Dark_Caduceus wrote...
Tlazolteotl wrote...
If you're playing a Mass Effect game, you're playing your Shepard.
If you're not playing a Mass Effect game, who cares what Shepard is supposed to have done?
Indeed.
Yes
Dark_Caduceus wrote...
Tlazolteotl wrote...
If you're playing a Mass Effect game, you're playing your Shepard.
If you're not playing a Mass Effect game, who cares what Shepard is supposed to have done?
Indeed.
Bachuck wrote...
But my personal story, or perhaps a better phrase would be, "my version of events in my personal ME experience", is not official canon. Just because I play ME a certain way doesn't make it canon. Does it make it my own personal canon, sure, but that means nothing to no one except me.
If I bought a novel that wanted to detail Shepards adventures after ME3, Bioware would have to give the author an official canon from which to begin and that "bible" would be the only official canon. If the author wanted to detail what Shepard looks like, you better believe he's going to be male, because that's the canon Shep. There would be no way for any author to incorporate our collective Shepards into one single cohesive story that didn't involve millions of parallel universes, but even then, the story would only focus on one Shepard and you better believe it's the guy on your 360 cover box.
Yes...and is there anyone who doesn't know that? Why make an issue of it? I'm sorry to say it, but you come across as a would-be killjoy.Bachuck wrote...
That's what I mean. When all is said and done, there's a base canon that will be drawn upon. It's completely ridiculous to believe otherwise. They've given us a great universe to play in, but at a certain point, if this property does get made into a feature (or trilogy of films), they're going to have to make choices for the story and they're not going to take our choices into account. They will ultimately use whatever canon they've created.
Modifié par binaryemperor, 13 mars 2010 - 08:34 .
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Then your statement is irrelevent until you find one.enormousmoonboots wrote...
You were asking for promotional images of Femshep before, right? Ever take a good look at the back of the Mass Effect case? Top-middle picture is a woman in N7 armor (not Onyx, red stripe and everything) talking to Wrex. I'm afraid I don't know where to find a picture of the back of the ME1 case at the moment, but it's there.
Modifié par JohnnyDollar, 13 mars 2010 - 08:49 .
I'd take a picture myself, but I literally just lent out my ME1 copy last night, and all the stuff I can find on the internet is the ME2 box. Chances are pretty good that most people in this topic own ME1, so you can all check it yourself v:mellow:vJohnnyDollar wrote...
Then your statement is irrelevent until you find one.enormousmoonboots wrote...
You were asking for promotional images of Femshep before, right? Ever take a good look at the back of the Mass Effect case? Top-middle picture is a woman in N7 armor (not Onyx, red stripe and everything) talking to Wrex. I'm afraid I don't know where to find a picture of the back of the ME1 case at the moment, but it's there.Just kidding.
Seriously though, what is this whole debate about? Is about "Big Decisions" or "LI's and the Sexual preference of Shep" or both. When I was posting here last night, I thought the heart of the discussion was "My choices don't matter". Yes I suppose the LI issue is a spinoff from that. A few tempors have seemed to flair up over this. Let's be honest.
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JohnnyDollar wrote...
I got the pc versions and ME2 is ce. I don't see it.
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PC? Ther is no middle picture on mine. On my PC box I have 1 picture on the front and 4 small ones on the back. I don't see her.Onyx Jaguar wrote...
JohnnyDollar wrote...
I got the pc versions and ME2 is ce. I don't see it.
Its the ME 1 box that has femshep
Modifié par JohnnyDollar, 13 mars 2010 - 08:58 .
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If you can RPG and enjoy the game, then that is all that matters.Suron wrote...
not bothering to read any posts after my last one..but I want to reiterate (sp)...
MY shepard is MY canon..BioWares shepard is not MY canon...
that is all.
The OP was arguing earlier that since there are no promotional images of female Shepard, Sheploo is 100% 'canon'. However, this image points out a contradiction in his statement; there is at least one image of female Shepard on the very box itself. This and the fact that all extra Mass Effect canon (books and comics) specifically avoid mentioning Shepard's gender point to the conclusion that, Sheploo advertising contract aside, Bioware has no intention of a 'canon' Shepard.JohnnyDollar wrote...
What difference does this make anyway?
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And so thus what?enormousmoonboots wrote...
The OP was arguing earlier that since there are no promotional images of female Shepard, Sheploo is 100% 'canon'. However, this image points out a contradiction in his statement; there is at least one image of female Shepard on the very box itself. This and the fact that all extra Mass Effect canon (books and comics) specifically avoid mentioning Shepard's gender point to the conclusion that, Sheploo advertising contract aside, Bioware has no intention of a 'canon' Shepard.JohnnyDollar wrote...
What difference does this make anyway?
The picture is on the back of the ME1 box, top-middle. The one with Wrex.
ChaosBahamut wrote...
That's the beauty of the Mass Effect series. WE decide the ME canon for ourselves. So technically there is no official canon yet at the same time there are millions of official canons, as confusing as that may sound.
Modifié par rabbitchannel, 13 mars 2010 - 10:45 .
JohnnyDollar wrote...
I got the pc versions and ME2 is ce. I don't see it.