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[Talvrae]

Really? Why?
Seriously i already have problem with this feature in KotOR, and probably tOR, i really dont see what the justification in Mass Effect 2 to have the apparence of our character deteriorate only vecause he goes on renagade way... Can somebody explain me why this feature have been implemented... It just dont make any sense to me

[Hihogmass]

They said that there would be a plot point that explains it.

[ERJAK1]

Talvrae wrote...

Really? Why?
Seriously i already have problem with this feature in KotOR, and probably tOR, i really dont see what the justification in Mass Effect 2 to have the apparence of our character deteriorate only vecause he goes on renagade way... Can somebody explain me why this feature have been implemented... It just dont make any sense to me

Keep ya pants on, you can get it removed, it's just a cool thing for those of us who want to look like a terminator.

[ITSSEXYTIME]

Personally I think it's silly.



But I don't play renegade so I don't much care.

[ToshiStation38]

I find it pretty lame, to be honest. I'll hold off on my final judgment until I see it in-game.

[lokiarchetype]

(Minor? Spoilers)



The scars are due to your healing process not being completed before you're woken up. The implants require you to be in good spirits in order to heal, so Renegade actions open up the scars.



However, at a certain point you can just pay to get them removed.

[RickmanUK]

For me personally... It depends on why it's Happening.

Frankly... Aslong as i don't take 10 minutes too get too the Basement of the Normandy i don't think i'll Care.



Although... It depends on how you look when you "Max out" on the Apperance mod...

[Talvrae]

lokiarchetype wrote...

(Minor? Spoilers)

The scars are due to your healing process not being completed before you're woken up. The implants require you to be in good spirits in order to heal, so Renegade actions open up the scars.

However, at a certain point you can just pay to get them removed.

That's still is just silly

[EatinMcRib]

Anyone notice that it looks pretty similar to Saren's disfiguration but with red lights instead of blue?

"I must kill the Saren!"
"No, Shepard. You are the Saren."

And then Shepard was a Reaper cyborg.

Modifié par EatinMcRib, 22 janvier 2010 - 12:26 .

[Gill Kaiser]

EatinMcRib wrote...

Anyone notice that it looks pretty similar to Saren's disfiguration but with red lights instead of blue?

Of course.

Which means, presumably, that Shepard was revived using methods reverse-engineered from Reaper technology.

[Vendetta154]

Yeah, I really dislike it. It makes sense in KotoR with the whole dark side thing but not in ME.



I like my soldier being renegade, I don't want him getting red eyes and shiny scars. Hopefully there is some sort of choice to let it happen or not.

[ChuckNorris18]

There's a quest to get rid of it.

[tommythetomcat]

Talvrae wrote...

lokiarchetype wrote...

(Minor? Spoilers)

The scars are due to your healing process not being completed before you're woken up. The implants require you to be in good spirits in order to heal, so Renegade actions open up the scars.

However, at a certain point you can just pay to get them removed.

That's still is just silly

It's a game, get over it.

[Sabre120]

You don't have to have it even if you are a renegade, so don't fret. I haven't actually played a game which modifies your appearance in a while so I am looking forward to it.

[EatinMcRib]

Besides, since when was looking like the Terminator a bad thing? I'm hoping I can somehow keep the scars even with a Paragon character.

Modifié par EatinMcRib, 22 janvier 2010 - 12:32 .

[Schneidend]

Talvrae wrote...

That's still is just silly

Why is it silly? In medicine, people often have a much higher chance of recovery if they have a strong will to live and stay positive. There are different things going on in your body when you're experiencing different emotions, both chemically and physically.

[Gill Kaiser]

Also, it may be that the mission where you can choose to remove the deterioration completely also has a Renegade option that makes you REALLY cyborg-like in exchange for combat bonuses. Pure speculation, but I could see it happening.

[RyuKazuha]

Well, i could easily imagine someone going one a killing spree with a cheesy laid back smile. The "bad mood"- explanation hasn't really something to o with whether you're recognized as a good or bad guy. I'm certain, there are many more good to heart people severely depressed, than people that are all out "evil" and take what they want to.

[Lightice_av]

You can get rid of the appearance with money if you don't like it, even if you're completely Renegade. It's optional, so why is such a big deal?

[Arrtis]

renegade shep is an angry shep...most of the time

[aswan4]

Schneidend wrote...

Talvrae wrote...

That's still is just silly

Why is it silly? In medicine, people often have a much higher chance of recovery if they have a strong will to live and stay positive. There are different things going on in your body when you're experiencing different emotions, both chemically and physically.

isn't this a misconception.  i remember reading at least that having a positive outlook really doesn't help you beat cancer.

[ITSSEXYTIME]

Placebo effect is real, although to the extent it actuall benefits you is unknown.

[Bims110]

Gill Kaiser wrote...

Which means, presumably, that Shepard was revived using methods reverse-engineered from Reaper technology.

Wow, I cant  believe I never even thought of that.  If its true, I wonder if it will have any repurcussions
(Reaper-cussions... lol) in part 3.