Wait, what? They're making this for PC too, right? Right? :cry:It's not impossible that it'll be released on PC later on, but it hasn't been announced. You could always wait, IN ETERNITY! Or get a 360. This game should be reason enough to buy one.
It looks absolutely incredible. I just can't understand naysayers who criticise the game for framerates, menu design etc.I couldn't agree more. Truth is the framerate issues aren't that big when they'd do the most damage (action sequences). I've experienced more problems walking around the Normandy and stuff like that, where I actually couldn't care less about framerate. As for menus, they're not that tricky, just takes like 10 minutes to understand. Only thing I really am bugged about the possibility to view the journal from the Galaxy map. However, all those problems don't really matter to the gameplay, not in a critical way. Compare that to Assassins creed, where the faults (bad controls, boring fighting, repetitiveness, super crappy story and design) seriously devours the game.
I actually led both Ashley and Liara on which led to a rather awkward scene later. :nervous I wanted some Tali action. She's the hottest in the whole group.
is this game short if you just do the main missions?
i did noveria and therum already, with feros left. but this opened up to viimire? i heard vimire is like the final main mission?
Tali on the other hand is very mysterious. She has the whole wanting something you know you can't get factor and I'm willing to bet she's hot under that mask. :hump:
is this game short if you just do the main missions?
i did noveria and therum already, with feros left. but this opened up to viimire? i heard vimire is like the final main mission?
EA has nailed down a January release date for Mass Effect 2 in North America and Europe, detailing the special armor and weapons available as preorder bonuses in the process.
The epic space RPG continues on January 26th in North America, with Europe joining the fray three days later on the 29th. Along with the release date announcement, EA has revealed preorder bonus equipment available via download code once the game hits store shelves.
Most retail outlets will receive codes for Inferno Armor (seen above), which increases your Commander Shepard's negotiation skills, run speed, and combat damage. Those opting to preorder from GameStop will receive the Terminus Assault Armor (seen below), which includes an armor suit that augments run speed, damage, shields, and adds an additional magazine of reserve ammo, and the M-490 Blackstorm Heavy Weapon, which generates a localized gravity well, which sounds painful.
"Our fans are in for a genuine thrill in the New Year with Mass Effect 2 - the second installment in the trilogy will be of amazingly high quality," said Dr. Ray Muzyka, co-founder, BioWare and Group General Manager of the RPG/MMO Group of EA. "BioWare's fans worldwide have been eagerly awaiting this epic sequel, and we couldn't be more excited to reward them for pre-ordering by delivering some awesome bonus content!"
The retail version of Mass Effect 2 won't include the restrictive, pestering DRM featured in the franchise's first installment. Rather, the game will simply do a disc check upon boot-up
Is Tali's new last name Normandy or do they mention the ship she belongs to in the same way Jean-Luc Picard would say USS Enterprise every time he introduced himself to a new race?Huh, It did sound like she said Normandy. I don't really know enough about the ME lore to know what it means. :?
-what we've done is we've moved things into interfaces and screens where you can realise the full potential of these things without them becoming cumbersome or it having too many items and all that kind of stuff.
-Generally the framerate is much faster, much smoother, and that contributes a lot to the feel of combat.
-For example, in the pistol category we have new subcategories like a hand cannon, which would be like a magnum or a desert eagle style big high calibre single shot, or you can also have a submachine gun, like an Uzi, with a high rate of fire but less accuracy.
-We made cover more of an active system where you hit A to engage it. Now you can slide in and out of cover without engaging cover, and it's smooth, but you also just tap A to put yourself into cover behind the object.
-that's one thing we've added to Mass Effect 2, is the ability to map powers to buttons on the controller so you can fire weapons and powers in real time.
-What we found, again in watching people play and analysing the game ourselves, was that the overheat idea is cool for the IP, and we wanted to keep that, but it also meant you end up playing with less consideration of where your bullets are going. That's a big part of combat, is considering each round of fire as a resource.
-So instead of having to drive around on a planet in the vehicle as a mission, where you're just really picking up rocks and having to jump out and do that kind of stuff, now it's part of a really cool planet exploration mini-game . . . . also when you are doing this mini-game you can find locations. We call them N7 missions. . . . every N7 mission has to provide you something amazing and different in terms of the gameplay or what you get to do, than you would be able to do anywhere else in the game.
