Just wondering why females need a seperate suit of armor for the sole purpose of showing their curves in ME? Combat armor should be unisex.
Female combat armor are over-sexualized
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Eddo36
, août 18 2010 05:33
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:37
Eddo36
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Please give a reason to add constructively to this discussion. I've noticed that modern body armor in the real world are unisex. Why is it different in ME?
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:38
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No!!
It's actually nice to see different armor suits for both genders. Making it uni-sex would be an insult to some gamers.
It's actually nice to see different armor suits for both genders. Making it uni-sex would be an insult to some gamers.
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:40
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I've brought up a legitimate issue. Please don't derail.
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:41
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Ok, if you want a serious answer:
I really don't know, and I don't care. I don't view it as sexual at all.
I really don't know, and I don't care. I don't view it as sexual at all.
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:41
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#11
Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:42
TheAdeptMaster
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Aren't you that same guy that said Males should be able to wear female clothes and vice versa? We really don't care at all.
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:44
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Yes because they should be unisex. I really don't care myself since I always play male, but it may draw heat from feminists that females are sexualized in the game.
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:44
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Eddo36 wrote...
Just wondering why females need a seperate suit of armor for the sole purpose of showing their curves in ME? Combat armor should be unisex.
You already suggested gender changing and cross-dressing, now you want male armor for everyone.
Dude, you have a serious problem with sexuality!
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:45
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Okay, then, Do any females have a problem with this??
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:46
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No, the cross dressing suggestion was a seperate issue. More of a role playing one.
This thread suggestion is for verisimilitude.
This thread suggestion is for verisimilitude.
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:46
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I am female and I have no problem with it.
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:46
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Kitteh303 wrote...
I am female and I have no problem with it.
See, so stop your pointless rants.
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:49
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Well not EVERY female player is a feminist. I was saying that some are.
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:49
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Eddo36 wrote...
No, the cross dressing suggestion was a seperate issue. More of a role playing one.
This thread suggestion is for verisimilitude.
You want to "role play" by changing your gender and cross-dressing.
Please, save what is left of your dignity and stop. Just stop.
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:51
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Eddo36 wrote...
Well not EVERY female player is a feminist. I was saying that some are.
Obviously, no feminist play mass effect, and if they do then they need to learn it's not 1869 anymore.
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:56
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"it may"...but it hasnt, If you don't care you really didnt need to make this thread.Eddo36 wrote...
Yes because they should be unisex. I really don't care myself since I always play male, but it may draw heat from feminists that females are sexualized in the game.
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 05:59
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Eddo36 wrote...
Yes because they should be unisex. I really don't care myself since I always play male, but it may draw heat from feminists that females are sexualized in the game.
Believe me, if the issue was going to draw 'heat from feminists' you would know about it already. This is a non-issue. The armor shows the female form, but it does not in any way accentuate any part unnecessarily. If anything, it masculinizes femShep's body shape. It is not unduly flattering, and it is eminently practical.
Why, it's almost as if BioWare had hired someone to help design realistic combat armor. Funny that.
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Posté 18 août 2010 - 06:00
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I think the breast area is exaggerated in ME2 on some armors. On others, like the Kestrel chestpiece, and in ME1, the armor looks fine.
This isn't a big deal.
This isn't a big deal.
#24
Posté 18 août 2010 - 06:03
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I cannot verify the seriousness of these suggestions, but the armor in Mass Effect is hardly as sexualized as say, armors in an Eastern MMORPG. If anything I'd consider them pretty conservative. They look different for M/F because it adds more visual variety.
If you do want to see "oversexualized," Go look up the Dark Elves from Lineage 2 or the Castanics from TERA Online.
I cannot verify the seriousness of these suggestions, but the armor in Mass Effect is hardly as sexualized as say, armors in an Eastern MMORPG. If anything I'd consider them pretty conservative. They look different for M/F because it adds more visual variety.
If you do want to see "oversexualized," Go look up the Dark Elves from Lineage 2 or the Castanics from TERA Online.
#25
Posté 18 août 2010 - 06:05
Madame November
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I am a feminist and I wouldn't mind if the armor was sexier.
PS. Don't stereotype feminists.
PS. Don't stereotype feminists.
