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Count Viceroy wrote...
Deathispink wrote...
Count Viceroy wrote...
You don't hear the men go on and on about how every male in gaming is built like heman regardless of profession.
I really have to agree here. Heman was a poor example perhaps, but I have to say that I greatly appreciate the eye-candy created for me in video games.
It's more or less Marcus phoneix without his power armor
Dave of Canada wrote...
Deathispink wrote...
and from what I could tell from the photos( they were quite blurry) Lady Hawke's breasts were not a EE.
They share the same model as Bethany / Mom, so here's a screenshot. There's a better closer screenshot but I can't find it.
Slidell505 wrote...
Have you seen Hawkes biceps? They're large. Much larger than normal.
Addai67 wrote...
I think every thread where this topic has come up has had someone try to explain this, but let me be the one to enlighten you.Count Viceroy wrote...
You don't hear the men go on and on about how every male in gaming is built like heman regardless of profession.
The idealized male is powerful. He looks like he could actually be doing the things you do as a fighter in games like this. He is much more realistic in that than the couch potato that is probably sitting behind the screen controlling him.
The idealized woman (though I can't imagine why some of you think that's attractive) could barely stand up, with the huge breasts, pronounced S curve and tiny waist. Let alone be leaping over enemies and wielding a sword. She exists solely to be ogled at by the couch potato men that are sitting behind the screen.
That is the difference. Don't make me explain it again.
Modifié par Count Viceroy, 04 septembre 2010 - 04:37 .
It's a game some women would like to play, too, without having our PCs look so ridiculous.Count Viceroy wrote...
Yes, probably just as tired as the silent majority on these boards are tired of seeing a vocal minority of people complaining about this issue over and over like it was the biggest thing in the world. It's a game, stylised visuals.
Count Viceroy wrote...
Saibh wrote...
Count Viceroy wrote...
You don't hear the men go on and on about how every male in gaming is built like heman regardless of profession.
I can't even convey how much I hate that argument.
Cannot. Even. Convey.
Also, INB4LOCK!
Yes, probably just as tired as the silent majority on these boards are tired of seeing a vocal minority of people complaining about this issue over and over like it was the biggest thing in the world. It's a game, stylised visuals.
ErichHartmann wrote...
A body slider would solve all our problems. Someday every RPG will have fully customizable bodies, I hope......
Captain Hex wrote...
.SDNcN wrote...
I think people tend to forget how offensive statements like these are to women who are naturally that big, especially on the internet.
Thank you.Deathispink wrote...
That's not true. I happen to be shaped like that. Thus my own narcissim is probably to blame for being happy about boobs.
Don't worry, you aren't alone. I too was thrilled to see a more me-like proportioned Hawke.
Guest_Puddi III_*
Count Viceroy wrote...
There's a real difference between the women you list, and yes they do exist in other games, Dragon age is quite conservative in comparrison, they have taken few artistic liberties when it comes to breast size, so what? If we were discussing Soul Calibur or anything similar where the armor is a latex suit with a bare midriff I'd agree with you.
Deathispink wrote...
Dave of Canada wrote...
Deathispink wrote...
and from what I could tell from the photos( they were quite blurry) Lady Hawke's breasts were not a EE.
They share the same model as Bethany / Mom, so here's a screenshot. There's a better closer screenshot but I can't find it.
Hmm...I'm still not sure they're a EE . Do we have any bra-fit specialists in the house tonight!?
And compared to DAO, these proportions are absurd. That is why there is outrage. I know when many heard there was going to be a unique female rig, we were pleased because there wouldn't be the baseball mitt hands and linebacker shoulders. Who knew that what was meant was that the female models would be even less realistic.Count Viceroy wrote...
There's a real difference between the women in games you see elsewhere and dragon age, Dragon age is quite conservative, with a few artistic liberties taken when it comes to breast size, so what? If we were discussing Soul Calibur or anything similar where the armor is a latex suit with a bare midriff I'd agree with you.
filaminstrel wrote...
Count Viceroy wrote...
There's a real difference between the women you list, and yes they do exist in other games, Dragon age is quite conservative in comparrison, they have taken few artistic liberties when it comes to breast size, so what? If we were discussing Soul Calibur or anything similar where the armor is a latex suit with a bare midriff I'd agree with you.
