Mass Effect Legendary Edition Face Codes

Mass Effect Legendary Edition Face Codes: Your Gateway to Custom Shepards

Hey there, fellow space adventurers! Remember the first time you fired up Mass Effect and spent hours tweaking every little detail of your Commander Shepard? Well, with the Legendary Edition, we’ve got a whole new way to create and share our favorite looks – face codes! Let’s dive into this awesome feature that’s got the whole galaxy buzzing.

Quick Answer: What Are Face Codes?

Face codes in Mass Effect Legendary Edition are unique 36-character strings that capture your custom Shepard’s appearance. You can use these codes to recreate characters across different playthroughs or share your creations with other players.

My Face Code Adventure

Before we get into the nitty-gritty, let me share a quick story. When I first heard about face codes, I was skeptical. But then I decided to recreate my favorite Shepard from the original trilogy. I punched in the code, hit enter, and bam! There she was, looking better than ever in glorious HD. It was like meeting an old friend again. That’s when I realized how cool this feature really is.

How Face Codes Work Their Magic

So, how do you use these nifty codes? It’s pretty simple:

1. Start a new game in Mass Effect Legendary Edition
2. Choose “Profile Reconstruction” from the main menu
3. In the character creator, look for the “Code” box at the bottom left
4. Type in your face code and hit enter
5. Watch as your custom Shepard appears before your eyes!

Keep in mind, that you might need to make some small tweaks. The Legendary Edition has some new options that weren’t in the original games, so not everything transfers perfectly.

Face Code Format: Breaking It Down

Each face code is a string of 36 characters. It might look like gibberish at first, but each character represents a specific feature of your Shepard’s appearance. Here’s a basic breakdown:

• Characters 1-3: Basic face shape and features
• Characters 4-6: Hairstyle and color
• Characters 7-9: Eye shape and color
• Characters 10-12: Nose shape
• Characters 13-15: Mouth shape
• Characters 16-18: Jaw shape
• Characters 19-36: Fine-tuning of various features

Sharing is Caring: Community Face Codes

One of the coolest things about face codes is how easy they make it to share your creations. The Mass Effect community has really run with this, creating all sorts of amazing Shepards. Want your commander to look like a famous actor or character from another game? Chances are, someone’s already made a face code for that!

Some Popular Face Codes to Try

Here are a few fan-favorite face codes to get you started:

Female Shepard Codes:

Female Shepard Face Codes

• 7Q1.D9H.M66.F87.JDQ.96M.1D9.141.R46.44A.FG6.1CF.5 (u/Asukalock’s Femshep)
• 7L1.1LL.HF8.T21.AC9.1HF.LKI.211.W16.1H9.AGH.T1G.A (PCGN Jen’s Femshep)
• 8A1.1BB.PAG.D12.F1V.1EU.WWI.1GL.WE4.1CB.K65.FWF.B (u/ThereIsNoDog’s Femshep)
• 7S3.12W.D2B.H84.N8I.8GP.7DK.73G.W9C.795.E46.I1B.B (u/merylisk’s Esme Shepard)
• 8L3.KAJ.NGA.D9Q.J3E.15Q.DEL.15W.MCA.39J.347.41G.B
• 5L1.11F.C16.K7Q.CBJ.1HN.AS1.761.MB2.DF5.F46.PBB.A
• 7T3.47J.G71.K8A.HDQ.62F.1EC.711.F16.11J.2GH.Q5G.1
• 7I1.GEI.J11.181.WG1.1EC.17F.111.P16.11A.246.11G.1
• 7S1.11F.E1B.L8A.JDJ.EHN.677.111.I66.413.A3K.GFG.1
• SS1.SEU.B2C.A8Q.CBN.1GM.G59.861.RI3.DLA.F49.CCC.1
• 751.99G.W17.F7C.JDQ.64Q.1DA.711.S46.1LH.FG6.LJG.6
• 1I1.916.N1F.F11.WFR.FGG.4GG.111.S95.2PB.94A.11G.1
• 5M3.SEU.B2C.A9Q.DBM.GGM.G59.861.TJ3.DLK.E69.EBY
• 753.KDE.Q81.W81.9J3.12W.11G.194.FD6.1BD.6G6.17A
• 5M3.SEU.B2C.A9Q.D8M.GGM.G59.861.TJ3.DLK.E69.RH6.3
• 743.19N.E17.I2M.EDQ.65Q.1DA.811.966.412.6G5.177

