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[Captain_Obvious_au]

Since I don't use DLC armour because of the helmet issue, I'm wondering if anyone has any pics of a female Shep in Cerberus Assault Armour, Terminus Armour, or Inferno Armour? I'd really like to see what Miranda would look like wearing armour in missions, as it should be.

Modifié par Captain_Obvious_au, 22 avril 2010 - 06:50 .

[iOwnDino]

Captain_Obvious_au wrote...

Since I don't use DLC armour because of the helmet issue, I'm wondering if anyone has any pics of a female Shep in Cerberus Assault Armour, Terminus Armour, or Inferno Armour? I'd really like to see what Miranda would look like wearing armour in missions, as it should be.

What? and not see her figure?!
You're crazy man, crazy I tell you!

I am just kidding, I'll try to find some of those pictures

[Onyx Jaguar]

YES

[Captain_Obvious_au]

scyphozoa wrote...

edit - I don't understand the OP, but I stand by my suggestion above.

lol, okay essentially what I'd li9ke to see if Miranda's head photoshopped onto a femshep body whilst wearing armour, such as the Inferno Armour. The reason for this is I'm curious as to what Miranda would look like whilst wearing armour as opposed to her "I'm sure it'll stop bullets even though it barely stops light" suit.

[FluxDeluxe]

scyphozoa wrote...

I support Armor "outfits" for squadmembers. Characters like Miranda, Samara, Thane, Kasumi, Mordin and even Jacob need armor. I would much rather see these characters wearing armor than clothing.

edit - I don't understand the OP, but I stand by my suggestion above.

Agreed although doesn't Samara have Asari commando armour on already albeit a personalised version ?

[Blk_Mage_Ctype]

I'd like to put Miranda in armor.



Anything to cover up that wonky, unproportionate ass of hers...



*puts up a flame shield*

[Fiery Phoenix]

I think Miranda is too proud of herself to let Shepard change her precious outfit to some dirty armor!



I kid, I kid...



Yes, agree with the OP. Would have been a nice addition.

[Grand_Commander13]

I've been badgering the modders for this for as long as that modding thread has been up. Actually a day or two before, but who's counting (adds another tick mark to the wall)? As far as I know the modders don't have the necessary tech to crack the files like they need to, or at least they didn't when I checked last.

[iOwnDino]

Blk_Mage_Ctype wrote...

I'd like to put Miranda in armor.

Anything to cover up that wonky, unproportionate ass of hers...

*puts up a flame shield*

WAT!

*Charges flames*   

[RyuGuitarFreak]

Blk_Mage_Ctype wrote...

I'd like to put Miranda in armor.

Anything to cover up that wonky, unproportionate ass of hers...

*puts up a flame shield*

Releasing Incinerate tech.

[Captain_Obvious_au]

Okay folks, calm down, all we're doing is stripping Miranda out of her suit and putting her in armour. Wait...

[Hellebore5000]

It is odd how they can handle no atmosphere with just a t-shirt and a breather

[VampireCommando]

I think they should do what they did in ME1, when there on the ship they should have there casual clothing on, just like Shep, but when there not on the SR2 and are on some random planet kicking ass then they should have some armour on, even if it does hide Miranda's amazing figure

[luk3us]

I'm not sure they make armour in Miranda's "size"...

[Whailor]

Frankly it is silly, if not worse, that team members have no armor (well, except Grunt, Garrus, Zaeed) and are just running around there in their little jackets and jumpsuits. At least in ME2 there was this planet scanning so you didn't see how Miranda would be running around in cold hazard level 2 in her tight jumpsuit and a little plastic cup covering her nose and mouth. That would have been pretty silly thing to look at. ME1 was much better in this sense, you could outfit the party members like normal people. Or aliens. Or whatever. Personally I think that it's just the "easy way" solution, that is, don't have to mess with armored body models. Easier just to slap some clothing texture on and then have an option to change the texture color. Which is sad. Hopefully in ME3 things will become more realistic.

[Cascadus]

VampireCommando wrote...

I think they should do what they did in ME1, when there on the ship they should have there casual clothing on, just like Shep, but when there not on the SR2 and are on some random planet kicking ass then they should have some armour on, even if it does hide Miranda's amazing figure

Not true, it's not like light armour is baggy and unflattering. Though you would expect her assets to be slightly more... restrained.
Which I have no problem with.

[7th_Phoenix]

Whailor wrote...

Frankly it is silly, if not worse, that team members have no armor (well, except Grunt, Garrus, Zaeed) and are just running around there in their little jackets and jumpsuits. At least in ME2 there was this planet scanning so you didn't see how Miranda would be running around in cold hazard level 2 in her tight jumpsuit and a little plastic cup covering her nose and mouth. That would have been pretty silly thing to look at. ME1 was much better in this sense, you could outfit the party members like normal people. Or aliens. Or whatever. Personally I think that it's just the "easy way" solution, that is, don't have to mess with armored body models. Easier just to slap some clothing texture on and then have an option to change the texture color. Which is sad. Hopefully in ME3 things will become more realistic.

YES.

[Tazzmission]

miranda in slave leia golden bikini would be hot

[wizardryforever]

The issue of Miranda (and others, like Jack) wearing less than protective wear to a firefight is just as silly to me as being able to transfer the same suit of armor from Ashley to Kaidan, or MaleShep to Liara.  Like all armor automatically fits everyone or something. <_<