fem and those stats just look weird, I assumed there would be more Male Sheps, but not that much.

Modifié par jacob taylor416, 23 mars 2013 - 10:53 .

[chemiclord]

The stats tell quite a few interesting things.

It explains the "uneven" romance options, for one. If less than 20% of players chose the female Shepard... sorry, folks, but FemShep was GOING to get the short end of the stick.

That 64% of players did NOT meet Wrex in ME3 suggests that... yeah... a lot of the purchasers of the game WERE new players to the series. This also coincides with the roughly 40% of players getting the "Long Service" achievement.

Liara also gets a lot of hate here... but it seems that she's one of the more popular characters overall (this is assuming that the numbers reflect her being CHOSEN as a squad mate, and not including the missions where she is required).

Assuming this data Bioware showed was accurate (I mean, I guess you could argue that Bioware cooked the books for this panel...), it would indeed seem that the BSN, in fact, does NOT represent an accurate sample size of the overall fan base.

mitthrawuodo wrote...

also i would have thought more would have saved the quarians but I guess the geth were being invaded

That might actually tie in the majority of the player base being new players to the series... because ME3's narrative is REALLY HEAVILY slanted to the Geth point of view.  It tries REALLY HARD to paint the Geth in as positive a light as possible.

Modifié par chemiclord, 23 mars 2013 - 11:01 .

[Genshie]

jacob taylor416 wrote...

Wow surprised how many play a soldier, I wonder if they ever tried something else or just used to run and gun from other games.

I don't understand why people would be surprised. Like many have said here it is mainly due to the game's marketing. Also one can easily assume that a lot of people have not play or imported any of the previous ME games.

[chemiclord]

jacob taylor416 wrote...

Wow surprised how many play a soldier, I wonder if they ever tried something else or just used to run and gun from other games. Also the rate of Fem Shep, I usually prefer to play a Male Shep but I have few games of Fem and those stats just look weird.  

If you remember the stats provided at the end of ME2, the % of people who played Soldier actually went DOWN.

[Genshie]

chemiclord wrote...

The stats tell quite a few interesting things.

It explains the "uneven" romance options, for one. If less than 20% of players chose the female Shepard... sorry, folks, but FemShep was GOING to get the short end of the stick.

The 64% of players did NOT meet Wrex in ME3 suggests that... yeah... a lot of the purchasers of the game WERE new players to the series. This also coincides with the roughly 40% of players getting the "Long Service" achievement.

Liara also gets a lot of hate here... but it seems that she's one of the more popular characters overall (this is assuming that the numbers reflect her being CHOSEN as a squad mate, and not including the missions where she is required).

Assuming this data Bioware showed was accurate (I mean, I guess you could argue that Bioware cooked the books for this panel...), it would indeed seem that the BSN, in fact, does NOT represent an accurate sample size of the overall fan base.

mitthrawuodo wrote...

also i would have thought more would have saved the quarians but I guess the geth were being invaded

That might actually tie in the majority of the player base being new players to the series... because ME3's narrative is REALLY HEAVILY slanted to the Geth point of view.  It tries REALLY HARD to paint the Geth in as positive a light as possible.

That really puts things in a very bright light and shows how bad/misguided a lot of people were acting on here with the whole retake movement/before EC's release and now even. If anything it screams that we are the vocal minority.

[Jarlaxlecq]

The soldier % being so high, all throughout the entire trilogy I believe is simply because the default Shepard is one.

[Kataphrut94]

Does "survival rate" refer to gameplay or plot death? It makes sense if the latter because the 3 at the top cannot be killed without low EMS. If it's gameplay however, you'd wonder how EDI and Kaidan, two of the sturdiest characters in the game have a lower survival rate that Liara and Garrus. Mind you, that would explain Javik's absence from the list because his survival rate in gameplay is microscopic.

The class and gender things are basically follow-overs from Mass Effect 2. Most people don't change class between imports and they were the most popular back then as well. The Wrex thing can also be explained by the fact that he's dead by default unless you started with Mass Effect 1 or did Genesis and his survival in those is optional as well.

Here's another interesting one: The majority of people save the geth. This actually doesn't surprise me because most of the people I've spoken to outside of BSN love them and hate the quarians. On BSN however, the general consensus is that the geth are hell-spawn and must be purged from existence, which has totally nothing to do with bitterness over the Destroy ending. Nothing at all.

[chemiclord]

Genshie wrote...
That really puts things in a very bright light and shows how bad/misguided a lot of people were acting on here with the whole retake movement/before EC's release and now even. If anything it screams that we are the vocal minority.

I really don't want to go THAT far.  The people who despised the ending didn't like it for a reason, and the vast majority of those reasons were perfectly legitimate.

But what I think it DOES say is that the target audience that Bioware has been catering to isn't entirely the same target audience that frequents this corner of the internet.

[NeonFlux117]

Soldier???? WTF. I could see Infiltrator being number 1 then vanguard then maybe soldier.
But I'm bias, so......