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[Element Zero]

Glad your not in charge. Probably wouldn't buy that game, sounds too much like all the other military games out there. I'm not interested in reality, far more interested in the character interaction and the story. The romance is a part of that. Of course real life has romance, military people do have relationships with their team, I know a navy guy who married someone he met on duty. True it didn't last for more than a couple of years but neither did Jacob's romance.

I totally agree about Miranda's outfit, I always switched it as soon as I could and I'd have liked something other than the face mask and Liara's suit for any visits to space or planets where atmosphere could have been oh deadly.

I don't mind a little sillyness, anything that makes me smile is a good thing for me.

Really? There must be some damn good military RPGs I'm missing. I thought I had described ME with a few extra lines of dialogue; and ME2 with better armor and clothing design.

From what I've seen, military life is hard on relationships, particularly depending upon orders and assignments. I know fraternization happens. I just thought the game could've acknowledged the awkwardness and inappropriateness of the situation a bit better via dialogue. Maybe it does, and I just missed it. In ME2, Jacob immediately points out the Cerberus has no rules against fraternization. By the time of ME3, I figure no one cares what the hell anyone else is doing, as long as they are doing their job.

We each want different things from games. I prefer a bit more realism from my games than some, I guess. When I'm disappointed, I'm generally able to push it to the back of my mind and continue playing. Hopefully, they are able to produce another great game that makes all of us reasonably happy.

[mopotter]

Really? There must be some damn good military RPGs I'm missing. I thought I had described ME with a few extra lines of dialogue; and ME2 with better armor and clothing design.

From what I've seen, military life is hard on relationships, particularly depending upon orders and assignments. I know fraternization happens. I just thought the game could've acknowledged the awkwardness and inappropriateness of the situation a bit better via dialogue. Maybe it does, and I just missed it. In ME2, Jacob immediately points out the Cerberus has no rules against fraternization. By the time of ME3, I figure no one cares what the hell anyone else is doing, as long as they are doing their job.

We each want different things from games. I prefer a bit more realism from my games than some, I guess. When I'm disappointed, I'm generally able to push it to the back of my mind and continue playing. Hopefully, they are able to produce another great game that makes all of us reasonably happy.

Probably not, (military rpgs)  I just like the romances in BioWare games, or at least some of them.   I always wished I could actually make a video game, too old and probably would go broke but yeah, I also hope it's a game that makes us reasonably happy.  

[d1ta]

Body sliders (adjust height and weight/muscles)
Better HAIRS

[Element Zero]

Probably not, (military rpgs)  I just like the romances in BioWare games, or at least some of them.   I always wished I could actually make a video game, too old and probably would go broke but yeah, I also hope it's a game that makes us reasonably happy.  

Gotcha. I wasn't suggesting those story arcs should be removed or neglected. I just don't get as into them as many of my fellow BSNers do. I think they definitely add depth to the game. ME's options may have even more unappealing to me because I was put off by fraternization, and not into aliens. That didn't leave nearly as many options.

[Anti-killer]

CC  character creation or custom content.

 

I like the character creation in Fallout 4, there is a slight body slide which was better than none, but I also liked some of DAI face creation.   FA4 hair, is better, love the one that reminds me of Jack and bangs, ok except for the one you get in the magazine which is atrocious and for me a waste of posibilities. 

Character creation.

 

Fallout 4's character creation is something alot of RPG's should take notes from.

[KaiserShep]

To be fair, just because something is against the rules doesn't mean it doesn't happen. People break rules all the time. Fraternization also happens in the real world, so Mass Effect wasn't unrealistic in that regard. The difference is that unlike loud hair dye, relationships can be concealed from people that outrank you.
Of course since Mass Effect is set in the future it doesn't necessarily have to give its fictional human military organizatons similar rules and regs. I prefer at least some semblance to the real world however, as I think keeping the aesthetics of those fictional military organizations similar to the real world adds to atmosphere. Characters aboard military ships that are clean shaven and sporting short , undyed hair conveys regimentation, discipline, and professionalism more than a crew full of hipster beards, facial tattoos, and unnatural hair colors would.
If the ship were a pirate vessel on the other hand, a crew of people that look like Jack would be more appropriate.

At least no one on the ship had a man bun.

[Mdizzletr0n]

Now I'm looking for the press release, tweet or whatnot I recently read that referenced our "leading a team of military-trained specialists", or something similar. I think the release came very recently, right after either the assets leak or Shinobi's NeoGAF post. At any rate, it wasn't definitive, but it suggested military. We also know N7 is part of the package, but that the N7 operative in the trailer is not our protagonist. We could be military, or we may not be. I'm actually okay with either route. Both present cool options, since we know the character does have military training to account for all of that extreme combat badassery will we be displaying.