Is Tali's new last name Normandy or do they mention the ship she belongs to in the same way Jean-Luc Picard would say USS Enterprise every time he introduced himself to a new race?
BioWare has confirmed that Mass Effect 2 will ship on two game discs when it's released for PC and Xbox 360 early next year.
For PC gamers this simply means a two-disc install, but 360 owners will need to swap discs once during play.
"Even though there is a disc swap, it occurs at a carefully planned place in the game (that does not interfere with gameplay) and is done once," said community co-ordinator Chris Priestly on the game's forum (via Kotaku). "You do not swap back and forth. One swap and then done."
"Why two discs? Answer: Because you cannot fit this much awesome on one disc," he bragged.
Hopefully it'll come with an install option that will negate the need to swap. I'm getting it on Steam - so no discs at all for me. :)
Ok, so this is why I am not a programmer (or anyone who should be allowed around electronics for that matter). The information I gave back on page 3 was partially incorrect so I am clearing up my error.
You CAN install Mass Effect 2 to your Xbox 360 Hard Drive. Previously I said this was not possible, but you CAN install to your Xbox 360 hard drive as long as you have the available memory to do so.
Sorry for the misinformation earlier. You'll be pleased to know I was beaten soundly with a 360 controller by the QA team for giving the wrong information earlier.
Exploding tech armor sounds fun.
Exploding tech armor sounds fun.
It was in Borderlands. XD
I'm just going to go ahead and say this is going to be the best game of 2010. Just 6 weeks! :jerk:
I've not even played the first one yet..think I should go ahead and do it?HECK YEA! PLAY IT!! :grin:
We sit down with BioWare's Casey Hudson to discuss Mass Effect 2's sci-fi inspiration, DLC, sexy aliens, the BioWare doctors, and more.
I don't like it! so far the story isn't keeping me very interested and all I wanna do is hump Miranda but I checked that scene on youtube and it's not even that good!
-_- I'm not good at rpg and team style games where you have to use everyones abilities to beat the game. I just like running around freely shooting bad dudes in the head.
Tali's was the best I reckon though, as a whole (and not just because of my bias for her <3)
Just be careful twissie! The choices you make now affect your playthrough of ME2 should you continue with that character! Combat is not especially great in ME. Certainly not in comparison with the sequel.Tali's was the best I reckon though, as a whole (and not just because of my bias for her <3)
Tali <3 I love me a woman with brains and can only survive by protecting herself with an enviromental suit.
Why you gotta hate on Kaidan, man.
Congrats twissie!! :w00t: You gonna hang back a bit or are you going straight into Mass Effect 2?
Can anyone remind me of why Ashley was deemed racist though? From what I remember from ME1, she had daddy issues, sprouted a bit of poetry and was of the mind that in order to make a standing in the universe, then mankind should be able to do it without the support of the council races. Don't remember if she said anything derogatory of other races though.
Oh and this reminds me, I was meaning to ask, who do you prefer to have in your squad?
Oh and this reminds me, I was meaning to ask, who do you prefer to have in your squad? I kept my squad extremely balanced and had Liara and Garrus join me in battle :twothumbs My character was a Vanguard.
twissie, you might want to replay a certain major part of ME1 now.. :yep:
Hint: Shepard.
Oh and this reminds me, I was meaning to ask, who do you prefer to have in your squad?I don't have Liara yet btw o-o Avoiding missions while doing random assignments <3
When your entire game builds to a final, bombastic mission as in Mass Effect 2, it's hard for any downloadable content set after that point to not feel like an afterthought, and that's certainly true of the "Overlord" DLC from a structural standpoint. But when even your afterthoughts pack more fun and emotional resonance into a couple of hours than many games manage in their entirety, who's complaining?
When Commander Shepard and his crew were first called in to investigate a powerful virtual intelligence that had gone rogue, I was worried that "Overlord" would suffer from the same tacked-on feeling as did its predecessor, "Kasumi's Stolen Memory." Maybe you didn't hear, but I recently saved the galaxy -- why am I suddenly thrust into the role of interstellar IT guy?
