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[Crimmsonwind]

Naltair wrote...

Obviously Casey Hudson hates women and wants them all to be shunned by intentionally not making Liara cry and then making sure to include the clipping to really rub it in their vaginas.

That is obviously what is happening here.

Whatever you're smoking, take smaller amounts.

[Naltair]

It was sarcasm.

[Crimmsonwind]

Naltair wrote...

Crimmsonwind wrote...

]I'm not about to burn down BioWare's HQ over this, I just don't understand the point in the difference in the scenes.

Maybe not you but some people are voicing some silly opinions.  I think it should be addressed but to insinuate some greater conspiracy is laughable.

Then ignore the thread and don't post. *shrug*

[Crimmsonwind]

Alright, now I really do have to leave. Be back later.

[Naltair]

I was actually trying to be and people were going on about conspiracies and making it sound like BioWare did this intentionally to ruin their day.

[Naltair]

Crimmsonwind wrote...

]Then ignore the thread and don't post. *shrug*

I actually support the idea of fixing the issues just not the nerd rage commentary.

[jlb524]

rynluna wrote...

I didn't create this thread to complain and moan at Bioware for the sake of complaining. I would really love it if FemSheps received the sobbing out loud scene in the DLC and for Bioware not to let this happen again.

This.

Calm down with the sexism cries people!  Nothing here is intetional as far as we know at this point. 

It seems to be an unintentional oversight...FemShep players are used to that. 

Modifié par jlb524, 29 septembre 2010 - 04:03 .

[tmk]

Naltair wrote...

Obviously Casey Hudson hates women and wants them all to be shunned by intentionally not making Liara cry and then making sure to include the clipping to really rub it in their vaginas.

That is obviously what is happening here.

Talk about overdramatization. It's not about shunning somebody intentionally. It's about unintentionally not paying attention. Unfortunately, there's a pattern that it's femShep who consistently gets less attention than Sheploo in things like this. And it's kinda sad.

[jlb524]

Naltair



Since it seems you don't care about this issue (or don't think it is an issue), please stop spamming this thread.

[Naltair]

jlb524 wrote...

rynluna wrote...

I didn't create this thread to complain and moan at Bioware for the sake of complaining. I would really love it if FemSheps received the sobbing out loud scene in the DLC and for Bioware not to let this happen again.

This.

Calm down with the sexism cries people!  Nothing here is intetional as far as we know at this point. 

It seems to be an unintentional oversight...FemShep players are used to that. 

Agreed, fix the issue and lay off the insanity.

[Naltair]

jlb524 wrote...

Naltair

Since it seems you don't care about this issue (or don't think it is an issue), please stop spamming this thread.

People cannot read.

I just said, if it's a technical issue it should be addressed.

The nerd rage is not needed.

[Naltair]

tmk wrote...

Talk about overdramatization. It's not about shunning somebody intentionally. It's about unintentionally not paying attention. Unfortunately, there's a pattern that it's femShep who consistently gets less attention than Sheploo in things like this. And it's kinda sad.

It's funny I state things logically at first and people ignore it, I get all sarcastic and people leap onto it like that is all I said.

I totally agree that Female Shepard get's the short end of the stick at times but that is just the nature of the franchise.  With that said if there are technical issues to be fixed I support that.

[lastpatriot]

rynluna wrote...

I didn't create this thread to complain and moan at Bioware for the sake of complaining. I would really love it if FemSheps received the sobbing out loud scene in the DLC and for Bioware not to let this happen again.

I think what the issue is we were all somewhat surprised that FemShep (Jennifer Hale) didn’t get any recognition when ME:2 became available.  Since then, the loyal fans have tried to bring this to the attention of BioWare that for future content, we would really appreciate seeing more of this side of the game.  When the most recent content came out, we were again surprised to see that there were still problems with the FemShep interactions.

I believe the point of this discussion is really just to make our concerns known and not to cause contention.  After all, it is our love of the game that makes us so passionate about our hopes/requests.

[Asheer_Khan]

Naltair wrote...

Obviously Casey Hudson hates women and wants them all to be shunned by intentionally not making Liara cry and then making sure to include the clipping to really rub it in their vaginas.

That is obviously what is happening here.

Actually CHudson once called femShep "sexual starved T-Rex" in relation to femShep = Jacob romance... that's why situaton like this frankly NOT surprised me...

[Naltair]

Totally agree just because I don't see it, does not mean it isn't an issue. I just from my personal standpoint don't see much of a different but obviously pothers do and if it's possible to fix then it should be.

[Killjoy Cutter]

I'm getting the impression that anyone who doesn't think there's an issue here isn't welcome on the thread.



But anyway, I'm going to have to watch these in detail. I could swear I remember Liara choking up at one point and being on the verge of sobbing, at least, after the fight with SB.

[Naltair]

Shavon wrote...

Yeah, I'm pretty sure it had to do with the animators being lazy, not a hatred of FemShep. Bioware is one of the only companies that always have the option to play as a Female PC, and although they could do miles better with little things like these animation issues, clipping, and marketing, they are still miles ahead of other game companies who completely ignore the female gaming population.

Agreed.