The game covers how Salarian females work behind the scenes and how Krogan women are basically sheltered so they can breed.
Can't think of anything off the top of my head as far as Turian females go but even if I'm wrong about the Turians, it's still just Turians.
They should replace female Shepard's renegade dialogue.
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#352
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Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:02
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Yeah, I didn't say that they did it just for the sake of keeping females out, I said it is amazing you think they put that much thought into the time restraints and budget problems they had.Busomjack wrote...
General Stubbs wrote...
*Claps for Busom* Goddamn man, you are just hilarious, thanks, I needed this laugh.Busomjack wrote...
Male Quarians didn't exist in Mass Effect 1 because there are hardly any Quarians outside of the flotilla.
I don't doubt Bioware's art department was limited in time to develop female counterparts to each species, but it is because of that that they had to incorporate this limitation and pass it off as species having a patriarchal culture.
You believe BioWare would actually put that much thought into not putting females in the game? They didn't create a patriarchal culture for every race, they wouldn't even put that much thought into it.
They didn't do so for the sake of just keeping females out. They did so due to time restraints. Every game has some ideas cut before the final release and in Mass Effect's case it was female aliens.
Rather than just leave it inexplicable, Bioware worked around this time restraint by designing the alien societies with a patriarchal backround.
I guarantee you that one of their higher-ups just said, "Well, leave it the way it is. No one will notice."
You know, Anaal Nathrakh is my favorite band and I have a hard time understanding you. That should probably tell you your entire point is invalid.
#353
Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:03
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Steel Dancer! I love you, let us frolic!
*frolics merrily, even going so far as to gambol*
#354
Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:03
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AntiChri5?! I thought we were buddies. It upsets me to hear you make such accusations against me.
What on earth would give you that impression?
The only interaction we ever have is when i come into your threads to make sure everyone is aware of your.......reputation so they can just leave.
Oh.........wait........in your mind that constitutes friendship, doesn't it? You poor, lonely bastard.
Have fun, i guess.
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#355
Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:03
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Busomjack wrote...
The game covers how Salarian females work behind the scenes and how Krogan women are basically sheltered so they can breed.
Can't think of anything off the top of my head as far as Turian females go but even if I'm wrong about the Turians, it's still just Turians.
It's still just Turians, and Asari, and Humans.
Good god man, this is just getting sad.
#357
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Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:05
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Le_Mieux wrote...
Busomjack wrote...
The game covers how Salarian females work behind the scenes and how Krogan women are basically sheltered so they can breed.
Can't think of anything off the top of my head as far as Turian females go but even if I'm wrong about the Turians, it's still just Turians.
It's still just Turians, and Asari, and Humans.
Good god man, this is just getting sad.
And Quarians.
#358
Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:05
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Busomjack wrote...
The game covers how Salarian females work behind the scenes and how Krogan women are basically sheltered so they can breed.
Can't think of anything off the top of my head as far as Turian females go but even if I'm wrong about the Turians, it's still just Turians.
"I can't think of anything, so I'll keep telling myself turians have a patriarchal culture."
#359
Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:05
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DrathanGervaise wrote...
Dr. Laxslax wrote...
I see you've caught the negligent comment. Just another way to phrase "have less DNA" while paralleling the "women are physically inferior" statement.
My inferior male brain is slightly confused.
You are being sarcastic, correct?
Yes, yes I am. On a completely irrelevant and trivial note, thank you for not quoting the previous, wall-of-texty parts
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Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:06
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Dr. Laxslax wrote...
DrathanGervaise wrote...
Dr. Laxslax wrote...
I see you've caught the negligent comment. Just another way to phrase "have less DNA" while paralleling the "women are physically inferior" statement.
My inferior male brain is slightly confused.
You are being sarcastic, correct?
Yes, yes I am. On a completely irrelevant and trivial note, thank you for not quoting the previous, wall-of-texty parts
Right.
I go make fire.
#361
Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:06
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Le_Mieux wrote...
Busomjack wrote...
The game covers how Salarian females work behind the scenes and how Krogan women are basically sheltered so they can breed.
Can't think of anything off the top of my head as far as Turian females go but even if I'm wrong about the Turians, it's still just Turians.
It's still just Turians, and Asari, and Humans.
Good god man, this is just getting sad.
The Asari are not female, they're mono-gendered which would still mean the majority of alien species, both council aligned and otherwise are patriarchal.
#362
Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:06
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Isn't it about time to bring in Vasquez into this debate?
#363
Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:07
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Upon reflection, this entire thread can be summed up thusly: "There are none so blind as those who will not see"
...and boy is BJ making with the shades at midnight...
...and boy is BJ making with the shades at midnight...
#364
Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:07
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Vasquez does not approve of the current situation of this thread
#365
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Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:07
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The Asari are not female, they're mono-gendered which would still mean the majority of alien species, both council aligned and otherwise are patriarchal.
You gay brah?