I needn't have worried. While "Overlord" has little bearing on the whole of ME2, it's far more self-contained than "Kasumi," with its own arc and own emotional wallop. It's a fitting end to a game head-and-shoulders-and-most-of-torso above others in its class in terms of storytelling.
Sadly, this is the last Mass Effect 2 DLC, but BIoWare has taken the opportunity to throw a little bit of everything in and see what sticks. Want full-bore action? You got it. Want to solve tile-shifting floor puzzles? No problem. Want to do some light vehicle-based platforming? Well, you probably didn't know you wanted to do that, but it's here nonetheless. You won't be bored, let's put it that way.
Overlord doesn't jam new characters into your game or add a load of new weapons, but it more than makes up for that with a haunting little story of family, betrayal and sacrifice. Note to other game developers: If you're able to pack that into two hours, you'll always have my seven bucks.
They like to overcharge people outside the usa.
Steam: Accurate exchange rates?! NEVER HEARD OF THEM 8)
BioWare has released a new downloadable content pack for role-playing shooter Mass Effect 2.
The Aegis Pack includes the M-29 Incisor sniper rifle, described as a burst-fire weapon that excels in destroying enemy shields, and the Kestrel armour set, which comes in five pieces.
Once downloaded, the pack will land in Shepard's armour locker, and will cost you 160 Microsoft Points on Xbox 360 and 160 BioWare Points on PC.
Nice Shi! :w00t: I guess you left Ashley on Virmire then? XDHell yes I did, after what that bitch did to Wrex!!!!!!
You going to get ME2? I'm not sure what the romantic options there are for a female Shepherd (sexy time with Grunt? :bleed eyes:)I can't continue Kaidan in that game??
(sexy time with Grunt? :bleed eyes:)
I accidently put the moves on Jack :o I just wanted to be there for her but not in that way! Good thing she needs to think about it. Time for me to head to the Migrant Fleet
I'm not sure what the romantic options there are for a female Shepherd (sexy time with Grunt? :bleed eyes:)
(does anyone else think Jacob looks a lot like Kanye West? XD)
Does this mean female Shepherds can't be bi in ME2? :/
Remember you can use your old playthrough charas when you start the game again shi! epic davina nose girl can start with higher stats next time 8D
BioWare boss Ray Muzyka has confirmed Mass Effect 2 for PS3.
The game will be available in January 2011.
That's it.
I can say that if you die then it's as a result of you making some bad decisions, not because the game is unfair.Yep! My thoughts exactly. Once you made the first mistake a couple of times, you wont do it again. I dont know if it's me, but did the boss battles get really really simple after a while? I played as an engineer with maxed charge and that fire thing + drone and I rarely even fired my gun. I used the Cain at the big ass Kraken thing and the final boss. Then like you said, it will probably be way more difficult on the higher difficulties, lol.
Liara T'Soni is tracking down the mysterious Shadow Broker, and no one is safe. She'll do anything to recover the man the Broker kidnapped... and the Shadow Broker's agents will do anything to stop her. Team up with Liara and chase clues from the luxurious heights of Illium to the Shadow Broker's own secret lair. Adds the Shadow Broker intel center, new research, and five new achievements – and the chance to continue a relationship with Liara.
*Coming September 7th, 2010.
Price:
Xbox 360: 800 MS Points
PC: 800 BioWare Points
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Mass Effect 2 coming out next month for the PS3 (http://www.eurogamer.net/articles/2010-12-10-playstation-3-mass-effect-2-release-date). That's soon! Also, there's a rumour that Mass Effect 3 will be announced at the VGA's this weekend, and it has multiplayer. Wouldn't be such a surprise.
[Update 3:56pm ET: Well, that was fast. Unsurprisingly, EA assassins have leapt into action, lobbing a throwing star into the unlucky server that housed the just-there-a-second-ago Mass Effect 3 listing. We've got our screen grabs after the break if you want to relive the memories.]
The EA Store has added a pre-order listing for Mass Effect 3 for PC, Xbox 360 and PS3. The listing includes a description that notes the "Earth is burning" and Commander Shepard (that's you!) has to gather the races of the galaxy to launch "one final mission" against machines striking from beyond known space.
