Isaantia wrote...
Mmw04014 wrote...
I think it's more confusing NOT to show a femshep. I didn't buy Mass Effect for the longest time because I didn't think you could play as a female. I finally bought it at the urging of my friend and was surprised that you could be a woman.
I thought the same thing! It was a pleasant surprise too.
Deviija wrote...
Isaantia wrote...
Mmw04014 wrote...
I think it's more confusing NOT to show a femshep. I didn't buy Mass Effect for the longest time because I didn't think you could play as a female. I finally bought it at the urging of my friend and was surprised that you could be a woman.
I thought the same thing! It was a pleasant surprise too.
Ditto for me.
True story.
You weren't around the forums for ME1, were you?Satanicfirewraith wrote...
Hell the game is less then 2 weeks out, and I dont think its to much to ask that you show us some femshep pics or vid...
ExarKun00720 wrote...
Mmw04014 wrote...
I think it's more confusing NOT to show a femshep. I didn't buy Mass Effect for the longest time because I didn't think you could play as a female. I finally bought it at the urging of my friend and was surprised that you could be a woman.
Well to be honest, with today's average gamer having the internet at there disposal, not knowing you could be black white asian hispanic man or woman in ME1 is really your fault, though the orignal blame does lie on Bioware.
If they had done it to begin with, no confusion, and the fact that you have to look up to find the info doesn't make it better, but in the end if you wanna know something about a video game, a 2 sec Google search can answer it for ya.
Metroid would like to have a word with you.javierabegazo wrote...
Satanicfirewraith wrote...
Cool thanks!
Shame BW cant freaking do this...
You're very welcome. I just want you to know that not including femsheps isn't like Bioware is trying to spite us. I know how you feel because all of my shepards are femsheps. Sheploo's just their posterboy, the world isn't ready for a kick expletive awesome female sci fi heroine in a video game as it's poster girl yet
Lucy_Glitter wrote...
There is no need for such rudeness, guys. Honestly. I don't think you really understand what some of these girls felt through ME1. They felt alienated because no one ever mentioned female characters (although devs said you could be one.) You can't brush off a question like that with a roll of your eyes, alright? That isn't fair.
They want a pic of femsheps because:
1. They are curious if their character will look better
2. They feel they have right to ask
.
Spaghetti_Ninja wrote...
Metroid would like to have a word with you.javierabegazo wrote...
Satanicfirewraith wrote...
Cool thanks!
Shame BW cant freaking do this...
You're very welcome. I just want you to know that not including femsheps isn't like Bioware is trying to spite us. I know how you feel because all of my shepards are femsheps. Sheploo's just their posterboy, the world isn't ready for a kick expletive awesome female sci fi heroine in a video game as it's poster girl yet
I am right on board this train. I found out pretty soon after ME1 was released for the PC but before that I don't think I had a clue. It's odd... they give us three love interests and Jennifer Hale, but you wouldn't know it for the advertisements, except for the character generation screen and Bioware's reputation as being awesome to their female audience. Then again, as has been said, they paid that hunky Dutch model guy and they are milking it. Can't blame them for that.Isaantia wrote...
I thought the same thing! It was a pleasant surprise too.Mmw04014 wrote...
I think it's more confusing NOT to show a femshep. I didn't buy Mass Effect for the longest time because I didn't think you could play as a female. I finally bought it at the urging of my friend and was surprised that you could be a woman.
I couldn't agree with you more. Jennifer Hale is too awesome. Mark Meer is a good actor, but clearly not as experienced at doing voice. The only time I didn't cry when playing "I Remember Me" was like my third of roughly 6 playthroughs... that was my male playthrough. MaleShep just sounded sort of dry and unmoved. Jennifer Hale put a lump in my throat and tears in my eyes every freaking time, causing me to swear aloud and laugh at myself for being such a little kid about it. She's one of the best. Can't wait to see the Colonist background pop up.Hathur wrote...
The actress for femshep actually knows
how to apply proper tone and inflection in her dialogue. Default shep
is practically monotone and almost sounds like he's reading from a book.
For
the best example in quality of their voice acting in ME1, go to the
scene where you finally get the Normandy for yourself and are preparing
to leave the station... you have to give the crew your speech before
taking off.
Listen to male shep say it ... then do it again with
femshep (make the same dialogue choices though to keep it fair)... the
actress' delivery of the lines sent a shiver down my spine. Was
genuinely inspiring - it stirred resolve in me.... I felt nothing of
the sort from male sheperd.
*just sort of gawks* Javi, you ROCK! I totally love you, dude. I hadn't seen these at all before! Awesome, awesome, awesome. Thanks so much for this!javierabegazo wrote...
*pics of awesomeness*
Satisfied?
Modifié par Wynne, 18 janvier 2010 - 12:34 .
I am a sucker about hearing Shepherd's mom's voice.jlb524 wrote...
To me, the Colonist background quest was like the only emotional moment in ME1. It was emotionally engaging indeed.
javierabegazo wrote...
Satisfied?
PrinceOfFallout13 wrote...
well after seeing bayoneta i never want to see a female lead ever again
(i want a realistic female lead like in the movies or something)
IccaRa wrote...
I posted this at a group or two, but in light of the action figures being released there has been at least one person who went ahead and "corrected" the lack of FShep with their own.
More angles
I thought it was well done.
Modifié par Evil_Nerjuna, 18 janvier 2010 - 06:34 .
Ce sujet est fermé
Retour en haut
