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[James 091]

I dont see how this is a pointless arguement...  You guys make me sad.

As a semi-miltary rpg, i just feel high heels etc dont have a place on the battlefield. I dont care what they wear on the normandy, im just asking that they receive some sort of armor when you go on a mission, aka liara in ME1.

[FrostGun]

Masticetobbacco wrote...

stupid arguement

heels and sexy tights on women are aestheically appealing to all, unless you are feminist or homosexual.

i lold.

[Masticetobbacco]

this is a godamn Sci Fi RPG



why the hell should anything be realistic and millitary like. That's boring. People like adventure, impossibly hot girls, and action. High heels are awesome, or would you rather see girls fighting in 30 layers of armour?

[James 091]

Masticetobbacco wrote...

this is a godamn Sci Fi RPG

why the hell should anything be realistic and millitary like. That's boring. People like adventure, impossibly hot girls, and action. High heels are awesome, or would you rather see girls fighting in 30 layers of armour?

Fighting in 30 layers of armor? Yes. Sitting in the normandy with the same armor on? No.

[DarkIntent619]

well women have been fighting in action /sci-fi genre's with high heels for a long time now. . . sheesh i could name a list of female heroines that fought/fight in high heels



some combat specialist prefer heels to boots

[Ryzaki]

James 091 wrote...

Masticetobbacco wrote...

this is a godamn Sci Fi RPG

why the hell should anything be realistic and millitary like. That's boring. People like adventure, impossibly hot girls, and action. High heels are awesome, or would you rather see girls fighting in 30 layers of armour?

Fighting in 30 layers of armor? Yes. Sitting in the normandy with the same armor on? No.

Would make more sense if they went back to the way it was in ME1 civilian clothing on the normandy actual armor off.

I suppose that makes too much sense. <_<

[Captain_Obvious_au]

stefanbw wrote...

Casual outfits for the normandy crew, and armor for when they go on missions!

Agreed, and is in my ME3 suggestion blog. They did it for ME1, why not for ME2? It just doesn't make sense for Miranda to run around in her skin-suit in combat or for Jacob to wander around the Normany in full body armour.

[LiquidGrape]

[Gone]

Modifié par LiquidGrape, 03 juin 2010 - 02:41 .

[RyuGuitarFreak]

James 091 wrote...

I dont see how this is a pointless arguement...  You guys make me sad.

As a semi-miltary rpg, i just feel high heels etc dont have a place on the battlefield. I dont care what they wear on the normandy, im just asking that they receive some sort of armor when you go on a mission, aka liara in ME1.

Yeah, it's not pointless. But youd' have to say that to almost every squad mate, even Tali with her quarrian suit. It's not an armor, no matter how much people argue. I think Bioware went for art>realism. I can understand them, and didn't mind the stupidity of it at all. It WAS stupid and unrealistic, more yet if you think about ME1 and how Liara used an armor. But I ended up never thinking about it. And if you take Gameplay implications as you don't equip any kind of armor in them, it makes more sense.

I want Bioware to break their heads thinking about a way to keep art style of characters of ME2 and some armor customization at Shepard's level for squad in ME3. They could use accessories, armor pieces, different clothing/suits, whatever. Armor/suit parts exclusives to each character based on their looks, race culture, powers and job/class.

[Astranagant]

The fact that both male and female characters are seen going into lethally hazardous (vaccuum of space, planetoids with trace atmospheres at best, venusian hothouses, etc.) conditions with only a little plastic mask for protection is definitely more of a problem to me than women wearing high heels.

DarkIntent619 wrote...

well women have been fighting in action /sci-fi genre's with high heels for a long time now. . . sheesh i could name a list of female heroines that fought/fight in high heels

some combat specialist prefer heels to boots

None of them were actual real women, though. They were imagined and written by men and meant to sexually appeal to men.

Why do you think marines don't go on patrols in Afghanistan in stillettos?

Modifié par Astranagant, 09 avril 2010 - 02:46 .

[James 091]

^ at above post

I think this point was lost over the high heels arguement. This is the main problem, i agree.

Modifié par James 091, 09 avril 2010 - 03:07 .

