Mass Effect 3 Happy Ending Mod [http://www.nexusmods.com/masseffect3/mods/66/?]. Install and enjoy in good health.bladestorm91 said:They should have just redone Mass Effect 3, that ending is a giant stain on the series and they should remove it.
I'd recommend John P's Alternate MEHEM http://www.nexusmods.com/masseffect3/mods/265/? as it contains two options. The first leaves the endings substantially intact, turning the High EMS Destroy ending into the Shepard lives scenes from the original MEHEM.Gordon_4 said:Mass Effect 3 Happy Ending Mod [http://www.nexusmods.com/masseffect3/mods/66/?]. Install and enjoy in good health.bladestorm91 said:They should have just redone Mass Effect 3, that ending is a giant stain on the series and they should remove it.
ZeDilton said:I don't see it.Metalix Knightmare said:All I know is that the Asari in this game apparently took a VERY different evolutionary turn.
Seriously, that is a man's face.
I don't find her particularly attractive, but it's definitely a girl's face.
I'd take her over Liara's "dad".
It might just be me, but I'm seeing literally nothing wrong with her. I mean the asari in-game were basically just female human face models painted blue, so their not supposed to be like unearthly beautiful or anything.Street Halo said:I've had this conversation elsewhere and most say she looks like the average woman and I just thank my lucky stars the average woman in Melbourne doesn't look like Shrek.Metalix Knightmare said:All I know is that the Asari in this game apparently took a VERY different evolutionary turn.
Seriously, that is a man's face.
Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and like I said earlier, most people aren't seeing the "manish" features that Metalix and I see but her facial features are far too strong (especially the jawline and mouth) for my liking. Not trying to be all "7 outta 10 would not bang" either, she genuinely looks like an unattractive man to me.crimsonspear4D said:It might just be me, but I'm seeing literally nothing wrong with her. I mean the asari in-game were basically just female human face models painted blue, so their not supposed to be like unearthly beautiful or anything.
She actually looks realistically attractive, she doesn't have to have some kinda doll-ish, bimbo, animu girl/disney princess look to be explicitly female.
Eh I know the scenes they cut in were rough, but if I'm honest I still liked it a great deal. The way they managed to get Shepard, bruised and bloodied but alive, to hang Anderson's plaque and hug a love interest was awesome.votemarvel said:I'd recommend John P's Alternate MEHEM http://www.nexusmods.com/masseffect3/mods/265/? as it contains two options. The first leaves the endings substantially intact, turning the High EMS Destroy ending into the Shepard lives scenes from the original MEHEM.Gordon_4 said:Mass Effect 3 Happy Ending Mod [http://www.nexusmods.com/masseffect3/mods/66/?]. Install and enjoy in good health.bladestorm91 said:They should have just redone Mass Effect 3, that ending is a giant stain on the series and they should remove it.
The second does exactly what the original does but doesn't have the extra cutscenes that have now been added to it, and to be honest they aren't very good.
Another great mod is the Extended Anderson Conversation http://www.nexusmods.com/masseffect3/mods/173/? which restores the full version of it.
Strikes me as more a woman who's lived a frontier life and hence her features are a tad weathered and rougher than an Asari who was raised on Thessia or the Citadel.crimsonspear4D said:ZeDilton said:I don't see it.Metalix Knightmare said:All I know is that the Asari in this game apparently took a VERY different evolutionary turn.
Seriously, that is a man's face.
I don't find her particularly attractive, but it's definitely a girl's face.
I'd take her over Liara's "dad".It might just be me, but I'm seeing literally nothing wrong with her. I mean the asari in-game were basically just female human face models painted blue, so their not supposed to be like unearthly beautiful or anything.Street Halo said:I've had this conversation elsewhere and most say she looks like the average woman and I just thank my lucky stars the average woman in Melbourne doesn't look like Shrek.Metalix Knightmare said:All I know is that the Asari in this game apparently took a VERY different evolutionary turn.
Seriously, that is a man's face.
She actually looks realistically attractive, she doesn't have to have some kinda doll-ish, bimbo, animu girl/disney princess look to be explicitly female.
Street Halo said:Beauty is in the eye of the beholder and like I said earlier, most people aren't seeing the "manish" features that Metalix and I see but her facial features are far too strong (especially the jawline and mouth) for my liking. Not trying to be all "7 outta 10 would not bang" either, she genuinely looks like an unattractive man to me.crimsonspear4D said:It might just be me, but I'm seeing literally nothing wrong with her. I mean the asari in-game were basically just female human face models painted blue, so their not supposed to be like unearthly beautiful or anything.
She actually looks realistically attractive, she doesn't have to have some kinda doll-ish, bimbo, animu girl/disney princess look to be explicitly female.
The female protag they showed actually looks like the average woman...
Oh wow, she looks good. Frostbite was a rough guts engine for DragonAge: Inquisition though, I liked the game well enough but it was hard to get something that didn't look absurd.
Playing through Mass Effect 3 doesn't effect Mass Effect 3's ending.BoogieManFL said:Just like your playthough of Mass Effect 1 and 2 doesn't affect the ending of Mass Effect 3!
AMIRIGHT GUYS?!
It's because ManShep was featured a lot in the original trilogy. So they're doing something different this time. It's not really going to affect who players pick, but it's nice of them to not stick with White Dude every time they're featuring a game with protagonist choice.votemarvel said:It's weird in a way that with player data showing that male Shepard was overwhelmingly the character of choice for players in ME2 and 3 (I don't think data exists for the first game) with 80% or more choosing that incarnation, that they'd choose the female version of the new hero to debut first.
Since the majority of Mass Effect players, and I think it isn't unfair to say that includes the women too, prefer to play as the guy...surely it would have made sense to feature the male incarnation of Andromeda's hero first?
Then again I'm not a marketing executive, so what do I know.
Hah! Actually laughed out loud to that, thankyou! Only browsed to see why so many comments, was not expecting such specific trivialities. Now there could be humour hidden anywhere within the most despairing threads, must I subject myself to such torturous browsing?Phasmal said:Pffffft just popped in this thread to see what was up and srsly "ASARI NOT HOT ENOUGH PLZ FIX".
This is what happens when media is constantly filled with women who look like fashion models and little else.Phasmal said:Snip
Yea, God forbid that when Bioware creates a species whose entire premise is they can mate with any other species and basically the whole galaxy finds them hot that gamers would expect them to, you know, actually look hot.erttheking said:This is what happens when media is constantly filled with women who look like fashion models and little else.
That would explain why pretty much every female character in DA:I was incredibly ugly.Asclepion said:If you recall, BioWare has been all about "defying traditional beauty standards" of women in video games in recent years, or at least that's their excuse.
They're like the polar opposite of Team Ninja.
I see your Dr. Who gif and raise you this!Phasmal said:Pffffft just popped in this thread to see what was up and srsly "ASARI NOT HOT ENOUGH PLZ FIX".
OT: I'm probably going to end up getting this game but I'm not really gonna pay it that much attention until it's much closer to coming out. No sense getting over hyped.