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Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:08
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What the hell do you think mono-gendered means? Mono = One and we all know what gender means. So they are One Gender, or female.Busomjack wrote...
Le_Mieux wrote...
Busomjack wrote...
The game covers how Salarian females work behind the scenes and how Krogan women are basically sheltered so they can breed.
Can't think of anything off the top of my head as far as Turian females go but even if I'm wrong about the Turians, it's still just Turians.
It's still just Turians, and Asari, and Humans.
Good god man, this is just getting sad.
The Asari are not female, they're mono-gendered which would still mean the majority of alien species, both council aligned and otherwise are patriarchal.
Another round of applause for Busom's debating skills!
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Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:09
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Busomjack wrote...
The Asari are not female, they're mono-gendered which would still mean the majority of alien species, both council aligned and otherwise are patriarchal.
"Patriarch, a word that has no meaning in [Asari] society"
Edit: Also, Matriarch. Go look it up.
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#368
Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:09
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I suppose we need to define what a female is in this thread. OP is confused
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Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:10
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I suppose we need to define what a female is in this thread. OP is confused
I need to leave the room to contain my laughter.
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Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:10
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Men genetically have the upperhand when it comes to strength but a skilled fighter wins the day, not who has the biggest muscles. And women can build up their strength so they can be just as strong as men.
And women can be more agile, do you really think you have time to catch Shepard and hit her weak spots, when she's been trained to block and avoid these attacks? There be no women in the police force if they didn't have the skill and strength to look after themselves, we've already proven to them that we're capable, but you don't seem to have gotten the memo. W
Plus, it's been proven that females have a higher pain threshold so that makes us excellent fighters.
And women can be more agile, do you really think you have time to catch Shepard and hit her weak spots, when she's been trained to block and avoid these attacks? There be no women in the police force if they didn't have the skill and strength to look after themselves, we've already proven to them that we're capable, but you don't seem to have gotten the memo. W
Plus, it's been proven that females have a higher pain threshold so that makes us excellent fighters.
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Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:11
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Looks like someone doesn't remember Mass Effect 1. Remember the love triangle scene between Liara and Kaiden? Liara explicitly corrects Kaiden when Kaiden brings up Shepard being into other women.General Stubbs wrote...
What the hell do you think mono-gendered means? Mono = One and we all know what gender means. So they are One Gender, or female.Busomjack wrote...
Le_Mieux wrote...
Busomjack wrote...
The game covers how Salarian females work behind the scenes and how Krogan women are basically sheltered so they can breed.
Can't think of anything off the top of my head as far as Turian females go but even if I'm wrong about the Turians, it's still just Turians.
It's still just Turians, and Asari, and Humans.
Good god man, this is just getting sad.
The Asari are not female, they're mono-gendered which would still mean the majority of alien species, both council aligned and otherwise are patriarchal.
Another round of applause for Busom's debating skills!
They're mono-gendered but not classifiable in conventional biological terms.
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Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:11
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Nu-Nu wrote...
Men genetically have the upperhand when it comes to strength but a skilled fighter wins the day, not who has the biggest muscles. And women can build up their strength so they can be just as strong as men.
And women can be more agile, do you really think you have time to catch Shepard and hit her weak spots, when she's been trained to block and avoid these attacks? There be no women in the police force if they didn't have the skill and strength to look after themselves, we've already proven to them that we're capable, but you don't seem to have gotten the memo. W
Plus, it's been proven that females have a higher pain threshold so that makes us excellent fighters.
I KNOW YOU FEEL THIS
#373
Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:12
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@DrathanGervaise - Damn you! That blood orange juice barely missed the screen! XD
But seriously...I know people will **** and whine about Asari being mono-gendered and not really female. But look at them...they're women, in every sense of the word. The only difference is how they mate. And they can kick your ass along with every other alien species male or female.
And you feel your manhood is threatened by strong women, at least; that's how you come across.
But seriously...I know people will **** and whine about Asari being mono-gendered and not really female. But look at them...they're women, in every sense of the word. The only difference is how they mate. And they can kick your ass along with every other alien species male or female.
And you feel your manhood is threatened by strong women, at least; that's how you come across.
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Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:12
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Plus, it's been proven that females have a higher pain threshold so that makes us excellent fighters.
You've got a mouth on you.
I'll enjoy watchi- *gagged and shot*
#375
Posté 30 avril 2010 - 03:12
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Nu-Nu wrote...
Men genetically have the upperhand when it comes to strength but a skilled fighter wins the day, not who has the biggest muscles. And women can build up their strength so they can be just as strong as men.
And women can be more agile, do you really think you have time to catch Shepard and hit her weak spots, when she's been trained to block and avoid these attacks? There be no women in the police force if they didn't have the skill and strength to look after themselves, we've already proven to them that we're capable, but you don't seem to have gotten the memo. W
Plus, it's been proven that females have a higher pain threshold so that makes us excellent fighters.
Women do not serve in combat roles in the military. Do I really need to explain why?