You're more forgiving than I, if you're willing to accept genetically pink hair on humans as a norm. I'll accept that in a fantasy game, but not in ME.

But ME IS fantasy.

[Andrew Lucas]

There is a legit reason to be concerned about what ends up in the CC. Most NPCs are also designed with the character creator. That was why for example half the female population of Orlais was rocking some version of a buzz cut in DA:I.
I'd rather options like pink hair not end up in the CC, because I don't trust Bioware to limit it to appropriate NPCs, like teenagers or a bartender. That option would probably show up instead on Alliance Marines or a political leader, and would be jarringly out of place.

Pink hair is none of your business. People do what they want, and you just have to deal with it.

[Undead Han]

Pink hair is none of your business. People do what they want, and you just have to deal with it.

Did you miss the part where I was obviously referring to fictional characters in a video game?

[Andrew Lucas]

Did you miss the part where I was obviously referring to fictional characters in a video game?

So what ? That's the point. It's a game, people do what they want with it. They paid for that. Pink, blue, red, what others do is their choice.

[Element Zero]

But ME IS fantasy.

I'm talking about the type of fantasy that includes magic, wizards and elves; not the kind that allows me to pretend to be a few hundred years into our own future.

[Element Zero]

So what ? That's the point. It's a game, people do what they want with it. They paid for that. Pink, blue, red, what others do is their choice.

I'm guessing one of two things is at work here.

1) You missed the part where Han repeatedly said he doesn't care what others do in their own game, he just doesn't want BioWare using pink hair throughout the game on NPCs.

2) You came to the forum looking to fight.

I hope it's the first, since the second is too common and just tedious.

[Andrew Lucas]

I'm guessing one of two things is at work here.
1) You missed the part where Han repeatedly said he doesn't care what others do in their own game, he just doesn't want BioWare using pink hair throughout the game on NPCs.
2) You came to the forum looking to fight.
I hope it's the first, since the second is too common and just tedious.

Like I said, still applies to my point. Get over it already.

[KC_Prototype]

All I want...

 

 

[KC_Prototype]

And...

[Battlebloodmage]

And...

I would love an undercut style. Fallout 4 has one and I hope they have one in the next ME game. Bioware can't make good hair for some reasons. Not even just the details, but the hairstyles are pretty terrible.

[KC_Prototype]

I would love an undercut style. Fallout 4 has one and I hope they have one in the next ME game. Bioware can't make good hair for some reasons. Not even just the details, but the hairstyles are pretty terrible.

 

Yeah and that's why I loved the hairstyles in Fallout 4. And I think Bioware improved significantly with Mass Effect 3 and Dragon Age Inquisition hairstyles. Yes they can use improvement but not horrible like DA:O and DA2.

[The Qun & the Damned]

Butt sliders dammit!!! Need big man booty! Ooh, and tattoos! Earrings shouldn't be too hard. And for someone who actually knows what good hair looks like for fox sake.

[Mdizzletr0n]

I'm talking about the type of fantasy that includes magic, wizards and elves; not the kind that allows me to pretend to be a few hundred years into our own future.

ME has those too. Biotic users are the magic users. AsaRI are pretty much space (high) elves. Deep history, has own religious beliefs, somewhat of a superiority Complex, long life, etc.

Could things like that be possible in the future? Maybe... but until then, ME is almost as sci-fantasy as it gets. It's not quite on a star wars level, but it's not all that far from it.

[TurianSpectre]

I just want hair that looks like hair and not a plastic wig.

 

Body type wouldn't be bad. I expect all of them to be fit, but I don't particularly care to have my character looking like James Vega.

Totally agree with you, the hair in the first two ME games was awful, and it would be nice to at least have control over possible muscle definition possibly like the newer sims games as that would make much more sense to have as they don't go over the top but at least you can create the look that you want.

[Giant ambush beetle]

Body type is really top on my list, height would be cool too. In Dragon Age Inquisition it worked worked pretty well ( Not flawlessly though) with Qunari protagonists that were a good head taller than humans, even in cut scenes. 

[Monk]

Bringing this back to "rattle my sword" regards to changes we'd like to see with the CC. They got less than five hours to prove me wrong*. 

 

* Unless, of course, they push MEA updates to the last EA Play day.