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[eyezonlyii]

StreetMagic wrote...

On a sidenote, my idea of Femshep and Maleshep fit certain classes (respectively).

M = Soldier, Vanguard
F = Infiltrator, Adept (I even like the specialty class name for Adept. Nemesis. Very feminine).

Engineer and Sentinel go either way for me.

Funny, my Maleshep is an Adept and Femshep is a Vanguard...

[KotorEffect3]

StreetMagic wrote...

On a sidenote, my idea of Femshep and Maleshep fit certain classes (respectively).

M = Soldier, Vanguard
F = Infiltrator, Adept (I even like the specialty class name for Adept. Nemesis. Very feminine).

Engineer and Sentinel go either way for me.

I am similar but I make all my engineers and sentinels female (I hate how males look in light armor in ME 1).  Infiltrator will go either way.

[KotorEffect3]

eyezonlyii wrote...

DeinonSlayer wrote...

I'd say MaleShep was excessively bulky, and FemShep ought to have been more bulked up. Her Olive Oyl arms are kind of funny.

Really? Maleshep was the least bulky of the human squadmates. 

Vega>Zaeed=Kaidan>Jacob>Maleshep

Whereas

Ashley=Femshep>Jack>Miranda

Yeah even Kaiden seems bulkier than maleshep not that male shep looks wimpy or anything,  he has more of that lean mean build that is fairly common for soldiers IRL in my humble opinion.

I think females in general got thinner in ME 3. 

[Han Shot First]

BroShep and Kaidan share the same body model, just as Fem Shep shares a body model with Ashley. In another thread someone even posted that Kaidan and Male Shep share a mole in the exact same place on their backs. lol

I think the impression that Kaidan has more muscle mass is just coming from his bulkier armor.

[Han Shot First]

I think they are referring to the armor there. In ME1 he wore light armor. In ME3 he's wearing armor similar to what Vega wears.

[ImaginaryMatter]

StreetMagic wrote...

On a sidenote, my idea of Femshep and Maleshep fit certain classes (respectively).

M = Soldier, Vanguard
F = Infiltrator, Adept (I even like the specialty class name for Adept. Nemesis. Very feminine).

Engineer and Sentinel go either way for me.

On my six, ME1/ME2 Shepards I have:

BroShep: Soldier, Adept, Sentinel
FemShep: Infiltrator, Vanguard, Engineer

I always find it weird though to see FemShep Soldiers and BroShep Infiltrators/Engineers.

[Invisible Man]

my playthroughs me1-3

maleshep: infiltrator, sentinel, adept, engineer
femshep: vanguard, soldier, adept, infiltrator, sentinel, another infiltrator.

[DeinonSlayer]

My playthroughs:

MaleShep: Infiltrator (Canon), Soldier (Jayne Cobb failshep)
FemShep: Engineer (secretly Cerberus), Vanguard (hyperaggressive Alliance apologist)

Never did a trilogy run as an Adept or Sentinel.

Modifié par DeinonSlayer, 22 février 2014 - 12:53 .

[Invisible Man]

DeinonSlayer wrote...

My playthroughs:

MaleShep: Infiltrator (Canon), Soldier (Jayne Cobb failshep)
FemShep: Engineer (secretly Cerberus), Vanguard (hyperaggressive Alliance apologist)

Never did a trilogy run as an Adept or Sentinel.

all of my runs were trilogy ones, why only play through one or two games when you have all 3, just feels more complete, well since I've been doing mehem that is.

usually I create my character personality from the background, then using the personality I pick my shepard's class.

---edit 
my second femshep infiltrator even served with major kyle (the biotic compound founder in the me1 side mission), didn't even know till the mission came up. that was the second to last full playthrough, didn't even know it was possible.

Modifié par Invisible Man, 22 février 2014 - 01:09 .

[DeinonSlayer]

Pretty much. I could go on for a while describing the backstory for my Engineer FemShep and Infiltrator MaleShep. They both have the colonist background - the idea is that in one universe, one was killed and the other joined the Alliance, and in the other universe one was taken by the Batarians and the other signed up in her stead.

[ImaginaryMatter]

Invisible Man wrote...

all of my runs were trilogy ones, why only play through one or two games when you have all 3, just feels more complete, well since I've been doing mehem that is.

usually I create my character personality from the background, then using the personality I pick my shepard's class.

I always did that kind of thing in reverse. Vanguard FemShep is reckless, brash, and in your face; while Infiltrator FemShep is withdrawn and keeps people at a distance. Soldier Shep is a boyscout.

[Invisible Man]

ImaginaryMatter wrote...

Invisible Man wrote...

all of my runs were trilogy ones, why only play through one or two games when you have all 3, just feels more complete, well since I've been doing mehem that is.

usually I create my character personality from the background, then using the personality I pick my shepard's class.

I always did that kind of thing in reverse. Vanguard FemShep is reckless, brash, and in your face; while Infiltrator FemShep is withdrawn and keeps people at a distance. Soldier Shep is a boyscout.

for me, my female vanguard was reckless with her personal safety, somewhat impulsive, but near fanatically paragon, ok more like slightly angry paragon (ie: not quite paragrade or however people spell that).
where as one of my female infiltrator shepards was cautious, perceptive (kind of but not quite totally headcanon), and kind when possible, but she never left things to chance. the main difference between them was the fact that the vanguard was a spacer, and the "sniper" was a colony kid. they were both war heroes (I think, I'm fairly sure but not 100%).  

[CronoDragoon]

Eh, I only two 2 playthroughs really, Paragon Sheploo and Renegade femshep. Femshep is a Vanguard and Paragon is whatever. They play so differently, the dialogues and combat alike, that I have no problem with it.

[RangerSG]

Invisible Man wrote...

ImaginaryMatter wrote...

Invisible Man wrote...

all of my runs were trilogy ones, why only play through one or two games when you have all 3, just feels more complete, well since I've been doing mehem that is.

usually I create my character personality from the background, then using the personality I pick my shepard's class.

I always did that kind of thing in reverse. Vanguard FemShep is reckless, brash, and in your face; while Infiltrator FemShep is withdrawn and keeps people at a distance. Soldier Shep is a boyscout.

for me, my female vanguard was reckless with her personal safety, somewhat impulsive, but near fanatically paragon, ok more like slightly angry paragon (ie: not quite paragrade or however people spell that).
where as one of my female infiltrator shepards was cautious, perceptive (kind of but not quite totally headcanon), and kind when possible, but she never left things to chance. the main difference between them was the fact that the vanguard was a spacer, and the "sniper" was a colony kid. they were both war heroes (I think, I'm fairly sure but not 100%).  

My infiltrator was the closest I've played to pure renegade so far. Even him though, if you were crew, and he could help you, he did. But if you were 'outside,' at best you were an expendable asset. At worst, you were a thug to be killed on the way to a real problem. Didn't do Lair, because he thought Liara turned her back on him. Almost pulled the trigger on Ash, after romancing her in ME1, for all HER crap. (I still don't know how I did enough to get her to back down. Must have been the rep factor and a lucky roll). He was Earthborn/Ruthless. Somehow he got past his 'Reds' days. Maybe because of the loyalty Tali and Garrus showed him. But he was cold, calculating, and had no problem killing someone who didn't cooperate. Usually from a range they didn't see coming.