Mass Effect 1 Female Shepard Face Codes [NEW]

Mass Effect 1 Female Shepard Face Codes [NEW]

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If you wanted to use the original Mass Effect 1 Save (aka the original character from the ME1 save, with the same face code), then you'll need to do a bit more. You'll need to use a Mass Effect 1 Save Editor. You can extract the data from the original ME1 save, erase it, and download a ME1 Save Editor. Unlike the ME2 Save Editor, the ME1 Save Editor won't overwrite the data. You can use it to change a lot of the details of the character in your ME1 save.

The ME1 Save Editor has a lot of other really useful features. Like the ME2 Save Editor, you can easily delete a character by dragging them out of the selection list. If you want to use another Shepard, all you have to do is open the ME1 Save Editor and drag the Shepard into the selection list, then pick the Shepard in the ME2 Save Editor. You can also set the Shepard's name, gender, class, and appearance. You can also copy and paste the face code into the ME2 character creation menu. The ME1 Save Editor is like the ME2 Save Editor but you can do all the same things in the ME1 Save Editor as you can in the ME2 Save Editor.

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