No release window is provided on the site. Well, we guess that confirms the rumors we've been hearing about. The game is expected to be officially announced tomorrow during the 2010 VGAs on Spike. Just in case the page gets pulled, we've saved a full screengrab after the break, along with the game's description, just below. Also of note, the search screen which lists Mass Effect 3 releases for the PC, Xbox 360, and PlayStation 3 platforms. This, of course, is likely placeholder data (evidenced by the PC release's unlikely $59.95 price tag) and there's no release dates, placeholder or otherwise, so it's anybody's guess as to whether all three versions will be released simultaneously.
I also want to know what happened to the bug queen thing you can save in the first game along with a ton of other other unanswered questions. :P
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It’s official: the final bit of Mass Effect 2 DLC, “Arrival” is a real and true paid add-on for the lauded sci-fi RPG. Publisher EA confirmed Arrival this morning, announcing that it’ll be available this March 29 across the PC, Xbox 360 and PSN. It’ll retail for the price of 560 Moon Dollars across the former two platforms and 7 dollars in Earth currency on PSN.
Did the rumors happen to peg what you’ll be doing in Arrival? Maybe. This morning’s press release teases that Arrival will take Shepard to the “edge of the galaxy” in order to aid an operative who has evidence of an impending Reaper invasion. Leaks suggest that you’ll be travelling to the Viper Nebula and meeting up with the Batarian Hegemony, an organization that has beef with the Alliance.
A Mass Effect anime feature film is currently being produced for a summer 2012 airing, BioWare has announced.
FUNimation, an American distributor of Japanese animation, and Japanese production company T.O. Entertainment will co-produce the project.
The Mass Effect animation will spin a familiar tale of space exploration rife with dangerous aliens and mysterious planets.
BioWare's Mass Effect overlord Casey Hudson has signed on as executive producer of the film.
"Over the last few years, we have revealed different pieces of the Mass Effect world through different media. Extending the story through an anime medium is another amazing opportunity for us," commented Casey Hudson.
FUNimation already has production under way on a Dragon Age film, and is "excited" about adding "an exciting new chapter" to the Mass Effect universe.
The latest issue of Game Informer contains a ton of details about Mass Effect 3. The first round of information is beginning to trickle in, which you can read about below. We’ve also included a blurry scan/magazine image (via GameFAQs) from the issue.
- Game begins with Shepard on Earth
- Shepard is on trial in regard to the events of Arrival
- Reapers invade while the trial is happening
- Prologue: Shepard’s escape to the Normandy, off to start finding allies, fighting Reaper troops
- Squadmates include Liara, Ashley/Kaiden, Garrus, James Sanders
- Screenshot shown of Ashley with her hair down
- Confirmed appearances (may not be squadmates): Wrex, Mordin, Legion, and Anderson
- Game will show a “previously on Mass Effect” comic to make decisions if you’re starting from scartch
- The Illusive Man plays a big role
- Cerberus is out to kill Shepard
- Enhanced RPG elements
- More freedom with character skills
- Larger skill trees
- Powers will evolve several times, not just once
- Weapons are like the ones in Mass Effect 2, have a set list
- Mods returning, swap out different parts such as barrels, scopes (effect both the weapon’s combat performance and its appearance)
- All classes can wield all weapons unhindered now,
- There will be limited slots to carry these weapons
- Soldier can carry all weapons at once
- Adept, Engineer, and Sentinal will likely be limited to two weapons, three for Vanguard and Infiltrator
- Numerous endings
- Who you have in your squad and which allies you recruit greatly impact the endings that are available
- No multiplayer
A Mass Effect MMO is not only a possibility, teased BioWare series overlord Casey Hudson - it "makes sense".
"We've been trying to think of a way that makes sense for people to experience Mass Effect with their friends. We haven't yet come up with a way to do that, so we don't have anything to announce at this time. But, obviously, multiplayer is something we want to do more of in the future as a company," Hudson told Game Informer (via VG247).
"A lot of people say that they want to see an MMO - that kind of makes sense for this universe.
"Part of what you're trying to do is save the universe so you can live in it. That's part of the promise for any great IP. It has to be a world worth saving. Mass Effect has that quality to it.
"If you get rid of the Reapers and win that," he added, "wouldn't it be amazing to just live on the Citadel or just take a ship to Omega? That makes sense."
