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[Zack56]

Shepard's story has been told. I can move on.

[Mars8309]

I would be happy for a mention of Shepard or atleast the Normandy.

[The Twilight God]

Gkonone wrote...

 I haven't been browsing these forums for that long so I don't know if this has been asked before but I recently started to replay the trilogy and it reminded me that I can't imagine ME without Shepard really.

He/she is the bridge builder, that brings people together, that fights for the greater cause despite all odds.
I never played a female Shep so I can't comment on that, but I think Mark Meer did a great job of portraying a calm, strong and decisive Shepard.

It will probably never happen but I feel a trilogy doesn't do justice to Shepard really. It's wasted potential, never change a winning team I say. The ending would have to be retconned perhaps, but I would be fine with that.
Besides, Shepard rose from the dead before.

I don't really care if they keep Shepard or not, preferably not because anything else he does will just seem beneath him.  But one the things that defines ME happens to be the conversation wheel. If they use the same renegade/paragon dynamic any new character is just going to come off as a Shepard wannabe with different voice actors. In which case, what's the point in a new person if the only difference is the voice? There is also the issue of previous choices. You can't keep compounding choices indefinitely. At some point it has to end and start over from a fresh slate.

[1490]

It is sad to see Shepard go, but I wouldn't want him back for another game. First of all, it would be too hard to explain without illegitimatizing all the endings of ME3 (as much as many people didn't like them, it wouldn't make sense). Secondly, the scope of Shepard's accomplishments in the trilogy is so epic, there is absolutely nothing he/she could do to "out-do" those, so a fourth game would seem lackluster by comparison.

I, for one, am excited to see what the new horizons hold now for Mass Effect. A brand new main character with a new voice actor, new NPCs, new worlds to explore. Why settle on nostalgia forever?

[Torrential]

Why settle on nostalgia forever?

It isn't about settling on nostalgia, it's about tying the games together and using one of the most loved, most marketable assets they have. Ridiculous not to use him as a holo, cameo, flashback, or tie in to the main character somehow.

[rapscallioness]

No Shepard. I want a new PC.

[aj2070]

No. On this, BioWare and I agree; Shepard's story is over. I would like to see how they fix the universe mess they made with their endings though.  

Now mentioning Shepard the way Jon Grissom is mentioned in the novels would be nice assuming they can...

Modifié par aj2070, 16 avril 2013 - 08:07 .

[shodiswe]

No more Shepard.

[Crypticqa]

I love my Shepard, but it is time to let her rest and start with a new hero

[Bizantura]

With those endings they killed there own franchise. In a logical way there is no coming back of s/he Shepard. At most they can try a "reboot" with a new protagonist in a ME'ish setting. How they could have been so short-sighted is beyond me.

That said I hope it is set after Shepards story if not I have no intrest at all. With a new protagonist in a new ME'ish setting I have no need of a mention of former Shepard. It wouln't sound credible with that debacle of an ending they created. Shepard lives in the trilogy I replay regurlarly and nowhere else.

[Vexu234]

Shepard needs at least a cameo in Mass Effect 4.

Even if he's just mentioned in passing or he's just a tour guide V.I on the Citadel I don't care, I want some mention of Shepard in Mass Effect 4.

Don't get me wrong, I want to play as someone else and have my own story, but Bioware can't deny the 90+ hours I spent as Commander Shepard. It was like The Dark Knight Rises having NO mention of the Joker at all, even though just a couple of years ago he practically blew up half the city.

[Sejborg]

No more Shepard

[Neizd]

BW may say ME is over and that Shepard story is over...honestly I can't imagine next game set in the same universe but without Shepard and the Normandy...somehow it feels like the same game universe but lacking something...like cheesburger without cheese.

[bloodstalker1973]

I'll miss Shepard, but I'm kinda glad Shepards tale is done. It's kinda like novels, when a writer keeps writing about the same character repeatedly, it just gets stale and boring after awhile. That's why I quit reading Salvatore's Drizzt books among others. You just run out of things for them to do, characters start losing focus, and it just gets old. Whether I wind up getting the next Mass Effect game or not, I'm happy Shepard won't be driven into the ground like that.

[Iakus]

Before I was fine with ME3 being the last Shepard story.

Goes double now I'd want nothing to do with playing a Shepard that was forced to make one of those ending choices. In canonizing any of them, they ruin Commander Shepard for me.

[ghost9191]

don't mind hearing about shepards deeds and what not, but that is it


i mean if ME3 ended differently i would like to play shep again. but me3 was the end of sheps story so yeah . but i think what shep did should shape the ME universe. and should be brought up time to time in a sequel at least. or a spin off

as in if you are doing something during the time of shep taking on the collector. maybe hear about it