If we end up getting a toolset for DA2, I anticipate a Soul Calibur bare midriff latex suit mod to take advantage of these new assets.
Just do a Google Image search on EE bra. It's hard to tell because they're also ridiculously pushed up, but I'd say they're bigger than EE.Deathispink wrote...
Dave of Canada wrote...
Deathispink wrote...
and from what I could tell from the photos( they were quite blurry) Lady Hawke's breasts were not a EE.
They share the same model as Bethany / Mom, so here's a screenshot. There's a better closer screenshot but I can't find it.
Hmm...I'm still not sure they're a EE . Do we have any bra-fit specialists in the house tonight!?
Yes to a certain extent, Bruce Lee muscularity? Believable, but not as large and muscular as Arnold Schwarzenegger in his bodybuilding prime.Schwadragon wrote...
But you'd expect a fighter to be pretty muscular. Even a mage would be pretty fit if he were an experienced combatant. There's no similar reason for LadyHawke to have gigantic breasts.
Let's not jump to conclusions.Addai67 wrote...
I think every thread where this topic has come up has had someone try to explain this, but let me be the one to enlighten you.
The idealized male is powerful. He looks like he could actually be doing the things you do as a fighter in games like this. He is much more realistic in that than the couch potato that is probably sitting behind the screen controlling him.
The idealized woman (though I can't imagine why some of you think that's attractive) could barely stand up, with the huge breasts, pronounced S curve and tiny waist. Let alone be leaping over enemies and wielding a sword. She exists solely to be ogled at by the couch potato men that are sitting behind the screen.
That is the difference. Don't make me explain it again.
Modifié par Maverick827, 04 septembre 2010 - 04:47 .
Addai67 wrote...
And compared to DAO, these proportions are absurd. That is why there is outrage. I know when many heard there was going to be a unique female rig, we were pleased because there wouldn't be the baseball mitt hands and linebacker shoulders. Who knew that what was meant was that the female models would be even less realistic.
Modifié par Count Viceroy, 04 septembre 2010 - 04:48 .
Addai67 wrote...
Just do a Google Image search on EE bra. It's hard to tell because they're also ridiculously pushed up, but I'd say they're bigger than EE.Deathispink wrote...
Dave of Canada wrote...
Deathispink wrote...
and from what I could tell from the photos( they were quite blurry) Lady Hawke's breasts were not a EE.
They share the same model as Bethany / Mom, so here's a screenshot. There's a better closer screenshot but I can't find it.
Hmm...I'm still not sure they're a EE . Do we have any bra-fit specialists in the house tonight!?
Aigyl wrote...
As far as I understand it, Dragon Age 2 isn't aiming for realism - it's a story being told by an unreliable narrator who's prone to exaggeration with a new art style that is less realistic than Origin's.
Dave of Canada wrote...
Aigyl wrote...
As far as I understand it, Dragon Age 2 isn't aiming for realism - it's a story being told by an unreliable narrator who's prone to exaggeration with a new art style that is less realistic than Origin's.
But it's the female model that is this way, not the story. Any female we might see outside of the story (such as Cassandra) will also have them.
Saibh wrote...
Regardless, there is a difference between the exaggerated beginning Varric part and the real part. Those screenshots are from the "real" part.
Aigyl wrote...
As far as I understand it, Dragon Age 2 isn't aiming for realism - it's a story being told by an unreliable narrator who's prone to exaggeration with a new art style that is less realistic than Origin's .
I don't think Bioware is aiming for a gritty realistic game with DA2, and I doubt larger-than-average boobs will be the only thing that sounds off alarms in the reality department. Now if you'll excuse me...
*runs for the flame-proof bunker*
Saibh wrote...
Dave of Canada wrote...
Aigyl wrote...
As far as I understand it, Dragon Age 2 isn't aiming for realism - it's a story being told by an unreliable narrator who's prone to exaggeration with a new art style that is less realistic than Origin's.
But it's the female model that is this way, not the story. Any female we might see outside of the story (such as Cassandra) will also have them.
Regardless, there is a difference between the exaggerated beginning Varric part and the real part. Those screenshots are from the "real" part.
TheMadCat wrote...
If I'm not mistaken though the whole game is told through Varric, meaning even the "real" parts aren't necessarily going to be 100% real.
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