His comments were made as BioWare announced that there will be no multiplayer in Mass Effect 3.
There will, however, be deeper RPG and equipment/weapon customisation elements in the third game. You'll also witness the return of familiar faces - Ashley Williams and Kaidan Alenko included.
Mass Effect 3's Shepard has a "SWAT turn" and new melee attacks, including kicks and punches. The Heavy Melee class takes advantage of these new melee attacks.
Shepard can roll, jump small gaps, and hit cover in a way likened to Max Payne.
Space battles are possible, but unconfirmed at this stage. The Engineer can build turrets, and weapons are customisable.
New locations include New York, London, the Salarian home planet, a Quarian moon, and Mars. Developing each location takes six months, and BioWare test them as soon as they start working on them.
Pro-human organisation Cerberus, which acts against Shepard in the game, has mechs, assault units and "ninja-style" shock troops at its disposal.
But Shepard and his party members are able to cause damage dynamically to enemies. The Cerberus mechs, for example, have a weak spot that must be shot. Arms can be cut off and armour can be broken.
The combat is described as "more dynamic", forcing players to move quickly. "Game rhythm" is 10-15 per cent faster.
Mysterious alien robot race the Reapers come in different sizes, from 500-600 metres to two kilometres. Sovereign, for example, is a two kilometre Reaper.
Environments are bigger. We'll see people walking, ships fighting and more detailed architecture. BioWare is looking for photo-realism by using new lightning techniques for the environments. Atmosphere is also better and there are more interactive elements in the scenarios.
A new scanning system has been implemented, and we won't drive the vehicles of previous Mass Effect games.
- Digital commemorative artwork of Commander Shepard.
- 70-page Digital art book featuring hundreds of unique and gorgeous illustrations from the BioWare development team.
- Limited edition Mass Effect digital comic by Dark Horse Comics, complete with unique cover artwork.
- Exclusive Digital 4x6 lithographic featuring a one-of-a-kind piece of artwork.
- A full collection of in-game content that can’t be found anywhere else!
- N7 Arsenal Pack – Bring the firepower with the N7 Sniper Rifle, Shotgun, SMG, and Pistol.
- Robotic Dog Companion – A faithful sidekick to keep you company on board the Normandy.
- Squadmate Alternate Outfit Pack – New appearances for your favorite squad members.
- N7 Hoodie – For Commander Shepard’s casual days on board the Normandy.
- Relive all the greatest moments of Mass Effect 3 with the digital soundtrack.
- Display your initiation in the N7 ranks with a collection of forum and social badges, avatars, and perks.
The mag’s carrying a cover story about the game’s mode, and has put live a post on its website detailing the news.
“That’s right – Mass Effect 3 is getting multiplayer! We travel to BioWare’s office in Edmonton for hands-on time with the series’ first foray into online gameplay, and chat with Mass Effect Series Producer and Mass Effect 3 Project Director Casey Hudson about the decision to go multiplayer in the epic battle for the galaxy,” it says.
The mag’s cover also mentions the component:
“Multiplayer comes to Mass Effect 3. Fight alongside your friends, as the Galaxy goes to war!” reads the magazine’s cover along with a picture of Commander Sheperd and his team.
Last month, Xbox World teased that it was going to show a “killer new feature” for ME3 in its next issue, which many thought to be multiplay.
In addition, a South African retailer recently advertised an “online multiplayer pass” for the game.
An official announcement is expected soon.
Mass Effect 3 releases in March next year for PC, PS3, and Xbox 360.
If I could team up with hipsters on these missions it might be a cool idea.
I'm up for it. :thumbsup Although I'll definitely need time to savor the main game first before I do any of the other stuff.
I was also going insane trying to figure out how to holster the weapons but I remembered there were some sections in ME2 where you couldn't so hopefully it's just the demo. Fuck it was driving me nuts having my gun pointed all the time and not being able to look around with the camera. >_<
^ That is displayed as one of the tips during the loading parts of the gave: use the '< back' arrow.
Its called 'Exit combat stance'.