[Pr3ying M4nt15 360]

The changes were made to make the characters more appealing to the mainsteam and to give them unique personality and style (I personally like the changes) Nothing wrong with the characters looking a bit sexy. Plus with biotic barriers and have what, armor isn't so neccesory in the ME world.



You're worried about realism in a game where people can phase and warp around on the battlefield and throw people around in their arms.



You're upset about a plastic mask but you don't know how effective it is. Remember cerberus have high tech and are not limited to standard issue crap that the alliance soilders get. Suspend your disbelief...

[FlyingWalrus]

I'm a male and I don't like to see high heels on chicks most times. Especially not during active or combat situations.



However, I think it works well for Samara. Biotic paragon, so on so forth. High heels should be of minimal concern to her when she can rip steel walls in two with her mind.



I would have thrown the game disc across the room if female Shepard's hardsuit had high heeled boots.

[Tennyochan]

i don't mind. i like a little heel- just not overly 6inch or something

makes them look sexy, like super-heros (heroines)

Its personal preference of how 'realistic' you wanna go...
V

Modifié par tennyochan, 09 avril 2010 - 03:35 .

[Cowboy_christo]

Nobody complaint about them having heels. They complaint about heels during fight. They can keep the same art but only shown in the normandy and certain area while having armor for the fighting as to not break immersion. Seriously everytime i check and see character almost in space with skin tight suit or nothing but tatoo and plastic mask im like WTF.



This was probably the only downside i found in me2. Hope they fix this in me3 and give everybody a real armor when fighting that can be stylized like shepard.

[v.dog]

Exactly. I like Miranda's outfits as much as anyone else, but it ruins the suspension of disbelief when she's running around like that during a firefight in a vacuum.



All I want I want is the rest of the squad to follow Shepard's example- armor and casual outfits are worn were appropriate.

[AntiChri5]

v.dog wrote...

Exactly. I like Miranda's outfits as much as anyone else, but it ruins the suspension of disbelief when she's running around like that during a firefight in a vacuum.

All I want I want is the rest of the squad to follow Shepard's example- armor and casual outfits are worn were appropriate.

[Tomecat]

Morinth wrote...

Look into my eyes and tell me you like women with high-heels. Tell me that you'd kill for them.

 
bahaha!

But ya, the need for a two set outfit (combat/non-combat) is needed.

[Zinoviy]

I am a real life heroine and I do not wear high heels.





Just sayin'.

[Zulu_DFA]

stefanbw wrote...

Casual outfits for the normandy crew, and armor for when they go on missions!

Oh really? And unlimited ammo? And non-magic like ammo upgrades? Are you a Mako fan?

[FrostGun]

I think.. This is just a game, and Fiction.

[chessplayer209]

Azurken wrote...

I, also, enjoyed Miranda's outfit.

Me too. Bring back Miranda in a ME2 expansion please Bioware! I especially liked the tight outfit. Bring her back in ME3!

Modifié par chessplayer209, 10 avril 2010 - 05:17 .

[SuperMedbh]

Zinoviy wrote...

I am a real life heroine and I do not wear high heels.


Just sayin'.

High five!

Look guys, high heels are for dressy occasions.  No one is complaining about the little black dress for Kasumi's loyalty mission--  I loved that section where my character is running around with her pistol in heels.  It's all about context.  Self same dress on wouldn't be my first choice for boarding a Reaper.  One of the things I've liked about Bioware games is the fact that the female characters aren't sexed up beyond belief.  Even the plunging necklines of the DA armours are sensible compared to the usual chainmail bikinis.  I think you can be tough and sexy at the same time--  but the bimbo look doesn't cut it.

That said, I get why Miranda wears the cat suit, at least when she's not in combat.  She as much as says she uses her looks for advantage.  There are definitely women like that, and most have her personality type, too. 

Modifié par SuperMedbh, 10 avril 2010 - 04:59 .

[Mightyg]

Don't care if they're attractive, no high heels in combat. Seriously. Also everyone should have spacesuits, they don't have to be thick and cumbersome, but they should at least be sealed....