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No Shepherd Missions?


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Endo322

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You spend 90% of the game running errands for your crew, but you do nothing for yourself. You don't think that, maybe after 2 years Shepherd would need to tie up some loose ends? I think it'd be cool if we got to see some shepherd specific missions based on the background you pick.

What do you guys think

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Spyndel

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Isn't the entire game a "Shepherd Mission"?

#3
OH-UP-THIS!

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This game isn't about Shep, I'll leave it there.

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KainrycKarr

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Yes please.

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Akrylik

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well you don't have to earn your own loyalty i hope.

there are a few background related assignments in ME1 if that's what you consider a "Shepard mission".

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Brutalise

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I'd love for Shepard to have his own mission. I mean in ME1, depending on the choice of birth and up bringing you had a somewhat personal mission. I wish they did that again.

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Darnalak

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Shepard belongs to the Galaxy now, only time he has for himself is whatever one of his crew he can seduce.  Heck, I didn't even write my mom :(

Modifié par Darnalak, 17 février 2010 - 08:43 .


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GravyTrader

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Thats why I enjoyed the Normandy Wreck mission. In a game that is mostly made up of fighting, having some calm missions which requires time rather than resources can be a nice change. That mission was in the top three (the IFF reaper and Collector Ship are the other two) purely down to its atmosphere; Cold, Dark, Ghostly, especially with the Aurora dancing overhead.

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anmiro

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There is no "I" in Shepard. Seriously, if your a true Shepard Paragon, you are living proof of altruism.

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Terraneaux

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ohupthis wrote...

This game isn't about Shep


Sometimes feels that way.

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Riot Inducer

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GravyTrader wrote...

Thats why I enjoyed the Normandy Wreck mission. In a game that is mostly made up of fighting, having some calm missions which requires time rather than resources can be a nice change. That mission was in the top three (the IFF reaper and Collector Ship are the other two) purely down to its atmosphere; Cold, Dark, Ghostly, especially with the Aurora dancing overhead.


Agreed, that mission was pure mood and it was a great way to put to rest losing the SR1 and your crew from ME1, I would have liked more missions that were for defining Shepard's character in this way. All in all Shep starts feeling a bit static, you're either paragon or renegade there's not much room to evolve the character.

In ME1 there were missions that dealt with Shepards pre-service history, those were very good as they established that Shepard had history, it would have been neat if this time around Shepard ends up at the site of his/her psych profile event. That could be very powerful imo, forcing Shepard to confront the choices s/he made and what s/he endured. 

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smudboy

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The Normandy mission was boring as ass.

Shepard does need exposition as a character.  We need more personalized returns for what we put in: their background, their origin, and especially their class.  class based interrupts.  Conversations as such.  Just like there was in DA:O (being an elf, mage, etc.)

social.bioware.com/forum/1/topic/105/index/1274615

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anmiro wrote...

There is no "I" in Shepard. Seriously, if your a true Shepard Paragon, you are living proof of altruism.



And if I'm renegade or mixed?

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RighteousRage

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There were 2 Shepard missions in the first game and 0 in the second