Mass Effect 3: FemShep Winner
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... you know, it was kind of bugging me, who she reminded me of. And I watched a bloody Doctor Who marathon today.Fieldy409 said:
Anyway. Not a bad choice in my opinion. Yeah, she looks a bit on the young side, but there are people who look far above or below their age. I'll be happy seeing her on the collector's tin and promotional material, which is all I ever cared about in this, I'll be sticking with how my FemShep's looked since the first game.
And if anyone needs a refresher on Shepard's age- depending on your opinion of what dying then coming back to life does to your age, it's 29 (ME1) or 31 (as of ME2).
She's actually 29 years old [http://twitter.com/#!/truffle/status/27196273794] during Mass Effect 1 (the game is set in 2183), and so she would be 31 in ME2. But it has been said quite a few times (in the games and books) that humans can live to about 150, and that adults look younger for longer than they do now.Speakercone said:
Sorry for geeking out...
OT: Hmmm, she seems to have a 'hurr hurr derp!' look in this picture, I'm liking the actual design of her though! (red hair ftw!)
YEEEEAAAH! Redhead for the win, ftw!
The default FemShep isn't so far off from my custom one, now, it seems. Although, mine is still 10x hotter. Though the default one now certainly has it's charms (in a very "I'm a pissed off redhead military girl, and your life is forfeit.. also I'm fucking saving the galaxy!" sense of the word)..
Also, you do realize that humans in the Mass Effect universe can live to nearly 150 years, right? And that futuristic medical technology has been used extensively by those in the universe with the credits for it, and most 30-40 year olds can very commonly be mistaken for 20-25 through such advances (which has been presented during In Game conversations in the first and second Mass Effect game several times, no less). You can't judge a characters appearance or age in Mass Effect by present age-to-appearance factors anymore (although you can make an educated guess), as we have very little to none of the advanced skincare medicines and technology that Commander Shepard would have very good ease at getting in her position and amassed wealth in a futuristic universe.
The default FemShep isn't so far off from my custom one, now, it seems. Although, mine is still 10x hotter. Though the default one now certainly has it's charms (in a very "I'm a pissed off redhead military girl, and your life is forfeit.. also I'm fucking saving the galaxy!" sense of the word)..
Mark Meers was never the appearance model for Commander Shepard, only his voice. His model is a Swedish (I think?) man whom only has that very connection to the character of Commander Shepard (if you keep with default), nothing more.Gethsemani said:
Also, you do realize that humans in the Mass Effect universe can live to nearly 150 years, right? And that futuristic medical technology has been used extensively by those in the universe with the credits for it, and most 30-40 year olds can very commonly be mistaken for 20-25 through such advances (which has been presented during In Game conversations in the first and second Mass Effect game several times, no less). You can't judge a characters appearance or age in Mass Effect by present age-to-appearance factors anymore (although you can make an educated guess), as we have very little to none of the advanced skincare medicines and technology that Commander Shepard would have very good ease at getting in her position and amassed wealth in a futuristic universe.
Oh please. Anyone that thinks about it for more than 5 seconds would realise the only logical order is the one nobody in the west uses:SirBryghtside said:We go Smallest-Medium-Biggest unit of time measurement. You go Medium-Smallest-Biggest.twistedheat15 said:NOPE!! Cuz everyone knows it's month/day/year! *grumble damn countries and your backward dates grumble*SirBryghtside said:Is it just me who when they saw that date, thought it was delayed till June?
Believe me, you're the backwards ones
Year-month-day
obviously.
so that's 2011-8-28 then.
... Oh, and before I forget completely...
That femshep image is pretty striking, and I wish I looked like that... >_> XD.
But that aside, while I'm not entirely familiar with Mass effect it does look like she's a little on the young side.
(Not to mention as much as I'd like to look like that, the implications of how this picture was chosen, and why, are a little disturbing.)
Good God, that is not a flattering photo at all. In fact, that is one of the ugliest photo jobs I have ever seen. She looks like she is either A: Incredibly constipated or B: Incredibly high. I feel like I should put DERP in big white letters on the photo and post it to memebase or a similar site.
OT: As far as redesigns go, this is okay, but I definitely prefer the original default female by far. Of course, I will probably never play as her and just import my old female character to ME3 instead, so it won't bother me.
OT: As far as redesigns go, this is okay, but I definitely prefer the original default female by far. Of course, I will probably never play as her and just import my old female character to ME3 instead, so it won't bother me.
Not bad! I think she turned out pretty good she looks young but the dark under her eyes makes her look like she's already been through hell and back.
She doesn't look like a teen to me besides I know plenty of woman who look young even in their 30's Hell Natalie Portman still looks smoking she turned 30 this year.
