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[shepskisaac]

I'm thinking some colony farmguy/girl who gets lumped into adventure. What's more opposite to a space marine than that?

Modifié par IsaacShep, 10 septembre 2013 - 06:35 .

[Br3admax]

They'll be exactly like Shepard in every single way, except in being called Shepard.

[shepskisaac]

Br3ad wrote...

They'll be exactly like Shepard in every single way, except in being called Shepard.

Nah, they won't do space marine again, this is the #1 definining characteristic of Shep. He/she may eventually basically turn into one, but not gonna start like ME1 did, middle-of-ongoing-military-career etc

Modifié par IsaacShep, 10 septembre 2013 - 06:41 .

[KaiserShep]

Military or not, it's going to be one of a few classes of combat specialists that will probably be trained to use every class of gun regardless, just like ME3. I suppose it's anyone's guess as to what the backstory will be, but the thing I'm really curious about is the level of customization of the PC's face. I would guess that BioWare's not going to skimp on the options, and probably going to provide more to up the ante. Prepare for Shepard clones with different voices/names.

[Br3admax]

IsaacShep wrote...

Br3ad wrote...

They'll be exactly like Shepard in every single way, except in being called Shepard.

Nah, they won't do space marine again, this is the #1 definining characteristic of Shep. He/she may eventually basically turn into one, but not gonna start like ME1 did, middle-of-ongoing-military-career etc

This is BioWare. 

[Iakus]

IsaacShep wrote...

I'm thinking some colony farmguy/girl who gets lumped into adventure. What's more opposite to a space marine than that?

::looks at Mindoir::  Uh-huh.  

As for my guess:

An emotionally damaged soldier with one foot in the grave forced to do horrific stuff in order to "win" and die.<_<

[mupp3tz]

Hmm.. maybe a little bit of flipping. Someone who was very important once but then became an average Joe/Jane and is grudgingly dragged into action because <reasons>, as opposed to Shepard who gradually rose in prestige.

A selfish mofo who ain't got no time for galaxy saving.

Modifié par M U P P 3 T Z, 10 septembre 2013 - 08:06 .

[shepskisaac]

iakus wrote...

::looks at Mindoir::  Uh-huh.  

Well except the colony part, a farmer really doesn't have much to do with colony attack survivor who enlisted in military at 16

[Sir DeLoria]

I sure hope we don't have to play a human again. Otherwise Space Jebus 2.0

[RatThing]

IsaacShep wrote...

iakus wrote...

::looks at Mindoir::  Uh-huh.  

Well except the colony part, a farmer really doesn't have much to do with colony attack survivor who enlisted in military at 16

I could be wrong here but somewhere I heard that with colony background Shepards family were supposed to be farmers. Would make sence since Mindoir is a farming colony.

[shepskisaac]

RatThing wrote...

IsaacShep wrote...

iakus wrote...

::looks at Mindoir::  Uh-huh.  

Well except the colony part, a farmer really doesn't have much to do with colony attack survivor who enlisted in military at 16

I could be wrong here but somewhere I heard that with colony background Shepards family were supposed to be farmers. Would make sence since Mindoir is a farming colony.

Hmm, I never picked that background so perhaps it was mentioned somewhere (probably in ME1 side-quest) if true

[P. Domi]

A space Wizard:P, he can explain to us what 'space magic' is.

I think the next character might be a scientist/engineer, if they try to separate him/her from the large shadow cast by Shepard. It's just a suspicion... 

Modifié par pablodomi, 10 septembre 2013 - 08:50 .

[Wolfva2]

A janitor. He goes from system to system cleaning up the messes Shepard left behind.

[Charcolt]

I've seen two possibilities that I would really enjoy: a James Bond-esque superspy, or a Malcolm Reynolds style rogue

[Nashtalia]

iakus wrote...

IsaacShep wrote...

I'm thinking some colony farmguy/girl who gets lumped into adventure. What's more opposite to a space marine than that?

::looks at Mindoir::  Uh-huh.  

As for my guess:

An emotionally damaged soldier with one foot in the grave forced to do horrific stuff in order to "win" and die.<_<

sound like the "Sole-Survivor" description

[teh DRUMPf!!]

Special agent. Or cop.

[Han Shot First]

I'm torn between whether I think Bioware will go the Star Trek route (all protagonists are Alliance officers) or whether they'll go in a different direction and have a protagonist with a completely different background.

Assuming for a moment that they roll with the latter, I'm going to guess a space pirate.  If they really wanted a character that was different from Shepard, that would be the route to go. A selfish rogue in command of a dirty, beat-up, patched up, and jerry-rigged ship that is far from being state-of-the-art, manned by an undisciplined crew of cutthroats, mercenaries, and scoundrels. 

[Br3admax]

Necanor wrote...

I sure hope we don't have to play a human again. Otherwise Space Jebus 2.0

You don't learn about the universe around you by already know it. 

[adayaday]

Mercenary.

[Propelled Rage]

Whatever the background maybe, I sure hope choosing the race of your character is at the players' discretion.

[shodiswe]

Some individual who just happens to be at the wrong place at the wrong time... Or in the councils(or some other organization) opinion in the right place and right time to get conscripted or locked up to keep the secret if you don't agree to work for them.
Refuse = Critical mission failure.

Could be a person of any species who just happens to walk past some windows on the presidium when terrorist attack happens and the council wants to hush it down.
They will then put you to work as "support staff" for a spectre, who soon after get's killed like Nhilus and you then complete a part of the job on your own. Then for whatever reasons they want/need you to continue.
Maybe a situation like the protean beacon on Edenprime. not the same, but it kind of makes you needed for whatever reason.

And you can play as any species, just pick one, customize the looks and then walk them down the walkway to destiny. Get picked up by C-sec or a spectre who drags you of to the council while they deliver the repport on the accident.

We're told it would be different hero, Shepard super marine has been done. There have been a lot of games with dirty harry like characters. What would be a surprise would be someone who seems to be very, very regular and non special. But forced into a life he/she/it never aspired for.
Gardener, maintenance technician, office drone....

In the end they come to rise above and beyond expectations after recieving some training and experience during inital missions. You get conrad verner like missions at the beginning being used as a decoy and diversion, but as you gain experience and the ranks of the original team thins out you get more and more responsibilities.
Eventualy the team might almost get entierly decimated and you become a veteran of the operation.

Modifié par shodiswe, 11 septembre 2013 - 06:25 .

[Massa FX]

I liked being a spectre. I liked being a marine.

I'll like being whatever PC Bioware dreams up. But I'll miss Shepard.