Tried the multiplayer myself. It's fun, I think I could have a good time playing it. It's fun to dick about with the various classes. Bronze is tough enough but trying it on the Gold difficulty is seriously no joke. :o Just wish there's an option to pull the camera out a bit, think it's too close to my guy.
bought normal edition a few hours ago, cos i can't find a collectors edition, and hell if I'm gonna wait. (I'll just buy the CE later...)Looks like I managed to grab the last CE copy around here, at least in the shops.
Installed on XBOX and starting it up now. :thumbsup
Gotten into some of the missions and it just feels like old times.
I haven't played on the 360 for some time, but I got comfty with the controls straight away (which is normally a problem when I pause playing games a long time and play them again)
No spoilers, don't worry.
Question: I've done around 10 missions, and the war percentage is still stopped at 50%.
Anybody been able to move it yet? was it from doing a mass load of missions, or specific "big/important" missions.
Or does it have to do with those places on the map with the big squids? :roll:
Completed the Prothean DLC Chapter.
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Here's my secret shame, I'm playing ME3 multiplayer more than single player at the minute. Just promoted my Vanguard to the single player campaign. Kinda funny how everyone in single player is like 'We're not ready, we have to prepare!' but my galatic readiness across all galaxies right now is about 90-95%. They're hella ready to fight! :lol: And because of the multiplayer, it's really easy to get achievements now, as you can mix and match between using different classes rather than having to get some through multiple single player playthroughs.
STOP CRASHING AND BEING BUGGY MULTIPLAYER FUUUU :on voodoo:
I unlocked the Harpoon Gun. I wanted the Geth though.
I did too. However, I find it as bad as Adrenaline Rush. Honestly, the Javelin has a better firing rate and is a little more accurate. As for the new characters from the pack, I've only unlocked the Krogan Battlemaster so far. I guess if you're an expert Krogan player, then the Battlemaster makes one helluva Vanguard. Otherwise, it's still as much cannon fodder as the Krogan Soldier is (especially on Silver and Gold).
I don't doubt that playing as a Krogan is fun, and I get the charge is a super useful move and very handy to have but seriously, I'm always pissed off when I see one in my team. Because in my experience, the Krogan players just charge around the battlefield straight into enemies and using this move. And for the vast majority of times the fucker ends up stealing my kills. But on top of it all, and the thing that annoys me most, is that when it comes to objective based rounds, they just don't even care and go for anywhere else but go for the objective. Incredibly annoying, especially if you're doing the objective about having to hold an area down on Silver difficulty and you've got 3 players hacking instead of 4, and the idiot inevitably rushes right into a large group and gets his ass killed. *sigh*
Seems like ME3's multiplayer is kinda busted. I can't get into a single game at all. I'm thinking it might be because of this new DLC has been added with new weapons and maps and shit and because I don't have it I'm being excluded out. Happened to me in AC:Brotherhood and I hate it. I'm not paying money for your shitty DLC but why am I being punished for it?
i still need to pick up ME3 i heard EA didnt deliver what they promise so i didnt get it but now its 20 bucks for new one so i might pick one up soon the game is pretty interesting play the demo for ME3 and decied to pick up the game
i still need to pick up ME3 i heard EA didnt deliver what they promise so i didnt get it but now its 20 bucks for new one so i might pick one up soon the game is pretty interesting play the demo for ME3 and decied to pick up the game
If you're gonna play it for the SP only, it's pretty much a 30-something-hour disappointment. It's basically turned into an intergalactic CoD with MP which is the only thing (unfortunately) worth playing at this point.
our femsheps have the same hair!!! actually they don't look too different from each other too :OOh man those facial cracks *shudder* I got that fixed asap on MacGyver shep (renegade). My female shep had that same hair as you guys but I changed it every game :lol: (ME1 - blond, ME2 - black, ME3 - Red)
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Damn thanks! Of course I chose Garrus as my other team leader, he my bro whom I trust :heart: But uh.. I still don't understand why Mordin ended up dead. I don't know what those numbers mean at the end chart thing :/
http://i40.tinypic.com/qy6zyo.jpg (http://i40.tinypic.com/qy6zyo.jpg)Oh man those facial cracks *shudder* I got that fixed asap on MacGyver shep (renegade). My female shep had that same hair as you guys but I changed it every game :lol: (ME1 - blond, ME2 - black, ME3 - Red)
Ordered a Commander Shepard Bishoujo Statue:
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The hair color is right anyway.