Male Shepard Codes:

• 3Q1.7AE.ENF.A85.FAS.JEI.MJD.6PG.G75.8I7.17B.9C (u/hoxtonbreakfast’s Masato Shepard)
• 5J2.FNH.DGW.J31.HLW.15R.W6L.6QL.1E2.1L5.E5B.9C (u/bettercallconnolly’s John Shepard)
• 1D1.67F.MFA.43F.MDI.3DS.6W6.7CL.TK5.8GN.E3A.5C (u/BrandonNoir’s Brandon Shepard)
• 543.UAH.CMT.C3I.GMU.M2B.N7P.2RN.J84.AUK.E3A.95 (u/JAT619’s Augustus Shepard)
• 262.111.11F.A61.AAV.J5D.MDJ.68G.172.5D5.E46.61
• 5L1.7JD.GTF.A3G.AAV.JBD.MDj.6PG.G72.AG4.647.87
• 342.KML.CIQ.G31.GMP.MBB.N7P.2RN.J84.AUM.A36.9
• 241.111.11F.GGW.6HH.HW1.631.BH5.8JA.B43.5
• 452.RLI.MGG.B71.H1T.175.S89.32D.1J2.C84.E33.6

Troubleshooting Face Code Issues

Sometimes, face codes might not work exactly as expected. Here are a few tips if you run into trouble:

• Double-check that you’ve entered the code correctly – one wrong character can make a big difference!
• If the face looks close but not quite right, try adjusting some features manually
• Remember that codes from the original trilogy might need some tweaking in the Legendary Edition

Creating Your Own Face Codes

Of course, you don’t have to use someone else’s creation. Making your own unique Shepard is half the fun! Here’s how to get your character’s face code:

1. Create your perfect Shepard in the character creator
2. Before finalizing, look for the “Face Code” option
3. Select it to see your character’s unique code
4. Write it down or take a screenshot – you’ll want to keep this!

Face Codes Across the Trilogy

One of the best things about the Legendary Edition is that you can use the same face code across all three games. This means your Shepard will look consistent from the moment they step onto the Normandy in ME1 to the final battle in ME3. It’s a small detail, but it really helps with immersion!

The Impact of Face Codes on Gameplay

While face codes don’t directly affect gameplay, having a Shepard you connect with can really change how you experience the story. Whether you go for a battle-hardened veteran or a fresh-faced rookie, your Shepard’s appearance can influence how you role-play and make decisions throughout the trilogy.

Face Codes and Mods

For PC players, it’s worth noting that face codes work great with mods too. Many modders use face codes to share their custom Shepards, often designed to work with specific texture or lighting mods. Just remember to check mod compatibility before diving in!

Wrapping Up: The Face Code Revolution

Face codes have really changed the game when it comes to character creation in Mass Effect. They’ve made it easier than ever to share and recreate our favorite Shepards, bringing the community closer together. Whether you’re recreating an old favorite or trying something completely new, face codes open up a galaxy of possibilities.

So, what are you waiting for? Grab that face code (or create your own), fire up Mass Effect Legendary Edition, and start your adventure across the stars. The Reapers won’t know what hit them!

Remember, your Shepard is unique to you. Whether you use a face code or create from scratch, make sure it’s a character you’ll enjoy spending countless hours with as you save the galaxy. Now, if you’ll excuse me, I’ve got some Geth to fight. See you in the stars, Commanders!