Boards Mass Effect 2 Why has Shepherd got orange scars on his face? There's an implant under his skin meant to heal those scars. User Info: Mojito The more Renegade you are, the worse it gets, unless you undergo a procedure to fully fix it. My cause is just, my will is strong User Info: doug Eeeeeh burrrrrn!
PSN - DouggyFresh. User Info: BunsterByne. I dont know what you mean, his face looks completely normal. I like to think I walk that line every day of my life. User Info: harvgard.
User Info: Trooper3. User Info: ronnet. Some people like it, others think it is bad because it makes dead seem like having a cold. This is not the case because you can also die at the end of the game but that is based on your ''choices'', but ''preperation'' for the final mission is a better word for it. This dead is perminant and makes your Shepard's ME trilogy Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search.
In Mass Effect 2, Shepard's physical appearance especially when you decided to go Renegade could end up changing pretty drastically, though you could permanently reverse it if you chose to. Does this behavior continue in Mass Effect 3? I'd like to know so I can customize my character's appearance accordingly if this is going to happen again, especially if she's going to end up with Terminator eyes However, the scars and glowing eyes are based on your current , ME3 alignment.
Since even a full renegade bar from ME2 only amounts to a token chunk of Renegade points, Shepard will always have minimal scarring at the start when imported, regardless of whether you upgraded the Med Lab in the previous installment. Consider it a result of the 'low stress environment' that is an Alliance brig awaiting court martial.
A message soon after you start the game appears when you are upgrading you and your squads powers. This message states that assuming you are going renegade if you continue to be harsh and cause stress, the scars derived from your implants will start up again. It's true. Apparently, Bioware is consistent about it as well. In Knights of the Old Republic this also happens. The moral of the story is, if you accept the dark side, whether it was long long ago, or far into the future you'll end up getting scars and red eyes.
It's been confirmed that Renegade Players get the trademark scars like in ME2. If you import your character they should keep the scars too. Sounds like Shepard keeps the glowing eyes see On Orbit's post as well though I haven't personally confirmed this I'm Paragon.
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If Commander Shepard goes the Paragon route after coming back to life, the scars riddling their face will fade, eventually becoming almost imperceptible. A Renegade Shepard, however, causes the scars to deepen and eventually glow in reaction to the violence and hatred often spouted. This upgrade costs nothing. Mass Effect 2 and 3 change medi-gel from being an active part of gameplay to a more passive one. Now, instead of a button press, simply wait behind cover after taking damage to restore health using medi-gel.
You can get the Mass Effect 3 save editor here.
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